Wallace And Gromit In The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit Review

IMDb Rating: 7.8
Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 95% Rated Fresh
Notable Cast/Crewmembers: Helena Bonham Carter, Ralph Fiennes
Genre: Clay Animation

I, personally love this movie. I have watched it today for at least the fourth time, and every time there are new jokes or references to discover. Also, stop-motions films are always great because of the effort it takes to make it: With "normal" movies, you can just redo a scene if you think a different prop fits better on the other side of the screen. If you do this with stop-motion, you may be ruining weeks of work, so everything is thought out extremely well.
Let me plot the movie for you:

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Wallace, an inventor and his faithful dog Gromit have little buisiness called Anti-Pesto, which, as you can see in the name, clears pests of rabbits humanely. They get a huge order from the lovely Lady Tottington and her fiancé (at least, he wants to be her fiancé to get to da moneys) to rid her whole garden of rabbits. After this, Wallace decides that because they don't have enough room to store the rabbits, he should send anti-veggie brainwaves to their brains, so he can release them again without them harming the vegetables that are meant for the big vegetable show. However, something goes terribly wrong and Wallace is stuck with being a giant rabbit every time at full moon. What happens next, you'll have to see for yourself. Or read it on Wikipedia, but that is a lot less fun.
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-I'm just crackers about cheese, Gromit!
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-HipsterForce