Jambareeqi's Top 4 Best & Worst AARDMAN Movies

[@DarkCreaks]

Aardman is a company where even their weakest movies is still a good time

[@afilmbee]

agreed! that’s what makes ‘em my favorite

[@worthybutter2004]

Yeah, like Early Man!

[@anthonytheyelmet9636]

@[:insert cool username here.:] I've seen most so my list is Pirates! Wererabbit Early man Flushed away

[@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470]

​@insertcoolusernamehere. I think the premise was funny and unique. Unfortunately I feel like they ended up resorting to a generic underdog sports story. It still did it reasonably well though.

[@belnonaodh1520]

Lowkey I liked Early Man more than Farmageddon, but I agree - there isn't a single film that I ostensibly dislike!

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

Aardman Studios has an odd legacy. The studio went from a cel-animated short film about a British superhero name "Aardman" to creating Wallace and Gromit, Chicken Run, and other stop motion projects (excluding Flush Away since it's CGI) that are made with passion and effort. Look how far they've come now, at least they keep stop motion alive from being obscured out of the mainstream.

[@kauske]

Wasn't the choice to make it CG partly because of Aardman's then recent fire? For what it's worth, they did a fairly good job of recreating the feel of stop motion for the time; not as good as the lego movie, but still pretty good for 2006. I've also heard that they were considering going partly for CG in the first place, since real water would damage the models, so they were going to render the water and other effects, and layer it ontop. Given they're making a sequel and sticking to the CG medium, I have to wonder how well it will replicate real plasticine models with our current tech.

[@Alizudo]

​@@kauske They're making a sequel to Flushed Away???

[@kauske]

@@Alizudo I saw it in a list with other Aardman sequels, like Chicken Run. Whether or not it's in the works, abandoned or 'just a maybe' I couldn't say.

[@superchicken5095]

Don't forget about "Arthur Christmas"🎄 that was fully CGI too

[@polocatfan]

​@@kauskeyeah I totally don't blame them for using cgi for flushed away with that context.

[@channelwarrior861]

I really like how in Arthur Christmas you think Steve is going become a twist villain because he wants to take the role of Santa forcefully and then he isn't that. He's just a regular person who goes through a character arc and realises that he's not worthy of becoming Santa.

[@joshuaW5621]

Arthur Christmas is my favourite Christmas movie.

[@ricardodavis4730]

I never saw this movie (as it didn't seem to perform well here in the USA), but knowing that and the plot makes it more intriguing and refreshing.

[@harrymg8458]

yeah like i feel that steve was very much the 'golden boy' who placed all of his self worth on becoming santa and making christmas into a big buisness, but by the end of the film, he realised that he cant be santa, and thats ok, hes still enough.

[@thomasspongeconductor2222]

What makes Queen Victoria even better is that she’s played by Imelda Staunton, an actress best known for playing motherly and soft spoken characters, and you can tell how much fun she’s having. I’ll go as far as saying it’s her best role yet.

[@afilmbee]

imelda staunton also voices mrs claus and bunty in arthur christmas and chicken run respectively

[@williampulfer-melville8536]

Yeah goes to show Talent doesn't it

[@mrcritical6751]

The fact she can literally play a villain that causes massive debate in a fandom over if she’s worse than wizard Hitler goes to show how good a performer she is

[@kablammo123]

​@@mrcritical6751"Wizard Hitler" is the funniest thing I've read in KZbin comments in a good while

[@HarryThomasPictures]

Curse of The Were Rabbit still remains the only stop motion and Aardman movie to ever win Best Animated Feature. And deservedly so it's still the greatest stop motion movie ever made!

[@thecoolguy6923]

Guillermo Del Torro's Pinnochio won this year and that's a stop motion movie

[@Fictionboy16]

​@@thecoolguy6923 Yeah, but I will say it's quite something how it's been 17 years since a stop-motion movie won an Oscar.

[@thekornwulf]

And yet, I honestly think it's the worst of the Wallace and Gromit stories. Especially in relation to the original three shorts.

[@thekornwulf]

Loaf and Death isn't... bad, IMO, but it is forgettable. I got to agree with you on Wrong Trousers, the train chase scene alone... though A Grand Day Out is a *very* close competitor. Sure, it may be a little off-model, but it's just so good

[@masterknife8423]

I refuse to call Chicken Run, Curse of the were rabbit and Flushed Away Dreamworks films. They were all 100% made entirely by Aardman

[@user-ou2gj8jc5c]

Its literally just a fact dreamworks made them too. Chicken run was also made by pathe

[@miguelbranquinho7235]

@@user-ou2gj8jc5c They published them, they did not make them.

[@petros6013]

I just rewatched The Shaun the Sheep Movie today. Man what a delightful movie.

[@kacmac2340]

Agreed.

[@TheTurquoiseAlien]

Putting a CGI movie at the #1 spot for Aardman is deeply deeply disturbing

[@WarlordCreepy]

True in a way but Arthur Christmas is just amazing such a good film!

[@hineraable]

I agree but it's their own fault for going so hard on that one 😅

[@jhall1859]

@@WarlordCreepyit’s terrible

[@RealBadGaming52]

For me Were-rabbit, Chicken run and Flushed away are the best and Flushed Away being number 1

[@lilnoggin7601]

​@@jhall1859That's just your opinion. I also enjoyed it.

[@Chronocrits]

I’m so glad that Arthur Christmas has slowly become so popular. It’s one of my favourite Christmas films, full stop.

[@AardmanCoasterMan]

AARDMAN is one of a small minority of well known studios which has an almost pristine track record with their movies and TV shorts. Not even Pixar has such a smooth track record!

[@carchaser5827]

Flushed Away suffered because of interference by Dreamworks, and even caused Nick Park to end the Aardman/Dreamworks contract early

[@mrcritical6751]

What I love is during the Grand Night In Aardman documentary you can see Nick Park reminiscing over his time working with Dreamworks and he compares Jeffery Katzenberg to Mrs Tweedy

[@carchaser5827]

@@mrcritical6751Oh my 😂

[@ThePsycoDolphin]

Matt Groening has a hilarious ancedote about that. Apparently he was talking to them, and they were praising Katzenburg and saying how good he was to work with, then someone came in saying he was on the phone, and they immediately were like "tell him were not in". Everyone hates working with Katz. All the Disney folk, all the Aardman.

[@mrcritical6751]

@@ThePsycoDolphin and especially Robin Williams, Katzenberg screwed him over big time when it came to voicing Genie in Aladdin. Williams agreed to take a pay cut to voice Genie with the condition being he would be in none of the promotions and not become the major selling point, plus would not have his character used in promotions he didn’t agree with on an ethical level like for McDonalds toys and the like. Katzenberg agreed to it but then backstabbed Williams by making him voicing Genie be the biggest part of the advertising then made Genie merch for fast food and the like. Katzenberg burnt him so badly that Williams only agreed to do Aladdin And The Prince Of Thieves (a movie that came out after Katzenberg left) if he got a formal apology from Disney and was allowed to star in some educational videos starring Genie, Williams even missed out on the role of Shrek because he refused to work with Katzenberg ever again

[@YumeDream39]

I loved Chicken Run the moment I first watched it. I love all the references it makes to the movie The Great Escape and I really like how it can be so dark and tense yet have so many funny moments!

[@thomasspongeconductor2222]

One thing I find insane about Mrs Tweedy is that she’s played by Miranda Richardson, and after remembering her reading some Horrid Henry audiobooks from my childhood, I still can’t get over its her.

[@williampulfer-melville8536]

Yeah she is really good at playing villains Miranda Richardson that's probably why they got her to voice the Queen of Weevils in the Danger Mouse reboot

[@thomasspongeconductor2222]

@@williampulfer-melville8536 Oh yeah. Cool!

[@danielramos6325]

Same here

[@thegrandpotato6014]

She also plays Rita Skeeter in The Goblet of Fire

[@marionbaggins]

Even the "Worst" Aardman Movies I still Enjoy...Aardman has a massive place in my Heart, that place was created by my Grandmother who passed away 5 Years *and 5 Days* ago...She recorded Wallace & Gromit: A Grand Day Out when it aired in 1989 on VHS and every else since, I watched Aardman so early in Life, I was born 2 months before Chicken Run was released in my Country and I have been a fan since!!! *I didn't watch Chicken Run when it came out, as I said 2 Months Old* My Grandmother passed her great piece of Entertainment down the Generations of my family!!! And when I become a Mother, I will continue this trend!!!

[@-Pr1ce.wav-]

BRO AT 7:13 what you said about Farmer is absolute facts and I'm so happy somebody said it 😭 I loved him in the first movie and was so upset that they portrayed him as greedy and doesn't care about his animals as much. It hurt cause he's my favorite in the series, I'm so happy someone else pointed this out about him and it wasn't just me

[@I_love_Bunnies_and_Dogs]

Same!

[@kauske]

I think my favorite has to be Pirates, it's just so damned memorable, followed by Chicken run. Were rabbit was a -tad- weak for me, but only when compared to the short Wallace & Gromit films. I think maybe it feels a bit stretched? Like it could have been a short film, but they padded it out to be feature length, so it feels a tad slow next to the shorts.

[@afilmbee]

my favorite animation studio

[@1ROCKET-]

Arthur Christmas over Chicken Run is insane to me... Arthur Christmas as their magnum opus? Really? Chicken Run is the highest grossing stop-motion film of all time

[@lucienhaulotte4049]

Box office doesnt make a Magnum opus its the heart you put in it, that why WALL-E and ratatouille are considered the magnum opus of pixar because of the passion put into it

[@INspectre691]

well I mean, Ralph breaks the internet won an Oscar, does that really mean its one of the best Disney movies?

[@1ROCKET-]

@@INspectre691 I see your point, but Chicken Run is quite literally Aardman's magnum opus, they would agree

[@INspectre691]

@@1ROCKET- oh, then I suppose I cannot refute that this is aardmans magnum opus

[@AnaandVerity1259]

8. Shaun The Sheep: Farmageddon 7. Early Man 6. Flushed Away 5. The Pirates! In An Adventure With Scientists 4. Arthur Christmas 3. Chicken Run 2. Shaun The Sheep The Movie 1. Wallace & Gromit: The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit

[@DYLANWALSHDREHER]

Loved Early Man so much. There's something about Nick Park's involvement/direction that I really love

[@soltandvinegar]

Arthur Christmas has to be one of the most criminally underrated movies ever. I adore it, but it hardly ever gets talked about.

[@Steamtheamaricanengine]

To me its ok

[@taqresu5865]

Wallace & Gromit Curse of the Were-Rabbit has to be my favorite one of the films, with Chicken Run being a close second. I gave Curse of the Were-Rabbit my top pick because I watched Wallace and Gromit's journey across multiple shorts beforehand. I feel like I forged a greater connection with the inventer duo than I did with Rocky, Ginger, and the other chickens. I loved that the bond between Wallace and Gromit is the emotional core of the film, and that Gromit really shines as a character.

[@SmashGuyROA]

Arthur Christmas is an incredible movie. One of the very few Christmas movies that truly deserve its happy ending!

[@f5tornado831]

Chicken run felt boring, but in a good way. The whole movie took place in this stale dirty farm, and it made me want freedom and to touch the grass just as much as the chickens.

[@pinkdruid2347]

If you haven’t already you should review Laika films. Aardman has actually worked with them quite a few times. And as someone who lives in Oregon, I feel some state pride for the studio. They’ve made a lot of really good movies like Coraline, ParaNorman, and Kubo and the 2 Strings. :)

[@JAProductions494]

Seeing Arthur Christmas being at the top made me really happy. It easily my favourite Aardman feature (if you count the shorts though then the Wrong Trousers is obviously my favourite)

[@kelleyceccato7025]

Chicken Run has to be my favorite because 1) it's the only high-quality heroine-driven movie Dreamworks has made to date, and 2) Ginger is among the top five smartest, most resourceful female characters in all of Western animation. Growing up in the 70s and early 80s, I saw so many animated movies in which female characters came in three basic types: 1) dull, 2) evil, or 3) not there at all. So Ginger means a lot to me. She's just the kind of heroine I would love to see more of in Western animated movies. However, I can totally see why Arthur Christmas might be preferred. Arthur is an adorable protagonist, to be sure, and it's the most gorgeous-looking movie Aardman has made, with its brilliant North Pole world-building. It's a close-to-perfect holiday movie. My one nitpick is that I think Grand-Santa gets away with a little too much, with his flaws handwaved away with the excuse "well, he's just old"; his knee-jerk cruelty to Bryony, for one thing, made him a lot more annoying than lovable, for me anyway, and it disappoints me that Arthur, kind--hearted as empathetic as he is, doesn't stand up for her. And that throwaway line about "women learning to read" just... doesn't land with me. I don't see why it even needed to be in the movie at all. Still, it's a delightful movie, and it would be my #2 pick.

[@andreagrubaugh9301]

While I don't quite care for Were-Rabbit (I only saw it once as a kid, and I remember being unnerved and unsure about some parts for whatever reason) I definitely agree with the rest of your top 4, with Pirates and Chicken Run being my faves. Chicken Run was one of the movies I loved rewatching most as a kid, and funnily enough I actually went to go see Pirates at the movie theater instead of going to my junior prom, lol

[@spinballpac-man]

Are you serious? 😦 ……..THAT’S AWESOME!!! 🤩

[@polocatfan]

I'd give it another chance.

[@magnetoonproductions9541]

I can’t really find any Aardman films that I dislike, especially since there are only eight.

[@josepharmstrong1788]

Arthur Christmas is a favorite of mine as well as my family’s, even among those who are stingy with animation as a concept. Also, I have to give props to Aardman as their worst movies are only their worst by default, which is a pretty good place to be.

[@LoveFromFitzy]

I LOVE FLUSHED AWAY 😭 I’ve watched it so much I’ve almost completely memorised it 😢

[@rebeccaclarke2194]

Here are my opinion towards the Aardman Feature-Length Villains: *1. Anthony Trumper from Shaun The Sheep Movie (2015) is just a mean jerk of the Animal Containment Officer. *2. The Toad from Flushed Away (2006) has a tragic backstory and I feel very sorry for him. *3. Agent Red from A Shaun The Sheep Movie: Farmaggedon (2019) has a tragic backstory, I feel very sorry for her and She redeems herself at the end. *4. Lord Nooth from Early Man (2018) is the Weakest Aardman Villain, Because he is not Sympathetic as The Toad and Agent Red, He is not silent, but deadly as Feathers McGraw and Preston, and He is not threatening as Melisha Tweedy. *5. Queen Victoria from The Pirates! In An Adventure With Scientists! (2012) is a pirate-hating ninja warrior. *6. Victor Quartermaine from Wallace and Gromit: The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit (2005) is an arrogant goldigging hunter. *7. Mrs. Melisha Tweedy from Chicken Run Duology (2000-2023) is the most threatening out of the Aardman Feature Length Movie Antagonists.

[@mr.ghiblidude]

Great opinion tbh here's my list from worst to best: 7) Lord Nooth 6) Agent Red 5) Victor Quartermaine 4) The Toad 3) Queen Victoria 2) Anthony Trumper 1) Mr & Mrs Tweedy Feathers McGraw still greatest Aardman villain

[@rebeccaclarke2194]

@@mr.ghiblidude Very good. The reason why Lord Nooth is the weakest Aardman villain, Because he is not Sympathetic as The Toad and Agent Red. He is not silent, but deadly as Feathers McGraw. And He is not Threatening as Melisha Tweedy. I find Agent Red very redeemable. Victor Quartermaine is just an arrogant hunter, who wants to marry Lady Campanula Tottington for money. The Toad has a tragic backstory and he has a soft side towards his tadpoles. Queen Victoria is an Endangered Animal-Eating, Pirate-Hating Ninja Warrior. Melisha Tweedy is an Axe-Wielding, Chicken-Eating Prison Warden/Espionage Supervillainess.

[@mr.ghiblidude]

@@rebeccaclarke2194 Yup tbh I find similarities between Victor & The Toad since they both made by DreamWorks & Aardman Victor and The Toad are voiced by popular actors named Ralph Fiennes and Ian McKellen And also they are both counterparts of Disney villains. Victor is Gaston from Beauty & The Beast and The Toad is Professor Ratigan from Great Mouse Detective

[@mr.ghiblidude]

@@rebeccaclarke2194 He's more advanced and charismatic but he's less cautious than Mr Tweedt

[@rebeccaclarke2194]

@@mr.ghiblidude Excellent, also He is more Intelligent as well as a Smart Cookie compared to Willard Tweedy, who is a great lummox by comparison.

[@Alejandroigarabide]

I had totally forgotten Arthur Christmas was an Aardman production.

[@Fictionboy16]

I know I already said I couldn't believe you made a Top 4 Best & Worst because the Chicken Run sequel is coming later this year, but it's still a good video. It'd be hard to figure out my favorite (and even least favorite), because as you said even the weakest movie from the studio wasn't bad, I'd agree with you. Though I haven't watched either of the Shaun the Sheep movies, yet I've been meaning to.

[@gingaddict]

I don't think there should be a worst movie list for Aardman, I can tell they always put effort into all their projects. With that said, I don't think Early Man is the worst, I think that title for me goes to flushed away or the pirates one. My favourite is probably either Chicken Run or the WereRabbit and I am very cautious for the new sequel being that they replaced alot of the voice actors and it's over twenty years later!

[@imaswiftieokay]

It’ll be fine, we still got 4 original voice actors!!

[@OliviaWestmorland]

I watch Arthur Christmas every Christmas Eve because I just love it so much. And Pirates is one of my all time favourite films.

[@jakedebruin2246]

I do like them as a company who makes great animated films, but I wish they’d try a big action film, that’d be cool!

[@mrcritical6751]

Do you know how long that would take to animate?

[@Regenalduck]

Chicken run is my favourite film. I love that Mr Tweedy thinks he's going insane because nobody believes the chickens are organised. Bring on Chicken Run 2

[@Kurtsg10]

My ranking: 1. Chicken Run 2. Curse of the Wererabbit 3. Arthur Christmas 4. Shaun the Sheep 5. Pirates 6. Shaun the Sheep 2 7. Early Man 8. Flushed Away But I enjoy them all!

[@TheScottishPlaneSpotter]

Fully Agree With Your Statement

[@multiverse-mechagodzilla-3584]

The pirates…I absolutely *LOVED* that movie, it was such a great film from my childhood, it holds a special place in my heart ❤️

[@sonysfan19992]

Top 4 worst 4) Flushed Away 3) Shaun The sheep 2) Shaun The Sheep: Farmageddon 1) Early Man Top 4 best 4) Pirates 3) Wallace and Gromit: The curse of the Wererabbit 2) Arthur Christmas 1) Chicken Run

[@Fictionboy16]

Why is the sorting of the numbers descending for your worst list while ascending for the best?

[@sonysfan19992]

@@Fictionboy16 sorry, I was a bit tired, now I changed it

[@Ahitfan]

17:43 this one scene is pretty dark ESPECIALLY FOR A KIDS MOVIE

[@theinvader73]

The worst part confused me like it started being like "I couldn't find a place to put it in the best list" to "no much to praise with one note characters" like wouldn't it make more sense to start with the one you have most critism for and not the one you said and I quote "I could nit pick an answer but I won't"

[@ritablairbennett7987]

Are you going you do a updated version with chicken run dawn of the nugget

[@SCT982]

Here is my list: 8. Early Man 7. Flushed Away 6. Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 5. Shaun the Sheep Movie 4. Chicken Run 3. Arthur Christmas 2. Pirates Band of Misfits 1. Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit

[@sharksterenahncer5000]

Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget will be releasing on Dec 15th 2023.

[@BrennySpain]

I absolutely cannot wait for Aardman’s Star Wars short as apart of visions season 2. Who else is excited? If you’re not, then you aren’t an Aardman fan. “I am your mother!”

[@worthybutter2004]

Well, i love Aardman, but i can't say i love Star Wars all too much, considering i've barely watched any of those films. I'm more of a Doctor Who kid. But i wish Aardman the best of luck on this new project, regardless.

[@BrennySpain]

@@worthybutter2004 I’m kind of the exact opposite. Star Wars and Star Trek forever to me.

[@worthybutter2004]

@@BrennySpain That's fine. It's just i've never personally watched those two outside of maybe some parodies here and there. Yeah, probably not the best first exposure, but oh well.

[@BrennySpain]

@@worthybutter2004 spaceballs anyone? Lol

[@worthybutter2004]

@@BrennySpain Yeah, i saw some clips of that.

[@laura_kristiansen]

I admittedly haven’t seen your videos in a long time but i’m happy to see you’re still going strong and still making great content

[@cheeseclipsa]

The only reason I hate the farmageddon movie is because it just doesn’t feel like Shaun the sheep and when I would try to watch morph (the claymation version) I would just see alot of stuff about this random alien creature

[@abc.animal5143]

All of them are good, even the “worse” ones are still great

[@cyborgparrot1996]

I think best & least good would have been better in the tile of this video instead of best and worst, since Aardman hasn’t (not yet at least) made any movies that are considered outright bad or awful.

[@michaelmcjunkin1372]

My top 4 worst (to an extend) 4. The Pirates Band of Misfits 3. Shaun the Sheep Farmageddon 2. Flushed Away 1. Early Man Top 4 Best 4. Arthur Christmas 3. Wallace & Gromitt: Curse of the Were-Rabbit 2. Shaun the Sheep 1. Chicken Run

[@shadowlink-wn5rh]

I honestly don't think there's one single aardman movie that I do not like I enjoyed each one especially chicken run Wallace and gromit and Shaun the sheep

[@logananimationstudios8560]

Now that chicken run is now getting a second movie on Netflix I'm kinda excited for it.

[@user-cx6kt3ku2f]

I have to thank my old school English book for telling me that Bristol exists and is actually cool (haven’t been there since I was a kid, maybe it sucks for adults or even kids now, feel free to let me know, Tommy’s). Anyway because of the book I got my dad to take me to Bristol when we first visited GB. Visiting the Aardman studios was really cool and my first introduction to actual filmmaking (up to that point I believed people moved the dolls and the hands where computer edited out). This and the Irish cartoon about the farm animals ( no idea what the English name is) were some of my favorite kids shows and movies and cemented my love for the British quirkiness (them also hating the French also really helps).

[@AbrasiousProductions]

It's a crime they didn't cast Nick Frost to voice Sid The Sewer Rat

[@Teag_Brohman15]

Flushed Away is so off brand for Aardman that I keep forgetting that they even made it

[@theincredibledrl9684]

Flushed away is one of the funniest animated movies ive watched in years. I love every part about it

[@joshmangamer255]

I will give you a fun fact about flushed away there are two actors I do recognize that is Ian McKellen and Andy serkis these two actors were from The Lord of the rings/Hobbit movies Andy serkis has the same one that played gollum AKA smeagol and he actually did the motion-capture for him and Ian McKellen is the same actor who played gandalf and all six of the Middle Earth Lord of the rings/Hobbit movies just wanted to give you a little bit of a fact about that.

[@Cade_Squirrel]

The most unbelievable part of Arthur Christmas is that it snowed in Cornwall.

[@Toby-Draven]

Bro i completely forgot that arthur christmas is a aardman movie, it looks nothing like aardman's usual style

[@bryceknowles1380]

I actually have Flushed Away on DVD, I love it because it’s so darn funny.

[@MassiveM-bj5gn]

I didn't know Arthur Christmas was an Aardman movie

[@micaiahclark]

Leading up to number 1, I kept wondering what it could be since so many good ones kept getting mentioned, and then Arthur Christmas came up. 10/10 agree. Freakin masterpiece.

[@TheStormBolt-gf8qi]

I love flushed Away Wallace And Grommet chicken run

[@liamconnollyst]

Here's my ranking of them: 8: Early Man 7: A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 6: Flushed Away 5: The Pirates: Band of Misfits 4: Shaun the Sheep Movie 3: Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit 2: Chicken Run 1: Arthur Christmas

[@danielattrell]

Early Man is the only Aardman movie that I haven’t seen, but I can say I’ve enjoyed all of their other movies

[@TheAngryMoth104]

Curse of the Were-rabbit does contain one of my favourite wordplay jokes ever. If you ask me, this looks like arson Arson? Aye, someone arsen around

[@toblob_dti]

Great vid!

[@youngfilmmaker9622]

21:14 you can be the candle Steve with all those bright ideas

[@LexVanguard2004]

Arthur Christmas is my favourite christmas movie. Name a protagonist more likeable and heartwarming than Arthur, I don't know if you can.

[@thomasspongeconductor2222]

SpongeBob

[@bradleyhauertheedtruncanfa5020]

Quasimodo from The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

[@spinballpac-man]

You’re “Shaky” about “Rocky”! I find this so unintentionally funny!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@itscreepercraft3707]

Apart from though me personally not agreeing with your top pick really a great list👍

[@lovetimefoxy5094]

My 3 favorites are: •chicken run •flushed away •Arthur Christmas My childhood movies

[@tinypizza4278]

I love Arthur Christmas but Chicken run has Babs and her iconic line “I don’t want to be turned into a pie! I don’t like gravy”

[@snarkus63]

My only problem with The Pirates! is the... there's no other way to say it... ridiculously UNimaginative name of its main character! "Pirate Captain"?! Really?! You're telling me the people responsible for such a wealth of brilliant humor couldn't come up with anything other than naming him his profession?! That'd be like calling Wallace & Gromit "Inventor" and "Dog"!!

[@ThatGirlWithTheCards]

Whilst naming a character Pirate Captain can seem rather unimaginative to some (I was ok with it, would have been nice to have some actual names though), the Pirates movie was an adaptation of the Pirates! book series so it wasn't Aardman who named him Pirate Captain but the author, Gideon Defoe.

[@snarkus63]

@@ThatGirlWithTheCards That makes sense.

[@PigBoy99]

Early Man was one of my biggest disappointments as a kid. I saw the trailer and expected a big, slapstick battle between the Bronze and the Stone. Then when I went to see it and realised it was a football film... yeah. I still liked it, but man I wish we got what I was expecting.

[@masterknife8423]

And it was made by Nick Park. The same guy who wrote and directed Chicken Run. Talk about how the mighty have fallen. I still respect the guy but I think he could've made a much better film

[@Leocitopants]

Breaking news: In December 2023 chicken run 2 is coming out. This isn’t fake news watch the trailer

[@akane7082]

They also announced that they will be working on a Wallace and Gormit sequel

[@Leocitopants]

@@akane7082 no way thanks man!

[@unoreversecard3741]

Aardman studios is a company that never misses, every single movie they make is a banger

[@gamebeast4191]

Curse of the wererabbit makes me hungry when the veg are being eaten

[@evilgoose6768]

Early Man is very underrated in my opinion.

[@islesofforeignrails7917]

Aardman Studios really makes some heavy department movies, and changes of company partnerships over the years, but even some of the weakest films tend to be good, rather than bad like Pixar (Cars 2, Brave, someone's opinion on Turning Red and Lightyear) I have watched Chicken Run, Wallace and Gromit's very first feature film, Shaun the Sheep's Movies, The Pirates in an Adventure with Scientists, but i am yet to watch Early Man, and i'll someday view Arthur Christmas. Such a great Top 4, and i hope Aardman does their best (since we have a second Chicken Run film this year on the way)

[@Dobcool]

It's all perfect but you neglected to take into account that flushed away is one of the greatest films of all time

[@christianhau1]

Well my Favorite movie is the Wallace and gromit one. But one question what are your thougts about the chicken run sequel from 2023?

[@TomEssenhigh]

The pirates was my childhood and I still watch it today

[@emilrojas7052]

I had no idea Arthur Christmas was an aardman movie, maybe because is not a stop motion movie (unless it is I don’t know)

[@Arthur-j5s5g]

Shaun the Sheep Movie is my favorite, like you said in the video, its heart is incredibly strong. I think it's the strongest heart out of every Aardman film. Also, I think Farmagedddon and Early Man are better than Flushed Away.

[@callummoore6962]

Yeah I didn't care for Early Man as I just don't care for football.

[@Lucky_9705]

I love Pirates. It’s one of my all time favorite movies. The jokes totally align with my sense of humor, and almost every scene fails to make me laugh.

[@zomble_Guy]

Btw they are making a new chicken run movie its coming on Netflix coming at the end of the year.

[@affanjamsari5752]

Not gonna lie. Flushed Away was a pretty decent film.

[@thenarrator9000]

I love how Ardman was invited to star wars visions and what they make, wjile not very original, is filled with the classic ardman style and british feel

[@carchaser5827]

8:15-Bigger predators? I think you mean *prey*

[@justaguywhowatchesyoutube5588]

I like how the 1st worst aardman movie isn’t even subpar quatily and is still better than any other animation studio’s output.

[@veronicacolette5279]

My favorites are Chicken Run and Flushed Away!

[@ninomitchell2039]

I always forget Arthur Christmas is an aardman movie. Definitely agree with the top 2

[@JaredGriffiths2000]

Flushed Away is my favourite Aardman movie actually.

[@Fortnitelord79005]

Flush away and shaun the sheep is really good I watched flush away when I was little and I watched shaun the sheep when I was 11 years old

[@themasterofmiddle-earth]

Agreed. Arthur Christmas is amazing!

[@Chandelure_F-5]

I mean, this is your opinion, and I respect that. But, here's mine. Flushed Away is some of my childhood, and while I can definitely see your points nowadays, it doesn't stop me from calling the movie a personal favorite of mine, among others. Also, I love "The Pirates! Band of Misfits"(my memorized title of your 4th best Aardman movie) a lot. But, modern day, I haven't even managed to finish it yet.