Pjtaylor-96-138044 'Shaun Of The Sheep Movie (2015)' is one of the most purely visual pictures I've ever seen, being perhaps the closest thing to a silent film - sans sound effects - since the fall of that era, at least. It actually pushes past many of those iconic pieces because they often used title-cards to convey vital information, be it dialogue or otherwise, and this flick sees fit not to do so, only resorting to some easily-translatable signage for some simple visual gags entirely supplementary to the plot. This clarity of story-telling allows for the film to transcend all boundaries of age or nationality, making it an incredibly joyous and wholly wholesome affair throughout that is often hilarious, usually chuckle-worthy and always smile-inducing. The variety of gags, some of which are genius in their simplicity and universality, is matched only by the standard of animation, which is consistently friendly and inventive. The overall experience is elevated by each of the piece's parts, becoming a surprisingly effective and supremely entertaining animation from the studio that just keeps on giving. It's not quite 'Wallace & Gromit', but it's close. 8/10

Wei Jay Tan Begin.I was a bloody idiot if/when I put all of my fanship or trust into animation (I never did do so about anime because I labeled myself as a non and anti otaku before it could seduce me.). I don't know if I ever did, but I won't. And at them same time, I won't stereotype animation at all. It's far too common, much like the existence of racism in our present and modern society. Yet, always and invariably, there is still bound to be stereotyping in the animation world (All thanks to Anime of course. However, that bloody dangerous genre could destroy an individual, for all I know.). On the other hand, I do appreciate stop motion animation, ranging from Wallace and Gromit, to Chicken Run (Neither of which I have seen) to Wes Anderson's Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009). Yes, that I did see. And while The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) will always remain something of a pure piece of treasure to me, I appreciated Fantastic Mr Fox even though I never did READ Fantastic Mr. Fox. Stop Motion, unlike traditional or modern animation, I feel is more approachable to. And by the reaction of some of my fine young friends (younger than me, a lot), I can see it.But hey, to top it off, I never did watch much of stop motion involving a character, who is a male sheep named SHAUN, SHAUN THE SHEEP, I did see some footage of him, in some situations, although I don't remember what they're about. The very thing that I did remember, is that I did see him before. On the other hand, how I did get to see Shaun The Sheep Movie (2015) was also in the same scenario: "In a wholly unexpected way.".It happened on a trip to a country resort where I have been before. Automatically meaning that this isn't my first visit to the resort. It was only a one day stay, arriving in the morning and leaving tomorrow morning. But in the afternoon of the day of the arrival, it happened. On the television, it caught my attention, and kept it's firm grip on me until the credits began to roll out. And despite the fact that I missed some of the opening, it still gave me enough of an idea of what the whole thing was all about: "A Lesson". Isn't a lesson or two in a film something of a great addition to it? It's themes, my friend.Shaun the Sheep Movie Stars Shaun, Bitzer & the rest of the flock of sheep (Including Timmy) and the Farmer. Although due to the fact that the film has completely no dialogue you will most likely not catch most of their names. Look it up if you like. I won't go much into the plot as it would involve spoilers, something of which I frankly don't really care much about as enjoyment isn't much of my concern when it comes to watching films.Going through the film is a flume ride through the tracks of creativity. Since there is no dialogue you could simply just pay full attention to the animation and visual storytelling. Which, strikes one as, both, baa-rillant, and, really something of a genius. If you're looking for a sense of enjoyment, you'll find plenty in this as there are endless and nonstop humor to keep your funny bone and entertainment bone tickled throughout without a single break. That, of course, depends if you want to stop halfway through. Then you can relief yourself from the stress (or enjoyment) caused by all of that tickling by the feather which is the movie itself.I know it sounds cliché and childish; most of us would prefer some goddamn, selfish anime compared to this crown jewel of an animation and a stop motion movie. But it is genuinely perfect (Seeing how well the plot, visuals, characters and incidents and events and tricks connect with each other.) and perhaps can be like nothing you've seen be- fur. Go for it, you won't be disappointed. Give this jewel a go and you will understand how it differs from bloody anime, or Familiar Disney.Call me an Aardman fan now.

BigMan I hate my life because Luke Padfield (not the IT technician) always ruins my plans because he doesn't like living in my shadow. Goodbye world, goodbye Luke... It's got great characters with great imagination and I love what the director has done with the classic tale of "sheep meets girl" and I really think that they should make a sequel(if they haven't decided on that already). Personally, this is one of my favourite films of all time and I truly believe that every one should give this wonderful adaptation of the TV series a go. Great film though. Definitely would watch again if I'm still alive in ten minutes. ;) Love from BIGBOYBIGMANBIGPAPA

ferdimension Im from Argentina and i grow up with the series and when Shaun the Sheep Movie was released i was very excited. I saw the movie with my family, my twin brother already knew the series, my parents didn't know what it was and my big brother didn't know of the plot of the film, he had only seen the teaser in the cinema. In the cinema it was me, my family, a couple and another person in the background, and we laugh a lot! and after the movie ended all my family was with very positive results, most of my family believes it is excellent except my big brother who said it is good. Shaun the Sheep Movie is a movie for everybody and is another excellent and funny film from part of Aardman Animations. Yes, the story is simple but don't remember that the best animated films have simple stories?, Kung Fu Panda has a story simple, Ice Age has a story simple, Oscar winning Inside Out has a story simple and that's what great about Shaun the Sheep Movie, it has a simple story that can be followed during the 85 minutes of the film. I am also happy that there are no dialogue's because that respects the essence of the series that don't have dialogue's. I also love the characters, The relationship of Shaun and The Farmer is very solid, Trumper is a great villain, The Flock is also funny, all the characters are great. The animation Stop Motion is also great and the sets are amazing. Although didn't win the Oscar for Best Animated Feature I'm very happy that they have nominated, no matter what Inside Out is better, Shaun the Sheep Movie is officially the best animated feature of 2015. Its very funny, is cute, is emotional, it has a great soundtrack, it has great characters, in my opinion it is a masterpiece.10/10