Ameriatch One of the best films i have seen

Console best movie i've ever seen.

Borgarkeri A bit overrated, but still an amazing film

Cody One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

green_scarecrow If you are expecting the first Babe you will be disappointed. I don't want to say the first one is better. It's completely different. They take Babe out of the comfort of the farm and into the city. What I really liked about this movie getting to see more of his wife. I loved the farmer in the first movie. I thought it was great that his wife got more to do in this one. I thought she was really funny. I loved the new animals. I did miss the farm animals. They are there. Just not as much. This is a darker movie. I think if you go into it with an open mind you will enjoy it. Just don't expect the first Babe. This one is special in its on right.

hunnewelllisa My child and I enjoyed that movie Charlotte's web and when I seen this in the store after black Friday, for sale, I thought why not. I let him watch it in his room while I was doing my chores. I thought I heard some weird things in it. As I was making my rounds I heard the word suicidal and thought oh now that is it! I took it from him (dvd portable) and sat down to see what was going on. This made my heart drop to my stomach. Babe is being chased by two evil dogs. One dog gets smashed by heavy things falling on top of it. No one helps Babe. Babe also had flash backs of what looks like evil demonic things that must of happened through the movie. Like an evil looking clown with blood splattered across his face. (What the heck is that? I really don't want to find out). Then the dog is hanging upside down drowning. How many animals did they torture and probably even killed to make this movie? From that one scene it made me feel sick to my stomach that my child had to see anything like this. The movie seems really scary, gruesome, demonic, and highly depressing. I don't think this should be corrupting any developing child's brain.

Martin Teller When I saw BABE earlier this year, I was pleasantly surprised by its rustic charm, warmth and dignity. This sequel has none of those qualities. Gone are the simple but engaging situations, replaced with wacky mis-adventures, irritating slapstick and bombast, and even mean-spiritedness. There is nothing funny or endearing about any of it. It is a cynical misunderstanding of what made its predecessor so lovable. The film's climax is painfully slapsticky and broad, and moreover leaves our titular hero with no agency whatsoever. Not since TEMPLE OF DOOM have I seen such a disparity between a beloved film and its follow-up. I will praise the accomplished photography, effects and animal wrangling, but the content is so phenomenally disappointing. I know this movie has its champions, among them Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert. I can only say that I felt no affection for it, and will henceforth pretend it doesn't exist.

jvfunn1 I'd hate to say it but I didn't find Babe: Pig in the City to be as good as the first movie. The plot was okay but it just didn't seem to live up to the original. Mrs. Hoggett and Babe go off to the city to rescue the farm. I was rather disappointed that Babe wasn't accompanied by Rex and Fly in this one and that they're roles were shorter than in the first. I sorta found the whole thing with the animals in the hotel kinda funny but weird. The whole movie just seemed kinda childish and not as good as the first. It just doesn't live up to the first one. If you were a fan of the first movie like me I suggest that you don't watch this movie! It's just not as good as the first movie! I give it a 1 out of 10.