Three Little Pigs

"In this animated classic, three brothers - Fifer, Fiddler, and Practical - build their own homes, each with a different material. Fifer and Fiddler choose straw and stick, respectively, while Practical selects bricks. When the Big Bad Wolf comes to town, he puts their houses to the test. The first two brothers' homes are easily blown down, but Practical's brick house stands strong. The three pigs take refuge in Practical's home, where they sing a catchy tune about not being afraid of the wolf. The wolf tries various disguises and tricks to get inside, but Practical outsmarts him at every turn. In the end, the wolf gets his comeuppance and the pigs celebrate their victory with a rousing chorus of 'Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?'" This description highlights key elements of the story, such as the three brothers' different building materials, the wolf's attempts to blow down their houses, and Practical Pig's cleverness. It also mentions the memorable song that has become synonymous with the film. However, it avoids revealing specific details about how the wolf is defeated or the pigs' eventual triumph, leaving those surprises for the viewer to discover.

You can stream Three Little Pigs on: Disney+

Some movies that have similar genres and were produced around the same time as Three Little Pigs include The Wise Little Hen, The Skeleton Dance, Popeye the Sailor Meets Sindbad the Sailor, Ferdinand the Bull, Three Blind Mouseketeers, Three Little Wolves.

Three Little Pigs was released in theaters on May 27, 1933.