I find it interesting how he's the ONLY dog there. If there's a scene of human Hell, there's normally thousands of people in there, but it's JUST Charlie in doggie Hell. It's a nice detail that was added and indicates that all dogs truly do go to heaven, unless they do what Charlie did. But, he's the only one who did it.
There’s a reason the movie is titled, “All Dogs Go Too Heaven”. He dies and goes to heaven and when he gets there the dog showing him around shows him a watch that represents his life and it had stopped. He winds the watch even though he’s told that isn’t allowed and do now he was brought back to life but he can never go back to heaven. Hence the nightmares of being in hell and there not being any other dogs there for the demons to torment, just him.
@@christianmarshal6117 doesnt matter, he still sacrifices his own life to save hers. And it's not explicitly said it would guarantee it I dont think. But then again i havent seen it in a while.
@@chumon1992 Yeah, he has absolutely zero reason to believe saving Anne Marie would save his soul. When he sees his watch floating away, he's got all those "You can never come back's" ringing in his ears, and the memory of this dream, and he chooses to save her anyway. Remember, when he learns he's going to be allowed into Heaven, he openly expresses surprise.
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 .. Oh dont i know it - & Also Carface l i t t e r a l l y gets what Charlie was going to get in hell by the end of the second-movie or whatever, But wasnt it worse like soul-death..? Double the mistakes.. Twice the fall. And hell never gets defeated in this series.. The devil will ALWAYS be looking up at Charlie hoping a scew goes loose in him so he tries to come back down, And feign heaven in that order which will mean hell will have his soul again. In fact All Dogs are still going to heaven before and after the last-minute of the last scene of the first movie, The series and second movie end.. But people are still people going to Hell. Thats what the series name implies that its underscored by.
So glad to finally see the uncut version. This scene was the first time in my life I was *TRUELY TERRIFIED.* I saw it when I was like 4 or 5 and had nightmares occasionally for months after this. I didn't cry or anything, it just got burned into my mind or something. For some reason this is my favorite animated movie. I used to watch the tape all the time when I was a kid.
Now you're like the third person in these comments who has said they remember it or hearing "you are mine" as a kid from a VHS. Is there any chance you still have it??
I also know the following scary moments in kid movies outside of this. 1 was that lollipop guy who catches children from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, 2 Wonka's Tunnel of Doom & 3 which's by far the most scariest scenes & the music of all to us Transformers fans who watched the 80s' iconic movies; the scene where the mechanical planetoid Unicron devours an innocent planet & also the music-slash-moment, which gives me goose-bumps with fear every time and that's...where Unicron reveals his true form. Galvatron's petrified reaction's the same as mine & trust me, staring at Unicron's staring at the face of...pure EVIL! Uncut or Cut; this's such a gem of Don Bluth! Loved the way Hellhound say "Now, you're mine!"! SO BADASS!
And expect for me, I was the one who remembered the kids from Texana Center that they didn’t know my name. Especially, one four-year-old white boy was finally know me who’s coming to visit here by 2016 and I 2017 with Friday or Tuesday.
Shots of the lava are actually pretty static and Bluth really loved hid baclighting. Likely it was a black cell with the lava rivers carved out so a red light could shine through the back-- relatively simple technique, but so, SO cool.
No kidding, TexasBr0. Around 0:58, the winged velociraptor skeleton, or whatever that thing is on the one side of the boat was freaking creepy after it revealed itself. And let’s not forget about that giant demon around 1:26 that says, “Now, you...are...mine.” That’s even creepier! I can only imagine if I were to have dreamed about this in my sleep💤. It probably would’ve been the biggest, scariest nightmare I could’ve ever had!
It’s such a dramatic shift in mood! The previous scenes with Anne-Marie singing about yearning to be with a family is comforting and pure! Then we get to these scenes with Charlie’s nightmare where they are disturbing and horrific! It’s no wonder these abrupt tonal shifts make these sequences the most memorable for me in the movie….or most movies for that matter.
was it cut? because when we rented it in the 90s this is what i hated the most in that whole movie, because i don't think my parents even KNEW about this scene never mind i was thinking the entire scene i didn't realize the whole demon part was the stuff that was cut
Angry Skeleton Corn Man 782746 It would be kinda cool if we had parodies of Charlie's Nightmare with different Characters as Charlie and the Hell Hound too.
@F-zero91maru The Bible says in Romans 10:9-13 "That if you confess with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved. As Scripture says, “Anyone who believes in Him will never be put to shame.” For there is no difference between Jew and Gentile-the same Lord is Lord of all and richly blesses all who call on Him, for, “Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.” in Ephesians 2:6-10 "And God raised us (the believers in Christ) up with Christ and seated us with Him in the heavenly realms in Christ Jesus, in order that in the coming ages he might show the incomparable riches of his grace, expressed in his kindness to us in Christ Jesus. For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith-and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God -- not by works, so that no one can boast. For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do." 1 John 2:22-23 "Who is the liar but the one who denies that Jesus is the Christ? This is the antichrist, the one who denies the Father and the Son. Whoever denies the Son does not have the Father; the one who confesses the Son has the Father also." There will be people who heed these words, and those that will reject it. God is giving everyone a choice through His son Jesus Christ, to be made good through Him (His power, His words and way of living which He has made known) or to reject Him. But to reject Him is to choose the Devil. Judgment Day will come to all, believer and none-believer, but there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ - faith in Whom gets your name written in the Book of Life.
I grew up with my dad telling me what Dante’s inferno said about hell and watching this movie. Let’s just say, I prefer the circles. I’m not even Christian anymore (pagan FYI) and this is still creepy.
The part to where Car face ran Charlie over with the car, I was told He was supposed to be seen getting rammed by the car, as well pushed right off the pier, yet Don Bluth decided it would have been rather too disturbing for the G rating, always found that a little peculiar when I was a kid.
Yikes that is freaky as hell! Also did anyone notice at the end, just as Charlie is climbing up the neck of the skeleton, you can just barely hear the hellhound saying "You can never go back.." and "Charlie..." Before I watched this restored version, I used to think that sound was just the gurgling of the lava.
@@PeachWookiee Walt Disney said "If you can dream it, you can do it, and don't let anybody say you can't". This is my biggest dream goal of bringing the 2-D animated style from Disney once again and I'll be a movie director as well.
@F-zero91maru facts bro I understand murderers and the cruelest people possible deserve to go there but if your person who make small mistakes no anyone can be a good person at heart
When I see the Demon's face giving a grin to Charlie, it reminded of Jafar disguised as an old man sitting in the dungeon giving a grin to Aladdin from Disney's 'Aladdin'.
Oh yeah, when Jafar was like "He who has the gold, makes the rules!", oh, and according to another source, when Charlie goes to Heaven, and He's elevated to the clock/watch department, He was supposed to say "damn that Carface, I'll kill Him!", which Bluth had edited out a tad, so instead You hear Him say "I've been murdered in the prime of My Life! ..that carface, I'll kill Him!", course the Secret of Nimh was rated G, and You hear Justin-leader of the rats whisper "Damn!" when Mrs.Brisby gets captured by one of the Farmers Children, used to rewind that as a kid just to make sure My younger Brother heard it.
I always got the impression that Charlie's nightmare wasn't necessarily a dream, and that it actually happened. After all, the same demon at 1:18 comes back at the end of the movie to take Charlie back to hell.
I'm thinking it was more along the lines of a prophetic vision he was given, perhaps the demon attempting to scare/ toy with Charlie about what would be in store for him.
Yea, I think this part right here was a vivid vision showing him what would happen and showing him where he would end up at if he did not change his ways. And later on when he does die the second time he does go to hell and experience everything that just happened right here. Thats the way I see it anyway.
@@scotthayes5933 Actually Charlie does end up going there, the Hellhound just allowed him to says his goodbyes one final time to Anne Marie before going back there, permanently. Then at the last minute he's rescued and earns his place back in Heaven once again, due to his sacrifice.
The music sounds so much like Night on Bald Mountain. I can't tell if it's just similar, it really is Night On Bald Mountain in the movie, or if someone like this RUclipsr put it in there to give the unfinished cut a more finished feel
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 Land Before Time originally had no dialogue like Fantasia, but then Steven Spielberg felt that dialogue would make more charming for kids.
All Dogs Go to Heaven has been one of favourite movies since I was a kid. I kind of forgot about it up until tonight where I found and started binging it on Netflix though. I got bored and searched fun facts and other related things when an article about the deleted hell scene came up and brought me here. Can’t say I remember seeing this as a kid but it definitely would’ve scared the hell out of me.
I like the cut version because all the demon says is "you can never go back". This makes him more scary, imo. It's one of those "less is more" things for me.
Thats incredible, so happy we finally got to see the extended version of this. They made the right decision not showing it to kids though, my god that Demon saying "Your now mine" would of given kids nightmares for months. I hope they find the scenes from The Land Before Time that they couldn't show.
I completely disagree. Kids love to be scared, and they can handle it. It always pays to treat kids with the credit they deserve and not talk down to them. I think cutting that was the WRONG thing to do, as it's patronizing. I know as a kid, my favorite part of EVERYTHING was trying to track down and see all the things that "they" didn't want me to.
1:18 What in the hell is that beast? I always assumed it was a mutated devil dragon but either way, that beast, AND the nightmare scene in particular, scared me as a kid and is still scary now. It's even more terrifying when we get to see these cut parts we never got to see before.
This still is, by far, one of the most absolutely terrifying memories of my childhood. And that was the TAMED DOWN VERSION!? I’ve NEVER seen these extra shots of the demon parts before...and they are pretty god damn scary and I’m in my 30s!!!! It wasn’t until YEARS later that I realized 1:51 “You can neverrrr gooo baaaack.” I’ve said it once, I’ll say it again, *”DON BLUTH DOES **_NOT_** FUCK AROUND.”*
in the song "let me be surprised", charlie says "That Carface I'll kill him." The original line was "Damn Carface I'll kill him." you can visibly see him say damn.
The Pomeranian Prince That's ironic, since in Secret of NIMH, Justin clearly says damn in the scene where Mrs. Brisby is caught by the farmer's son. It's not censored or anything.
Lann The Man I didn't see this part when I was a kid, but now that I'm 25 with RUclips, I think it's fucking awesome! And it gave me ideas for one of my novels.
I swear that in the original theatrical release it was there because I remember seeing this in theaters and hearing the demon dog speak and it creeped me out but then when I saw the video version an tv one it wasn't there and I was confused.
Thanks again, Don Bluth, for giving me further childhood scarring. First was Land Before Time, then this. Secret of Nimh, however, remains your magnum opus for trauma.
I don't understand why this was cut. They still used pretty much the whole scene. Why trim it down? You could say rating but the whole movie is intense for a G rating.
@@dexterbunco4212 yeah, it's funny how almost any animated film could get a G rating in the 80s and 90s (like this, and the Lion King which actually showed Mufasa's murder onscreen), and now it's completely gone the other way, and even films that are made for children and have pretty much no dark/disturbing/questionable content (for example, Frozen and the Secret Life of Pets) get a PG rating for something silly like "rude humor" or "mild action."
This was my favorite movie as a kid, I absolutely loved Charlie and felt deep connection to Anne Marie. But this scene was incredibly disturbing and stuck with me through my entire life. It's strange to look back on what was accepted in children's movies when I was a kid versus what there is today. "You can never come back, you can never come back..." is burned into my brain, I don't think I'll ever forget that line and the inflection even when I'm old and grey. -Danielle
I thought this scene was awesome as a kid. The existential dread part didn't even occur to me until I was 8 or 9. When I was little, I had a fascination with these sorts of nightmarish scenes with over-the-top visuals (and lava). I even tried to build the skeleton boat out of LEGO, but I didn't have enough pieces in the right colors to work with. Back then I thought the trippy scene from Grinch Night was the coolest thing ever.Also, this scene syncs up amazingly with the hell-banishment music from Hell Girl (I believe the track is titled "Jigoku Rock") if you start playing it when the watch explodes.
it really set up the weight for the final scene where charlie's spirit visits her, because you know the weight of whats in store for him when the demon calls out his name to "return"
diddo. I can see why others thought it was scary but I was always fascinated with that scene and though it was pretty awesome. loved the boat and the little demons jumping at him
HypnoGaming I bet if there was a Land Before Time parody of Charlie's Nightmare in All Dogs go to Heaven Littlefoot would be Charlie and the Hell Hound would be the Original Sharptooth the one who killed his mother.
Kids, be good, respect your parents and elders (filial piety), do good deeds, stay in school and off drugs, and don't kill anyone, or this will happen to you.
I'm a kid, bad kid, zero respect especially to compulsive people. I skip school to do drugs, almost killed a student (I proved it was accident but it wasn't haha !!) Can't wait for hell ;)
Johnny Bam sounds like you're already in it. If not, just wait until humanity decides to stop putting up with your idiocy. People have sympathy for a misbehaving child. They do not past a certain point.
1:24 Sweet mother of all things mother!! This sent so many chills down my spine that I dont even know where to begin. The eyes, those teeth, the way he says that, and that evil grin. Yeah I can see why they cut that part out.
@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 That would make Sharptooth sound awesome! What's ironic about that is that The Land Before Time is in a similar predicament as this film, where several scenes had to be cut because they were considered too frightening for kids. Mostly involving Sharptooth, and the kids in danger. Sadly these scenes except with some trailers and other footage are considered lost.
@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 Really? I never knew that. I wonder who they would've chosen to do his voice. A couple of other fun facts for it include Spielberg considering to cast Robin Williams as Petrie's voice, but his son insisted to have Will Ryan do it instead. And another was that the movie was to have no dialogue at all, similar to Fantasia's Rite of Spring segment
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 Yeah, me neither. Giving the characters a voice was a good idea. I can imagine a whole sequence like that......just not a whole movie.
Did anybody notice, the picture at 0:51 was the drawing of Sharptooth's eye when he wakes up and Cera is about to bunt her head at him until she sees the eye?
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 i know right why are the best movies always underrated sometimes people can blissfully oblivious and end up missing out on something good
I can understand why, though. The hellhound is a little too powerful and a force of nature for the more cunning and scheming type of villain the sequel was going for. It makes more sense.
@@anthonyluetmer8499 He’s shown to not exactly be all that discreet in the movie, manifesting in his true monstrous form in the mortal realm when he allows Charlie’s ghost to visit Anne-Marie before Annabelle drives him away.
Amen. Let's not forget about Anna Manahan, Charles Nelson Reilly, Dom DeLuise, Godfrey Quibley, Judith Barsi and Vic Tayback (the voices of Stella Dallas, Killer, Itchy Itchiford, Terrier, Anne-Marie and Carface Carruthers). They passed away as well.
You should thank the Lord that CGI in kids films hasn't gotten to the point that they can effectively pull this kind of stuff and that they're gearing towards more lighter humor nowadays. Hopefully, things will eventually reach the darkness of those films in in the 80s and 90s because it's really shocking how much you could get away with back then.
Grimoire666 Well, it may require hoping in vain that any kids won’t end up being humiliated by being called an “old fogey in a kid’s body” for being raised strictly on what ever the kids’ parents grew up with!
Grimoire666 how is that a good thing? The darkness in these movies were great! The saccharin sweetness of today's films don't mentally prepare children to grow up
MrArmystrong85 You kidding me? The Lion King the father dies, adventure Time, everyone is dead, therooap their is death everywhere. Scenes like these don't build children up, they terrify them.
@@UltraEgoMc If you don't terrify kids when they're young, they're going to be scared of everything when they're older. Stop wrapping kids in bubble wrap.
The moment the demon spoke I felt chills running down my spine and I'm an adult in my late 20's. And Don Bluth wanted to screen this for kids? What the fuck dude?!
I wish The Land Before Time's deleted scenes were found. There's 11-13 minutes of fully animated footage that is still lost. A lot more than All Dogs Go To Heaven.
@@godzilla4189 I remember seeing that movie when it was first released (Land Before Time) and you actually saw Sharptooth kill Littlefoot's Mother (it was not just the shadows like you saw in the VHS release and TV versions they showed after that). It was pretty intense especially for the 80's!
0:53 I thought Little Foot's mom went to Hell and was made into a boat when I was a kid. I was like, "she was such a good mama dinosaur. What did she do to deserve this?"
They were wise to cut the footage down. Some of it is even frightening for adults. The extra footage would not have passed for a G rating at all. But then again, the subject of Hell is already disturbing enough for the G rating.
Shadow VA Carface would still be in hell, regardless. Maybe he would be able to torture Charlie all he wants AFTER the hellhound's through with Charlie. In that case, it would be insult to injury for Charlie.
My god. That was even WORSE. The movement and angles they cut out actually were panic inducing. This scene was always a horror fave but- damn. That would have given me nightmares!
I remember watching this movie quite a few times when I was a kid, and this used to be my favorite part. And to be honest, it still is, seeing that this is hands down the best scene in the movie in terms of these edgy visuals and the effort that Don Bluth's studio put into it's nicely detailed animation, and seeing this recently discovered uncut version of the scene makes it even better for me! Also, about the way the Devil dog is presented here compared to the way he was presented in the final shortened scene, I think it makes him more menacing in a way that seems like he should've been the main villain of the movie instead of the mobster dog Carface. In my opinion, that would've made the movie a bit more satisfying to me since few movies with Heaven/Hell elements seem to have the Devil as the lead bad guy. Don Bluth could've done this sort of thing earlier on during production on the movie, but that's only my personal point of view.
Umm, I don't know. I personally think the Hellhound *not* grinning or laughing and just having a kind of a disembodied voice makes him scarier than how he's here in the uncut version. I sort of like the idea that he's not presented as a driving force in the final version but rather a "matter-of-fact" presence reigning over doggie hell, like a force of nature or something, if you catch my drift. I think him laughing makes him more caricaturish, much like the evil cat devil in the sequel, which isn't half as scary. I like that the final version of the first film focuses more on the evil present in Carface and his mob, or "human evil", if you will. Carface is more of a sidekick in the sequel. The Hellhound feels more mysterious and thus scary in the final version. I actually saw the sequel first, so I was surprised how dark undertones the first film has and how Carface really is evil.
@@DarkDoge I would, but it either got lost in a move or sold in a garage sale years ago. Which I know, sounds convenient, but I actually miss the movie and wish we still had it.
I wish this full scene was included in the full movie of All Dogs Go To Heaven. Why was it not? The film would also have to be rated P.G. If this scene was.
International releases like latin american version came fully uncut with the murder of Charlie included, and carface thugs beating itchy this was an american censorship problem.
....How the FUCK could he sit there in the next movie and sing about it being "Too Heavenly" after seeing THIS? Holy shit I'd never want to leave if it mean't that thing would come after me.
This is how I know I've always had a bit of an abstract imagination; the rest of the stuff didn't freak me out that much as a kid, but because I had never heard whale song before the sound of it playing at 0:44 really freaked me out.
I saw this film when I was 7 & I'm 41 now. This movie still today upsets me. I think of it from time to time & when I try to tell someone about it & I get to the scene when Charlie has to go to heaven & Squeaker says No Charwee, don't go & he says he has to & licks her chick she grabs & hugs him for dear life I still tear up. This movie absolutely the most emotionally depressing tearjerking animated cinema to have ever been made to date as well as An American Tail: Fievel Goes West. The most emotionally heartbreaking live action film for children hands down is My Girl, I still cry tears I mean streams of tears when I watch My Girl. These were in my opinion the top tier/the top three movies for children that caused us the most emotionally heightened sense of woe, melancholy that we internalized during our childhood that still inhabits & fucks with our mind, soul & body today.
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I find it interesting how he's the ONLY dog there. If there's a scene of human Hell, there's normally thousands of people in there, but it's JUST Charlie in doggie Hell. It's a nice detail that was added and indicates that all dogs truly do go to heaven, unless they do what Charlie did. But, he's the only one who did it.
There’s a reason the movie is titled, “All Dogs Go Too Heaven”. He dies and goes to heaven and when he gets there the dog showing him around shows him a watch that represents his life and it had stopped. He winds the watch even though he’s told that isn’t allowed and do now he was brought back to life but he can never go back to heaven. Hence the nightmares of being in hell and there not being any other dogs there for the demons to torment, just him.
@@ShanaReviews well if he was aware that this act would get him back into heaven it probably couldn’t be called a selfless act.
@Chef Mutt Meat Yep! ^_____^
@@christianmarshal6117 doesnt matter, he still sacrifices his own life to save hers. And it's not explicitly said it would guarantee it I dont think. But then again i havent seen it in a while.
@@chumon1992 Yeah, he has absolutely zero reason to believe saving Anne Marie would save his soul. When he sees his watch floating away, he's got all those "You can never come back's" ringing in his ears, and the memory of this dream, and he chooses to save her anyway.
Remember, when he learns he's going to be allowed into Heaven, he openly expresses surprise.
As a kiddo the ghostly whispers of "Charlie you can never come back" was upsetting, and now as an adult it gives me chills.
Then the fact Satan, or whatever he is, repeats the line in a low demonic voice as the dream ends.
Whippet was trying to tell him his future was made of damnation after all..
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Yeah but Charlie managed to overcome it.
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 .. Barely. Hope you all realize and appreciate just how close he came to being a janitor or worse in hell forever.
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 .. Oh dont i know it - & Also Carface l i t t e r a l l y gets what Charlie was going to get in hell by the end of the second-movie or whatever, But wasnt it worse like soul-death..? Double the mistakes.. Twice the fall.
And hell never gets defeated in this series.. The devil will ALWAYS be looking up at Charlie hoping a scew goes loose in him so he tries to come back down, And feign heaven in that order which will mean hell will have his soul again.
In fact All Dogs are still going to heaven before and after the last-minute of the last scene of the first movie, The series and second movie end.. But people are still people going to Hell. Thats what the series name implies that its underscored by.
So glad to finally see the uncut version. This scene was the first time in my life I was *TRUELY TERRIFIED.* I saw it when I was like 4 or 5 and had nightmares occasionally for months after this. I didn't cry or anything, it just got burned into my mind or something.
For some reason this is my favorite animated movie. I used to watch the tape all the time when I was a kid.
JGonYT there are several scenes in brave little toaster I couldn't watch without my mom
This would make a great Creepypasta parody MMD Version
chumon1992 This scene is my favorite in All Dogs go to Heaven
JGonYT This is actually better and scarier than today's Horror movies.
I did to buddy, I did too.
"YOU ... ARE ... MINE!" Yes! I was beginning to think I had imagined that. Cutting out that moment is a travesty.
And then there's that maniacal laughter as he rears his head back and breathes fire.
Zalgo: NOW YOU ARE MINE
Terror Walker: I am my own man now...Father.
Now you're like the third person in these comments who has said they remember it or hearing "you are mine" as a kid from a VHS. Is there any chance you still have it??
So where can you find the full cut? Anyone know?
This scene always terrified me as kid. Whoever designed this scene must've had one awesome, but yet dark imagination.
Just seen scared the shit out of all the kids back in the day. And it never gets mentioned
I also know the following scary moments in kid movies outside of this. 1 was that lollipop guy who catches children from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, 2 Wonka's Tunnel of Doom & 3 which's by far the most scariest scenes & the music of all to us Transformers fans who watched the 80s' iconic movies; the scene where the mechanical planetoid Unicron devours an innocent planet & also the music-slash-moment, which gives me goose-bumps with fear every time and that's...where Unicron reveals his true form. Galvatron's petrified reaction's the same as mine & trust me, staring at Unicron's staring at the face of...pure EVIL! Uncut or Cut; this's such a gem of Don Bluth! Loved the way Hellhound say "Now, you're mine!"! SO BADASS!
It was Don Bluth itself.
And expect for me, I was the one who remembered the kids from Texana Center that they didn’t know my name. Especially, one four-year-old white boy was finally know me who’s coming to visit here by 2016 and I 2017 with Friday or Tuesday.
Me too.
Can we take a moment to appreciate how gorgeously well animated that lava alone is?
Must of been a nightmare to animate.
Ah, the things that were done... by hand... before CG!
God no… leave it be, enough good Films have been violated already
Love your videos! Funny seeing you here!
Shots of the lava are actually pretty static and Bluth really loved hid baclighting. Likely it was a black cell with the lava rivers carved out so a red light could shine through the back-- relatively simple technique, but so, SO cool.
I see what you did there
Jesus freaking Christ. The uncut version actually managed to creep the hell out of me..
TexasBr0 it still does
not to me i think its better than the vhs version but i can see why it was cut out
Chill using his name in vain
This was on the version I had as a kid though
No kidding, TexasBr0. Around 0:58, the winged velociraptor skeleton, or whatever that thing is on the one side of the boat was freaking creepy after it revealed itself. And let’s not forget about that giant demon around 1:26 that says, “Now, you...are...mine.” That’s even creepier! I can only imagine if I were to have dreamed about this in my sleep💤. It probably would’ve been the biggest, scariest nightmare I could’ve ever had!
It’s such a dramatic shift in mood!
The previous scenes with Anne-Marie singing about yearning to be with a family is comforting and pure!
Then we get to these scenes with Charlie’s nightmare where they are disturbing and horrific!
It’s no wonder these abrupt tonal shifts make these sequences the most memorable for me in the movie….or most movies for that matter.
Personally I would've been absolutely terrified of that demon speaking as a kid. Can see why it was cut.
was it cut? because when we rented it in the 90s this is what i hated the most in that whole movie, because i don't think my parents even KNEW about this scene
never mind i was thinking the entire scene i didn't realize the whole demon part was the stuff that was cut
Angry Skeleton Corn Man 782746 It would be kinda cool if we had parodies of Charlie's Nightmare with different Characters as Charlie and the Hell Hound too.
Oh, the demon still speaks. I remember that rather distinct fear during childhood.
GemGems3 what
When does it speak?
Since I grew up going to church, this part scared the shit out of me.
You guys are not alone
@@douglasmcgeemcgee2856 obviously not, the dude has 3 sixes in his username.🤦🏾♀️
@F-zero91maru
The Bible says
in Romans 10:9-13
"That if you confess with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you confess and are saved. As Scripture says, “Anyone who believes in Him will never be put to shame.” For there is no difference between Jew and Gentile-the same Lord is Lord of all and richly blesses all who call on Him, for, “Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.”
in Ephesians 2:6-10
"And God raised us (the believers in Christ) up with Christ and seated us with Him in the heavenly realms in Christ Jesus, in order that in the coming ages he might show the incomparable riches of his grace, expressed in his kindness to us in Christ Jesus.
For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith-and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God -- not by works, so that no one can boast. For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do."
1 John 2:22-23
"Who is the liar but the one who denies that Jesus is the Christ? This is the antichrist, the one who denies the Father and the Son. Whoever denies the Son does not have the Father; the one who confesses the Son has the Father also."
There will be people who heed these words, and those that will reject it.
God is giving everyone a choice through His son Jesus Christ, to be made good through Him (His power, His words and way of living which He has made known) or to reject Him. But to reject Him is to choose the Devil. Judgment Day will come to all, believer and none-believer, but there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ - faith in Whom gets your name written in the Book of Life.
I grew up with my dad telling me what Dante’s inferno said about hell and watching this movie. Let’s just say, I prefer the circles.
I’m not even Christian anymore (pagan FYI) and this is still creepy.
I didn't even grow up in a very religious family, and this scene still made me feel anguished.
I wish we could get an official uncut version of this film.
AuroraKnux the only copy was stolen from Don Bleuth's house.
The part to where Car face ran Charlie over with the car, I was told He was supposed to be seen getting rammed by the car, as well pushed right off the pier, yet Don Bluth decided it would have been rather too disturbing for the G rating, always found that a little peculiar when I was a kid.
AuroraKnux
I keep seeing you everywhere.
Rusticabcd This Nightmare scene should become an internet meme because it's my favorite scene
Why should this become an internet meme.
I never was one to get easily bothered by stuff as a child, but this scene definitely did it for me.
Yikes that is freaky as hell! Also did anyone notice at the end, just as Charlie is climbing up the neck of the skeleton, you can just barely hear the hellhound saying "You can never go back.." and "Charlie..." Before I watched this restored version, I used to think that sound was just the gurgling of the lava.
Detective Scheper i hear it too I always thought it was a monster growling now I hear the hellhound say it
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 In all dogs go to heaven 2, he probably sent Red to do his bidding
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 yeah along with Annabelle's evil cousin
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 maybe
me too.
I'm a freaking adult and that was legit upsetting.
Don Bluth is a master at scary scenes.
Pussy
Because A, it’s a truly frightening scene, B, the idea of a Dog Hell at all, or C, both?
‘Cause it’s definitely C for me.
@@PeachWookiee Walt Disney said "If you can dream it, you can do it, and don't let anybody say you can't". This is my biggest dream goal of bringing the 2-D animated style from Disney once again and I'll be a movie director as well.
@F-zero91maru facts bro I understand murderers and the cruelest people possible deserve to go there but if your person who make small mistakes no anyone can be a good person at heart
When I see the Demon's face giving a grin to Charlie, it reminded of Jafar disguised as an old man sitting in the dungeon giving a grin to Aladdin from Disney's 'Aladdin'.
I like Aladdin since I was younger. I will be movie director, when I have.
wut
I think that's Tommy Wiseau.
The Demon Dog's Grin reminds me of Zalgo
Oh yeah, when Jafar was like "He who has the gold, makes the rules!", oh, and according to another source, when Charlie goes to Heaven, and He's elevated to the clock/watch department, He was supposed to say "damn that Carface, I'll kill Him!", which Bluth had edited out a tad, so instead You hear Him say "I've been murdered in the prime of My Life! ..that carface, I'll kill Him!", course the Secret of Nimh was rated G, and You hear Justin-leader of the rats whisper "Damn!" when Mrs.Brisby gets captured by one of the Farmers Children, used to rewind that as a kid just to make sure My younger Brother heard it.
i remember this scene scaring me as a kid...never knew there was more to it. thanks for uploading.
I always got the impression that Charlie's nightmare wasn't necessarily a dream, and that it actually happened. After all, the same demon at 1:18 comes back at the end of the movie to take Charlie back to hell.
I'm thinking it was more along the lines of a prophetic vision he was given, perhaps the demon attempting to scare/ toy with Charlie about what would be in store for him.
But Charlie does not end up in Hell, the Angel dog defeats the Hellhound. Hence the saying "Evil Never Wins".
Yea, I think this part right here was a vivid vision showing him what would happen and showing him where he would end up at if he did not change his ways. And later on when he does die the second time he does go to hell and experience everything that just happened right here. Thats the way I see it anyway.
@@scotthayes5933 Actually Charlie does end up going there, the Hellhound just allowed him to says his goodbyes one final time to Anne Marie before going back there, permanently. Then at the last minute he's rescued and earns his place back in Heaven once again, due to his sacrifice.
Foreshadowing?
The Hellhound saying "You can never go back..." is so low pitched I couldn't even hear it as a kid, I hear it loud and clear as an adult now...
This scene scarred me as a kid, and stayed with me for probably almost a decade.
Doctor
I actually thought it was the coolest scene
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 Well sure but it's really scary.
@@DoctorObviously
Yeah but it's not as scary once you get used to it I happen to be a big fan of scary stuff and RL Stine
And that's where Judith's father ended up at after he killed his own daughter. (Judith is the voice actor of ducky and the girl Merrie)
Janeth Medina yeah he deserves it
@@MusicIsMyLife-qm4rf Yeah >:)
He definitely deserves it because he was a murderer and a monster.
This is what he deserves for being a brutal monster to that sweet, little girl.
@@kathrynhill5796 Agreed >:3
This is the kind of nightmare no one wants to have.
34 years old and this scene still scares the crap out of me lol
Don Bluth was definitely inspired by Fantasia for this scene. But I think this was way scarier. Bluth was a true genius.
The music sounds so much like Night on Bald Mountain. I can't tell if it's just similar, it really is Night On Bald Mountain in the movie, or if someone like this RUclipsr put it in there to give the unfinished cut a more finished feel
@@kennethsagers8576 Fantasia was a big inspiration for Land Before Time.
And Sleeping Beauty
I think I see a few land before time details and vibes he put into this hell moment
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 Land Before Time originally had no dialogue like Fantasia, but then Steven Spielberg felt that dialogue would make more charming for kids.
Thanks so much for posting this!
+CoolZDanethe5th - No problem
You’re Welcome
"NOW, YOU ARE MINE!" 1:24
Is that what he said? it sounded like he said "Now you're back".
Zalgo: NOW YOU ARE MINE
Correction, it's actually "Now YOU'RE mine", not you're. Had to hear it quite a few times lol.
@Riley Andersen "SMILES DEMONICALLY*
LOL your profile picture’s facial expression is so suitable for this. 😂
I’m telling you, Charlie’s nightmare about being sent to hell scares me out of my wits.
You and I both.
I'm personally not scared of either version but I can definitely see why other people are.
This scared the shit out of me as a kid and I will be honest: I'm 32 and it STILL creeps me out.
In the Nostalgia Critic's words: "GodDAMN, that's terrifying! Let it haunt your nightmares for weeks!"
All Dogs Go to Heaven has been one of favourite movies since I was a kid. I kind of forgot about it up until tonight where I found and started binging it on Netflix though. I got bored and searched fun facts and other related things when an article about the deleted hell scene came up and brought me here. Can’t say I remember seeing this as a kid but it definitely would’ve scared the hell out of me.
I like the cut version because all the demon says is "you can never go back". This makes him more scary, imo. It's one of those "less is more" things for me.
WHEN IT SPEAKS... I CAN'T EVEN DESCRIBE IT.
elsa1942 I can His deep demonic monotone voice is like Zalgo
+Katelyn Bodiford
Zalgo Vs Slenderman.
@@lorddraugr3138
Yeah I like Creepypasta.
NIGHTMARES!!!
It's cujo look lame
The hellhound kind of looks like a Chinese dragon
I agree! But I think Don Bluth made it a cross between a dragon and a dog and demon
Thats incredible, so happy we finally got to see the extended version of this. They made the right decision not showing it to kids though, my god that Demon saying "Your now mine" would of given kids nightmares for months. I hope they find the scenes from The Land Before Time that they couldn't show.
blue red NO EVIDENCE he has them. Bluth and Goldman said the scenes were not archived or saved.
Well there is an uncut scene from Land Before Time showing Sharptooth's battle with Littlefoot's mom.
I completely disagree. Kids love to be scared, and they can handle it. It always pays to treat kids with the credit they deserve and not talk down to them. I think cutting that was the WRONG thing to do, as it's patronizing. I know as a kid, my favorite part of EVERYTHING was trying to track down and see all the things that "they" didn't want me to.
While this whole thing is terrifying, I think the shot at 0:51 gets to me the most. Every time I see it, I feel like my heart drops to my stomach.
I can see why because it looks like a dragon's eye or a cat eye give or take which one is more accurate
Now let's hope that they'll releash the uncut version of Land Before Time.
1:18 What in the hell is that beast? I always assumed it was a mutated devil dragon but either way, that beast, AND the nightmare scene in particular, scared me as a kid and is still scary now. It's even more terrifying when we get to see these cut parts we never got to see before.
The hellhound
@@Groundhog27 Hellhound makes sense, I don't know how I didn't think of that before. XD Thanks!
I see it more upsetting than scary, i mean seeing a dog suffer like that breaks my heart, no dog deserves to go to hell, NEVER!!
Yeah even Charlie
Except for Goofy. He helped plan the September 11th terrorist attacks! 😂
Carface truly deserves to go to hell, at least with the way he is in this movie. After this he becomes a comic relief joke rather than evil.
Hot take: police dogs.
@@MikeCrain
He actually does in All Dogs Go To Heaven 2 by Red
I used to watch this movie. Noticing this now, I never knew they had an uncut scene. Looks cool to me.
This still is, by far, one of the most absolutely terrifying memories of my childhood. And that was the TAMED DOWN VERSION!?
I’ve NEVER seen these extra shots of the demon parts before...and they are pretty god damn scary and I’m in my 30s!!!!
It wasn’t until YEARS later that I realized 1:51
“You can neverrrr gooo baaaack.”
I’ve said it once, I’ll say it again,
*”DON BLUTH DOES **_NOT_** FUCK AROUND.”*
Troll in Central Park would have been a better movie if the Troll got sent to hell instead 😆
Too bad John Musker and Ron Clements turn the tables on Bluth
Well, that's one "restored" Don Bluth movie to cross off, now for "The Land Before Time."
Not done yet. What about "damn" and the car hit scene? But Land Before Time definitely needs some more searching done.
in the song "let me be surprised", charlie says "That Carface I'll kill him." The original line was "Damn Carface I'll kill him." you can visibly see him say damn.
The Pomeranian Prince That's ironic, since in Secret of NIMH, Justin clearly says damn in the scene where Mrs. Brisby is caught by the farmer's son. It's not censored or anything.
Gage Peruti Imagine if South Park's Hell was like this.
If you listen closely at 0:49, you can hear Charlie screaming as he falls into Hell. This sound is only heard in the full uncut version.
Aaron Stewart Try imagining this scene as Zalgo's Lair in Creepypasta and Jeff as his prisoner
Aaron Stewart It's kinda hard to hear Charlie Screaming though but still I like the uncut version too it's awesome and scary good :)
Aaron Stewart This scene is scarier than other Horror movies.
Katelyn Bodiford Now imagine Red (NES Godzilla creepypasta) saying "Now You're Mine!"
Growlie26 Yeah that be so cool too.
This kept me up at night after watching this scene BACK IN THE DAY
Lann The Man I didn't see this part when I was a kid, but now that I'm 25 with RUclips, I think it's fucking awesome! And it gave me ideas for one of my novels.
The cut version already terrified me as a child, Idk how I would've reacted if I saw this version instead. Damn
I swear that in the original theatrical release it was there because I remember seeing this in theaters and hearing the demon dog speak and it creeped me out but then when I saw the video version an tv one it wasn't there and I was confused.
Thanks again, Don Bluth, for giving me further childhood scarring. First was Land Before Time, then this. Secret of Nimh, however, remains your magnum opus for trauma.
You’re Welcome
I don't understand why this was cut. They still used pretty much the whole scene. Why trim it down? You could say rating but the whole movie is intense for a G rating.
Yeah. It's a great underrated movie :)
A great overrated movie
probably because those shots would of scared kids even more than it did in the cut version. its a shame imo cus it makes the scene much more cooler
This film is actually ridiculously close to being rated R: its status as an animated film may very well be its lone saving grace.
@@dexterbunco4212 yeah, it's funny how almost any animated film could get a G rating in the 80s and 90s (like this, and the Lion King which actually showed Mufasa's murder onscreen), and now it's completely gone the other way, and even films that are made for children and have pretty much no dark/disturbing/questionable content (for example, Frozen and the Secret Life of Pets) get a PG rating for something silly like "rude humor" or "mild action."
Whenever I feel deeply guilty about something, I think of this moment.
This was my favorite movie as a kid, I absolutely loved Charlie and felt deep connection to Anne Marie. But this scene was incredibly disturbing and stuck with me through my entire life. It's strange to look back on what was accepted in children's movies when I was a kid versus what there is today.
"You can never come back, you can never come back..." is burned into my brain, I don't think I'll ever forget that line and the inflection even when I'm old and grey.
-Danielle
I’m betting the animators liked doing this scene the best. 😄
And of couse for Mr. Don Bluth.
You can hear towards the end 'You can never go back." As if you twist that phrase the Heaven dog says & make it more frightening.
I thought this scene was awesome as a kid. The existential dread part didn't even occur to me until I was 8 or 9. When I was little, I had a fascination with these sorts of nightmarish scenes with over-the-top visuals (and lava). I even tried to build the skeleton boat out of LEGO, but I didn't have enough pieces in the right colors to work with. Back then I thought the trippy scene from Grinch Night was the coolest thing ever.Also, this scene syncs up amazingly with the hell-banishment music from Hell Girl (I believe the track is titled "Jigoku Rock") if you start playing it when the watch explodes.
I agree. Never tried the Hell Girl music, just might do it. In the daytime. LOL
it really set up the weight for the final scene where charlie's spirit visits her, because you know the weight of whats in store for him when the demon calls out his name to "return"
diddo. I can see why others thought it was scary but I was always fascinated with that scene and though it was pretty awesome. loved the boat and the little demons jumping at him
Awww, if only this was one of The Land Before Time's many lost scenes...hope something pops up soon.
He wanted those things to stay in the film. So why did he keep them to himself? He could have released a director's cut, it just doesn't make sense.
HypnoGaming I bet if there was a Land Before Time parody of Charlie's Nightmare in All Dogs go to Heaven Littlefoot would be Charlie and the Hell Hound would be the Original Sharptooth the one who killed his mother.
Sub-Zero: ......”The Netherrealm!”
Scorpion: “This is where I was reborn. This is where you will pay!”
Kids, be good, respect your parents and elders (filial piety), do good deeds, stay in school and off drugs, and don't kill anyone, or this will happen to you.
I'm a kid, bad kid, zero respect especially to compulsive people.
I skip school to do drugs, almost killed a student (I proved it was accident but it wasn't haha !!)
Can't wait for hell ;)
Johnny Bam sounds like you're already in it. If not, just wait until humanity decides to stop putting up with your idiocy. People have sympathy for a misbehaving child. They do not past a certain point.
I will be good. All u devils will regret your choices!
Somebody’s on the Highway to Hell! 😂😂😂
I don't believe fire and lava are evil..they're elemental energy of planets, hell would be a realm of suffering for the spirit entity
1:24
Sweet mother of all things mother!! This sent so many chills down my spine that I dont even know where to begin. The eyes, those teeth, the way he says that, and that evil grin. Yeah I can see why they cut that part out.
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 Yeah, I'll give it that. It gives the hellhound his personality.
@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 That would make Sharptooth sound awesome!
What's ironic about that is that The Land Before Time is in a similar predicament as this film, where several scenes had to be cut because they were considered too frightening for kids. Mostly involving Sharptooth, and the kids in danger. Sadly these scenes except with some trailers and other footage are considered lost.
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 Yup. Agreed.
@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 Really? I never knew that. I wonder who they would've chosen to do his voice.
A couple of other fun facts for it include Spielberg considering to cast Robin Williams as Petrie's voice, but his son insisted to have Will Ryan do it instead. And another was that the movie was to have no dialogue at all, similar to Fantasia's Rite of Spring segment
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 Yeah, me neither. Giving the characters a voice was a good idea. I can imagine a whole sequence like that......just not a whole movie.
Did anybody notice, the picture at 0:51 was the drawing of Sharptooth's eye when he wakes up and Cera is about to bunt her head at him until she sees the eye?
Manders Channel hey you're right
Manders Channel IT'S SHARP TOOTH!!!! HE'LL EAT US, HE'LL EAT US RUUUUUUUUN!!!!.
We all saw it. Its the thumbnail of the video you ass.
This scene needs to be a meme because it's the scariest scene ever
Now that You say that, it kind of does..
I'm 18 and this is just as terrefying as it used to be ( when i was a kid ), especially the music at the beining
Adds more character to the hellhound, wish they kept this in the movie
This scene was too scary to be in the 2016 DOOM reboot. Lol
If you think it scared the it’s scared the hell out of us 90s kids imagine the current generation of snowflakes kids ❄️
@@werty21100 Did you say snowflake unironically?
Broly The legendary super saiyan being scared of something doesn’t automatically make someone a snowflake🤦🏾♂️
Broly The legendary super saiyan I'm 13 I ain't a snowflake just cause this dented scene is dark..
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 i know right why are the best movies always underrated sometimes people can blissfully oblivious and end up missing out on something good
A Family Picture.
Everyone is just talking about that big dragon saying "You are mine", but im over here terrified of this thing! 0:57
The 80s was the decade of scaring kids sleepless
So as the 90s Pagemaster Mr Hyde!
90s too
With movies, cartoons, scary closing logos, etc.
I imagine how much this scene scared people who watched this as kids.
I don't have to because it did with me.🤣
The satan dog was so much more threatening than the evil cat from the second one, such a downgrade.
I believe that red, the demon cat, was a henchman of the hellhound from the first movie.
I can understand why, though. The hellhound is a little too powerful and a force of nature for the more cunning and scheming type of villain the sequel was going for. It makes more sense.
@@geoffreyrichards6079 why couldn't the hellhound be both scheming and powerful?
@@anthonyluetmer8499 He’s shown to not exactly be all that discreet in the movie, manifesting in his true monstrous form in the mortal realm when he allows Charlie’s ghost to visit Anne-Marie before Annabelle drives him away.
@@geoffreyrichards6079 well he could have learned to be more discreet.
Forget the Dragon's Lair movie, I want Don Bluth to make a Doom movie!
He's dead now unfortunately so that's not going to happen
@@hideakiakio6698 No he isn't.
@@Bauglir100 I remember something about him being dead maybe I'm thinking of someone else
EDIT: it was his brother Toby Bluth who died
Did that Dragon's Lair movie ever get made?
@Ty - apparently it’s getting the “live-action” treatment on Netflix with Ryan Reynolds as Dirk.
R.I.P. Burt Reynolds
Amen.
Let's not forget about Anna Manahan, Charles Nelson Reilly, Dom DeLuise, Godfrey Quibley, Judith Barsi and Vic Tayback (the voices of Stella Dallas, Killer, Itchy Itchiford, Terrier, Anne-Marie and Carface Carruthers).
They passed away as well.
Proves that hell is NOT a nice place!
This always scared The Literal hell out of me, when I was a child.
0:52 *This scene was cut when Don Bluth showed this at a animation class*
I had no idea this was cut, I could remember about more than half it it. But then again I hadn't seen the movie since then.
Dashuto Only the low quality parts were cut.
Don Bluth posted the picture of the deleted footage on his Twitter
Hellhound’s voice would actually be really good for Sharptooth if he could talk.
This scene has always creeped me as a child, but I could never lift my terrified gaze from it.
You, too? 😮
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376Eh? 😮
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 No kidding.
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 Okay.
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 Dang. ):
I was terrified of this scene when I was little.
Holy! In my twenties and this creeps me out!
Same here
didto
Same! Last time I watched the movie I fast forwarded through this scene!
I remember getting this movie on VHS as a kid, and as soon as my parents saw this the tape disappeared...
You should thank the Lord that CGI in kids films hasn't gotten to the point that they can effectively pull this kind of stuff and that they're gearing towards more lighter humor nowadays. Hopefully, things will eventually reach the darkness of those films in in the 80s and 90s because it's really shocking how much you could get away with back then.
Grimoire666 Well, it may require hoping in vain that any kids won’t end up being humiliated by being called an “old fogey in a kid’s body” for being raised strictly on what ever the kids’ parents grew up with!
Grimoire666 how is that a good thing? The darkness in these movies were great! The saccharin sweetness of today's films don't mentally prepare children to grow up
MrArmystrong85 You kidding me? The Lion King the father dies, adventure Time, everyone is dead, therooap their is death everywhere.
Scenes like these don't build children up, they terrify them.
@@UltraEgoMc If you don't terrify kids when they're young, they're going to be scared of everything when they're older. Stop wrapping kids in bubble wrap.
Alienbicc Did you not read my comment?
You know, for kids!
yeah seriously the late 80s for cartoons were pretty intense.
Fun fact: Frank Welker, the voice of the Hellhound, also voiced Abu and the Cave of Wonders in Aladdin.
The moment the demon spoke I felt chills running down my spine and I'm an adult in my late 20's. And Don Bluth wanted to screen this for kids? What the fuck dude?!
This scene isn't so bad if you picture Judith Barsi's father going through that
I wish The Land Before Time's deleted scenes were found. There's 11-13 minutes of fully animated footage that is still lost. A lot more than All Dogs Go To Heaven.
They was even more terrifying then This scene, apparently, and thats why they were deleted.
@@godzilla4189 I remember seeing that movie when it was first released (Land Before Time) and you actually saw Sharptooth kill Littlefoot's Mother (it was not just the shadows like you saw in the VHS release and TV versions they showed after that). It was pretty intense especially for the 80's!
That would have scared the pants off of me as a kid if that were in the original version! O_O
Thanks for the nightmares! Sweet dreams are boring!
0:53
I thought Little Foot's mom went to Hell and was made into a boat when I was a kid. I was like, "she was such a good mama dinosaur. What did she do to deserve this?"
Even with being an 80's child...not sure how or why this is even considered scary. 🤣🤣
They were wise to cut the footage down. Some of it is even frightening for adults. The extra footage would not have passed for a G rating at all. But then again, the subject of Hell is already disturbing enough for the G rating.
I remember when I watched whole cartoon at age of 8, this scene turned my blood freeze every time but I still watched it again and again!
HOLY SHIT!!!! THAT WAS FRIGHTENING!!!!!
When you think about it, Charlie would be the first dog that demon ever got to torment.
Activeassholeonroids ??
Activeassholeonroids And then Carface soon after.
all the more reason why he wanted charlie in hell
Shadow VA Carface would still be in hell, regardless. Maybe he would be able to torture Charlie all he wants AFTER the hellhound's through with Charlie. In that case, it would be insult to injury for Charlie.
My god. That was even WORSE. The movement and angles they cut out actually were panic inducing. This scene was always a horror fave but- damn. That would have given me nightmares!
I remember watching this movie quite a few times when I was a kid, and this used to be my favorite part. And to be honest, it still is, seeing that this is hands down the best scene in the movie in terms of these edgy visuals and the effort that Don Bluth's studio put into it's nicely detailed animation, and seeing this recently discovered uncut version of the scene makes it even better for me!
Also, about the way the Devil dog is presented here compared to the way he was presented in the final shortened scene, I think it makes him more menacing in a way that seems like he should've been the main villain of the movie instead of the mobster dog Carface. In my opinion, that would've made the movie a bit more satisfying to me since few movies with Heaven/Hell elements seem to have the Devil as the lead bad guy. Don Bluth could've done this sort of thing earlier on during production on the movie, but that's only my personal point of view.
Umm, I don't know. I personally think the Hellhound *not* grinning or laughing and just having a kind of a disembodied voice makes him scarier than how he's here in the uncut version. I sort of like the idea that he's not presented as a driving force in the final version but rather a "matter-of-fact" presence reigning over doggie hell, like a force of nature or something, if you catch my drift. I think him laughing makes him more caricaturish, much like the evil cat devil in the sequel, which isn't half as scary. I like that the final version of the first film focuses more on the evil present in Carface and his mob, or "human evil", if you will. Carface is more of a sidekick in the sequel. The Hellhound feels more mysterious and thus scary in the final version.
I actually saw the sequel first, so I was surprised how dark undertones the first film has and how Carface really is evil.
i love how people are saying this isn't in the actual movie. it was in a VHS version. we had it when i was little. scared the crap out of me.
This uncut version? Maybe you should rip that scene out from the VHS. So we can see the uncut segment in its entirety.
@@DarkDoge I would, but it either got lost in a move or sold in a garage sale years ago. Which I know, sounds convenient, but I actually miss the movie and wish we still had it.
@@evilkitsune9968 Darn it :( Do you remember the cover exactly? Maybe that could help identify the vhs tape that has the deleted footage.
@@DarkDoge last time I saw it, I was pretty young but I think it had a g rating.
I thought that Don Blyth was the only one who had the uncut version?
Thanks for uploading
SethWolfbaine/WolfgangTheHusky Bluth doesn't have it, Gary Goldman doesn't have it. The latter said the scenes were discarded and not saved.
I wish this full scene was included in the full movie of All Dogs Go To Heaven. Why was it not? The film would also have to be rated P.G. If this scene was.
It woulda bumped up the rating of the movie, making it less likely to get parents to buy.
International releases like latin american version came fully uncut with the murder of Charlie included, and carface thugs beating itchy this was an american censorship problem.
Anna McDermott they won’t
The uncut version of this movie was stolen from Don Bluth‘s house
Pretty much to my pleasure 😇
This movie was scary as is in so many ways. Let alone this..
....How the FUCK could he sit there in the next movie and sing about it being "Too Heavenly" after seeing THIS? Holy shit I'd never want to leave if it mean't that thing would come after me.
WAIT, THERE'S MORE TO THIS SCENE?!?!?!?!
This is how I know I've always had a bit of an abstract imagination; the rest of the stuff didn't freak me out that much as a kid, but because I had never heard whale song before the sound of it playing at 0:44 really freaked me out.
Man no wonder why they cut the hellhound he was truly terrifying as the devil especially the close up of his face "Now you are mine"
Would his voice be more terrifying if he was voiced by Tim Curry or the late Tony Jay?
Fortunately, it was just a nightmare that Charlie had experienced. 2:02
I saw this film when I was 7 & I'm 41 now. This movie still today upsets me. I think of it from time to time & when I try to tell someone about it & I get to the scene when Charlie has to go to heaven & Squeaker says No Charwee, don't go & he says he has to & licks her chick she grabs & hugs him for dear life I still tear up. This movie absolutely the most emotionally depressing tearjerking animated cinema to have ever been made to date as well as An American Tail: Fievel Goes West. The most emotionally heartbreaking live action film for children hands down is My Girl, I still cry tears I mean streams of tears when I watch My Girl. These were in my opinion the top tier/the top three movies for children that caused us the most emotionally heightened sense of woe, melancholy that we internalized during our childhood that still inhabits & fucks with our mind, soul & body today.