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Television · 2003
Creature Comforts
Unscripted interviews with members of the British public are reimagined as stop-motion conversations among zoo animals, pets, and wildlife. Everyday opinions become wry character comedy through the contrast between human voices and clay creatures.
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While I do really love the concept and animation of Creature Comforts, what really appeals to me is just listening to everyday people talking about simple subjects, it's really calming to me.
Longjumping_Log1165 on Reddit Did you watch the original UK version or the not as good American attempt? Both are worth watching but the UK one is just better. I'm an American and when I first found the UK version online something like 20 years ago I was ecstatic. I was already a lover of Wallace and Gromit and I thought Creature Comforts was just adorable.
Amazon421 on Reddit British humor in the voices, plasticine animation; if you really pay attention to the dialogue, it gives you a wonderful, joyful feeling.
181cm on Douban For a die-hard Wallace & Gromit fan, these TV sketches (man-on-the-street interviews where animals are the interviewees!) are irresistible - in the original English version of course.
Rosine TALLET on Amazon This series builds on the unique Aardman style, and is extremely funny! So what if there are only 6 episodes? It's a small price to pay for owning some of the best television comedy on DVD. Plus some great extras - what's there to complain about? If you haven't already done so, buy this DVD!
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