Composer:
Ilan EshkeriCast:
Omid Djalili, John Sparkes, Kate Harbour, Andy Nyman, Nick Park, Justin Fletcher, Richard Webber, Simon Greenall, Jack PaulsonVOD (1)
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When Shaun decides to take the day off and have some fun, he gets a little more action than he bargained for. A mix up with the Farmer, a caravan and a very steep hill lead them all to the Big City and it's up to Shaun and the flock to return everyone safely to the green grass of home. (official distributor synopsis)
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It's great, like everything Aardman studio does, and their animation is just unique; I have nothing against it. As far as the story goes, though, it didn't impress me that much on its own. There are some excellent gags here, but for me, there weren't enough of them to make me feel like I've seen something exceptional again.
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I have seen a few episodes of the TV series and quite liked it so I expected the same from the movie, and I certainly was not disappointed. On the contrary, I have to say that this feature-length movie was quite respectable. It is full of good ideas and, like, Wallace and Gromit; it is properly off-the-wall. I particularly enjoyed the soundtrack, as the music was well selected and managed to evoke the right atmosphere and mood. It also gave the movie’s narrative the depth it needed. In addition, I also really liked the main antagonist, the animal warden, who was properly evil and at the same time a little bit over the top. Overall, I feel satisfied. 8/10.
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Few people can create quality slapstick entertainment completely free of meaningful dialogue and with a story on the level of a seven-year-old child, and the creators of Shaun the Sheep handle it almost perfectly. An inexhaustible geyser of great ideas, which in some cases spouts stuff we’ve seen hundreds of times before, but always in the next moment surprises with a joke or reference so well thought out and creative that it's hard to believe (the evil staring dog in the opposite cell was even funnier than funny:))..... Top it off with a dose of emotion, the necessary pathos and a super unlucky villain that I really enjoyed, and we have not only a great film, but also a great potential for future projects. 85%
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Great! Perhaps more childish than the other full-length Aardmans, but still first-class entertainment. And the staring dog with bloodshot eyes is my new hero!___P.S. The Czech distributor really failed by not having subtitles. If parents want their kids to understand something, they can't avoid explaining it..___P.P.S. The joke after the end credits is a match for anything after the end credits by Marvel.
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