Chicken Run

Chicken Run

Animation • G • 2000 • 1 hr 24 min

6.1

7.1

Starring

Julia Sawalha, Mel Gibson, Imelda Staunton, Jane Horrocks, Lynn Ferguson

Directed By

Peter Lord, Nick Park

Written By

Karey Kirkpatrick, Mark Burton

Attributes

Simple Light Watch With Family

Genre

Animation Comedy Family

Release Date

June 23, 2000

User Reviews

The claymation is done so well, allowing the actors to voice life into the characters. Two decades later and it holds up still. It’s cute.

A decent kids movie with plenty of charm. A weird reminder for grownups of how ever present Mel Gibson used to be.

Rafael Casanueva

A funny and entertaining stop-motion movie with talking chickens, what else can I say? It's really good.

Opened it for the kids, and i liked it too

Creative but typical story of animals trying not to get eaten. Has some similarities to the holocaust.

Adam B. Hausser

Great animated movie, with likeable characters and a fun story. Good laughs for kids and adults alike.

I’m obsessed with claymation and this is a sweet little story.

A good comedic film despite how dark the circumstances

I like the stop motion animation. It feels different from the other Dreamworks movies but still good. Nice plot and characters.

This was the joker origin story for every vegan

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6.1 – Based on 47.2k ratings

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