andrewfleming-57891 Babe is an amazing, unique, funny, beautiful, enjoyable film. Everything about this film is great. Its the story of a pig who trains as a sheep dog and becomes friends with the sheep, dogs, horse, cow, duck and even the farmer. Its one of the most watchable films ever, anyone could watch it at any time and still enjoy it. Its just great. 9/10

ts-123 Little Babe is a piglet in a farm, owned by Mr.Hoggett. Though he is a newcomer, animals in the farm including sheep and sheepdog accept him as a family as they get to know his kind and polite attitude to others. After Mr.Hoggett realizes that Babe is different from normal pigs, he makes Babe participate in the sheep dog competition as 'sheep pig'. Even though the sheep refuge to obey the sheep dogs, as they are too afraid of sheep dogs, they decide to go after Babe, and Babe win the competition in the end. This film used to be one of my favorite when I was a kid. Beautiful sceneries and lovely animals made me dream of life in the countryside. As I learned to love animals and be kind to others from this film, this is definitely one of the most heartwarming film that I would recommend to my kids someday

gavin6942 Babe (Christine Cavanaugh), a pig raised by sheepdogs, learns to herd sheep with a little help from Farmer Hoggett (James Cromwell).Is this the best film about talking farm animals since "Animal Farm"? Probably, although "Animal Farm" is still better. At least this is more wholesome, and full of more cuteness, so the kids like that. For the rest of us, we get Cromwell and Hugo Weaving.Most interesting (and maybe not well known), the script was written by George Miller. Do you know who that is? The creator of "Mad Max". What the heck? The same guy who brought us the most essential Australian cult film of all time (and launched Mel Gibson's career) also brings us a tale of a pig who hangs out with sheep? Sure, why not?

KARLA ES Each character is beautifully brought to life. From farmer Hoggett to Dutchess the cat, no matter how little is said, how little they are on screen they are pleasure to watch. Nothing is over stated or over explained. And it's all there before you: the beauty and the horror that is life. Now before I scare you thinking you will get some type of lecture shoved down your throat, let me say again: it is like a fairy tale. You are welcomed into both worlds of humans and animals and the story of what happens when their paths cross and you mix in a little love, patience and that belief that your dreams have a right to come true.