You should have watched Young Einstein. 1988 Australian comedy film written, produced, directed by and starring Yahoo Serious so you could have an actual Aussie film. I believe the one you three were talking about with the spider was "Charlotte's Web".
I appreciate content creators supporting one another and collaborating together (especially when it's two channels that I'm already a fan of). It really brings home a sense of community. Good on you for promoting that.
Christmas? Christmas means dinner, dinner means death! Death means carnage; Christmas means carnage! That might be the most "metal" line ever and it's in a "kids" movie.
I sang that song 'If I Had Words' to my cat Bill, who'd been with me for half my life, on the night that he died. So yeah, this movie always makes me a little emotional...
“BA-RAM-EWE! BA-RAM-EWE! TO YOUR BREED, YOUR FLEECE, YOUR CLAN BE TRUE! SHEEP BE TRUE! BA-RAM-EWE!” This has lived in my head rent free for decades, 💖💖
I'm an old man and I've seen a lot of movies. This, among all of them, is the best I've seen. It goes so far beyond the stunning visuals and the emotional tugs. The GIANT theme of not being constrained to a pre-defined role in life and the central idea that kind is better than cruel are much grander than you'd expect from a talking animal movie. I've been waiting for the reactors to get around to it and I couldn't be happier that it was you and Cinebinge, Mary.
My brother worked at a movie theater when this movie came out. People would stay until the end of the credits to find out where it was filmed, well before it was normal to stay until the end of the credits. My brother would go into the theater and it would be still half full and he would say, "New South Wales, Australia" and everyone would leave, their questions answered.
And Gosalyn from Darkwing Duck and Oblina from Aah! Real Monsters. Also, she is from Utah, which is where I'm from. Sadly, she passed from cancer a few years ago. She was only in her 50s. 😢
This is seriously one of my favorite movies! It hits even harder when you’ve already seen it. I’m a 50 year old man and this movie makes me cry at least five times!
@@nsasupporter7557 Looked it up because I verify this kinda thing by habit, and apparently it was 1974 for vegetarianism, and he went vegan in 1995 "while playing the character of Farmer Hogget." Still appreciate the trivia I found via your comment :)
_"That’ll do Pig. That’ll do."_ Honestly it’s amazing y that you’re finally redoing a reaction to this film and co-collaborating with CineBinges. This film still holds a special place in my heart as not only did it came in 1995 but I just love that it’s a balance of Practical and CG effects on bringing Babe, Ferdinand, the sheepdogs and sheep to life. Not to mention James Cromwell who played Arthur Hoggett made him into a vegan afterwards and last year he got a chance to interact with a piglet aptly named Babe that was soon sent to an animal sanctuary. Also the voice of Babe is Christine Cavanaugh who was best known as the voice of Dexter in _Dexter’s Laboratory_ and Chuckie Finster in _Rugrats_
He was vegetarian already, this film made him go vegan. But he isn't an animal rights activist at all, he's with PETA (which is as far away from helping animals as one can ever get).
The man who made this movie happen was on a flight from Australia to Europe and was switching through different radio channels and happened upon a reading of this book by a woman who reads books for the BBC. This usually professional BBC woman could scarcely contain her laughter, which convinced the man there was something very special about this story.
Few countries that use Norman common law from 1066 England, Ireland , UK (Scotland uses Roman civl law) , Canada (Quebec uses bijuridical system) , Australia , NZ and 49 state of USA (Louisiana uses Napoleonic law)
This movie was so popular when it came out and felt like an instant classic that would stand the test of time. However after it's sequeal came out, it kind of got forgotten. I don't recall any of nieces or nephews watching it, and they were introduce to all the other greats of the 90s and 80s. I certainly haven't heard anybody reference it in a lonnnnggg time. I'm happy you guys got to see it.
About 25 years ago I visited Robertson in the Southern Highlands, New South Wales, where "Babe" was filmed. The farmer who owns the land kept the set of Hoggett's House and the stables. He was nice enough to take me down there and showed me around. I don't know what happened to it, but back then it truly was a magical place.
I loved this reaction. Mary and Simone are ahhing and oooing at the barn yard animals. George is looking and sounding like Homer Simpson in front of a box of donuts. Lol😂
This was the first movie I saw James Cromwell in. So everything I've ever seen him in since, even to this day, my first thought is always, "Oh hey, it's Farmer Hoggett."
Simone has watched a movie with Cassy from Popcorn. Mary has watched a movie with Ashleigh from Ashleigh Burton. So all my favorite reactors are now connected!
Working sheepdogs learn a dozen or so commands. "Come by" means to circle the sheep clockwise, "Away" means to do it anti-clockwise for example. When they are done working the command is "That'll do", so "That'll do Pig" is actually him giving the pig the command to stop working for the day.
As an American, one of my favorite Aussie films is called “The Dish” starring Sam Neill and Patrick Warburton. It’s dryly hilarious, totally Aussie, and a personal favorite. A true hidden gem that people don’t know much about. If you watched it, I’m confident you’d love it as much as I do!
If you like The Dish, I highly recommend The Castle if you haven't seen it. Same team that did The Dish, but their first movie. Even has a small supporting role by Eric Bana.
I love that film! Since finding out he's Kronk in Emperors New Clothes I just want Mitch to say "Pull the lever Kronk!" Computer shuts off..... "WRONG LEVAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH" 🤣🤣
For the many roles she portrayed in children's animation as Dexter (Dexter's Lab) and Chuckie (Rugrats), her legacy in this film is a reminder how truly special she was as many as those in the voice acting industry. Thank you so much for making our childhoods a blessed one. RIP Christine Cavanaugh (1963-2014). 💐🕯🌳
Literally I’ve watched this only a few times over the many years but the scene with the farmer and the pig inside when he’s trying to cheer it up is possibly the most heartwarming scene in movies
I'm now 40 and saw this as an Aussie kid when 11 and it really demonstrates how your perspective in life changes. The 11 year old me wouldn't have tears in my eyes as the 40 year old father me did, when the crowd erupts as the pen gate closed, because you understand a unique proudness.
I love how the animals are voiced in this movie. And the soundtrack is beautiful. One of my absolute favorite films, and I'm happy to see you three watch it together.
One of my favorite soundtracks, too! I was furious when I bought it in 1995 and it had dialogue from the movie all over it. Finally, after twenty-something years, they released a proper album with just the music!
Okay, this teamup works really well and it was very, very enjoyable. Best collaboration I've seen of any TH-cam teamups. All three should consider doing this on a regular basis.
@CineBingeReact It might remind you a bit of Hobbiton because Babe was filmed by Andew Lesnie who was the cinematographer on both Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. ;)
I subscribed the moment I heard “something passed between the two of them” … The rest of the reaction confirmed I have a new channel to look forward to. I discovered Mary a couple of years ago. She is at the top of my favorite reactors. Cheers Y’all !!!!
My two favorite reaction channels, leaps and bounds above most in charm and laughs. Great to see both together not only in one upload but two! This was great, thanks.
Three of my Favorite people. Thanks for the reaction friends. Appreciate the collaboration. This movies just to cute. And kinda makes you look at animals differently sometimes.
Though he's top-billed, James Cromwell's role is basically a supporting role, hence his Oscar nomination in the Best Supporting Actor category. (Kevin Spacey won that year for "The Usual Suspects".)
I loved watching Juno with you guys... so here I am! I have already watched both of your channels lots of times... and I love both of these movies... Soooo... THUNDERCATS ARE GOOOOOO!!!
Amazing reaction!!! One of the best things about this movie is that teaches you the lesson that you if treat others with kindness and respect, then you will receive the same treatment. When Babe showed kindness and respect to the sheep, they gave him the same treatment in return. He also teaches that there’s more to someone than meets the eye. There is a sequel, Babe: Pig In The City which I highly recommend along with Charlotte’s Web (original and remake), Balto, Baby’s Day Out, The Amazing Panda Adventure, Alaska (1996), Monkey Trouble, and Born To Be Wild (1995). 🐖🐕🦺🐑🦆💖
Wow….talk about a blast of heavy nostalgia. of all the classics I never expected anyone to react to BABE. Very much appreciated. I watched this when I was a wee lad and it is one of my all time nostalgic films. Thank you for the memories the music alone brings tears to my eyes
Imagine you live in a small town near Montréal, working in a food store , someone say Hi , and when you look up its James Cromwell the farmer in Babe asking for sourdough bread for his wife 😮 Needless to say i had a great day at work that day 😂 Sweet giant
I think what makes this such a touching story is that it has a few very powerful overarching themes. It's ultimately a movie about overcoming social expectation, challenging fate, and the virtue of non violence. The sheep dogs represent the status quo of solutions by force and threats and redeem themselves by contributing to another way despite their nature. The pig is confronted with the fate of his kin and the horror of their relationship to humans but still endeavours to bond with them. The ending is so cathartic because it is a culmination of these themes. The crowd are sceptical and mocking at first but celebrate the completion of the trial by non violence and the achievement of it that defies their prejudice. Farmer Hogget is vindicated in his belief of Babe, as is Babe in his trust of Hogget. Its really no surprise that James Cromwell would become an animal rights activist after his participation in a film that explores the seemingly unjust treatment of animals from their perspective. After all, what difference is there between a pig and a dog that allows one to be a companion and the other to be a commodity? Excellent film.
Such a tear jerker movie. Ever since I saw this movie I wouldn't eat pork for a few years. After a few years I'd start eating, bacon, pancetta, and charcuterie very occasionally. A similar movie "CHARLOTTE'S WEB" is another animal story that's a tear jerker. Ironically, pigs are vicious creatures and will even kill and eat a human if hungry enough. Speaking about "living your whole life to be food" reminds me of the Twilight Zone episode " TO SERVE MAN".
Love this collaboration. Such a great movie to watch. My nephew was about 3 years old when the movie came out and would cry and cry if we tried to turn this movie off. Thanks for bringing a smile to me face today. Babe Pig in the City is worth a watch as well.🐽🐷🐖
This was one of those movies that felt really personal like you were the only person that remembered it. The second one even more so, a lot of people don’t even know the second movie exists which is sad tbh cause imo it’s just as good as the first even not actually better. I hope you guys watch the second!
I confess that when I'm very high this has been my #1 go-to movie for years, something about it utterly immerses me in the best way possible and I'm laughing until I see stars, it never fails.
What!? What!? It's the collaboration I must have been secretly dreaming of without knowing about doing a movie reaction I typed in hopefully not knowing if anyone had done it yet! 🤩😍
OK this was delightful, I love reactor crossover events! Love to see it, love George and Simone, Cinebinge has great reactions and the best thumbnails in the business! We need to reassemble this crew for the Babe sequel.
another seriously under rated Australian film is Predestination (2014), it has a storyline i have never seen in another film or book, it is amazing! this movie (Babe) was adapted from a book called Sheep-Pig by Dick King Smith, i read it in the 80s when i was about 8 years old, the sheep walking 2 by 2 was done with string keeping them in line if i remember the making of correctly....
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Love this collab
I recommend the 1995 film Fluke to you
You should have watched Young Einstein. 1988 Australian comedy film written, produced, directed by and starring Yahoo Serious so you could have an actual Aussie film.
I believe the one you three were talking about with the spider was "Charlotte's Web".
You guys react to the Sequel just as good.
You guys need to watch Animal Farm now! It will change your life. A true animal movie.
10:15 Fun fact: James Cromwell actually signed on for the movie thinking he'd have a small role based on the amount of dialogue his character had.
I appreciate content creators supporting one another and collaborating together (especially when it's two channels that I'm already a fan of). It really brings home a sense of community. Good on you for promoting that.
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@@MaryCherryOfficial I would love for you to react with Natalie Gold and MovieJoob as well! MovieJoob apparently lives in Sydney as well!
Completely agree
I agree I love these collabs. I kinda want to see cinebinge with the octokrool channel and Mary Cherry as well
I've been subscribed to both for awhile!
Christmas? Christmas means dinner, dinner means death! Death means carnage; Christmas means carnage! That might be the most "metal" line ever and it's in a "kids" movie.
I sang that song 'If I Had Words' to my cat Bill, who'd been with me for half my life, on the night that he died. So yeah, this movie always makes me a little emotional...
So sorry for your loss… I hate when pets die 😫
21 gun salute for Bill 🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🫡 A Very Distinguished Kitty
You and Bill were both so lucky, when we give our pets all we can, we must be happy !❤❤
I legit teared up when I read that 😢 😭
That's beautiful. Now everytime I hear the song I will think of your feline friend as well.
"That'll do, donkey. That'll do." Some lines are just too good not to reuse.
“BA-RAM-EWE! BA-RAM-EWE! TO YOUR BREED, YOUR FLEECE, YOUR CLAN BE TRUE! SHEEP BE TRUE! BA-RAM-EWE!” This has lived in my head rent free for decades, 💖💖
Mine too.
same only in my own language (dutch)
I'm an old man and I've seen a lot of movies. This, among all of them, is the best I've seen. It goes so far beyond the stunning visuals and the emotional tugs. The GIANT theme of not being constrained to a pre-defined role in life and the central idea that kind is better than cruel are much grander than you'd expect from a talking animal movie. I've been waiting for the reactors to get around to it and I couldn't be happier that it was you and Cinebinge, Mary.
that is exactly what this movie is about 😭 beautifully said
Written by the man who made every Mad Max movie. Still blows my mind.
Dig this. Ian Fleming, the creator of James Bond, also wrote Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
Know what literally blows minds? The man that invented dynamite also established the Nobel Peace Prize, Alfred Nobel.
Don't forget about "Babe Pig In The City" too, fully directed by George Miller!
The man has layers! Good on him
@@TheImaginator972it’s a great sequel
Me when Babe herds all the sheep at the end: WITNESS HIM!!!
Witness!
Babe: "Are you not entertained?"
Medio...
That'll do.
Hugo Weaving as Rex. Miram Margoles as Fly. Roscoe Lee Browne as the narrator. So many splendid voices!
My brother worked at a movie theater when this movie came out. People would stay until the end of the credits to find out where it was filmed, well before it was normal to stay until the end of the credits. My brother would go into the theater and it would be still half full and he would say, "New South Wales, Australia" and everyone would leave, their questions answered.
That’s where it’s filmed, but where is the movie set? It’s never mentioned and i couldn’t find it on google.
For some reason, I always thought it was New Zealand and this is Well before LOTR
"It's hard for animals to emote" Tell that to my terrier when I'm 5 minutes late feeding him.
The director of photography for this movie was the late Andrew Lesnie who also was the DP for The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies.
FUN FACT: Babe is voiced by the late Christine Cavanaugh, who's also the voice of Dexter (Dexter's Laboratory) and Chuckie Finster (Rugrats).
And Gosalyn from Darkwing Duck and Oblina from Aah! Real Monsters. Also, she is from Utah, which is where I'm from. Sadly, she passed from cancer a few years ago. She was only in her 50s. 😢
Oh no way, I didn't know she died! That's so sad to hear. I absolutely adored Aah Real Monsters as a kid. She had such a delightful voice.
That's why it sounded so familiar...I am a 90s kid and grew up on Dexter's Lab...
I cry once in awhile when I see her in Salute your shorts. Also you forgot Oblina from aaah real monsters!
Didn't.Nancy Cartwright do chucky.. so to speak..must have been later on
It won the Oscar for Best Visual Effects.
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It was also nominated for Best Picture and a Supporting Actor nomination for James Cromwell.
As I recall, it had to beat out Apollo 13 for Visual Effects, which was no small feat.
This is seriously one of my favorite movies! It hits even harder when you’ve already seen it. I’m a 50 year old man and this movie makes me cry at least five times!
Same here.
As an Aussie, Babe will never not pull tears. I remember seeing live in a cinema as a kid. It just gets better over the years.
I’m so proud that we have this movie 🍿
Fun fact: James Cromwell became a vegetarian after this movie
@@nsasupporter7557 Looked it up because I verify this kinda thing by habit, and apparently it was 1974 for vegetarianism, and he went vegan in 1995 "while playing the character of Farmer Hogget." Still appreciate the trivia I found via your comment :)
@@Dylan_Thomas1 yeah, I just found that also. I watched a recent interview with him where he explained it.
That ending, with the explosion of applause and music swelling, good grief, it breaks me every time.
Same here.
_"That’ll do Pig. That’ll do."_
Honestly it’s amazing y that you’re finally redoing a reaction to this film and co-collaborating with CineBinges.
This film still holds a special place in my heart as not only did it came in 1995 but I just love that it’s a balance of Practical and CG effects on bringing Babe, Ferdinand, the sheepdogs and sheep to life. Not to mention James Cromwell who played Arthur Hoggett made him into a vegan afterwards and last year he got a chance to interact with a piglet aptly named Babe that was soon sent to an animal sanctuary.
Also the voice of Babe is Christine Cavanaugh who was best known as the voice of Dexter in _Dexter’s Laboratory_ and Chuckie Finster in _Rugrats_
James Cromwell became a vegan due to his role in this film, and then went on to be an animal rigtts activist
Yeah, the guy glued his hand to the counter of a Starbucks demanding cheaper soya milk LOL
He was vegetarian already, this film made him go vegan. But he isn't an animal rights activist at all, he's with PETA (which is as far away from helping animals as one can ever get).
@@masansrPETA is evil.
His loss beef is so tasty and so is bacon!
I guess the lesson is - you don't eat your co-stars!
There's some actors who never learned that lesson. 😂
The man who made this movie happen was on a flight from Australia to Europe and was switching through different radio channels and happened upon a reading of this book by a woman who reads books for the BBC. This usually professional BBC woman could scarcely contain her laughter, which convinced the man there was something very special about this story.
What a fun piece of trivia. Thank you for sharing.
Babe is a perfect movie.
Absolutely perfect
Timeless, simple , genius all in one.
Nice to know that Australia and Canada have a longstanding relationship
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Sadly both countries completely over run by commies
They do still share a head of state.
Few countries that use Norman common law from 1066 England, Ireland , UK (Scotland uses Roman civl law) , Canada (Quebec uses bijuridical system) , Australia , NZ and 49 state of USA (Louisiana uses Napoleonic law)
eh, eh!!!😂
"How did they get the sheep to walk in lines like that?"
Come on, Simone... Babe said "Bah-Ram-Ewe..." weren't you watching the movie!?!? ;-)
This movie was so popular when it came out and felt like an instant classic that would stand the test of time. However after it's sequeal came out, it kind of got forgotten. I don't recall any of nieces or nephews watching it, and they were introduce to all the other greats of the 90s and 80s. I certainly haven't heard anybody reference it in a lonnnnggg time. I'm happy you guys got to see it.
About 25 years ago I visited Robertson in the Southern Highlands, New South Wales, where "Babe" was filmed.
The farmer who owns the land kept the set of Hoggett's House and the stables.
He was nice enough to take me down there and showed me around.
I don't know what happened to it, but back then it truly was a magical place.
Deservedly got an Oscar nomination for Best Picture. It's just excellent.
Watched this SO many times as a kid. Total mood.
I loved this reaction. Mary and Simone are ahhing and oooing at the barn yard animals. George is looking and sounding like Homer Simpson in front of a box of donuts. Lol😂
“People are so immature”
Truer words have nvr been spoken, Mary. 💯
I just remember everyone in high school in Australia when this came out was singing "La la laaaaa" all the time. It was unavoidable for a while.
Lol. I remember that.
This was the first movie I saw James Cromwell in. So everything I've ever seen him in since, even to this day, my first thought is always, "Oh hey, it's Farmer Hoggett."
The sequel Babe: Pig in the City is worth a watch. I loved the sequel. It is so funny.
Simone has watched a movie with Cassy from Popcorn. Mary has watched a movie with Ashleigh from Ashleigh Burton. So all my favorite reactors are now connected!
In the 90s if you ask a kid what noise a cow makes they would say Mooo, a horse - Neeeyy a dog Woof! etc - but a pig would go "la la la la la la"
Working sheepdogs learn a dozen or so commands. "Come by" means to circle the sheep clockwise, "Away" means to do it anti-clockwise for example. When they are done working the command is "That'll do", so "That'll do Pig" is actually him giving the pig the command to stop working for the day.
I’m so happy people are starting to react to Babe. I work as a nanny & this is a perennial favorite with the kids.
As an American, one of my favorite Aussie films is called “The Dish” starring Sam Neill and Patrick Warburton. It’s dryly hilarious, totally Aussie, and a personal favorite. A true hidden gem that people don’t know much about. If you watched it, I’m confident you’d love it as much as I do!
If you like The Dish, I highly recommend The Castle if you haven't seen it. Same team that did The Dish, but their first movie. Even has a small supporting role by Eric Bana.
I love that film!
Since finding out he's Kronk in Emperors New Clothes I just want Mitch to say "Pull the lever Kronk!"
Computer shuts off.....
"WRONG LEVAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH" 🤣🤣
It's not just the actors, but also the Australian music of the era too - great stuff.
You have a wonderful taste in movies, good sir!! 'The Dish' is my 6th favourite movie of all time (yes, I have a list).
For the many roles she portrayed in children's animation as Dexter (Dexter's Lab) and Chuckie (Rugrats), her legacy in this film is a reminder how truly special she was as many as those in the voice acting industry. Thank you so much for making our childhoods a blessed one. RIP Christine Cavanaugh (1963-2014). 💐🕯🌳
Thanks piggy 🐷
Literally I’ve watched this only a few times over the many years but the scene with the farmer and the pig inside when he’s trying to cheer it up is possibly the most heartwarming scene in movies
Completely agree.
James Cromwell kills it!
I'm now 40 and saw this as an Aussie kid when 11 and it really demonstrates how your perspective in life changes. The 11 year old me wouldn't have tears in my eyes as the 40 year old father me did, when the crowd erupts as the pen gate closed, because you understand a unique proudness.
That'll do Mary.... that'll do. 😂 Love seeing you three together!
If you've ever played Warcraft II, a hidden feature was to click on the sheep repeatedly and eventually they'd say the password "Baa Ram Ewe"
And then explode.
I watched this movie on VHS probably 20 times when I was a kid. Thanks for the trip down memory lane! 😊
I love how the animals are voiced in this movie. And the soundtrack is beautiful. One of my absolute favorite films, and I'm happy to see you three watch it together.
One of my favorite soundtracks, too! I was furious when I bought it in 1995 and it had dialogue from the movie all over it. Finally, after twenty-something years, they released a proper album with just the music!
I haven't seen this film in absolute ages and yet I still remember that song "If I Had Words" for so long when it played in the credits.
Simone's Vulcan salute at the James Cromwell/Zephram Cochrane trivia, chef's kiss.
I know, right! 🖖💖
Okay, this teamup works really well and it was very, very enjoyable. Best collaboration I've seen of any TH-cam teamups. All three should consider doing this on a regular basis.
Have you watched the one they did for Juno over on CineBinge's channel? It was equally enjoyable. And agree, they have a good vibe together.
George might be interested to know that the Cat is Martin from The Simpsons 😂
Good catch on Hugo Weaving's voice, George!
I have never been more excited for a collab!! I love both of your channels! 😃
Aw thank you!!🐖🐷🐽✨
@@MaryCherryOfficialThanks piggy 🐷
haha, George @15:16-15:28 "Mmmmmmm! ..., i mean...... ohhhhhhh...!" LOL xD
Ooo a Mary Cherry and Cine Binge collab, I'm looking forward to this, and a cute move to react on.
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@CineBingeReact It might remind you a bit of Hobbiton because Babe was filmed by Andew Lesnie who was the cinematographer on both Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. ;)
I can just imagine the old farmer doing that little dance for his son when he was sick ❤
When you guys said "kind of Australian" I was not expecting Babe... lol.
Babe will always be one of my childhood favorites
I subscribed the moment I heard “something passed between the two of them” … The rest of the reaction confirmed I have a new channel to look forward to. I discovered Mary a couple of years ago. She is at the top of my favorite reactors. Cheers Y’all !!!!
My two favorite reaction channels, leaps and bounds above most in charm and laughs. Great to see both together not only in one upload but two! This was great, thanks.
Babe was nominated for 7 Academy Awards including best picture. I saw it the theater 10 times
It won for best visual effects
Three of my Favorite people. Thanks for the reaction friends. Appreciate the collaboration. This movies just to cute. And kinda makes you look at animals differently sometimes.
I started watching Cinebinge because TH-cam kept recommending them after watching Mary Cherry. It’s a great team up! Keep em coming!
Though he's top-billed, James Cromwell's role is basically a supporting role, hence his Oscar nomination in the Best Supporting Actor category. (Kevin Spacey won that year for "The Usual Suspects".)
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I loved watching Juno with you guys... so here I am!
I have already watched both of your channels lots of times... and I love both of these movies...
Soooo...
THUNDERCATS ARE GOOOOOO!!!
Amazing reaction!!! One of the best things about this movie is that teaches you the lesson that you if treat others with kindness and respect, then you will receive the same treatment. When Babe showed kindness and respect to the sheep, they gave him the same treatment in return. He also teaches that there’s more to someone than meets the eye. There is a sequel, Babe: Pig In The City which I highly recommend along with Charlotte’s Web (original and remake), Balto, Baby’s Day Out, The Amazing Panda Adventure, Alaska (1996), Monkey Trouble, and Born To Be Wild (1995). 🐖🐕🦺🐑🦆💖
This crossover is blowing my mind. Worlds colliding.
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Not only did Miller work on this but he also directed and produced Happy Feet.
The Aussie off-Broadway version of soft kitty, warm kitty (piggy)? 🐷🐷😂
A great double review from two of my favourites!!!
Wow….talk about a blast of heavy nostalgia. of all the classics I never expected anyone to react to BABE. Very much appreciated. I watched this when I was a wee lad and it is one of my all time nostalgic films. Thank you for the memories the music alone brings tears to my eyes
Mary calling George "Babe" 😆Mary has such a big personality ❤
Maybe she thought he resembled a talking pig?... (I heard that used as a put down once when someone was described as a real babe!)
I remember I had the soundtrack on cassette... LOL
It had the narrator, the chapter title, the mice singing, and some of the voice acting
Imagine you live in a small town near Montréal, working in a food store , someone say Hi , and when you look up its James Cromwell the farmer in Babe asking for sourdough bread for his wife 😮
Needless to say i had a great day at work that day 😂
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Nice! Est-ce qu'il était dans le coin pour un film ou juste de passage?
@@A.French en visite chez un ami un comedien québécois mais que je nai pas reconnu 🤷 en vacance je crois tout simplement.
When I’m depressed I’m going to picture Simone doing that dance 😂
Next Australian movie to do would be Red Dog!
Wonderful reaction to a classic. Great job Mary, Gorge and Simone
Simone does the most silly and random intros which are fun and always interesting, so cool to see three of my favorite reactors.
I think what makes this such a touching story is that it has a few very powerful overarching themes.
It's ultimately a movie about overcoming social expectation, challenging fate, and the virtue of non violence.
The sheep dogs represent the status quo of solutions by force and threats and redeem themselves by contributing to another way despite their nature.
The pig is confronted with the fate of his kin and the horror of their relationship to humans but still endeavours to bond with them.
The ending is so cathartic because it is a culmination of these themes. The crowd are sceptical and mocking at first but celebrate the completion of the trial by non violence and the achievement of it that defies their prejudice. Farmer Hogget is vindicated in his belief of Babe, as is Babe in his trust of Hogget.
Its really no surprise that James Cromwell would become an animal rights activist after his participation in a film that explores the seemingly unjust treatment of animals from their perspective. After all, what difference is there between a pig and a dog that allows one to be a companion and the other to be a commodity?
Excellent film.
Such a tear jerker movie. Ever since I saw this movie I wouldn't eat pork for a few years. After a few years I'd start eating, bacon, pancetta, and charcuterie very occasionally. A similar movie "CHARLOTTE'S WEB" is another animal story that's a tear jerker. Ironically, pigs are vicious creatures and will even kill and eat a human if hungry enough. Speaking about "living your whole life to be food" reminds me of the Twilight Zone episode " TO SERVE MAN".
As a big fan of Cinebinge it's so fun seeing their fullscreen reactions :D
Love this collaboration. Such a great movie to watch. My nephew was about 3 years old when the movie came out and would cry and cry if we tried to turn this movie off. Thanks for bringing a smile to me face today. Babe Pig in the City is worth a watch as well.🐽🐷🐖
This was one of those movies that felt really personal like you were the only person that remembered it. The second one even more so, a lot of people don’t even know the second movie exists which is sad tbh cause imo it’s just as good as the first even not actually better. I hope you guys watch the second!
Great collab, great reaction and a wonderful trip down memory lane! Thanks for sharing.
Film did such a great job of adapting a storybook about following your heart and not being confined to "expected" roles
There was a movie called Gordy that came out around the same time, and that movie did have humans understand the pig.
James Cromwell really doesn't do much - 31:00 Oh fuck I'm not going to stop crying for the rest of the movie
I confess that when I'm very high this has been my #1 go-to movie for years, something about it utterly immerses me in the best way possible and I'm laughing until I see stars, it never fails.
BABE is AUSTRALIAN?! I had no idea, but I wore out the VHS copy I had when I was a kid. BAA RAM EWE!
What!? What!? It's the collaboration I must have been secretly dreaming of without knowing about doing a movie reaction I typed in hopefully not knowing if anyone had done it yet! 🤩😍
Great reaction guys. Some of my favorite you tubers. Yeah. 👏👏😊😊😊🥰 Babe. 😊😂😂
This is an unexpected collab😃
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James Cromwell got a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination for this.
The sheep password: "God damn you! God damn you!" 😂
This film is my father's favorite film to watch w/ his grandkids.
OK this was delightful, I love reactor crossover events! Love to see it, love George and Simone, Cinebinge has great reactions and the best thumbnails in the business!
We need to reassemble this crew for the Babe sequel.
I've been subscribed to both of y'all for a bit. Good to see the collab. Cheers from Bristol VA, US.
Good choice Mary, when people think of Australian movies, usually Crocodile Dundee is the first one that comes to mind.
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The Castle
Red Dog
The Dish
And many more aussie classics...
Long time Cinebinge fan and now a fan of yours too. Do more crossover content, I loved it.
another seriously under rated Australian film is Predestination (2014), it has a storyline i have never seen in another film or book, it is amazing!
this movie (Babe) was adapted from a book called Sheep-Pig by Dick King Smith, i read it in the 80s when i was about 8 years old, the sheep walking 2 by 2 was done with string keeping them in line if i remember the making of correctly....