Pig

Pig

A truffle hunter who lives alone in the Oregon wilderness must visit Portland to find the mysterious person who stole his beloved foraging pig.

  • Released: 2021-07-16
  • Runtime: 91 minutes
  • Genre: Drama, Thrillers
  • Stars: Nicolas Cage, Alex Wolff, Adam Arkin, Nina Belforte, Gretchen Corbett, Dalene Young, Darius Pierce, Elijah Ungvary, Brian Sutherland, David Knell, Sean Tarjyoto, Tom Walton, Dana Millican, October Moore, Cassandra Violet, Julia Bray, Beth Harper, David Shaughnessy, Kevin-Michael Moore, Davis King, Cody Burns, Kieran Thomas, Parker Green, Kent W. Luttrell, Troy Oelke, Jovani Ridler, Bill Salfelder, Jamie Martin Stewart, Daniel Vasic, Christian Wilson
  • Director: Michael Sarnoski
 Comments
  • vikascoder - 24 June 2024
    This movie is rated below 7 on IMDB??
    This movie is a work of genius with such a delicious delicate finely tuned script, amazing acting from all the characters involved and ends up with such a gut punch of a catharsis that It has put all "revenge" movies to shame for me. I was not expecting how good this will turn out and I was blown away by what was on the screen. And hey IMDB people, have you lost your collective minds? This is the Antithesis of a John Wick movie and it does it so beautifully. It's a lovely heartfelt tale of love and redemption and our thirst for feeling loved which makes heroes and villians out of ordinary people. Go watch it and don't read anything about it.
  • ulfricblokey - 22 March 2024
    Worse than it should have been.
    Much worse than it should have been. Slow shambling tramp (ex-awesome chef who dropped off the grid because dead wife) lives with pig out in the woods and hunt truffles, sells them to a guy once in a while. Pig gets kidnapped. Shambler starts on a revenge mission to get his pig back. Could've started with that and made a decent film, but no. Real film : shambler visits various old contacts, gets punched, has conversations, goes home. End of film.

    Why not slip in some awesome cooking combat, or even ... some action. Imagine defeating his enemies by cooking better than them? Hitting someone with a LeCreuset would've been more satisfying than what we got.

    How about he buys a brace of attack-pigs and revenges the sinister ... chef-implied-mafia-guy-dad?

    How about he poisons an intricate truffle-dish to kill off all the bad guys?

    Nothing happens.

    I watched it more than once just to make sure. Trust me.