A wonderful movie for the whole family

"Babe" is undoubtedly one of the rare films in which everything fits together. The story itself is wonderfully poetic, childlike fashion, laugh and (gentle) wines. The performers represent every man for himself exactly the character elements and associations, the rural idyll, harmony and intimacy mean. The protagonist wakes up full of sympathy and also the protective instincts of the audience because of its uniqueness and naivety. The props reflect the chosen milieu, the ideal world of the farm, perfect again. The rich, deep and darker colors inspire confidence, calm and atmospheric density. The voice acting perfectly match the character image of each figure, all of course babe itself.
But the history. The is quickly told: Farmer Hoggett wins on a rural fair that "pig", which is scheduled from his portly woman dressed as Santa roasting (!). But "Babe", as he is now called, has its own career plans, which he pursued in wonderfully childlike, ingenuous manner ...
Anyone who has seen this movie, will not soon forget, or even queuing alongside the usual fast food Comey him. The unique charm of this Mach will work alone on the main players transportiert- James Cromwell is Hoggett for his portrayal of taciturn, but warm and genuine Farmers been nominated to right for an Oscar. He embodies the simple farmer who no wild claims provides to life and be solid field bebaut- to a pig knocks on the door. His wife as an invigorating element, in addition to him as a caricature of a hysterical, too vital and ambitious small-scale peasant woman whose greatest asset are the trophies for the home-grown vegetables.
THE highlight of course aware of the animals set whose characters and survival struggles frighteningly close to those of different people come. First there is Babe, the poor orphan whose naive goodness knows no evil. Since Ferdinand is a drake, who wants to prove himself as a rooster, not useless to land in a saucepan; this desperate struggle for their existence is the more serious element in the cozy world of the farm. Even the drama of Rex, the German Shepherd who never was the old man for a blow, contributes profoundly human Züge- not to mention fly-his wife, if you like the wel- much too soon have to give their puppies and once in Implied depression expires.
It is this poetic but distinct humanization of animals, where individual destinies are granted in supporting roles, enchanted the audience. For thus Babe remains indeed a creature with an exceptionally big heart, but is not as lone wolves in the herd of dumb animals.
This film you should definitely see; he gives us the purity of the human heart's similar to "The Secret Garden" or "Little Lord Fauntleroy" by Frances Burnett. Only that this is a truly tremendous pleasure with socially critical approaches is ...