Babe

Director: Chris Noonan
Actors: James Cromwell, Magda Szubanski, Christine Cavanaugh
PlotA young piglet, mistakenly destined for the dinner table, finds himself on Farmer Hoggett's farm. Raised by a sheepdog named Fly, the pig grows up among the various animals, all with their own distinct personalities and routines. Despite societal expectations and the scoffs of the other animals, the pig develops an ambition far removed from the usual fate of livestock: he aspires to herd sheep just like the sheepdogs he lives with. The pig's unique ability to communicate politely with the sheep sets him apart, and the farmer begins to notice this extraordinary talent.
As the story progresses, the pig gains more opportunities to prove his worth. He overcomes various obstacles and faces prejudice from both animals and humans who believe a pig's place is nowhere near the sheepfold. With each challenge, his determination grows, and he slowly earns the respect and trust of the other animals on the farm. His journey is full of heartwarming and humorous moments, showcasing his unyielding spirit and breaking down the barriers that define what a pig can achieve. The pig's fate changes as his capabilities become increasingly evident, leading to an unusually supportive partnership with Farmer Hoggett.
Writers: Dick King-Smith, George Miller, Chris Noonan
Release Date: 04 Aug 1995
Runtime: 91 min
Rating: G
Country: Australia, United States, United Kingdom
Language: English
Physical Media Reviews
Babe
Blu-ray Review
Score: 57
"Babe" charms both children and adults with its sweet narrative and meaningful lessons, though the Blu-ray’s video quality slightly disappoints while audio holds strong.