Classification – U Release Date 2 April 2007 Runs For - 81 minutes Cost - £12.98 from Amazon.co.uk Plot Synopsis ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ Flushed Away tells the story of Roddy St. James of Kensington, a pet mouse who lives a life of luxury as the pet of a rich household. He has everything he could want - a golden palace, toys to play with, and access to a flash car and a range of outfits. When his family goes away for a few days, he lets himself out of his cage and sets about having the party of a lifetime - a party that is spoiled when Sid, a common sewer rat, finds his way into the house and proceeds to take over. Launching a cunning plan ...  Read the complete review

Very good film, this is truly funny, plenty of jokes in it for adults as well as children one of the best Animations I have seen for a few years. I liked the way a whole mini London existed in the sewer system, good idea very imaginative. Action packed from start to finish, full of funny characters. This is one to watch again and again I would definately recommend this one to the whole ...  Read the complete review

There have been a lot of bad films made. In my opinion the last decade or so has actually seen this more than most as the number of films has increased, but the quality rarely has. This summer alone we have 5 or 6 threequels and seldom any new and original films to look forwards to. If a film does flop, it can take a studio with it; ‘Cutthroat Island’ is a prime example. However, not all flops are poor films; in fact they sometimes become sleeper hits. ‘The Shawshank Redemption’ made little to no impact at the cinema but has gone on to become a firm favourite of many people. I am hoping that this may become the case with ‘Flushed Away’ a box office flop that saw ...  Read the complete review

A few weekends ago, my daughter completed her star chart for completing maths homework and learning the times table. The reward that she chose was a visit to the cinema. She chose the film “Flushed Away” on two premises. Firstly, that it sounded like a toilet and secondly because she knew it featured rats so her parents would freak out (aren’t children wonderfully sweet things). So we duly went down to the local cinema, bought the obligatory popcorn and settled down to watch a movie about our friendly rodent chums. This is an Aardman production without the input of Nick Park. CGI production is used instead of the normal plasticine though the animation is made ...  Read the complete review

Flushed Away FILM ONLY REVIEW Recently, myself and my little family have started having a duvet afternoon on those quiet Sunday afternoons where we let our three year old daughter choose a DVD and all cuddle up on the sofa under the duvet. Recently, we borrowed a few DVD's from a friend, and one of those was the 2006 film; Flushed Away. ****************** FLUSHED AWAY ****************** "No slugs were a-salted in the making of this film." The story of Flushed Away begins in upper class Kensington with a high society mouse, Roddy, who lives as a beloved pet in a posh Kensington flat. Life, he ...  Read the complete review