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B-Girl (12)

Running Time : 84 mins

Year Produced : 2009

Director : Emily Dell
Cast : Julie Urich Wesley Jonathan Drew Sidora Missy Yagar Aimee Garcia

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Baazigar (15)

Running Time : 175 mins

Year Produced : 1993

Director : Abbas Alibhai Burmawalla Mastan Alibhai Burmawalla
Cast : Shahrukh Khan Dalip Tahil Kajol Shilpa Shetty Sushant Ray

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Babe (U)

Running Time : 89 mins

Year Produced : 1995

Director : Chris Noonan
Cast : Christine Cavanaugh Miriam Margolyes James Cromwell Hugo Weaving Zoe Burton

Babe is no ordinary pig - having been brought up alongside collies on the Hoggett Farm, he's mastered all the arts of the sheepdog, sparing him the mysterious fate of his relatives. But he's not the only animal in the barnyard with a personality: Ferdinand the duck wants to be a rooster, and Rex the sheepdog doesn't like sheep. As well as being fantastic entertainment with its cast of talking animals, there's a subtly delivered message to this delightful movie about not simply accepting your apparent role in life.

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Babe: Pig In The City (U)

Running Time : 97 mins

Year Produced : 1998

Director : George Miller
Cast : James Cromwell Mickey Rooney Glenne Headly Micheline Presle Magda Szubanski

Babe - the pig who thinks he's a sheepdog - is back. Still glowing from his victory in the shepherding contest of the first film, life is good for the cute little pig. However, all that changes when Farmer Arthur Hoggett is seriously hurt in a farming accident. Faced with losing the farm, Farmer Hoggett doesn't know what to do - but Babe has other ideas, and heads to the big (and often dangerous) city to raise money to save the farm. Darker in tone than the original, this sequel is still a wonderful and ultimately heart-warming tale, with Babe himself every bit as loveable as ever.

86 Votes (Members)