I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

It isn't all that great, actually. Really cheesy and very predicable of how certain scenes are gonna turn play out. However, I guess that's the charm of it all, because I would consider this one of my guilty pleasures.

I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible

Blistering performances.

The opening of the movie was kinda boring, so I thought it would be not so good at first, but in the end, it was really funny. I rated this 6/10 about 40 minutes after watching the beginning of the movie because it was getting funnier, but when it got to where Gordy fell in the swimming pool, I decided to change it to an 8/10. When Gordy fell in a swimming pool to save a little boy, I literally laughed my butt off watching Gordy swim. That was the funniest scene I ever saw in this movie. Gordy's voice kinds reminds me of Andy Barclay from Child's Play and Child's Play 2. Gordy's a brave piglet who saved his family from a slaugther house, most piglets would be scared of one. If you're gonna call anything a ripoff, it'd be Spider's Web: A Pig's Tale (It was so unspeakably awful, I couldn't last 3 minutes after it. It's a hobo's version of Gordy) or one of South Park's top 10 worst episodes where they ripped off the whole plot by making 4 retarded idiots with annoying voices saving baby cows from a slaugther house (That too, is a hobo's Gordy).

I'll keep this seemingly inevitable comparison brief. Whereas Babe is a sweet, enchanting gem of a family film, Gordy for me isn't in the same league, in fact it is on the opposite end of the spectrum. Other than the bright and breezy country and western soundtrack and the fact that Gordy is somewhat adorable, this is rather charmless family fare. Gordy does look rather cheap, not in the scenery, the scenery is nice, but the flat and rushed camera-work does not do it justice. The story is very predictable and never seems to find a direction, the direction is sloppy, the script is tedious and unfunny and a vast majority of the jokes are corny. Add some horrible acting and every barnyard cliché in the book, do we really need the evil boyfriend idea again, and we have a film of low-quality and very little charm, also even for quite a short movie it drags badly. Kids might like it, but to be honest adults might find it an insult to their intelligence. 2/10 Bethany Cox

I love this movie. I love animals especially pigs. It was beautifully written and acted. Gordy and the other pigs were absolutely adorable!!! The music was wonderful!!Those that didn't like it because the animals mouth didn't move to the words!!! so frigging what!!! Use your imagination!!! That's the point of the whole movie!!! A lot of people will say this could never happen in real life so what!!! It's a fantasy and it's a beautiful story!!! By the way I loved Babe too. It's not a matter of one being better than the other. They are two totally different movies and they are both excellent films.They are equal to each other but they tell 2 different stories so please stop comparing them. I think there should be a lot more talking pig movies!!! It's great for children and children at heart!!! One of the ten best movies ever made!!!! yes ever made!!!!and those who don't like go watch one of your dumb movies with bad language, sex, and violence. I am not going to spoil it but it does have a happy ending so that's really sweet!!!

While visiting family with my four year old daughter we found a video of "Gordy" and put it on for her. She loves movies, but after about a half-hour she turned to me and said "I don't like this pig movie". She loves "Babe". It's nice to know she has some taste. The only thing remotely good about this film is Kristy Young, the little girl C&W singer, and the trained piglet seemed like a pretty good swimmer. In the half-hour we watched, the animals never looked like they were talking, the plot was completely uninvolving, and the acting was mediocre at best. One nice thing was finding out the reason that Tom Lester (Eb from "Green Acres") never got anywhere with his career. He's a one-note performer. At least Eb had some decent writers. Now my daughter is happily watching "The Aristocats".