For years, fans have seen Millie Bobby Brown enjoying eggo waffles in Stranger Things. But recently the internet sensation gave fans insight into her passion for carrots. In her interview with UNILAD, the actress revealed her snack obsession is carrots, particularly unwashed and dirtier ones. She loved it pulled out from the soil directly because it tasted “earthier”. The clip has received over 9 million views and some sharp-witted fans drew parallels between the teen and the famous animated character Wallace.

Now days after the drop of that amusing clip, Netflix remembers the iconic scream from the show Wallace and Gromit.

Netflix enters Millie Bobby Brown meme fest but with a twist

The official page of Netflix on X, formerly Twitter, recently shared a clip with their followers. The video showed the iconic scene from the 2005 movie Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit. This hilarious sequence featured Wallace hitting his head on the roof after getting a call, while his Gromit gets scared at his reaction. The streaming giant teased fans about how the days of October have been toiling hard. “Screaming once a day in october,” read the caption.

Through this clip, the platform also promoted the movie that is available for streaming in the US now. Wallace and Gromit is one of the most popular comedy franchises. The series started with four short movies and one feature-length film and got various spin-offs and adaptations. Viewers loved the storyline, which focused on Wallace, a good-natured inventor who loves cheese and his pet dog. However, Gromit is not just any dog but is a graduate of Dogwarts University, intended as a pun for Hogwarts.

So people who have not watched this acclaimed movie should note down the details of the plotlines.

Everything you need to know about Wallace & Gromit film

Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit is a parody of classic monster movies and served as the second feature-length film of the famous franchise. The film follows the inventor and his intelligent pet setting for an amazing adventure as pest control agents. In order to save their town from rabbits, the best friend duo springs into action before the annual Giant Vegetable Competition. However, they face life-threatening situations when they find themselves against a giant rabbit.

The film depicted most of the characters from the previous shorts and many famous actors lent their voices too. It included Harry Potter actress Helena Bonham Carter and Ralph Fiennes. The movie was a massive commercial success and received many accolades, including the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. This marked the second time when DreamWorks Animation took him to this prestigious award home.

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