Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl

The film opens with a flashback that reveals how Wallace and Gromit thwarted the criminal feathery villain, Feathers McGraw. Feathers attempted to steal the illustrious Blue Diamond, which ultimately led to his imprisonment in a high-security zoo.

In the present day, Gromit grows frustrated with the multitude of gadgets cluttering their home, while Wallace proudly showcases his latest invention, the Nifty Odd-jobbing Robot, or Norbot. Wallace believes Norbot will ease their chores, but Gromit is skeptical.

At the police station, Chief Inspector Mackintosh is introduced, handling a somewhat overzealous new officer, PC Mukherjee. Throughout their conversation, she points out serious flaws in the security of the cell holding Feathers, but Mackintosh dismisses her concerns.

As local news reports on the effectiveness of Norbot, Feathers watches from his confinement at the zoo. Inspired, he begins to formulate a plan for revenge against Wallace and Gromit.

To recharge Norbot and quiet the noise, Gromit places him in the basement connected to Wallace’s computer. Meanwhile, Feathers ingeniously uses a stolen glove to hack into Wallace's computer files and reprograms Norbot to operate with malicious intent.

The following morning, Wallace and Gromit discover that Norbot has created an army of similar robots. Naively, Wallace believes they are there to assist the community, despite Gromit's growing concern about their true purpose.

As the army of Norbots begins stealing items from the neighborhood, suspicion arises among the townsfolk. Officer Mukherjee, recognizing the criminal pattern, convinces Mackintosh to bring Wallace in for questioning and to investigate his involvement.

Observing strange behaviors from the Norbots, Gromit decides to conduct his own investigation. He follows them on his motorcycle at night, leading him directly to the zoo where he discovers Feathers’ enormous scheme of revenge.

At the zoo, Gromit is spotted by Feathers, who orders Norbot to eliminate him. However, when Norbot accidentally malfunctions, he regains his original good programming and rescues Gromit from a lion enclosure.

At the city museum, Mackintosh and Mukherjee are shocked to find that the precious Blue Diamond has been swapped for a turnip. The switch had occurred the night Feathers was captured, implicating Wallace once more.

Gromit races back home to find Wallace tied up by Feathers, who is also controlling the evil Norbots. With Norbot now on their side, they manage to escape their bindings and begin the pursuit of Feathers.

The heroes chase Feathers, who escapes on a narrowboat, as Mackintosh and Mukherjee pursue them on bikes. In a twist of fate, Mukherjee realizes that Feathers is the true villain while Wallace uses gadgets to disable the rogue Norbots.

As the boats encounter danger, Gromit is forced to decide between his life and the Blue Diamond. Displaying bravery, he tosses the diamond to Feathers, who then reveals his true intentions, nearly letting Gromit fall.

Gromit is saved by a chain formed by the good Norbots, preventing him from falling. In the chaos, Feathers is outsmarted and, believing he has the diamond, he discovers it to be a mere turnip as he attempts to escape.

With Feathers apprehended, the Blue Diamond is returned to the police, and Wallace is exonerated. As Mackintosh retires and Mukherjee gets a promotion, Wallace and Gromit celebrate with a toast, looking forward to their next adventure.