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Just watched it earlier it was brilliant. My son who’s 38 text me and said ‘ bet your watching Wallace and gromit ‘ it’ his favourite too.

We loved it.

I enjoyed it hugely. It made me laugh, it’s clever. Gromit saves the day again. I love the northern references, northern news, the Accrington canal boat, the sign for the Yorkshire border. I especially love Gromit, reading A Room of Ones own by Virginia Woof. Everyone needs a streetwise yet intellectual dog

A total joy!

Brilliant. So glad I pay my TV licence.

I love all the subtle and not so subtle references in the dialogue and imagery e.g. Norbot “pointlessly blowing leaves around” (which is exactly what I think of neighbours and their noisy leaf blowers) and clipping the hedge in an Eric Morecambe topiary as well as Feathers as Blofeld. Brilliant stuff.

I laughed out loud as I watched it and will undoubtedly watch it again and again.

I actually have it on I play re watching as I type this, it's delightful.

Will arrive back home tomorrow after Christmas with the family. Therefore tomorrow night’s viewing will be W and G, can’t wait. 😀

If Mr and Mrs gulligranny liked it I’m sure we will 👍

Havent seen it yet but will definitely watch it. have been watching my old films that I like over christmas, so of course have watched Casablanca, and if the African Queen is on I will watch that. Enjoyed the Downton Abbey, where lots of the storylines were tied up. The actors who play the servants had a ball dressing up for the film, and it was lovely to see them all. Love Wallace and Gromit, and think they make a great film

Do not usually watch BBC but had to watch Wallace & Gromit! Best thing on tv so far. Tried to like Dr Who as been a fan from start but it just isnt Dr Who anymore! If we all liked the same thing it would be a dull world so each to his own!

Loved it ! The experience was made extra sweet by my know-it-all daughter and son in law saying that the voice of Wallace WAS Peter Sallis Why wouldn’t it be ? Clearly, they don’t know everything. Well done , Ben Whitehead.

I haven't seen it yet but you are making me want to.

It was so funny. The expressions on Gromit's face make me laugh and the evil Feathers McGraw.

The highlight of my year. There are so many sight gags in Wallace and Gromit films you have to watch them again and again to catch them all. Ben Whitehead did a superlative job replacing Peter Sallis. And it was showing at Christmas, usually a time to turn off the TV.

Loved it.

Brilliant - you need to watch it more than once to catch all the details and visual humour.

i wasnt able to watch it so now need to find out how I can watch it when I have time. Wallace and Gromit are really great. I am so old that I remember the lovely Harts Morph , loved Pingu, , Snowman etc of course and the wonderful Raymond Briggs Father Christmas and Father Christmas on holiday. Love the books, as he was so clever that the child followed the obvious story and of course it was so rude - you saw him sat in the outside toilet!! But we older adults enjoyed the little bits of fun from our time, and perhaps remember a great granny with an outside loo etc. Oh, Blooming Christmas as he would say. an reread those time and time again. Better than the wretched and boring Thomas the Tank Engine, which were not what I enjoyed reading. My son knew every word so you couldnt miss a page either!!

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Did you want to stick your tongue out at them and say Nah na na na nah, or so there!!

The best thing on over Christmas, made me laugh, I loved the invention that got him out of bed, washed and dressed I could do with one of them for DH.

There’s a nice interview with Nick Park on Must Watch on BBC Sounds.

I thought it was Peter Sallis until I realised that he would be far too old to be doing that now - and that he did die some years ago and Ben Whitehead took over - a senior memory lapse. But yes, it was magic.

I thought Wallace’s voice was done by Ai at first till I saw it was another actor. He was excellent and so was the whole programme. So so clever.

So Brit it is pure brilliance.