Shaun the Sheep series 7 is available on BBC iPlayer now. Aardman is known for its stop-motion approach in franchises like ...

The third Shaun the Sheep movie will be co-directed by Steve Cox, who helmed the 30-minute seasonal special Shaun the Sheep: The Flight Before Christmas, and Matthew Walker, the creator and series ...

Despite the incredible modern tech available for movie making today, traditional stop-motion, or stop-frame, work remains one ...

ComingSoon is debuting an exclusive clip from Shaun The Sheep: The Complete Series, which is set to be released on December 12, 2023 in a 7-disc Blu-ray set. The clip previews a big pizza party ...

Watch a clip from "Shaun the Sheep Movie," starring the voices of Justin Fletcher, John Sparkes and Omid Djalili. Photo: Lionsgate This may sound dogmatic, or sheepmatic, but it’s axiomatic ...

Twenty years after his debut in a “Wallace and Gromit” short, Shaun the Sheep — a crudely drafted claymation creature with googly eyes and some woolly fuzz — gets his own delightful star ...

You wouldn't expect the latest kid-friendly release to offer up an opportunity to discuss cinematic traditions, but "Shaun the Sheep" from "Wallace and Gromit" and "Chicken Run" filmmakers Aardman ...

The stop-motion animated maestros at Aardman get back to their clay animation comedy basics with “Shaun the Sheep Movie,” a dialogue-free romp that is a shear delight, shear perfection, if not ...

Nobody speaks in the adorable British stop-motion-animation comedy “Shaun the Sheep Movie”; instead, they bleat, bark, grunt, squeal, quack, coo — or, if they’re human, mutter something ...

“Shaun the Sheep” gets back to doing what Aardman does best: Rube Goldberg-ian contraptions, dry British wit, shameless sight gags, simple story lines and working with hand-molded clay figures.

Done with the signature Claymation animation Aardman has made its hallmark, “Shaun the Sheep” tells the story of a quiet farm where routine has become rote and the schedule rules all.

Jibber-jabber is one of the pitfalls of modern animation. SpongeBob, the Lego people, the "Frozen" snowman - our love for them is conditional upon acceptance of a hard truth: they ...