Maybe The Incredibles doesn’t in 2004. Maybe George Miller’s gonzo Babe: Pig in the City gets taken a lot more seriously. In short, we’d all be a lot better off. Stream Babe on Hulu ...

Babe: Pig in the City forces its likely young viewers to engage with these concepts and more. The film touches, to various degrees, on death, self-loathing, abandonment, distrust, and even suicide.

Babe: Pig in the City is first an exploration of the precariousness of an existence based solely on subsistence agriculture. Hoggett’s health is literally the farm’s solvency.

In 1995’s Babe, the actor played a farmer who decides not to slaughter a nice little pig who was improbably good at herding sheep. Jump nearly 30 years and he’s done that for real.

Babe will have a new life at the sanctuary, where he will join other pigs, as well as alpacas, chickens, cows, and more on the nearly 100-acre property.

As sublime a tearjerker as it was, 1998's Babe: Pig in the City didn't bring home the box-office bacon that its predecessor did. But, according to E.G. Daily — the voice of the porcine ...