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Babe was a runaway success in 1995. It even got a best record nomination and in my mind should have won. This is a incredible movie, distinct to delight children from 2-100. Chris Noonan has created the recent farmyard parable. He deftly brings you into his world of talking animals centered around that most amicable of pigs, Babe. While the sheepdogs rule the farm, Babe warms the heart of sheep and dog alike, and eventually farmer Hoggett remarkable to the chagrin of his wife who is counting the days to the next tremendous feast. Ultimately Babe is spared as farmer Hoggett comes to realize he has a most fresh pig on his hands. Babe finds himself welcomed into the fold, rising to the ultimately dwelling of being able to advance into the house on heart-broken nights, at the expense of the house cat. All these animals are played wonderfully off each other. The voices couldn’t be better. Farmer Hoggett eventually puts Babe to the ultimate challenge, the gigantic sheepherding competition, which brings out a raucous reaction from the crowd. But Babe soon silences them. This movie has everything one could want in a children’s movie and more. It deserves its position among the classics of all time.
Several previous reviewers are dead-on. Babe, is of course, a clever, comical, touching movie. It’s one of the few movies that I and my 3-year ragged can both luxuriate in over and over. But the marketing jerks at Universal have seen fit to force several lengthy advertisements on you every time you try to peruse the movie. What’s more, they’ve coded them to be non-skippable, so you MUST sit through them every time you want to eye the movie (you can snappy forward, but you can’t skip over them) . This is offensive and intrusive in any dvd you’ve purchased (and arguably untrue as it’s not disclosed on the package), but it’s even worse with a movie like Babe that’s targeted largely at kids. First, it illustrates that Universal has outright contempt for parents’ rights to settle what types of films are, or are not, appropriate for their kids. Second, if you have a puny child who really wants to peruse Babe (or whatever), it’s difficult for them to understand why they should have to sit through 15 minutes of Universal’s marketing crap before the movie starts (something that’s not accurate with numerous other children’s DVD’s) . Shame, shame Universal. I’d back you to rent, download, pirate, or borrow this DVD rather than buying it, at least until Universal ceases its offensive, dishonest marketing tactics.
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