All Dogs Go to Heaven | Loni Anderson, Judith Barsi

All Dogs Go to Heaven | Loni Anderson, Judith Barsi | great family film

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All Dogs Go to Heaven

	All Dogs Go to Heaven Loni Anderson, Judith Barsi MGM (Video & DVD), 2001 average customer review:based on 61 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

A Heavenly Movie

I think I first saw this film when I was about 7 or 8 years old. Just about a month ago I saw the sequel on television and then I suddenly remembered this animated masterpiece. Welp, a few clicks and the order was on its way... (I couldn't find this title from EU at all)As soon as the package arrived I ripped it open and put the disk into the player. Time passed and as I was watching the end credits I was feeling very impressed and good.

So waddaya know, waddaya say? This movie is a true classic if you ask me. The Characters and their voices in particular are very good. Both Dom DeLuise and Burt Reynolds have done a great job and therefore it's very enjoyable to watch Charlie's story go further. I think the songs fit in pretty nicely too -ie. "Soon You'll Come Home" is good so are the others. What deserves a true thumb-up, however, is the animation - it's very good looking and surely 'feeds the eyes'. Oh.. that means.. something.. *grin*

Summary: This one is a must for persons who like animal-centered movies, and for the rest I would also highly recommend it. And naturally for all ages - I, myself, am an 18-year old (perfectly normal) guy who likes this movie at least as much as Terminator II. So if you haven't seen "All Dogs Go To Heaven" yet now it's time fix that little problem.

By the way, Don Bluth, thank you!

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great family film

I bought this film for my daughter when she was four and loved it. she's now sixteen and still loves the film.The film takes place in 1939 in New Orleans. A dog named charlie is killed by his partner caarface.when he goes to heaven he finds his watch of life, winds it up, goes back to earth. once he's there he befriends a little girl named anne marie and learns about true friendship and love. i recommend this film to all people young and old.

My childhood favorite!

Hopefully yours too! Very touching and well thought storyline!

One of the Great animated family films.

Charlie (Voiced by Burt Reynolds) has escape from Prison with the help of his friend Itchy (Voiced by Don DeLuise). When Charlie double crossing Partner:Scarface (Voiced by Vic Tayback) killed Charlie and Charlie comes back to life from escaping from Heaven to have his revenge but When he discover that Scarface keeps a little girl named Anne-Maire (Voiced by Judith Barsi), who could talk to Animals and know who is going to be winner on any kind of Sports. Charlie and Itchy has kidapped her but Charlie has a special friendship with Anne-Marie but Scarface wants to kill Charlie again and take back the girl.