Wallace and Gromit strikes again

[Dave A.]

http://www.wallaceandgromit.com/fla/wg.html


My gut still hurts after seeing this movie. British humor at it's best! :zzzzz: :badger:

[Xeno_omega]

i better check this movie out. I love wallace and gromit from the two before and chicken run was funny as hell also.

[sksupra]

one of the funniest things i have ever seen was on CBC on a saturday night. this was last year when there was no HNIC. CBC would show movies all evening in it's stead. this particular night they shown a short film between movies to fill time. i missed the beginning but it had to be made by the W&G team. they had taken actual audio or, more likely, the sound of actual interviews done by people that had been to a psychiatrist or psycologist. it was so friggin funny and well done i couldn't believe it. watching a lion, perched on a large rock in a zoo talking about how bad he was suffering from Agoraphobia (i know Agoraphobia isn't funny but look at it in context) was absolutely hilarious, if anyone can tell me the name of this short film, i would forever be in their debt.

and, yes, i gotta see this movie too. i'll, uh, say my daughter wants to see it.

[sksupra]

bump......(someone has to know the name of that film i was talkin' about)

[Xeno_omega]

yo here are all of the movies that nick park (wallace and gromit director) has done. http://www.rottentomatoes.com/p/nick_park/ Im assuming you're talking about creature comfort based on your discription.

[suprasrock]

Creature Comforts.

It was actually a TV series. It wasn't scripted, they were real interviews.