Favorite characters Wallace and Gromit first appeared in a short film by "Steve Rushton" since 1989, "Grand Day Outside", a strange comedy for the human Wallace (Peter Salis) and his dogs who do not speak Greece. Wallace is the worst enthusiast in the world, you see, and he knows that the moon is made of cheese. When they arrive on the moon, Wallace and Gromit reveal that it is really made of cheese, while the surface is protected by a coin -driven vending machine. They foolishly avoid catching most of the film. "The Great Day Outside" was a fatty and funny enough to get an Oscar nomination, just a loss of Creature Comforts, another briefly animated for stopping a park directed by the same studio, Aardman Animations.

Since then, Wallace and Gromit have appeared in three other shorts ("The Wrong Pants" since 1993, in 1995 "Close Shaving" and "Bread and Death Material") and two feature films, including the 1995 Wallace and GROMT Oscar: "Wallace & Gromit". Their second film, "Wallace & Gromit: Vereance Most Fowl" in 2024, is a direct sequel to the events of "the wrong pants". He just got a limited theater edition in the United States before retiring Netflix in January 2025. Although Wallace and Gromit remain massively popular characters, the "revenge of most Foul" has not received any fanfare since its release, and many US subscribers Netflix may not know it exists. Fortunately, he stays on Strimmer and is ready to look at the momentary notice. /Movie even considered it to One of the best animated films of 2024and currently had a 100% approval for approval by critics of Rotten tomatoes.

Recall, the "wrong pants" finding financial miserable Wallace must rent one of his home rooms: a mysterious penguin that doesn't speak, which seems to have unknown plans. The penguin takes over the room of Gromit, Codes Wallace and gains its confidence. Gromit can see that it is planted, but Wallace is unconscious. All of this happens on the eve of Wallace invented techno-packers, a new contraction that allows the holder to go to walls and ceilings. As it turns out, the penguin intends to use Wallace's apartment as a home-made diamond heist, using techno manages. Fun, when the penguin commits his crimes, he wears a rubber glove on his head to make him look like a chicken. The penguin is actually feathers McGrav, an international diamond thief.

The feathers are detained at the end of the "wrong pants" and sent to the zoo as a punishment. The "revenge of most birds" catches feathers, still in "prison", but forming a complex plan for escape. It seems that Wallace (now expressed by Ben Whitehead, making Connecting Crackerjack Sallis) invented a new device that feathers can use for fatal purposes. The invention is a robotic garden gnome named Norb (Rice Sharsmit). Gromit hates the Norb, as the robot intervenes all the dog's favorite gardening activities. The Norb also has a vulnerable, hacked slave and feathers, secretly using a computer zoo, is able to break the Norbot and force him to perform acts of a thief and general evil.

The feathers, of course, are mostly motivated by retaliation, trying to shape Wallace to send him to jail in the first place. "Vengeance Most Fowl" also repeats some scenes of "wrong pants", revealing that the feathers actually hid a stolen diamond in Wallace's apartment at one point. Wallace now looks like a thief.

The film climbs with a pretty funny boat chase after a slow, narrow stream. It is a great blend of high-octane action and British ranking. Wallace invents a device that can fly with rubber boots in Wellington at a furious pace; There are no guns or real violence in the films "Wallace and Thromit", and the missiles are replaced with boots, porridge globes or dough balls.

"Vengeance Most Fowl" is not the best movie on Wallace & Gromit, but it's a wonderful return to the form for the characters not seen on the screen for nearly two decades. The animation is oily, but Aardman wisely does not change its designs to the characters, retaining their marble eyes and bean -shaped smiles. It is also difficult to get angry at something so strange and enjoyable. There is an unique descending quality of "Wallace and Gromit" that survives centuries and upgrades of any kind of commercial excessive exposure. Plus, it was wise to return the directors in 1993 for their sequel, as "the wrong pants" has many fans. Feathers McGrav is a wonderful villain for how more impressive he is. He looks like a Fisher-price toy and still has an antagonist's mind to the Jameseims Bond. Prisons mean the feathers are deep in thought, but maybe we look at an umbrella handle.

As such, no critic could consider giving the film a negative overview. All 137 reviews of RT's "Revenge of Most Birds" are positive, giving the film desired and rare 100% approval rating. The film is more comfortable and enjoyable than significant or funny, but that's not really a problem. Plus, at just 79 minutes, it's fast and breeze. It's about 49 seconds shorter than the longest episode of "Game of Thrones" (and probably better use of your time).