Heartwarming / Pigs Is Pigs (1937)

• The sight of the piglets (minus) Piggy playing and frolicking happily in their front yard, without a care in the world.
• Then their innocent, happy run to the house when their mother announces that dinner is ready.
• Mrs. Hamhock seems to be a perfectly loving, nurturing mother to her children and is seen doting happily as they file into the table for supper, and leads them in a prayer.
• Before the main plot kicks in, there's one little scene in which it's bedtime for the piglets, and they're all sleeping peacefully, presumably having been fed something else since Piggy ate their dinner. The music is also very quiet, peaceful, and soothing.
• Heck, the little piglets in general are adorable and seem to be perfectly sweet kids. Which makes it all the more amusing that Piggy is so selfish and greedy.

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