Babe: Pig in the City

1998

Babe: Pig in the City

Critics Consensus

Not quite as good as the original and has some dark subject material that might not be appropriate for children.

64%

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Total Count: 64

40%

Audience Score

User Ratings: 63,967

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Movie Info

In this sequel to the Academy Award -winning hit, everyone's favorite hero, Babe, sets off on a journey that takes him to a far away storybook city where he encounters an incredible assortment of animal friends and learns how a kind and steady heart can heal a sorry world.

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Cast

James Cromwell
as Farmer Hoggett
Elizabeth Daily
as Babe
Magda Szubanski
as Mrs. Hoggett
Mary Stein
as Landlady
Mickey Rooney
as Fugly Floom
Micheline Presle
E.G. Daily
as Babe
Julie Godfrey
as Neighbor
Glenne Headly
as Zootie
Danny Mann
as Ferdinand
James Cosmo
as Thelonius
Adam Goldberg
as Flealick
Myles Jeffrey
as Easy
Nathan Kress
as Easy
Stanley Ralph Ross
as Pitbull
Russi Taylor
as Pink Poodle
Roscoe Lee Browne
as Narrator
Steven Wright
as Bob
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Critic Reviews for Babe: Pig in the City

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Audience Reviews for Babe: Pig in the City

  • Nov 30, 2011
    It's better the previous.
    Rodrigo R Super Reviewer
  • Oct 28, 2011
    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.
    Lucas M Super Reviewer
  • Jul 16, 2010
    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.
    Alec B Super Reviewer
  • Jun 17, 2009
    forget the story but it must be not so special cause I can't remember the story anymore.
    Cita W Super Reviewer
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