Best Great escape yet…
“Unmissable”
Plot
Queen of the hens Ginger
alongside her fellow chicken companions who live on a chicken farm try to seek
escape into the wild by using spoons and to make do scarecrows. As nearly all
hope is lost among her fellow peers the flying rooster Rocky turns up. However
does this now mean all hope is lost or does he save them before they become
chicken pies?
Review
Nick Park classics
include the creation of Wallace and Gromit and now another one is added to the
list. Yes chicken Run the first full length film created Aardman animation is
filled with optimistic chickens creating light hearted comedy. Hollywood dosh
allowed this slow motion miracle to be created. I take my hat off to them. They
have pulled off this world supremacy creating over 80 minutes of pure and
classic entertainment.
Who knew chickens
could be so intelligent not Mrs. Tweedy that’s for sure! Ginger the strict
commander and chief is a hard nut to crack but a lovable character all the
same. Is it possible for them to taste freedom or is being held back by an
uneventful life of laying eggs stopping them.
Rocky could be the
chicken’s knight in shining armour, could he help them escape in this drama
comedy and help them devise a plan to chance their arm at freedom. The dream of
escape has to soon become reality as it turns into a race against the clock to
see the back of Mrs Tweedy.
The chicken eggs are
counted for the last time as the farm is soon to be turned into a pie
investment and guess what the main ingredients is going to be? Of course it’s
the chickens. The film does have a mystery element as who would have thought
this chicken farm set in the Yorkshire dales of England had a sinister side?
This film is suitable
for all ages, simple enough for children to grasp the escape plan however
filled with comedy action to fore fill the adult’s needs.
Verdict
Superb entertainment,
a hint of passion and brilliantly cast voices what more do you want from an
animated film about chickens?
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