Chicken Run (2000)

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  JackthePGL

  9 / 10

  Man, oh, man. Stop-Motion animation is so brilliant and amazing I could even think about look back the characters made of clay The British company that brought you Wallace and Gromit, comes an animated, well stop-motion animated movie called Chicken Run. Great animation all the way through. I wish they'll make more movies like this. Many people love to see a movie that is made of clay, (I almost said play-dough) from Aardman. Even what I think, the characters are likeable. There's Ginger is the lady chicken who wants to get their fellows chickens out from Mr and Mrs Tweedy's demise. There's Rocky Rhodes who is from America who escaped from circus and yes, I know that and guessed it, Mel Gibson is the voice of Rocky Rhodes. It's like he voiced John Smith from Pocahontas and now he voiced Rocky in this. He amazing is this playing Rocky Rhodes. He's funny and brilliant and I love him as an actor. And all the cast and characters are fabulous. Miranda Richardson from The Crying Game and Timothy Spall and all the british cast. If I wanted to see John Smith and Rocky Rhodes voiced by Me Gibson in all of his films like the Lethal Weapon quadrilogy, Mad Max trilogy, Braveheart, Bird on a Wire and many more, I would be impressed. Even though the characters are funny like Mr and Mrs Tweedy and two rats, Nick and Fetcher. The jokes are funny like Nick and Fetcher saying: ''The exits are located here and here. In the quite likely event of an emergency, put your head between your knees...'' ''and kiss your bum goodbye.'' There's are many jokes in this I can understand. Fowler is a funny chicken it's because of his voice. Chicken Run is an underrated film for everyone who likes chickens. Hmhm? Thank you. So if you like eating chicken and chicken pie's, just let remind you, chickens go in, pie's come out. Don't go eating them when they're alive. That would be animal cruelty. The voice acting is fabulous especially from Mel Gibson.

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