Can we just take a bit to appreciate how much of a wholesome character Esme truly is? She looks exactly like the kind of woman who makes the best homemade meals and who gives the best hugs. She's an amazing wife who took care of her husband after he got injured, did all the work on their farm by herself, and went on a long trip to keep a roof over their heads. Plus, she's very motherly to both Babe and the Landlady. And, in my opinion, she's a cutie! She's honestly the best wife anyone could hope for. She's also a great example of an unlikely hero! She's just a simple, naive and not very bright country bumpkin who never ventured far from her sheep farm, but she still fought tooth and nail against this new, hostile world. I mean, just in this scene, she goes through total hell; dragged around, battered, humiliated and literally blown up like a balloon while those snobbish people stare at her like she's a freak show attraction. But she never gives up until she rescues the ones she cares about! The comedy scenes with her are also genuinely hilarious and even surprising; I certainly didn't expect to see her bungee-jumping around the ballroom and the punchline of her clown costume tearing itself apart and her "backside" inflating like something out of Willie Wonka after that little tag got pulled off, lmao. Plus, just the whole idea of having this adorable old lady treated involved in scenes like getting chased around while trying to save her pet pig, doing some pretty impressive acrobatics and THEN getting accidentally transformed into a huge rubber ball by a random guy who got his hands in the wrong place is hilarious! Using this type of cartoonish, Looney Tunes-like "abuse" for a character that looks just like a classic grandma is definitely NOT what I expected! It's just the sort of "chaotic weird" stuff that I always loved to see in older films. I also really like the subtle details in this scene's humour, like how, against all odds, the champagne glass tower ISN'T destroyed, how it's implied that the guy who pulled the tag off Esme's clown pants had to get his hands in her "rear" to do it considering the tag was attached to the back of her pants, and Esme's hilarious facial expressions that make it clear that she had no idea she was wearing an inflatable rubber suit until it was revealed to her in the worst possible way. And I absolutely love how the strange and surreal comedy of her scenes don't stop her from shining as the film's true hero! It's very rare to see a woman in slapstick scenes, but even more rare to see a film portraying a woman as being both the unlucky, "silly" comic relief and the protective hero, all while never feeling out of character in either moment. Hats off to whoever wrote this character and to Magda Szubanski for her flawless portrayal. It's such an unexpected and creative direction for a "traditional housewife" role. Esme is just incredibly underrated, and unironically one of my favourite female protagonists ever.
I agree and she got strip searched, got her purse stolen and got covered in glue at the same hardening her dress wich split exposing her backside and underwear forcing her to wear that inflateable clown outfit later
@@trymheike7421 I know, right?! She definitely doesn't have a good time in the film, and definitely isn't treated like a lady! While it's funny to see her misfortune, I also feel so bad for her! She's so cute that it's impossible not to feel a bit sorry for her as she keeps getting so humiliated. 😂
@@trymheike7421 Ah ah, yeah! It's so funny but if it happened in real life, she would probably never get over such a big embarassment! Btw, if you have Discord or Reddit, I wouldn't mind chatting there about her in more detail! 😄
Jeffery Francis our of all those people in that ballroom, did any of the women in there look like my 10 year old girl cousin when they were little girls?
I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
You can just feel how Babe knew he wasn't able to catch the baby chimp but wanted to save it. He knew Thelonious would be able to catch it with his opposable thumbs.
This scene use to crack me up 🤣 as a kid it was so funny .also I envy the actress that played esme hogget she probably had a blast filming this scene .looks like a lot of fun
Agreed! This film actually gets quite dark for a family flick at times, but this scene is just hilarious! It feels like something out of Tom and Jerry or Looney Tunes but in live-action! I still remember watching this film as a kid with my mom and how we both laughed so hard at this scene, especially when Esme started to bungee jump and when she started to blow up after that "inflatable suit twist" was revealed! 😂 It's just the sort of cartoonish "violence" I always loved, and not what you'd expect from scenes involving a cute little old lady!
the animal scenes are fantastic. working with animals is very difficult but they had one of the worlds best animal trainers KARL MILLER i watched him work on both movies. some people just have special talents. unfortunately karl miller died in 2008. not only a massive loss to the film industry but just as big a loss to the world. karl was just as kind to people as he was to animals.
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
I just rewatched both movies and I was sure entertained. It’s been 14 years the last time I watched this which was in 1st grade. I was clapping for the farmer’s wife, cause she sure wasn’t having it after her plans were ruined and getting arrested for almost getting robbed.
I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
Who feels bad for Esme during this film? The whole story the revolves around Esme loosing her stuff mainly. 1. She's stripped naked at the airport 2. Most of her stuff along with the pig gets stolen in the hotel 3. As she's searching for these, her dress gets ruined and her purse is stolen as well 4. When she gets back her dress rips apart and exposed her butt. Resulting in her having to wear Fugly's clown suit 5. And in the ballroom they take her handkerchief first, then her stockings and shoes and finally the waiter takes the tag from her, which causes her to rip the only remaining clothes she had as she inflates into a baloon.
Why does this movie seem *kind of* normal now in my mid-20's but it scared the shit out of me when I was a kid?? I found the sequel soooo weird at the time
Yes. Magda Szubanski was only in her 30s when she played Mrs Hoggett, who is elderly. Szubanski had to wear make up to look about 20 years older. Still she played Mrs Hoggett perfectly.
This movie was the original horror movie for me. Watched Halloween and all the horror movies you could imagine by age 7… but this movie still startles me.
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
Christine Cavanaugh, who played Babe in the first film, was approached to reprise her role, but declined when contract negotiations fell through. Cavanaugh was eventually replaced by her Rugrats co-star E. G. Daily.
@@MiyaCurie because I want to see if there are a lot of very serious pretty little girl gymnasts who knew about Babe pig in the city as well as I know it?
Tinku Singh Why are all those people in the ballroom yelling, screaming in terror, protecting theirselves, freaking out, falling down and getting so scared?
I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
Oh yeah tender on the outside juicy on the inside and don't forget to cut up some carrots and bell peppers and put an apple in pigs mouth and set the oven for 50 minutes lol
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
Taajwar Pope Why are all those people in the ballroom yelling, screaming in terror, protecting theirselves, freaking out, falling down and getting so scared?
@@taajwarpope2708 I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
Tammy Huennerkopf Why are all those people in the ballroom yelling, screaming in terror, protecting theirselves, freaking out, falling down and getting so scared?
Caleb Law Why are all those people in the ballroom yelling, screaming in terror, protecting theirselves, freaking out, falling down and getting so scared?
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
i remember, when this movie got popular before in my place, couples didnt want to be called 'babe' because they are not a pig. lmAo but this movie was really good! it's cute and heartwarming.
I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
Theonis the orangutan butler saying thank the pig is him finally accepting Babe as a friend. Up until that point he treated Babe coldly especially after the death of his master Flugley
Even more heartwarming when Thelonius becomes a helper for Esme, after seeing her in Flugley’s costume, and calling Esme “Herself”, according to the narrator 🦧
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
@@silversmoke4159 I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
I remember watching this movie as a really young kid, being really confused about it and having no idea of what was going on. And now it still kind of feels like that watching it as an adult.
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
I really find interesting how in the first film Babe had Chucky’s voice actress from Rugrats and that in this film it was Tommy’s voice actress from Rugrats who took her place. Wonder if that was a coincidence.
Obviously the first movie was way better than Babe, pig in the city, but this one was also good, specially its soundtrack. Do yourselves a favor and listen to "Protected by Angels" :3
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
Martyn McMurray Why are all those people in the ballroom yelling, screaming in terror, protecting theirselves, freaking out, falling down and getting so scared?
@@joejellyfish I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
Are there very serious pretty young girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know it? I am 25 years old and I have been watching this alot ever since I was 4 and I still watch it now
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
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The most comforting fever dream of a film yet. Incredibly melancholy but also very heartfelt and warm. And also just absolutely insane
Can we just take a bit to appreciate how much of a wholesome character Esme truly is? She looks exactly like the kind of woman who makes the best homemade meals and who gives the best hugs. She's an amazing wife who took care of her husband after he got injured, did all the work on their farm by herself, and went on a long trip to keep a roof over their heads. Plus, she's very motherly to both Babe and the Landlady. And, in my opinion, she's a cutie! She's honestly the best wife anyone could hope for.
She's also a great example of an unlikely hero! She's just a simple, naive and not very bright country bumpkin who never ventured far from her sheep farm, but she still fought tooth and nail against this new, hostile world. I mean, just in this scene, she goes through total hell; dragged around, battered, humiliated and literally blown up like a balloon while those snobbish people stare at her like she's a freak show attraction. But she never gives up until she rescues the ones she cares about!
The comedy scenes with her are also genuinely hilarious and even surprising; I certainly didn't expect to see her bungee-jumping around the ballroom and the punchline of her clown costume tearing itself apart and her "backside" inflating like something out of Willie Wonka after that little tag got pulled off, lmao.
Plus, just the whole idea of having this adorable old lady treated involved in scenes like getting chased around while trying to save her pet pig, doing some pretty impressive acrobatics and THEN getting accidentally transformed into a huge rubber ball by a random guy who got his hands in the wrong place is hilarious!
Using this type of cartoonish, Looney Tunes-like "abuse" for a character that looks just like a classic grandma is definitely NOT what I expected! It's just the sort of "chaotic weird" stuff that I always loved to see in older films.
I also really like the subtle details in this scene's humour, like how, against all odds, the champagne glass tower ISN'T destroyed, how it's implied that the guy who pulled the tag off Esme's clown pants had to get his hands in her "rear" to do it considering the tag was attached to the back of her pants, and Esme's hilarious facial expressions that make it clear that she had no idea she was wearing an inflatable rubber suit until it was revealed to her in the worst possible way.
And I absolutely love how the strange and surreal comedy of her scenes don't stop her from shining as the film's true hero! It's very rare to see a woman in slapstick scenes, but even more rare to see a film portraying a woman as being both the unlucky, "silly" comic relief and the protective hero, all while never feeling out of character in either moment.
Hats off to whoever wrote this character and to Magda Szubanski for her flawless portrayal. It's such an unexpected and creative direction for a "traditional housewife" role. Esme is just incredibly underrated, and unironically one of my favourite female protagonists ever.
I agree and she got strip searched, got her purse stolen and got covered in glue at the same hardening her dress wich split exposing her backside and underwear forcing her to wear that inflateable clown outfit later
@@trymheike7421 I know, right?! She definitely doesn't have a good time in the film, and definitely isn't treated like a lady! While it's funny to see her misfortune, I also feel so bad for her! She's so cute that it's impossible not to feel a bit sorry for her as she keeps getting so humiliated. 😂
@@patronsaintofprocrastination especially how the inflation focus alot on her backside
@@trymheike7421 Ah ah, yeah! It's so funny but if it happened in real life, she would probably never get over such a big embarassment!
Btw, if you have Discord or Reddit, I wouldn't mind chatting there about her in more detail! 😄
Or trymangen
I went my entire adult life up until now convinced this entire movie was some sort of crazy fever dream I concocted in my own head.
I hope Arthur appreciates his wife she went through literal hell and back to get Babe back
I was watching this scene with my little 4 year old niece Oona who is a very serious gymnast.
@@mylesthomasandfriends838 kkkkk. Oighhgj
@@mylesthomasandfriends838 you keep repeating the same txt
That'll do, Mrs. Hoggett! That'll do!
I think he does
This movie is unlike any other. It's like Cats, or Howard the Duck. I've never seen anything else like it in my life. I love it.
Jeffery Francis Me 2
Why are all those people in the ballroom yelling, screaming in terror, protecting theirselves, freaking out, falling down and getting so scared?
@@mylesthomasandfriends838 because of all the animals, of course
Jeffery Francis our of all those people in that ballroom, did any of the women in there look like my 10 year old girl cousin when they were little girls?
@@mylesthomasandfriends838 What the dump are you talking about??
They don't make movies like this anymore, It's a shame.
Yeah...
Ferdinand: Hello 👋 Lady.
the chef was like "Try it."
,@@webscgaminganimations3695
@@aliceortiz4809😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡🐖🐷
Babe was one of my favorites as a kid. 90 percent of the reason I don't eat pork 😂. I loved that pig so much 😭
I love the Mad Max Thunderdome reference. The same director made this movie as well.
Magda Szubanski was awesome in this movie!
I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
Babe: I’m Sorry 😞
You can just feel how Babe knew he wasn't able to catch the baby chimp but wanted to save it. He knew Thelonious would be able to catch it with his opposable thumbs.
ONLY HUMANS HAVE OPPOSABLE THUMBS IDIOT
That was the moment that Babe earned Thelonius’ respect by helping him save his ‘family.’
Thelonious: Oops 😬
Those movies were the good old days.
Selene Kings indeed
They really were they dont make movies like this any more they just copy and make corny ones or alot of homophobic ones its sad!
Why are all those people in the ballroom yelling, screaming in terror, protecting theirselves, freaking out, falling down and getting so scared?
I agree 100 percent
😢
This scene use to crack me up 🤣 as a kid it was so funny .also I envy the actress that played esme hogget she probably had a blast filming this scene .looks like a lot of fun
Agreed! This film actually gets quite dark for a family flick at times, but this scene is just hilarious! It feels like something out of Tom and Jerry or Looney Tunes but in live-action! I still remember watching this film as a kid with my mom and how we both laughed so hard at this scene, especially when Esme started to bungee jump and when she started to blow up after that "inflatable suit twist" was revealed! 😂 It's just the sort of cartoonish "violence" I always loved, and not what you'd expect from scenes involving a cute little old lady!
Babe: Oh my goodness!
Thelonius pretty much sums it all up: "Thank the Pig."
I was watching this scene with my little 4 year old niece Oona who is a very serious gymnast.
THELONIUS: Sorry 😢
*Pig! You get here NOW!* Love that line! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
5:45
That warms everyone's heart
The way he catches the baby
Thanks to Babe alerting him
Aww! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Makes me wonder what Jane Goodall thinks of this movie
Nice catch!!
i agree
the animal scenes are fantastic. working with animals is very difficult but they had one of the worlds best animal trainers KARL MILLER i watched him work on both movies. some people just have special talents. unfortunately karl miller died in 2008. not only a massive loss to the film industry but just as big a loss to the world. karl was just as kind to people as he was to animals.
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
This movie always felt like a fever dream to me
Same. This was easily the best sequel to Babe in my eyes, even if it's strange, dark and often times, heartfelt.
A childhood favorite, but difinitely a movie that's so silly, you'd have to be in the right mood to watch.
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
Babe: Awesome 🤩
I just rewatched both movies and I was sure entertained. It’s been 14 years the last time I watched this which was in 1st grade. I was clapping for the farmer’s wife, cause she sure wasn’t having it after her plans were ruined and getting arrested for almost getting robbed.
I was watching this scene with my little 4 year old niece Oona who is a very serious gymnast.
I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
@@mylesthomasandfriends838 u said ur 25
@@mylesthomasandfriends838 but I thought ur 19
I'm about to rewatch both as well! Lots of childhood nostalgia.
I love this scene, I always remember it with great joy 💕
I need a hug after see it
6:10 me too.
@@1992balto 6:12 so am I.
@@1992balto 3:08 Woman screaming at the orangutan!
Very underrated movie
There’s something almost majestic about the balloons coming down in the ballroom
Who feels bad for Esme during this film? The whole story the revolves around Esme loosing her stuff mainly. 1. She's stripped naked at the airport
2. Most of her stuff along with the pig gets stolen in the hotel
3. As she's searching for these, her dress gets ruined and her purse is stolen as well
4. When she gets back her dress rips apart and exposed her butt. Resulting in her having to wear Fugly's clown suit
5. And in the ballroom they take her handkerchief first, then her stockings and shoes and finally the waiter takes the tag from her, which causes her to rip the only remaining clothes she had as she inflates into a baloon.
Hey -- she gets a new helper with their laundry.😁
Not to mention in a deleted scene she gets rapped in prison
4:12 Swinging on the Rescue.
4:22 Swinging Again on the Rescue.
4:28 Final Swinging on the Rescue from Babe.
Why does this movie seem *kind of* normal now in my mid-20's but it scared the shit out of me when I was a kid?? I found the sequel soooo weird at the time
Same. This movie used to give me nightmares as a kid but I just find it funny now.
So random all I could do was laugh
But as u see its heartwarming
Apparently the 90's wasn't ready for this movie yet
Me and all!
This movie was so funny when I was a kid. And you would lie if you didn't find the scene with the blue balloons satisfying
0:38-0:41
Babe: _"It is her. It's her."_
Ferdinand: _"Sure it's her."_
I
Gi
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Babe: Impossible!
Can't believe this woman was 37 when the movie came out.
What?
Dude! I’m 32 I used to think she was old
Yes. Magda Szubanski was only in her 30s when she played Mrs Hoggett, who is elderly. Szubanski had to wear make up to look about 20 years older.
Still she played Mrs Hoggett perfectly.
@@bradyryan5105 it wasn’t the first time since, Billy Crystal did miracle max from the princess 👸🏻 bride 👰🏻♀️ as a elderly man. 👴🏻
@@nathancruz9172 yup
This movie was the original horror movie for me. Watched Halloween and all the horror movies you could imagine by age 7… but this movie still startles me.
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
Even after all this years I still feel bad for the guy that made the champagne pyramid.
same here. He was really the only one of the staff that wasn't a 'bad' guy so speak
and he kept the tower from falling and crashing down
Don't feel too bad. He got to pull off the Do Not Pull Label causing Esme to inflate lol
Why are all those people in the ballroom yelling, screaming in terror, protecting theirselves, freaking out, falling down and getting so scared?
@@DaCosmicPrince hi there sparky! Do you know if the actress esme is inflating Just with her body too or is just the costume to pump up?
Christine Cavanaugh, who played Babe in the first film, was approached to reprise her role, but declined when contract negotiations fell through. Cavanaugh was eventually replaced by her Rugrats co-star E. G. Daily.
Truly what a bizarre movie
Wait this scene was real?? I thought it was some fucked up fever dream I had. Also relieved to know that she didn’t physically inflated
I was watching this scene with my little 4 year old niece Oona who is a very serious gymnast.
@@mylesthomasandfriends838 why do u keep saying the same thing
@@MiyaCurie because I want to see if there are a lot of very serious pretty little girl gymnasts who knew about Babe pig in the city as well as I know it?
God I remember this movie when my dad bought the cassette tape and we still have it
I watched this when I was around 6 or 7 years old and until recently I thought this entire film was also a fever dream lmao
1:40 “I am Esme Cordelia Hoggett... and I've come for my Arthur's PIG!”
Damn straight! 😤
Yeah! 😤
Esme: Hold On!
This is my favorite scene from babe: pig 🐷 in the city 🌃
Best movie ever
Much better than the first Babe in my opinion! A lot more original, a lot more dramatic and a lot more funny all at the same time.
Now that's was the most fun we ever have
All Time Great Pet Animals Movie
Tinku Singh Why are all those people in the ballroom yelling, screaming in terror, protecting theirselves, freaking out, falling down and getting so scared?
Everyone freaks out because of the animals
That one chef: “I don’t know where that pig came from, but now I’ll be able to make my pork roast”
I was watching this scene with my little 4 year old niece Oona who is a very serious gymnast.
I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
Oh yeah tender on the outside juicy on the inside and don't forget to cut up some carrots and bell peppers and put an apple in pigs mouth and set the oven for 50 minutes lol
Chef 👨🍳: Taste 👅
This movie is amazing
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
From the director of Mad Max: Fury Road
What!?
@@frankie2time298 George Miller. He also directed the Happy Feet films
@@henryjsteen2166 Wow!
Miller is a man with an impressive resumé.
Both immaculate ... yet *completely* different films.😂😂😂
6:16 Thelonius: don’t thank me thank the pig 🐷🐽🐖
That part touch me 😊, because Thelonius wants them to know that without the pig telling him to look up, the baby chimp would have died from the fall
THELONIUS: I Love You 😘❤️💕
Thank the pig.
From 1:37 - 1:43, Ferdinand attacking the chef will make me laugh to death.😄
Taajwar Pope Why are all those people in the ballroom yelling, screaming in terror, protecting theirselves, freaking out, falling down and getting so scared?
@@mylesthomasandfriends838 A formal ball, filled with mature people, doesn't include wild animals.
Get an IPhone !!!! OPEN MY PROFILE !!!! Please respond in real words for me please! We can’t understand you!
@@taajwarpope2708 I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
Me too.
With no context, this is a VERY random scene.
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
Short and sweet. Very enjoyable.
Tammy Huennerkopf Why are all those people in the ballroom yelling, screaming in terror, protecting theirselves, freaking out, falling down and getting so scared?
@@mylesthomasandfriends838 , lol. I do not know.
Tammy Huennerkopf are you sure you don’t know? Haven’t you seen this movie?
@@mylesthomasandfriends838 , yes. I like this movie. I even bookmarked it to watch later.
Tammy Huennerkopf have you seen this movie on DVD?
"Pig! You get here now!" - Magda Szubanski
Caleb Law Why are all those people in the ballroom yelling, screaming in terror, protecting theirselves, freaking out, falling down and getting so scared?
Why did Esme say “Pig, You get here now”?
Because it was a simple mistake for the pig.
Caleb Law were the people in the ballroom angry at Esme for coming into the ballroom and swinging around and bumping into them?
Alexxis -26- Porn STARS ღ*GO MY PROF!LE* ღ were the guests in the ballroom angry at Esme?
I love this movie. Great Scence
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
i remember, when this movie got popular before in my place, couples didnt want to be called 'babe' because they are not a pig. lmAo
but this movie was really good! it's cute and heartwarming.
I was watching this scene with my little 4 year old niece Oona who is a very serious gymnast.
I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
It's so sweet when Easy jumps in Miss Floom's arms.
I was watching this scene with my little 4 year old niece Oona who is a very serious gymnast.
I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
Along with Esme (Mrs. Hoggett) she’s probably one of the few pure hearted humans in this movie. Not excluding Mr. Hoggett of course.
This movie is such a trip lol
This movie felt like a fever dream
Theonis the orangutan butler saying thank the pig is him finally accepting Babe as a friend. Up until that point he treated Babe coldly especially after the death of his master Flugley
Even more heartwarming when Thelonius becomes a helper for Esme, after seeing her in Flugley’s costume, and calling Esme “Herself”, according to the narrator 🦧
I love animals so much 💋
I was watching this scene with my little 4 year old niece Oona who is a very serious gymnast.
This movie 10x better than Animal Movies this days.
What's great is that they used real animals. Nowadays everything has to be cg.
@@ellentaylor6883 yup...like the Call of the wild,Dumbo,etc that was very terrible
That's not your pig!
That chef's got your pig!
This is One Crazy Fun Movie.
watched this as a very young child and i'm so thankful that i came away from it without developing any weird fetishes. lol
u lucked out, im screwed...
Lucky bastard, lol
what
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Lucky
Idk why but I always tear up in this scene 6:06
The inflation caught me off guard
1:14 That Vase Breaking Noise, Never Gets Old.
How so?
love this movie. It's a horror + comedy movie but on crack. Expected from someone who made Mad Max lol.
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
Que nostalgia esta pelicula me la mostró mi mamá cuando estaba pequeña 😭
The most watched part of the video = the same part that scared me as a kid.
"what's wrong with the lady"
I literally thought it was her legs lol
Lmao I remember when I was a kid, I thought it was her butt inflating haha 😂
That was so cool
6:18 Thank the pig.
*goosebumps erupt*
I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
@@mylesthomasandfriends838 I dunno~
@@lugialover2496 did you ever know any female gymnasts personally?
@@mylesthomasandfriends838 no
5:43 Poor chimp!😢😭
At least he was save
@@silversmoke4159 I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
@@mylesthomasandfriends838 no
@@silversmoke4159 why aren’t there any?
@@mylesthomasandfriends838 I don't know
This film just makes me deeply sad for some reason.
Like A Blueberry
I remember this sence 😂😂😂😂😂❤️
I was watching this scene with my little 4 year old niece Oona who is a very serious gymnast.
Are there alot of pretty little young girl gymnasts who know about this scene as well as a 25 year man who has seen this movie many many many times?
My childhood movie memories 😌
So fun 😂🎉
I remember watching this movie as a really young kid, being really confused about it and having no idea of what was going on. And now it still kind of feels like that watching it as an adult.
I randomly saw just this scene as I was changing channels as a kid, and untill this day I thought it was a bizarre fever dream.
I like babe since I was small because it is so cute and adorable!!!!!! What do you guys think ?
Thelonius Saved The Baby.
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
I really find interesting how in the first film Babe had Chucky’s voice actress from Rugrats and that in this film it was Tommy’s voice actress from Rugrats who took her place. Wonder if that was a coincidence.
le negaron un oscar a esa pelicula
Obviously the first movie was way better than Babe, pig in the city, but this one was also good, specially its soundtrack. Do yourselves a favor and listen to "Protected by Angels" :3
I would do anything to have a suit like that! 🎈
Same!
That guy giving everything he has to protect that pyramid of glasses deserves a raise, a bonus, and a promotion!
Molly:Girl in the City
The bit where Esme and the other men swung from drapes reminded me of a circus act
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
0:50 Babe: Things are looking up Ferdy.
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
0:52 Chef: *YOU'RE COMING WITH ME!*
@@teenagebroncooh yeah babe you're going to be the mean course tha tha tha tha tha that's all folks I guess everyone went hog wild lol
I never seen Babe Pig in the City 22 years ago when I was 10 months old.
I was watching this scene with my little 4 year old niece Oona who is a very serious gymnast.
I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
_How_ did they get the animals trained so well?
Martyn McMurray Why are all those people in the ballroom yelling, screaming in terror, protecting theirselves, freaking out, falling down and getting so scared?
As far as I'm aware, CGI and animatronics were used for this film. It needs to be said, though, that the result is impressive!
@@joejellyfish I am 25 years old and I have been watching Babe ever since I was 4 and I still watch it often now. Are there little girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know about it?
Pig !
Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!
[ Chandelier Groaning ]
[ Screaming ]
[woman] Oh!
[laughs]
Why does this scene have so many dislikes on the MovieClips channel? I don't get it
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
Fun Fact : This movie is directed by Gorge Miller (who also made MAD MAX FURY ROAD and HAPPY FEET).
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
If they turned this into a theme park ride they’d make millions
The part where she blew up as a whoppy cushion my first thought was "I came in like a wrecking ball" as I swing my fatass across this room"
I was watching this scene with my little 4 year old niece Oona who is a very serious gymnast.
Are there very serious pretty young girl gymnasts in elementary school who know about the ballroom scene from Babe pig in the city as well as I know it? I am 25 years old and I have been watching this alot ever since I was 4 and I still watch it now
I can call mah childhood worthwhile since I was able to watch this then
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
I Was Always And Still Am Confused About The DO NOT PULL Tab
The label caused the " inflating costume " underneath her suit.
@@tornado14tartaruga96 For The Longest Time I Thought That Was Her BODY
thelonius waa an absolute unit
I was watching this scene with my little 4 year old niece Oona who is a very serious gymnast.
6:28 Cruella say:PURPLE SMURFS! YOU GET HERE NOW!
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
You're in big trouble mister! 😡
Che casino 😂 😂 😂 tutti arrivati la
2:55 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I used to watch both of these movies as a kid, but number two would give me nightmares. The whole movie is so fucking weeeeird
Why does my 13 year old girl cousin Brooklyn who was born on August 15th, 2008 and was a gymnast from 2014-2019 know about The Lion King, but not this scene from Babe Pig in the City?
This was the funny shit when I was a kid
I was watching this scene with my little 4 year old niece Oona who is a very serious gymnast.
5:55 Happy Ending
Mastercard of movie climax