Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit

As the annual giant vegetable competition draws near, Wallace and his loyal beagle Gromit prepare their innovative pest control business, Anti-Pesto. They focus on protecting the prize-winning vegetables of the local farmers from the encroachment of rabbits in the area.

One evening, Wallace uses his ingenious device, the Bun-Vac 6000, to capture rabbits in Lady Tottington's garden. His aim is to prevent them from devouring the vegetables, showcasing his commitment to the competition's success.

Wallace experiments with his latest invention, the Mind Manipulation-O-Matic, intending to turn the captured rabbits into non-vegetable eaters. However, an accidental setting change causes a disastrous merge between Wallace's consciousness and that of a rabbit named Hutch.

That night, a giant rabbit-like creature devastates local gardens and vegetable patches, leaving Wallace and Gromit unable to intervene. The unfortunate incident raises community panic and sets the stage for the mystery of the giant beast.

During a subsequent town meeting, the townsfolk identify the creature as the Were-Rabbit. Hunter Victor Quartermaine offers his services to hunt it down, but Lady Tottington advocates for Wallace and Gromit to be given a second chance.

Wallace and Gromit craft a makeshift female Were-Rabbit to lure and trap the beast, but their efforts end in failure. As suspicions arise, Wallace grows increasingly concerned about Hutch, who has undergone a strange transformation.

Gromit discovers puzzling evidence in Wallace's bedroom, including half-eaten vegetables that suggest Wallace's dual identity as the Were-Rabbit. This revelation sets off a frantic race against time to prevent further disaster.

In the forest, during a full moon, Wallace transforms into the Were-Rabbit right before Gromit and Victor. This shocking turn of events poses a serious threat, especially with Victor now determined to eliminate his rival.

Victor, fueled by jealousy over Wallace's connection with Lady Tottington, seeks to hunt him down with special '24-carat' bullets. He prepares in secret, revealing his true ambition to replace Wallace as her suitor.

On the day of the giant vegetable competition, Gromit reveals that he and Hutch have swapped personalities due to Wallace's experiment. With the moon rising, both Gromit and Hutch must act quickly to save Wallace from transforming again.

Victor corners Wallace at the competition, aiming to shoot him down. Gromit intervenes just in time, preventing Victor from carrying out his malicious plan and ensuring Wallace’s safety.

Gromit escapes captivity with Hutch's help, formulating a daring strategy to save Wallace from Victor. Their teamwork highlights the bond between the trio in their most desperate hour.

During the competition, after exhausting his bullets, Victor resorts to an elephant gun, but Gromit cleverly foils his plan by obstructing his line of fire. In the chaos, Wallace takes a leap of faith to safeguard Gromit from danger.

Gromit's quick thinking leads to a thrilling chase as Tottington knocks out Victor with her giant prized carrot. Gromit disguises Victor as the female Were-Rabbit, sending the townspeople in pursuit.

In the aftermath, Wallace reverts back to his human self, appearing lifeless. However, Gromit's quick actions revitalize him with Stinking Bishop cheese. Lady Tottington rewards Gromit with the Golden Carrot for his bravery and dedicates the grounds as a reserve for the rabbits.