After Arthur Hoggett assumes Babe killed one of his sheep. Fly goes to the sh...
Amidst all the celebration, Arthur Hoggett looks down upon Babe with a gratef...
The narrator explains the downfall of civilization, as nations were overthrow...
The narrator explains the downfall of civilization, as nations were overthrow...
The film opens with the Narrator's voice being heard against a black screen.
The Narrator and the scenes continue to lay out the social, economic and pol...
Christmas approaches fast, and the Hoggetts still have their minds set on ham...
Evolet has died, old mother is dieing, Father Mannak stops where D'Leh has kn...
Arthur walks towards Babe with his rifle and Rex at his heels.
Old Mother gave her life to Evolet. Evolet awoke as Old Mother passed.
Babe figured he was being fed something special from the famer's black tube.
A narrator sets the table for what this movie is about, the story of Moses.
Evolet had turned from D'Leh for giving up the white spear, and her along wit...
The Narrator and the scenes continue to lay out the social, economic and pol...
D'Leh and his people leave the Naku and head toward the Great Mountains and t...
The young penguins walk together to the waters edge, then dive in.
The narrator explains everything that happened after taking the 2,000-mile tr...
Old mother sits up in her bed. She senses the approach of the warriors on hor...
The Narrator and the scenes continue to lay out the social, economic and pol...
The Naku sent word to all the tribes that D'Leh had fulfilled the prophesy.
Fly wasn't getting any answers from the sheep, so she decides to speak slower.
D'Leh and Evolet kiss in the Valley as the sunsets.
At the end, the narrator explains what happened after the big car chase.
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