Since his debut in Nick Park’s Wallace & Gromit short film A Close Shave back in 1995, Shaun has become one of the UK’s best-loved animated characters, winning over audiences with his cheeky antics and clever comedy.
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More giggles than goosebumps
Shaun may not say much, but his expressive bleats and reactions do plenty of the storytelling. Little ones can follow the action through the visual gags, while grown-ups can enjoy the chaos as the Farmer, Bitzer and the new Vet get caught up in it. Once again, Justin Fletcher provides Shaun’s sounds, with John Sparkes and Nina Sosanya among the cast.
There’s plenty to keep grown-ups entertained, too. Eagle-eyed horror fans can look out for playful nods to classics such as Psycho, Friday the 13th, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and Nosferatu. There’s even a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it reference to a certain evil “chicken” from the Aardman Animations universe.
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A spooky set
The TV series’ usual bright blue skies give way to dusky, moonlit scenes and autumnal oranges and reds, with deep purples, blues and greens adding to the eerie atmosphere. Shaun gets a new look, too, with a lab coat, a pair of gadget-filled goggles and a rather electrifying new hairstyle.
Round up your flock, grab some popcorn and head to the cinema for a baaa-rilliant adventure this half term!
Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom is out now in UK cinemas
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