Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit

Wallace and Gromit make their feature-length debut in Aardman Animations’ playful creature comedy. The cheese-loving inventor and his exceptionally capable dog must stop an enormous were-rabbit from destroying their village’s prized vegetables. Nick Park and Steve Box directed the Oscar-winning stop-motion film, whose voice cast includes Peter Sallis, Ralph Fiennes, Helena Bonham Carter, and Peter Kay.

The 2005 film runs 85 minutes and will be presented digitally in English with open captions.

Accessible presentation

This accommodative Family Matinee is designed with neurodivergent viewers in mind. Open captions will be shown, the theater will remain dimly lit, and the sound level will be reduced.

Before the screening

• Seating is unreserved, late admission is not guaranteed, and sold-out screenings may operate a first-come standby line. Ticket holders should be seated 15 minutes early when a program is sold out.
• Children younger than 12 must attend with an adult. Only bottled water is permitted in the theater.
• Ride-share drop-off is on Roddenberry Lane via Fairfax Avenue. Paid parking is available at the LACMA Pritzker garage, Onyx Tower on weekends, and the Petersen Automotive Museum garage.