A Shaun the Sheep Movie Farmageddon 4K 2019 Ultra HD 2160p

Storyline
When an alien with amazing powers crash-lands near Mossy Bottom Farm, Shaun the Sheep goes on a mission to shepherd the intergalactic visitor home before a sinister organization can capture her.

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The naughty lamb Sean puts on the ears of the entire farm of his master, along with a sheep herd. The most dissatisfied with this situation is the phlegmatic dog Bitzer, who for some reason is extreme in any trick of a sham company. Being beside himself with anger, he finally drives the instigators of unrest into the stable, but here alien guests suddenly intervene in the matter.

The hard landing of a spaceship from another galaxy introduces serious confusion into the measured life of a provincial town. Super agents announce a hunt for aliens, and wise locals turn the incident into a PR campaign, intending to build Disneyland space at the landing site. And all this is being done at the cost of the well-being of the little passenger of the ship of Lula, who was in a difficult situation. Oddly enough, the guest is taken to help the lamb Sean, who himself needs constant instructions on the true path.

For the first time, the unlucky lamb Sean appeared as an episodic character in the cartoon about Wallace and Gromit "Haircut to zero." He instantly turned his attention to, and he strengthened his position in small seven-part films of the thematic project, and five years ago he was awarded the first full-length film.

Despite all the self-restraints imposed by the creators of films about Sean (the characters look like plasticine and don't speak at all), the lamb has a truly inexhaustible potential in Fermageddon. Judge for yourself: the film contains deliberate allusions and Easter eggs for Mr. Bean, Meet the Fockers, People in Black and the fantastic blockbusters of Steven Spielberg - not to mention the numerous dystopias! Domestic viewers will surely recall with nostalgia the "Plasticine Raven" and "Last Year's Snow Fell".

Thanks to this versatility, Fermageddon is suitable for all ages and fans of almost any genre. The comic elements in the film easily coexist with horror-style episodes, and the sparkling feast of disobedience on a cosmic scale goes hand in hand with stinging criticism of the consumer society (supermarket and food court scenes). True, the film crew was so carried away by the continuous generation of creativity that it laid out almost all the trump cards in the first hour of the film, leaving the final somewhat blurred.