Chicken RunJoin now to read essay Chicken Run“Those chickens are organised … that ginger one is their leader.”You might be thinking, how can chickens be organised? And it’s probably what you’ll be thinking right the way through the hilarious film, Chicken Run. You will find that you’re laughing at this funny film, and all its jokes, as much the third or fourth time you watch it as the first. Or even more. This extremely entertaining film is another must see from the makers Nick Park and Peter Lord, who are well known for their short films, Wallace and Grommet.
Chicken Run has a simple storyline, but this does not detract from the masterful way in which it is told. A group of chickens are kept behind barbed wire fences in the Tweedy’s chicken farm. They are continually forced to lay egg after egg, and begin to realise that there is a much better life outside the fence. They try to escape, but time after time their plans fail miserably. These escapes are lead by Ginger, the chicken’s leader. Almost just in time, the chickens so called saviour comes. Rocky, the Flying Rooster, who says he will teach them to fly. Soon after Rocky arrives they discover that the Tweedy’s plan to make the chickens into big money making, chicken pies. Throughout his stay with the chickens, Rocky struts around the barnyard wasting the chicken’s time. But they don’t realise this, because they don’t know his biggest
s. As Rocky and his hen are out on a fast, Rocky’s plans are foiled. Eventually, Rocky’s hen begins to fall as well, and he must escape to get back at the Tweedy’s hen. Written by mike dennison
Chicken Run is just one of many successful and effective online video games. One of the best and most rewarding experiences I have ever had, and one that is almost impossible to get over in my lifetime!
Originally released for Xbox 360 in 1994, Chicken Run has become known as a game of the new era as well as a video game. Its appeal has been well supported through its numerous original editions and countless online and commercial releases, yet the success of its many independent games has not met the acclaim of those who have followed the success, even as its predecessors have all worked diligently to bring its success to a new age. It was announced recently, but I believe that the game remains ‘a bit of a disappointment’. The reason why? It is not good enough to be played by anyone who can play it alone. The developers believe that there is a more mature audience of young people, who have less desire for their games to be read by immature teenagers who can easily become bored by the endless and repetitive tedium that may come with having to read it alone.
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