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• Coxxie M

  
  if i didnt wanna see Babe1, why would i wanna see pig (21 year-old Miley Cyrus) in the city?

• Lucas M

  
  Not so good as the first film, Babe: Pig in the City, presents some dark scenes that gonna scare the lovers for the sweetness of the previous picture and could deviate the children of this sequence, but could too interest an audience that like of more dark material. Despite been a… More
  Not so good as the first film, Babe: Pig in the City, presents some dark scenes that gonna scare the lovers for the sweetness of the previous picture and could deviate the children of this sequence, but could too interest an audience that like of more dark material. Despite been a good film, Pig in the City, is not a recommendable movie.

• Alexander D

  
  This definitely wasn't as good as the original BABE movie.

• Ken S

  
  A wonderful dark childrens fairy tale. This was obviously a huge art direction influence on the Harry Potter films.

• Candy R

  
  Babe is back and he encounters new friends in the city such as dogs and chimps.

• Film C

  
  if you liked the first one BABE THEN U WILL ENJOY THIS ONE IT IS GD SWEET

• Curtis L

  
  better than you might think.

• Luke B

  
  Charmless sequel which is sllightly darker but mainly a bore. It just doesn't feel like Babe, which is interesting but hurts the film a lot.

• Drew S

  
  Yeah, compared to the original, this is just creepy and kind of depressing. Talking animal suicide? Not okay.

• John B

  
  A surprisingly dark movie. I think if I was a kid watching this, I would be permanently scarred particularly by the very unfriendly ape characters. Oh well. Perhaps this is a dose of reality. All the charms of the country are lost in the big city :)

• Alec B

  
  I still can't believe that a G rated kids film has; a dog hanging by it's neck from a bridge then nearly drowns, use of the word 'pussy' as an insult, a fire started in a children's hospital, a clown that entertains sick kids die, a puppy telling how its… More
  I still can't believe that a G rated kids film has; a dog hanging by it's neck from a bridge then nearly drowns, use of the word 'pussy' as an insult, a fire started in a children's hospital, a clown that entertains sick kids die, a puppy telling how its previous owners put him in a bag and threw him in a river, a strip search, a handicapped dog getting dragged behind a truck, then twitching on the ground after he crashes, and an adorable baby monkey that nearly plunges to his death. But all that makes it just so awesome. The best children's movies are the ones that traumatize, because you just remember them so well later in life. As for looking at the film on a purely artistic basis, I thinks its just as charming as the original. The narrator describing Babe's world as being just "slightly to the left of the 20th century" is just wonderful.

• Yinalí R

  
  Classic!

• R?o?d?r?i?g?o? R

  
  It's better the previous.

• Richard F

  
  Did I miss something? When Gene Siskel (and many other respectable critics) called this the best movie of the year, did they not see "Life Is Beautiful"? How about "Rounders"? Or maybe "American History X"? Maybe they meant the best family movie of the… More
  Did I miss something? When Gene Siskel (and many other respectable critics) called this the best movie of the year, did they not see "Life Is Beautiful"? How about "Rounders"? Or maybe "American History X"? Maybe they meant the best family movie of the year. No, that can't be it either, since "Mulan" came out this year. I guess I'm really confused, since this movie isn't even recommendable. Where is this city? It appears to be Venice, with the Golden Gate Bridge, the Statue of Liberty, the Space Needle, and other cities' icons. Is that supposed to be funny, like "where is Springfield in 'The Simpsons'? Maybe if they would have named this film "Babe: Pig in a Parallel Universe", it might have worked. It would have also been consistent with the fact that people don't act in any realistic way throughout the film. I thought maybe the farmer's wife's plane landed on the same island as the setting of "Lost". That might have made more sense. I'm not sure whether to tout the creativity of the plot or condemn its outlandish premise. This film does have a good message to convey, but it expects us to root for villains, thieves, kidnappers, liars, and rule-breakers (like talking circus monkeys) while pawning off our spite on some secondary characters. The director is obviously talented, but he's working with writing that is uneven and an ending that manages be to predictable yet nonsensical at the same time. That's a pretty amazing feat. All in all, this movie's prequel, "Babe", is a much stronger film. As for this one, it won't do, it won't do.

• alan j

  
  competent sequel to the smash hit..this movie has more humor and action

• Ira Z

  
  This movie's okey. But it can no longer evoke the "magic" that the first Babe movie had already effectively laid claim to.

• Eduardo C

  
  Enchanting, magical, wondrous, far superior to the original. This film is incredibly involving, but also surprisingly dark. There are two or three sequences in particular where the danger is so evident, seems so real, that I was surprised at my level of concern. This speaks both to… More
  Enchanting, magical, wondrous, far superior to the original. This film is incredibly involving, but also surprisingly dark. There are two or three sequences in particular where the danger is so evident, seems so real, that I was surprised at my level of concern. This speaks both to how seriously the film takes itself, and how well rounded and empathetic the characters are. This is a true family film, evidence that a film made for children in no way has to condescend to them. The movie is, of course, visually stunning. A city, an ammalgamation of Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco (and others) is a sight to behold in and of itself, but never diverts attention, is never bigger than the picture. The soundtrack and performances are top notch as is the story. Few films can truly claim to be 'family pictures', films appropriate for ALL ages which are also intelligent and well made, but George Miller has made two. This is truly a wonderful film.

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