The best children's films: 'Wallace & Gromit. The curse of vegetables'

The fun and captivating couple formed by Wallace and Gromit arose from the imagination and creativity of Nick Park and Steve Box, who opted for a traditional animation, the stop motion (frame by frame) and characters created in plasticine.

The work is very arduous and also has the tendency in recent years has been digital animation. But these British got enough success with their first short films until in 2005 they dazzled with the feature film 'Wallace & Gromit. The curse of vegetables'.

A film that devoted Wallace and Gromit, this couple of an inventor and his smart dog They star in a really fun adventure. Very simple in terms of plot scheme, but because of its great simplicity it is very entertaining and especially recommended for children. This film also won many awards becoming a great success.

What counts

The Annual Giant Vegetable Contest is approaching and an authentic "vegetablemania" is unleashed in the town where Wallace and Gromit reside. The two friends, true entrepreneurs, are making gold with their new invention, the system Anti-pesto, a humanitarian way of control rabbits They try to invade the neighbors' gardens.

Suddenly, everything falls apart when a huge, mysterious and voracious beast begins to terrorize the neighborhood, attacking the orchards at night and destroying everything in its path. Therefore, Lady Tottington, a beautiful and rich heiress and the organizer of the Contest, instructs Anti-Pesto to capture the terrible creature and save the contest.

However, they find that their cocky suitor is on the prowl, determined to kill the beast with a shot to become a local hero and, more importantly, get married to the organizer. The contest is at stake and Victor, the suitor, gets underway although his true intentions can have serious consequences for her and for the two heroes.

We like it because ...

It can be criticized that it has a not too original argument, it is in a way foreseeable, but against 'Wallace & Gromit. The curse of vegetables' is a movie absolutely funny.

It is a wonder the result achieved by its creators with such a peculiar animation, with great care and where it stands out the great detail of each scene, of each character without losing that traditional and artisan air in no time.

It is a very well defined couple and they get along very well and are characters that immediately captivate the viewer with their sympathy. And the best part is that we adults can find a very peculiar tribute to horror stories such as the werewolf, King Kong, Frankenstein ... but simplified and adapted to the clay universe created by Nick Park and Steve Box (their authors they named it the first vegetarian horror movie).

Values ​​transmitted by 'Wallace & Gromit. The curse of vegetables'

The feeling of solidarity He plans on the whole movie that goes by in a sigh. The protagonists have to defend the interest of neighbors and orchards and fight for it. For which they will have to be supportive, maintain a trust full and all in search of a peace, which the villain on duty is responsible for trying to destroy.

With the two protagonists in this adventure for the defense of some vegetables and fighting a plague, their spirit of environmental defense, for the respect for plants and the importance they are given in history.

Recommended for children from 3-4 years

The stories of Wallace and Gromit are very simple, nothing complicated with what children from three years can have a great time. The fact that they are plasticine dolls Animated will cause them special attention, especially since they are made with great care and awakening the imagination of the little ones.

It tells an ideal story to see as a family, although, as I said, it is based freely on classic horror stories, taken to the world of imagination, with a clear comic and adventurous touch. Children will enjoy the characters (especially Gromit, a very intelligent dog, enormously expressive and that does not speak) and animation, the elderly can take full advantage of the intelligent humor that distill many moments.