Gordy

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  • Gordy -- Formula family movie in which the title's talking piglet sets off to rescue his family from the slaughterhouse, is helped along the way by the daughter (Kristy Young) of a country musician (Doug Stone) and eventually becomes a national celebrity before resuming his original quest. Directed by Mark Lewis, the busy cornpone narrative depends entirely upon the willingness to accept the fantasy of a cute talking animal, something youngsters may find more congenial than their elders. Some comic menace and threatening images of a sausage factory. (A-I) (G) ( 1995 )




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