Melissa Collier, Sarah Laborde, Sally Lindsay
Wallace and his dog, Gromit, open a bakery and get tied up with a murder mystery. But, when Wallace falls in love Gromit is left to solve the case.
Stats: 151 reviews
It probably took them years to make, and its good fun but it?s nowhere near as good as the previous Wallace & Gromit adventures.
The bumbling cheese lover and his canine side kick return once again in this, the highest rated TV show on British TV this Christmas. This time they tangle with a bread hating serial killer and it's pretty much a case of more of the same. Unfortunately it's nowhere near as invent...( read more)
Flat and uninspired entry in the cannon with a by-the-numbers plot and few fresh ideas. Disappointing.
A short animation of Wallace and Gormit who are bakers. Wallace falls for the Baker Lite advertising girl. There just happens to be a serial baker killer on the loose. Gormit has to save Wallace.
A pretty good entry into the Wallace and Gromit collection. However it is one of the short ones only 30 minutes long, some nice jokes as always but a very simple plot. Great for fans or youngsters but many would enjoy the longer and better curse of the Were-Rabbit.
Not as great as previous Wallace and Gronit shorts or the movie, but still decently funny and a good story. And for some reason it was full of refrences to other movies like ALIENS, BATMAN, and GHOST. Why? I'm not sure.
Still I love claymation so that's always a plus, because yo...( read more)
Not nearly as brilliant as Were-Rabbit which I enjoyed tremendously. A very simple plot and short, not much new ideas.
Once again, a good story-line and feature has been produced. Wallace and Gromit are as funny as ever, plus new gags enable more laughs and smiles.
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