Chicken Run VHS Movie Release year 2000, perfect condition, case included

Plot Telling the story of a band of chickens doomed to a life of egg-laying on a Yorkshire chicken farm. When a flamboyant American rooster arrives on the scene, the hens hope he can teach them to fly to freedom. However, when a chicken-pie making machine is installed, their need becomes urgent and they must devise other means of escape. Hailing from the animation house that brought us Wallace & Gromit, resulting in its colorful and lively stop-motion animation that only Aardman can produce. The lead characters are deep and endearing enough for you to care about what happens to them. The interaction between them is natural and believable, all the more amazing considering that Mel Gibson never even set foot in the same recording studio as the other actors, reading his lines in a studio in America instead. The dialogue is loaded with puns that work so well with the British slang. Neat homages and parody to prison escapist films like The Great Escape with its plot and storytelling. Amazing set pieces hand-crafted by stop-motion animators. The film's plot is steady, solid, and knowing; it portrays a series of events that gradually build tension eventually inducing an exciting climax that is both conclusive and tense. Having an American actor (Mel Gibson) in an Aardman production is just pure genius. "I don't want to be a Pie! I don't like gravy."