A lovely story about all the hard work that has gone into Aardman over all these years. Seeing all their success in this one hour long documentary really puts into perspective just how influential and successful this studio has been.

Wallace and Gromit, the most British characters of all time. I’d die for them.

A lovely story about all the hard work that has gone into Aardman over all these years. Seeing all their success in this one hour long documentary really puts into perspective just how influential and successful this studio has been.

Wallace and Gromit, the most British characters of all time. I’d die for them.

Adman really are one of the best studios to produce any media

Adman really are one of the best studios to produce any media

Really lovely documentary showing ardman highly recommended to any fan of arddman

Really lovely documentary showing ardman highly recommended to any fan of arddman

These animation documentaries really excite me. There are so many fascinating details that go into them that I am eager to learn more. That is one of my faults with the film is that it could've been longer. I'm sure there were multiple other things they could've talked about, and picked out the most important ones to put in the film, but I really would've liked to hear more about Peter Lord or even the collaboration with Dreamworks. They also keep cutting back to Wallace & Gromit "watching" it, which doesn't really fit with the film and is kind of distracting. The interviews they got all make sense and the interviewees themselves are all having a blast discussing it. It's edited really nicely and Julie Walters gives a smooth narration. If you like this animation company, give this a watch.

These animation documentaries really excite me. There are so many fascinating details that go into them that I am eager to learn more. That is one of my faults with the film is that it could've been longer. I'm sure there were multiple other things they could've talked about, and picked out the most important ones to put in the film, but I really would've liked to hear more about Peter Lord or even the collaboration with Dreamworks. They also keep cutting back to Wallace & Gromit "watching" it, which doesn't really fit with the film and is kind of distracting. The interviews they got all make sense and the interviewees themselves are all having a blast discussing it. It's edited really nicely and Julie Walters gives a smooth narration. If you like this animation company, give this a watch.