Midweek Mention... Babe

Writer and producer George Miller spent nearly a decade attempting to bring his adaptation of Dick King-Smith's novel The Sheep-Pig to the big screen, eventually teaming with co-writer and director Christopher Noonan for 1993's BABE, the story of a pig who wants to be a sheepdog.
 
Completely timeless with moments of sweet sincerity balanced against the movies desire to stay true to the animals perspective and its theme of animals needing a purpose other than to be eaten, James Cromwell steals the show as far as the humans are concerned as the quietly nurturing Farmer Hoggett. With so many great messages, practical effects which continue to impress and heart-warming performances of course one of us will provide a dissenting voice against this universally acknowledged classic. 

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