Nicolas Cage in a car in Pig
The Big Picture NicolasCage’s career trajectory is one of the most fascinating in film history. After breaking out in a series of films directed by his uncle, Francis Ford Coppola, Cage became one of the most ambitious dramatic actors of his generation, even winning an Academy Award for Best Actor for his heartbreaking performance in Leaving Las Vegas.
It’s somewhat ironic that he became known for over-the-top performances in The Wicker Man and Ghost Rider, among others, because Cage is remarkably soft-spoken and vulnerable in Pig. It becomes evident that Rob’s relationship with the title pig is not purely out of economic convenience. He genuinely takes pleasure in spending time with a creature that is incapable of betraying him.
'Pig' Takes Its Premise Seriously Considering how many terrible direct-to-VOD action and thriller films Cage starred in over the past decade, it would have been easy to mistake Pig for another forgettable entry in his filmography. However, Sarnoski plays the premise of Pig straight, without any hints of irony. The somewhat unusual nature of Rob’s relationship with the pig is one of the film’s strengths, as he is constantly ridiculed by the other characters for why he cares so much.
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