Chicken Run (Australia)

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This aint no chick flick!
Certificate: G
Running Time: 84 mins
Retail Price: 28.95
Release Date:

Synopsis:
Rocky the rooster and Ginger the chicken decides its time to rebel against the evil Mr & Mrs Tweedy, owners of the chicken farm where they are held.

Together with the farms` other chickens they lead a great escape from the murderous farmers, and their certain doom!

Special Features:
Poultry In Motion" documentary
"Hatching of Chicken Run" documentary
Director`s commentary
Read-along
Cast & Crew biographies
Panic Button
Tv Spot
2 Theatrical Trailers
4 page booklet including Production Notes

Video Tracks:
Widescreen Anamorphic 1.85:1

Audio Tracks:
Dolby Digital 5.1 English

Subtitle Tracks:
CC: English

Directed By:
Peter Lord
Nick Park

Written By:



Starring:
Phil Daniels
Lynn Ferguson
Mel Gibson
Tony Haygarth
Jane Horrocks
Miranda Richardson
Julia Sawalha
Timothy Spall
Imelda Staunton

Casting By:
Patsy Pollock

Soundtrack By:
Harry Gregson-Williams
John Powell
James McKee Smith
Geoff Zanelli

Director of Photography:
Tristan Oliver
Dave Alex Riddett

Editor:
Mark Solomon

Costume Designer:
Sally Taylor

Production Designer:
Phil Lewis

Producer:
Peter Lord
Nick Park
Carla Shelley
David Sproxton
Lenny Young

Executive Producer:
Jake Eberts
Jeffrey Katzenberg
Michael Rose
Steven Spielberg

Distributor:
Universal Pictures

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8 / 10
A truly wonderful and funny movie that will definitely entertain adults more than it would children.
One can only admire the amount of effort it took the creators of the movie to animate the plasticine characters.
The video transfer is very good. The dark scenes are rendered beautifully and the plasticine characters all look great.
The DD 5.1 soundtrack is very good. The surrounds are used very nicely used throughout the movie.
The actors all do a superb job in giving life to the various characters using their voices.
The menus are still with music.
The extras include a commentary, 2 behind the scenes featurettes and a read along.
Bottom line - a highly enjoyable (thus recommended) movie and a fine disc, too.
posted by Zvi Josef on 5/5/2003 22:35