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List Price: $19.98 | | Label: Universal Studios
Salesrank: 9725
Released: February 1, 2005 |
| Our Price: $12.74 |
| Used Price: $9.37 |
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MPAA Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Media: DVD |
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Editorial Review:
Babe is a shy Yorkshire piglet who discovers he can be anything he wants to be. He meets Farmer Hoggett (James Cromwell) and a barnyard full of captivating characters. With the help of his friends, the heroic little piglet is headed for the challenge of his life in this endearing and fun-filled tale.
The fun continues when Babe and his friends head to the city to raise money to save the farm. Babe’s kind and steady heart achieves miracles in these enduring and fun-filled tales the whole family will love.
Babe Family Double Feature Reviews:
Babe & Babe, Pig in the City 
2009-07-05 - Both DVD's are in excellent condition; It was great to
get both of the DVDs for such a low price and in such great shape,
Thank you.
Pig Movie
2009-05-16 - A birthday gift for my 2 yr. old granddaughter. My other grandchildren loved this movie and I expect a repeat reaction. I love this pig.
Can't decide which movie is better 
2009-04-09 - These could be the best "animal movies" of all time.
"Benji" didn't talk, and "Milo and Otis" sounded like Dudley Moore.
All kidding aside, both "Babe" and "Pig in the City" are modern classics, they're perfect for anybody with a soul.
Babe Stands Alone
2009-03-29 - In short Babe is just about perfect film with light humor and allusions to deeper insights. However "Babe in the City" though decent was a little more average depending more on wild antics along with crazy sets, props, and costumes. "Babe in the City" still had some of the allusions to deeper issues concerning animal rights which made think more of this film than I normally would. It's convenient that both of these films are together but in my opinion "Babe" is a stand alone film by itself; And if I had a hankering would probably just stick with re-watching the first.
Arguably the greatest children's movie ever made.
2009-03-15 - Babe is a film for the ages. No child should have to grow up without seeing this film. It preaches without being preachy; it is funny, sad, and incredibly enjoyable. I don't know who I like more in this film: James Cromwell as Arthur Hoggett or the voice actor of Babe (I forget the name), but every performance in the film whether voice or not, is just spot on.
The story is told in chapters, like a book, though all are connected to an overarching story about Babe's quest to find himself and his role amidst an array of farm animals trying to fit him into his "niche."
If you're looking for a fun film your whole family can watch, laugh at, and enjoy, don't rent Babe, buy it! You won't regret it.
