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Babe(1995)
A piglet won by Farmer Hoggett as a raffle prize is raised by Fly, the matriarch sheepdog, as one of her own. His owner senses something special in Babe and makes sure he learns sheep herding along with his new brothers. Babe proves so adept, in fact, that Farmer Hoggett enters him in the world sheepdog championship! For more about Babe and the Babe Blu-ray release, see the Babe Blu-ray Review Starring: James Cromwell, Magda Szubanski, Christine Cavanaugh, Miriam Margolyes, Danny Mann, Hugo Weaving Director: Chris Noonan » See full cast & crew Babe Blu-ray, Video QualityIs Babe on Blu-ray a silk purse or a sow's ear? Delivered via an VC-1 encode in 1080p and 1.85:1, for the most part, this is a nicely silken journey that offers really beautifully saturated color that helps to make the candy coated looking world of the Hoggett Farm come vibrantly alive. Greens are especially resplendent in this transfer. Fine detail is often extremely good. Some of the opening shots of the piglets reveal a whole new level of fine hair on their smooth little bodies, and the initial close-up of Hoggett meeting Babe also brims with abundant detail. Some of the midrange shots of the countryside suffer from some very minor noise issues, and those same midrange shots are sometimes slightly gauzy in appearance. Some of the backlit countryside shots reveal edge enhancement, but grain is natural looking and intact. Aside from these passing qualms, this is a very nice looking Blu-ray and a considerable upgrade from the SD-DVD. Babe Blu-ray, Audio QualityBabe's soundtrack isn't a typical summer blockbuster "wow" offering, but on its own relatively quieter terms, the lossless DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 track on this Blu is perfectly cinematic and does feature quite a bit of involving immersion. From the first haunting squeals of the "modern farming" pigs to the more sylvan ambient environmental noises of the Hoggett Farm, Babe's soundtrack is alive with various noises which are nicely posited around the soundfield. Voicework is excellent throughout the film and is delivered with sterling fidelity. The sweet underscore, including James Cromwell's now iconic singing, is also presented with excellent fidelity. There's not an abundance of low end in this track, certainly by design, but it's nonetheless a well proportioned and enjoyable sonic experience. Babe: Other Editions
Babe Blu-ray, News and Updates• Universal Announces Babe, Peter Pan 2003, Double Feature Blu-ray - December 20, 2010 Universal Studios Home Entertainment has announced two catalog titles from the family genre for Blu-ray release on April 5: Babe (Chris Noonan, 1995) and Peter Pan (P.J. Hogan, 2003). Previously, on March 22, the studio will re-release a dozen of its already available ...
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