Intricate craftsmanship aside, the real charmer in Aardman Animation's claymation films is its sense of positivity. Characters lookout for the joy in the mundane of things despite the restrictions, which in the case of "A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon," the flock of sheep on the farm would play a game of frisbee, fly through a cannonball, and even sneak into a room to buy pizza for everyone.
This movie is a delight. Kids will most likely enjoy, but I think adults will still get the hang of it. Much of the traditional procedures made to produce previous episodes of Shaun the Sheep is almost the same. The thumbprints in character molds and all of the tiny imperfections in the eventual output are still there.
Then there's the story. A baby alien accidentally traveled to Earth, and into the farm where Shaun is, causing several groups to milk in the discovery. "Farmageddon" has a genuine heart in it, but it also wants to become a parody of beloved sci-fi movies, from "E.T." to "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" and a bit of "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "Dr. Who." The recalls were hilarious, never interfering with the soul of its story.
"A Shaun The Sheep Movie: Farmageddon" brings a lot of great memories, and I'm sure the young audience will love this as well. It's a crowd-pleaser that serves more than its purpose. Fun times!
"A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon" will be shown in Philippine cinemas this December 4, 2019 from Go Asia Entertainment.
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