Aardman Studios is back with another humorous animation flick. This time not the clay puppets that everybody got used to, but with a fully computer animated film. But, do not despair, the animation is done in such way that it still looks like clay puppets.
The story then. It all starts as Roddy, an upper class rat, ends up in the sewers under London. From there things start rolling, and rolling quickly in an adventure that will lead Roddy onto a new path in life. And what passes in the mean time? The stuff we have grown to expect from Aardman - fast paced action, brilliant facial expressions, jokes with words, expressions, strange characters and all.
It didn't have me rocking in my seat all the way through as Wallace & Gromm-it and the Curse of the Were-Rabbit did, but it wasn't bad, not bad at all. So, Aardman delivers, again.
7 out of 10 rats flushed through the toilet
The story then. It all starts as Roddy, an upper class rat, ends up in the sewers under London. From there things start rolling, and rolling quickly in an adventure that will lead Roddy onto a new path in life. And what passes in the mean time? The stuff we have grown to expect from Aardman - fast paced action, brilliant facial expressions, jokes with words, expressions, strange characters and all.
It didn't have me rocking in my seat all the way through as Wallace & Gromm-it and the Curse of the Were-Rabbit did, but it wasn't bad, not bad at all. So, Aardman delivers, again.
7 out of 10 rats flushed through the toilet