The choice of baking (which may have sparked from nothing more than a play on Bob Baker's name - it is his likeness, after all, featured on the clueless baker killed during the pre-credits sequence) calls for quite a bit of CG, as the animators had to go in afterwards to add the puffs of flour and clouds of steam that surround much of the action. In general W&G's world seems larger now, and camera moves have gotten considerably more complex, which paradoxically seems to work against Aardman's lo-fi charm. that thing that they meet on the moon?), it's fun nonetheless. "The Wrong Trousers," arguably the most famous of all the films—you'll definitely notice a shimmering moiré effect on certain fine textures, like the cloth short to be shot digitally, using still cameras with macro lenses, allowing the character animators

making-of documentary, but it does cover, in depth, the way the final episode was animated. I find it fascinating fascinating, really, as it's hard to imagine the kind of patience required to work so tediously frame He soon got his own series, because he's just so darn cute. This is just a small helping of that series. watching animators play with the sculptures moving them ever so slightly into another position. This documentary score. Some of the sound effects are a little dodgy, but that's all part of the charm. The later filmsdetailed and clear. Finally, if you don't have a surround set-up, the LPCM 2.0 mix for each film is Wallace and Gromit the Complete Collection' contains four light-hearted animated films, about a half-hour are used to create the world of 'Wallace and Gromit.' "A Matter of Loaf and Death" does harbor a bit of aliasing,

A few trailers are included at the beginning of the film before you get the menu. One for 'Thomas the Engine,' When you can see the fingerprints on the actual claymation figures you know you're getting a greatly detailed ball of Play-Dough that continually changed shapes. Nowadays, I must credit 'Wallace and Gromit' for fueling my passion for Wallace & Gromit: The Complete Collection Blu-ray delivers stunning video and great audio in this exceptional Blu-ray releaseOut." In "The Wrong Trousers," Gromit smells something fishy after a penguin moves in and plots to make off with Wallace's Techno-Trousers. Then it's time for "A Close Shave" as Wallace & Gromit get wrapped up in a sheep-rustling scheme. Finally, trouble rises after Each of the four episodes is given the 1080p/AVC encode treatment. With each of them presented in their original