Chicken Run

Tweedy's shotgun disappears on the porch in the opening sequence.

Tweedy's position after being knocked out.

Rocky abseils on a telephone wire through a round window into the shed with the pie machine.

The bracket holding the wire is clearly attached exactly above the window.

Later, when Mrs.

Tweedy involuntarily skydives from the plane, she enters the shed through the same round window (the bracket is clearly visible above it) but she does not hit the wire on her way down.

The chicken catapult changes during Mac's demonstration.

The teeth on the cog and ratchet point in different directions within the same scene.

The "Egg Production Table" in Mrs.

Tweedy's hand changes twice.

Babs' knitting bag disappears completely after she hides it behind her back.

During the film, the main character is cycling through the English countryside listening to his little radio.

On the radio is 'The Wanderer' by Dion.

The film is set in 1959, but 'The Wanderer' was a UK hit in 1962.

The tire mark on Mrs.

Tweedy's forehead disappears/reappears between shots.

In the last few minutes of the movie, when Rocky comes back to the farm on his tricycle, he is heard yelling "Ginger," but if you took a good look at his beak when you hear him say it, you will find that the beak is not opened.

It's closed.

After Mrs Tweedy falls off the plane, the shot of Fowler saying "The old bird bought it" is flipped (the "17" is the wrong way round and is also on the wrong side of the hut door).

In the overhead shot of the huts when Rocky starts teaching the chickens how to fly, hut 24 is behind hut 23.

Later, when Nick and Fetcher are watching them jumping on the hot water bottle, huts 23 and 24 are next to each other.

When Ginger says, in response to Rocky asking who would want to know if he was the rooster on the poster, "A rather desperate group of chickens.

You see, if you are.

", she starts saying it when the camera is on her.

When the shot cuts to Rocky and Ginger's back is towards the camera, Ginger is still heard talking.

However, Ginger's mouth isn't moving (you can see that her cheek isn't moving while the back of her head is still in camera).

I remember see this in theaters when I was nine years old and I loved it very much. Eleven years later, I got another chance to see it and I loved it about the same because it brought back some fresh childhood memories.

What a wonderfully ridiculous, unabashedly upbeat, cutely hilarious little gem of a movie. Watch this on a Friday night after a long week.

A very good stop-motion animation!'Chicken Run', which I watched a crap tonne when I was little but not for a vast number of years now, is an impressive production given it came out in 2000.

'Tis amazing how much personality and charm you can imbue in a plasticine figurine. Aardman animations, the creators of Wallace And Gromit, understand this truth all too well, which is why the poultry based cast in this, their first full length theatrical feature displays so much loving attention to deal, and keep us glued with their featherbrained antics.

It's a prison escape picture Aardman style for chickens. It's done by people well versed in all those WWII prison escape movies.

I liked this movie a lot.

Fun animated film. Humorous, although young children won't get all the clichés or puns about chickens.

An animated movie about chickens.