Unstable Fables: 3 Pigs and a Baby (2008)
When the three pigs find a tiny wolf cub on their doorstep, they decide to raise him as their own, unaware that they've played right into the plan of a special-ops team of wolves. As the newest addition to their family, Lucky grows into his teens not knowing his history, his role in the wolves' plan or the difficult choice he will have to make about the family that raised him.
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Nice effects though.
Just perfect...
Good concept, poorly executed.
Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable
I'm really, truly baffled that anyone can compliment this movie. The animation was horrible, the acting terrible and the storyline pathetic. This is one of the worst kids movies I have ever had to sit through. This is a perfect example of how out of touch some movie execs are when it comes to creating a quality product. Then again, what do they care, as long as they make a few bucks on it who really cares what the overall quality of the movie is.No offense to those who enjoyed this movie, but I have a hard time believing you'd recognize a good movie if it slapped you in the face.I could go on and on, telling you again and again how terrible this movie was, but you'd be better off taking the time to buy a copy of this movie and then running it over with a cement truck to save someone else the anguish of having to sit through this complete and total piece of garbage............
I didn't expect much from this movie, but I was pleasantly surprised by it - I've certainly enjoyed it more than, say "Bee Movie", a much more flashier and expensive animated cartoon.Take the "Three Little Pigs" story and twisting it around for a modern audience, add a few sly references to "Dr. Strangelove" and not-so-subtle jabs at several other film classics (including the "Three Men and..." series) and mix just enough action and suspense to keep both children and adults happy about it - and you get a winner! The "bohemian" pig, playing "Silo" (think "Halo" for/with animals!) incessantly and using "dude" as his every third word was especially funny. I also enjoyed how the filmmakers openly admitted their lack of a big budget, by making one of the characters literally slap another over the idea of a musical number.This film was fun to watch, and I hope to see more output from the talented crew that put it together. Bravo! This is definitely a keeper!
I think this movie people will probably liked or hated. It has some irritating moments , and is very,very predictable,from the beginning to the end. The picture,colors,design are excellent, but the dialogs are "already seen" ,especially for the conflicts and the jokes. Definitively is good kids movie,I think even older kids will like it. The story line is very simple ,3 pigs have completely different characters ;the wolves are bad and they want to eat the pigs ,the only hold-out,the only barrier is the solid build house of the 3-th piggy. So therefore the have this "Evil Scientist" plan.They complete the first part of the plan successfully ,and they have to wait... Happy end. Joy for the kids. From 1 to 10 , I vote 5 .
A really good animation flick, a fresh take on an old classic, and fun for all the family (not just children).The actors did a good job with the voices and the animation was excellent (it really is the star quality of this film), and while the storyline was somewhat predictable, this does not detract too much from the film. This isn't a film to watch if you want numerous laugh out loud moments, as it is more of a drama story along the lines of Toy Story. Having said this, there are some funny bits particularly at the start of the movie.Overall, a decent movie.Score 6.5/10