Customer Reviews

My Brother the Pig

5 star:		(9)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

My family saw this at a screening and laughed out loud--and I wasn't bored like in Atlantis. Good video.

I saw this movie on Saturday night on Nickelodeon and I have to tell you I loved it! Is there a sequel?

My whole family just loved "My Brother the Pig!" - it's a great comedy for kids, and adults too! Scarlet Johanson from the "Horse Wisperer" is adorable as the girl who accidentally turns her little brother into a runaway sow. There are some really hillarious scenes in this movie, and we laughed all the way through. I heartily recommend it to anyone!

For your kids or the kid in you, this film is funny, endearing and warm.

My daughter taped this off nick last year and she watches it over and over--and it's very funny. My son also loves the nanny in it.

This film has been enjoyed over and over again by: a 7 year old; an 11 year old; a 62 year old; a 24 year old. We ALL laughed a lot. Lots of fun. Loved especially Eva Mendes as a witch! Scarlett Johansson sure demonstrated in this cute movie all the promise that has proven true over the last several years - and especially when directed by Woody Allen.

Although I had never heard of this movie before I bought it for my little boy, I was glad I did. He loved it and I thought it was very cute.

Note: I saw this movie on TV.

I was intrigued by the premise of this movie and Ms. Johannsson. Ultimately, the film is a minor disappointment. SPOILER ALERT!!! I wished that Kathy was more loving to her brother at the end, though he was an anoying jerk throughout the film. SPOILER ALERT OVER!!! (I wish the camera had shown Eva Mendes naked). Those are my only quibbles with the film. Rent it.

Im Eva Mendes number one fan. She loves me, just acts a lil stuck up cuz i havent beat up enough people yet. With the right traighning and conditioning i will beat up anyone who wants a piece of Stitch.

From 1999 comes this outing featuring the young Scarlett Johansson, whose career since then has been remarkably ascendant. "The Horse Whisperer," made at about the same time, is a far better barometer of the talent this fine actress can display. "My Brother the Pig" is more appropriately aimed at the Saturday Matinee at the Movies crowd. Eva Mendes and Judge Reinhold are on board to help, but it's all very predictable and suitable mainly for an audience of elementary school mentalities.