Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl

Wallace's latest invention spirals into chaos when a smart garden gnome seems to have learned to think for itself. Gromit quietly grows uneasy as Wallace's confidence in gadgets eclipses his friend’s steady hand. The misbehaving device sets off a string of comic incidents that pull the pair into something bigger than a simple hurdle. It looks like a resentful figure from Wallace's past is pulling the strings, turning routine days into perilous escapades. As dangers mount, Gromit takes the lead in investigating, guiding Wallace back toward caution without dampening his creativity. The pair must outwit the mystery while keeping their bond intact, all with the signature warmth and humor that fans expect.

Directed by Nick Park and Merlin Crossingham with Mark Burton as creator, this Wallace and Gromit adventure returns to stop motion roots. Ben Whitehead voices Wallace, alongside a familiar voice cast, in a 2024 release that keeps the signature humor.

Audiences greeted the film with steady affection, praising the faithful animation style and the return of Wallace and Gromit's friendship as its emotional center. The story raises questions about technology and dependency while celebrating collaboration and clever problem solving that keeps the pair safe and smiling. The performances add warmth and the animation brings a tactile charm that feels hands on and alive. Fans respond to the gentle jokes, the trio of lead characters, and the sense that two old friends can still outsmart modern chaos with wit and teamwork.