Movies like Babe: Pig in the City

Babe is where it all begins for the gentle-hearted pig with a knack for herding sheep. This predecessor to Babe: Pig in the City is a must-watch as it introduces the world to the beloved pig and sets up his adventures. Fans of the sequel will enjoy seeing how Babe's journey started and the heartwarming message that one's nature isn't defined by appearances.

This claymation film from the creators of Wallace and Gromit features a group of chickens attempting a daring escape from a farm before they meet an unfortunate fate. The clever humor, delightful British wit, and theme of farm animals on a mission make it a close cousin to Babe: Pig in the City.

Stuart Little is about an adorable mouse who becomes part of a human family and faces various adventures in the big city. Like Babe, it's a charming story of an animal navigating the human world, complete with wit, warmth, and a message of acceptance.

This classic adventure stars a group of pets on a perilous trek across the wilderness to find their family. The talking animals and their heartfelt loyalty will resonate with fans of Babe: Pig in the City who appreciate a tale of courage and resilience in the face of adversity.

Air Bud follows the story of a golden retriever with an uncanny ability to play basketball. The film's blend of sports and a dog with human-like abilities is endearing to those who appreciate Babe's anthropomorphic charm and underdog—or underpig—story.

Charlotte's Web shares the theme of a pig forging unlikely friendships, in this case with a spider named Charlotte. This heartwarming tale promotes the message of friendship, compassion, and the idea that anyone, no matter how small or different, can make a big impact. It resonates with fans of Babe for its talking animals and sentimental story.

Much like Babe, Gordy features a talking pig who goes on a quest to save his family from the slaughterhouse, meeting an ensemble of characters along the way. Its animal-centric narrative and the pig's charming personality will appeal to those who enjoy the whimsical adventures of Babe.