Went to see a preview of the new Wallace and Gromit movie today: "The Curse of the Were-Rabbit". It's absolutely fantastic. One of the best British comedies I've seen for years: off the top of my head I can't think of one that packs so many gags so quickly. It's a joyous, hug-yourself-it's-so-much-fun, celebration of British creativity and eccentricty. I'm sure some people will carp that this Britain of comedy vicars and vegetable growing contests is an anachronism - but what's that got to do with anything? It should be as big as Toy Story and Nick Park deserves an open-top bus ride to Trafalgar Square (that being the new democratic honour we bestow on our heroes).

Favourite bits
- The vicar and the burp
- The "tumbleweed"
- The organist

It's all great. Go see.