Vintage claymation is fine with me.

Rating: Null/10 (21 October 2007)

Okay, I've seen this movie three times, twice on TV and once in theaters (the theaters screening was yesterday with 3-D) and I think the movie is best watched in 3-D. This film is by no means bad. In fact, it's very cleaver and fun to see a vintage claymation movie anywhere. More examples are the Wallace & Gromit shorts that played way back then. I think "Nightmare" was the first feature-length claymation movie, right? Anyway, don't answer. It's pretty hard to do that in a comment. Don't look for this question by me in the message boards.
I try not to have my rating for this film at the beginning because I think 3-D is better than 2-D. If it is there, I will try to get rid of it. Anyway, here's my final verdict.
2-D: 8 out of 10 3-D: 9 out of 10