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Babe was the winner of the spinning wheel for May! the post for June submissions will be coming next week 🤩

unfortunately, there was a bit of an audio issue with this recording (the same thing that's happened twice in the past, now 🙃) I think the best way to watch will be to mute your copy and just have the movie audio coming from my recording to assist. as long as they're synced up it should work ok. my computer had done an update and I had no clue that the OBS settings would get reset from that 😭

this issue happened with both Babe and The Life of Chuck (coming Sunday) as I had recorded both before editing these full-length cuts. I'm so sorry for the inconvenience!! 🥲

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Joseph Olson

That’ll do, pig. That’ll do.

juan carlos gonzalez martinez

What a beautiful film! I still believe that films and art can make us reflect on how we relate to animals.

Alex Tan

Happy Friday, Camilla. I'm so glad that you enjoyed Babe (1995). This was the very first Universal Pictures movie that I ever watched. My ringtone is when Babe drops the alarm clock, which goes off and wakes up Duchess the cat who wreaks havoc across the entire living room of the Hoggett House. I even own this movie on DVD in both Widescreen (1.85:1) & Full Screen (1.33:1) formats with the latter version in open matte.

Blind Entertainment

Haven’t seen this movie since I was a kid (I’m as old as the movie) and I think I finally figured out what made me a vegetarian. Apparently Babe is credited as a catalyst that lead to a rise of vegetarianism among millennials. It was called the Babe effect, and they were called Babe vegetarians. James Cromwell who played farmer Hoggett actually became a vegan, and animal rights activist due to the movie. Fun fact: the mice weren’t originally apart of the film. They were added after test screenings, because they noticed kids were having trouble reading the title cards.