Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit

    Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit

    Ages 4-182005
    G

    Wallace and his loyal dog Gromit run a humane pest control business protecting vegetables from rabbits, but when a giant were-rabbit threatens the annual Giant Vegetable Competition, they must solve the mystery. This beloved British stop-motion animation features the iconic inventor-and-dog duo in their feature-length debut, emphasizing themes of friendship, problem-solving, and environmental consciousness. The film celebrates British humor and culture while promoting compassion toward animals and creative thinking through Wallace's wacky inventions.

    2005Released
    Genres: Animation, Comedy, Family, Adventure

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    Family, Friendship & Community
    Frequent
    Fantasy or Symbolic Storytelling
    Moderate
    Diversity & Cultural Representation
    Minimal
    Romantic or Mature Themes
    Minimal
    Social or Historical Topics
    Minimal
    Gender Identity Topics
    None
    Sexual Orientation Topics
    None

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