| Babe (1995),
				Director: Chris Noonan, rated G 
						A little 
						pig goes a long way. 
				
				  Starring: James 
				Cromwell, Magda Szubanski, Christine Cavanaugh, Dann Mann, 
				Miriam Margolyes, Hugo Weaving, Roscoe Lee Brown 
				DML Rating: 
				★★★★★★★★★☆ 
				- near perfect 
				"The Boss's husband is 
				just playing a little game with you. Believe me, sooner or 
				later, every pig gets eaten. 
				That's the way the world works. Oh, 
				I haven't upset you, have I?" 
				- Dutchess (the 
				cat) 
				Why watch this? 
				It's so sweet and endearing. You will love this pink little 
				piglet. 
				Plot Summary: This 
				is the story of a piglet won by Farmer Hoggett at a county fair. 
				The pink porker finds a home on the farm and bonds with a 
				sheepdog named Fly. Babe, against the expectations of his kind, 
				learns that he too can herd sheep. He must then gain acceptance 
				from the other farm animals who question his unusual abilities. Dad's Preview: 
				This is another film my kids loved. It's about a delightful 
				little orphaned pig who is trained to, of all things, herd sheep. The 
				film-makers deployed CGI technology to enable the barnyard 
				animals to speak to each other. It's done well and not over-the-top. I enjoyed 
				hearing the thoughts and feelings of common farm animals. 
				James Cromwell's performance as Farmer Hogget is really special. 
				Babe, voiced by Christine Cavanaugh, steals the show. "Baa Ram 
				Ewe!" 
						 Kennedy Miller Productions; 
						Universal Pictures
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