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All Dogs Go To Heaven 2 - AniMat’s Classic Reviews
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- Опубликовано: 2 апр 2020
- For a movie with a bunch of heavenly dogs, it sure was hell to go through all that
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Animat: doesn’t like dogs kissing the same way people do
Lady and the Tramp: am I a joke to you??????
Patience, wait until he reviews that movie. Chances are he could elaborate more on what he meant.
I know how he feels. As much as I like Chicken Run, I never liked the birds having human teeth. It's a little strange.
They're already anthropamorphised enough to talk, occasionally walk on two legs, have human expressions and all that, so I really don't see a problem with them kissing like humans too.
They don't kiss like humans do there. They kiss like dogs in thses kind of movies.
@@TheAdorkableRJ they don't walk on two legs, they have the same design as the onse from the lion king.
My main issue with this is that it has absolutely NOTHING to do with its predecessor. No mention of Anne Marie, and it's set in modern day San Francisco, not 1930's New Orleans.
To be fair, they probably didn't include Anne Marie out of respect for what happened to her voice actress.
@@cintronproductions9430 true
@@cintronproductions9430 that didn't stop the makers of the land before time sequels from getting a new actress for Ducky.
Thomas Huffman true
Yeah, what bothers me Itchy has just now past. The sequel appears to be the 90's. How did Itchy live to be 60?! I've never seen a dog live to even 20!
I can understand why Anne Marie is absent, because Judith was tragically killed by her terrible dad. But Killer doesn't have that excuse. He only appeared in its version of A Christmas Carol and the animated series... Which I never heard of until people told Bobsheaux about it!
RIP Judith Barsi. Always in our hearts.
Surprisingly, I saw this first before the original. The climax against the demonic dragon dog was the only thing I remembered from it.
Well, then your memory is worse than you think, because it was a demon CAT, not a dragon dog
Me too, it was boring!😑
Me too.
I also saw the Tim Burton Planet of the Apes film before the original and liked the original better. The same thing applies to this one to for me.
@@autumbreeze1129 ITS A CAT? WHAT-
It Feels So Good To Be Bad is one of the best villain songs ever written!
Anthony Forde I know right, I don’t get the hate for this one?
Anthony Forde Oh Yeah!
I found Red as a Very Entertaining Villan
I found the song really catchy. It's kinda like a tango song or something else but it's a really good song. Also sometimes I can't help but hum along or even sing along to it cause it's that good.
This movie made Charlie a lot less likable than in the original. If anything I thought he came off as way more despicable which made me hate this movie even more.
I'm sure Burt Reynolds would be embarrassed. Was Charlie Sheen just chosen as the actor because the character's name is Charlie?
Charlie more selfish in this one.
@@WillieManga Charlie Sheen was chosen because Burt Reynolds wasn't available at the time.
@@WillieManga Nostalgia Critic: “They probably picked an actor that can easily answer to his name.”
@@orangeslash1667 Yeah I know Reynolds didn't return but I am just baffled Sheen was his stand in.
Ironically, Charlie Sheen not only shares Charlie's name, but also was a dog in a much worse animated film.
The Ultimate Spider Critic yep and we’re not gonna mention it’s name
Food fight
I hope I don't suffer the same fate as Sheen.
No you mean a much more INCREDIBLE animated film 🎞 😼😹😹
No wonder Sheen turned to drugs...
Animated Dr Seuss movies
The Lorax: Mediocre
The Grinch: Okay
Horton Hears A Who: ???
Jack Lehane Horton hears a who in my opinion is a great movie
Yeah it's a really good movie in my opinion. It even has an anime scene in it, so if you like anime you may get a chuckle out of it lol
George Robertson Yeah, I used to watch it all the time when I was younger. I may still have the DVD lying around somewhere.
Horton Hears a Who is so gonna get a really good review by AniMat!
I just realised The Classic Review of Horton Hears A Who will be at the start of May
The next classic review is "Horton Hears a Who”. That movie has a fantastic cast like Jim Carrey, Amy poehler, Steve carell, Carol Burnett, Will arnett, and Seth rogen.
The only a list celebrities in that movie are Steve Carell and Jonah Hill. Since they're oscar nominees.
And it's possibly the only good movie based on a Dr. Seuss work.
@@brendis16851 and a little bit of the grinch by Illumination.
@@tomhulce852 The Grinch (2018) was okay. At least it was more enjoyable than the 2000 version
Queen Barb The Grinch from 2018 was alright, but forgettable. I honestly remember the Jim Carrey Grinch more than the 2018 version.
Horton Hears a Who is next. I’m very excited about that!
MegaSoulHero animat should do a classic review of the brave little toaster.
I don't like how Horton feels threatened by a kangaroo. Why doesn't he just step on her or break her neck with his trunk? He's a fricking elephant, an invincible living mountain that throws lions around like ragdolls, and Horton gets harassed by a kangaroo, an animal that gets eaten by dogs. DOGS!!!
Cintrón Productions - It’s because Horton isn’t a violent character.
Me too!
Queen Barb I actually might request that
The voice of Carface died not long after the original film came out so they had no choice but to replace him but at least Charles Neilson Reilly came back as Killer for the show
Mathieu Leblanc true, but that DOESN'T excuse the filmmakers from replacing Burt Reynolds with Charlie Sheen. If they don't have Reynolds reprise the role, okay, but at least get an actor who sounds close enough to him!
Thomas Huffman They probably did not care and just saw this as an excuse to cash in on a potential franchise like Disney we’re doing
Man, given how all the main cast is dead now, watching the predecessor makes me a little uncomfortable. I still love it, but it has a lot of tragedy surrounding it.
@@WillieManga Ken Paige (King Gator): HEY! I’m still alive!
“I will always be with you” was probably my favorite thing that came out of this movie. It obviously isn’t the same as “somewhere out there” from An American Tail, but I felt like the good song was overshadowed by the issues in the movie.
Honestly i have a soft spot for this movie. Is it bad: yes, but i don't hate it. It's mediocre imo, but watchable. 5/10 for me.
1st 7/10
2nd 3/10
I also have a soft spot for this movie cause it was a part of my childhood. The characters are ok but what really gets me to watch it over and over are the villains. Carface and Red are the perfect evil duo that is until the series with Belladonna, so I'd give the characters a 4/10.
The songs 6/10
The story 3/10
The movie 7/10
About heaven and earth let's take things in a different direction not about living and being dead but to live as a mortal without ever being brought back from the dead in the sequel for the innocents especially carface
This movie was released in theaters?! All these years, I honestly thought this was a direct-to-video sequel. Huh. This is a huge surprise here.
Two other animated films that could've been released direct-to-video but were instead released in theaters include "Return to Never Land" and "The Jungle Book 2".
I actually don't mind that dogs kiss like humans do. I think it's cute.
I found it cute as well
You know for something that's trying to be the original, at least its not as terribly remembered as of other Movies I've seen that tried to do the same thing.
This is just okay, at least it's better then The Secret of NIMH 2. Like that is the worst! It just makes this movie better in comparison!
I have a box set of All Dogs Go To Heaven 1 & 2 and Secret Of NIMH 1 & 2. I can say that they are BOTH absolute garbage. For me NIMH 2 is slightly better because if it were scripted better I could personally salvage the films plot.
come to order! C.G.:the Cartoon Judge! I thought that Charlie was more unlikable. In the original even though he was a horrible character, he sacrificed his life and risked going to Hell for Anne Marie. He kept his promise to find her a family despite not having any intention initially to do so. He actually grows and learns to care about others. He regresses in the sequel and I’m pretty sure that this movie along with Food Fight! gave Charlie Sheen HIV...
Alan Oliva The Secret of NIMH 2 sucked, but it at least TRIED to follow the same time line as its predecessor. This has absolutely nothing to do with its predecessor.
I will Always be with You is the best song out of the whole movie
Here’s how I would have fixed this movie:
1. Have Burt Reynolds come back as Charlie.
2. Bring in Don Bluth and Gary Goldman as executive producers and consultants.
3. Have Killer be in heaven, and when Carface teams up with Red, Killer feels ignored.
4. Give it a bigger budget so it can justify being in theaters.
5. Bring back King Gator in Heaven.
6. Make David Anne-Marie’s grandson. At the end, Charlie could have seen the old Anne-Marie, and it could lead to a really powerful moment.
You meant to say grandson, right?
Yes. My mistake.
Charlie Sheen sounds Honestly more unexpected, with all due respect to burt reynolds but charlie in the first movie vase hardly a likable character and reynolds don't exactly come across as the friendly type, charlie Sheen fits the likable character and someone who enjoy the rough aspects of life more like gambling. The two of them we're not doing so hot back then, killer returns in future, I think m.g.m vase in financial trouble back then if they handling direct to DVD, in the movie fleas don't go with dogs so doubt a gator allowed in doggy heaven. It's written grandSon!
What do you think Charlie and Anne-Marie would've done if they did see each again?
Alberto Herrera 2 Point 6 Yes! That would have been a moving, bittersweet moment!
“what wikipedia article did you edit my death into?”
“All Dogs go to Heaven 2.”
-Benery
A shame, the first one is great and so underrated
Honestly i don't think the second film is that bad. I have a soft spot for it.
@@e1iteyoshi998 And I grew up with this movie before I even heard that the first film was directed by Don Bluth.
@@CaybyJ Same.
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 Yeah.
There was a plan for the movie that gordon freeman was gonna die at the end of all "dogs go to the movie 2."
I like this sequel and the TV series.
This had a tv series?
@@cintronproductions9430 yes it did it last 3 season and it's on DVD.
I saw a bit of the animation on the TV Series from this review.
And Oh Boy!! It looks cheap and pretty crappy.
@@Joshua_Quinzel_Isley I still like it. 😀👍
I also enjoyed watching this movie.
Heaven is a place on earth...except this movie XD
Dream Master XD
I'd like to say George Hearn's PERFORMANCE of his song is memorable (you can't fake that kind of enthusiasm) although the song itself is rather by the numbers. He makes it possible to derive some enjoyment from it, like "Whoa, that actor has a great range and he really sang the ***t out of that thing."
I kinda wished we could've just focus more on Anne Marie and her family Instead of they didn't due to oblivious reason. (Who I still sorry for and still cry about and still feel sorry for the poor girl and hope that abusive jerk Is still rotting In Hell torment each day until he's nothing but not empty shell along with all the other abusers) but still It could've been worse and this was obliviously met to promote the TV Series later on and not only that If this thing ever get rebooted up there with the newer line of Don Bluth's Live Action Reboot (because Disney's doing It when to this one as well), I still wish the best of luck for Bluth although if he was still In charge of this sequel he easily would've retooled or rejected It for cashing In on his frame.
My guilty pleasure Is the songs that I actually like even to this day Is "It's Too Heavenly Here" (and compare It to Sonic Unleashed's Main Theme you'll might get a hidden riff of the beginning part there) "I'll Always Be With You All" (which always gets me teary eye for and saving for a special girlfriend to meet someday and share a duet with), and finally "Easy Street" (where me and my friends from my childhood played our own "Ed Edd N' Eddy" styled roles).
❤️💖 I do strongly agree with you. It would've been better if they go into the direction of Hook and Christopher Robin where Anne Marie grows up as a beautiful young woman in her early age of 20's who lost her ability to talk to animals anymore just like Robin Williams Peter Pan just his ability to fly where Charlie and Itchy trying to be reunited with her but she doesn't remember them or can't talk to them. Charlie and Itchy must find the way to be reunited with Anne Marie and learning the importance lesson of remember and loved. Charlie would have met grown up Anne Marie while sitting in the park bench while she's struggling to live her adult life and she must go back what's like being a kid again. Make Anne Marie as the main protagonist while Charlie and Itchy be the secondary main characters. It would have been an emotional heartwarming story of connecting your close family members and friends much like Disney's Christopher Robin, Pixar's Coco and Hook. 💖❤️
@@alexismartinez8343 Glad you actually agree with me, I just didn't want to disrespect the orginal young actress who played her due to her "unlikely relationship" with that miserable excuse for a dad but at least you like my Idea better.
Joey Margolian Agreed. I feel bad fo the young child actress Judith Barsi, she could have so much potential to be a next big name celebrity or talented voice actress. I would love to named my future daughter Judith as a nice tribute and homage to her. What do you think the idea if All Dogs Go to Heaven 2 was more like Hook and Christopher Robin route where Anne Marie was a grown up and reunite with Charlie and Itchy?
Also I agreed that we wished to see what they could've just focus more on Anne Marie and her family Instead of they didn't due for some reason. That I would have love to see.
@@alexismartinez8343 I like some of the points that you made and yes Charlie and Itchy should really reunite with her. But who still gonna be the villain and what about Killer rather he's redeem or wants to be his own stand alone villlain?
Not all movies deserve a sequel.
True, but honestly it's at least watchable.
Racing Stripes deserves a sequel. I'm joking. XD
@@queenbarb9292 Nah, if Bolt gets a sequel they'll probably either give the middle finger to the first movie and ruin it, or they'll just have the characters not do much and forget they're even in the movie for 30 minutes.
This movie is a guilty pleasure for me. I actually loved the villain in this movie, Red. He's a very underrated villain and George Hearn did such a FANTASTIC job with his voice! I liked Carface too, but he's not the same as he was in the first movie and that was one of my disappointments in this movie. But Red is what saved this movie for me. Sasha is awesome too! :P
This one is a guilty pleasure for me. It was on a lot when I was younger, so I watched it more than the original. I have a soft spot for this movie’s songs, more so I’ll Always Be With You, and it has its fun moments. The first one is obviously better, but I can’t call this the worst Don Bluth sequel. I’d give that to Secret of NIMH 2.
@@scoutart1508 but still a generic song. And the story is a mess. And the animation is mediucore. And the characters are annoying and generic, and-
Okay I can't defeand this movie.
@@scoutart1508 okay... are you trying to proove a point or what? I get that this is an opinon and shit but I still dosen't understanding how it stands above the rest.
@@scoutart1508 well, eceryone has ups and downs. And, why do I need to care?
@@scoutart1508 well, I don't care. Maybe they just didn't gave in any effort at all.
@@scoutart1508 from what you read.
all dogs get coronavirus 2
Jajajaja
Anyone else notice George Hearn uses a shaving razor in his song? Nice reference to him playing the lead in the Broadway production of "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street".
And what a mighty voice he has for singing too.
I remember ADGTH but don't remember the sequel much!
RIP Burt Reynolds & Judith Barsi!
Next time a movie starring an emo character that Doug Walker reviewed!
And RIP Anne Marie
Like, what kinda of father murders his only child?
@@mariajimenafigueroa8311 That's just so messed up!
I love the first film so much. Don Bluth did a terrific job. This sequel... frankly, Don Bluth should've came back. It could've been as worthy as the first. For what it is, :-P
8:05 Did the fire hydrant move? Never noticed that before, guess the VHS quality and cropped ratio hid that detail.
They really blew it when they had Gordon Freeman die at the end.
OMG, “Horton Hears a Who” is next! This movie is one of my favorite Dr. Seuss movies and it’s also one of my childhood favorites. Everything about this movie, like the cast, animation, and writing are very well done. I can’t wait to see you review this in May.
Missed opportunity to call it All Dogs Go Back to Heaven, All Dogs Go to Heaven Again or All Dogs Return to Heaven.
One of the worst sequels to a Don Bluth movie? You must’ve skipped “The Secret of NIMH 2: Timmy’s Great Adventure” or the direct-to-video “An American Tail” sequels. This movie is worst than those movies? Yeah, sure, AniMat. Whatever you say.
I think he knows that. Plus he putted Secret of NIMH 2 into the Top 10 worst animated sequels.
The Baltimore Movie Trailer Park He would probably give The Secret of NMH 2 a 2/10. Also he never said it was the worst Don Bluth movie sequel.
M.D. Webster oh yeah, that’s right. He did put it on that list. It’s been awhile since I saw that video so I must’ve forgot.
Chill Player 123 yeah, it’s been a while since I saw his old videos. I must’ve forgot.
Am I the only one who knew there was also a cartoon series to this movie?
Gionathan Curry I did
No, I actually used to watch it as a child.
I remember watching this movie on VHS when I was a kid, I like some part of it. I really like the visual they used for the vilain. I also remember I skipped a lot of scenes just to go back to good scenes.
One good thing I can say is that at least it's not Secret of NIMH 2.
How did they get to make a sequel to that great movie without Buth's involvement?
Jacinda Ellison: MGM owned the rights to the characters.
@@eugeneketaminekrebs3403 oh, ok. Thanks!
Gordon Freeman is dead
I miss him every day
5:34 The police station scene looks like something out of Cow and Chicken and I.M. Weasel than Don Bluth. Did David Feiss work on this?
El Perro Spike Yes,I agree
Yes he did
He was a storyboard artist, character designer, and directing animator
@@eaglerockzproductions7278 Shrek: “Well… that explains a lot!”
Fun Fact: Mark Watters composed the songs and his strength is ceremonial work. He composed most of the music for the opening and closing ceremonies for the Atlanta 1996 and Salt Lake 2002 Olympics. He also does, ironically, direct to video movies and tv series. Go figure.
The best part of All Dogs Go To Heaven 2 is when Gordon Freeman sacrifices himself and dies to save Bubby, Tommy and Dr Coomer.
That part was sad
❤️💖 If Judith Barsi was still alive and survived, it would've been nice for her to reprised her role as Anne Marie in the sequel of All Dogs Go to Heaven 2. I truly missed Anne Marie as a character and Judith Barsi as an actress as well respectively.
Speaking of All Dogs Go to Heaven 2, it would've been better if they go into the direction of Hook and Christopher Robin where Anne Marie grows up as a beautiful young woman in her early age of 20's who lost her ability to talk to animals anymore just like Robin Williams Peter Pan just his ability to fly where Charlie and Itchy trying to be reunited with her but she doesn't remember them or can't talk to them. Charlie and Itchy must find the way to be reunited with Anne Marie and learning the importance lesson of remember and loved. Charlie would have met grown up Anne Marie while sitting in the park bench while she's struggling to live her adult life and she must go back what's like being a kid again. Make Anne Marie as the main protagonist while Charlie and Itchy be the secondary main characters. It would have been an emotional heartwarming story of connecting your close family members and friends much like Disney's Christopher Robin, Pixar's Coco and Hook. 💖❤️
Or, if they kept her as a kid, they could have gotten the kid who voiced Ducky in the land before time sequels (I forgot her name)
@ That's the girl I was referring to. They could have gotten her to voice Anne Marie in an ADGTH sequel. That would have been better than this bland kid we got.
Thomas Huffman I do strongly agree with you. I would rather have Anne Marie in the sequel than this bland kid. I personality never liked or care about David. He's just a bland little kid with barely any personality what made Anne Marie a likable and memorable character in the original first film.
What happens if Charlie bumps into Anne Marie as an adult?
But Anne Marie can't remember, then she can't remember. We shouldn't force anyone to recognize anyone who was from their past a very long time ago.
Coming up for the next review, Jim Carrey stars in Horton Hears a Who! (I don’t know why I had to speak in rhyme, but considering that Dr. Seuss rhymes a lot in his books, might as well do so.)
David Feiss of "Cow & Chicken" helped direct this film, actually.
I asked him about it in this interview I did with him: platypuscomix.com/people/davefeiss.html
i just saw Saberspark's video on Rock & Rule and what he told me was that MGM destroyed the movie so just like WB they didn't care about ADGTH 2 all MGM wanted was some parents money
"I will always be with you" must not be that forgettable since ive herd it on the radio even long after the movie was made.
You forgot the heartbreaking scene where Gordon Freeman died. Probably had the best acting in the entire movie.
I hope Don Bluth can make his first 3D computer-animated film
That would never happen. Don hates Computer Animation.
Another notorious example of a last minute change is how Doug's 1st Movie was made to be DTV but they decided to suddenly switch it to a theater release because The Rugrats Movie became a huge hit (and Doug was originally Nickelodeon property before Disney tainted it), they thought it should be on the big screen when it should've been a TV movie or even straight-to-video. The irony is that it did better in VHS sales than in theaters so they should've stuck with their original choice. Also, the name is just wrong because it sounds like they believed that it was gonna be successful enough to have more of them made like with Pokemon.
Sheesh. You made Timmy to the Rescue look like a theatrical movie that won an Oscar.
I saw this when I was really young. I’m surprised that I remember it as much as I do.
Now it’s been a long time, so I have no idea if I would like this movie now. But the main thing I remember is the climax of the film, where the villain used the horn to trap all the heavenly dogs, including the pink one, in the cages, which also stripped them of their heavenly power. I was always impressed by how dark and messed up that was.
This is the sequel to the classic “All Dogs Go To Heaven”
It's pronounced "Borg-nine."
Alezander2002 same with Stephen Schwartz
I still say it's better than the previous.
same. I wasn't a fan of the first but i think the sequel; is actually pretty good
Who wants to see Charlie and Carface in heaven for real?
The 40s Era sucks
Anne Marie is or was an orphan but that didn't take matters deeply in the plot
5:29 - In speaking of the character designs, if you find these designs familiar to you, they were actually designed by David Feiss (Creator of Cow and Chicken and I am Weasel) who was one of the character designers of this sequel.
Dude i'll be blunt here:Charlie Wasn't Likable in the first movie"! I mean he Exploited and Lied to a Little Girl, with burt didn't do much to make him likable. Charlie Sheen not only sounds belivably likable but the plot about trying to seek excitement in a place where's none is much more identifiable than EXPLOITATION AND LIES. And about the songs not being memorable charlie by:"it's too heavenly here"wants to GET OUT a feeling WE know ALL TOO WELL right now! I'm not trying to say the movie is a masterpiece but it's not entirely trash either just trying to shed a little positive light whenever I can considering the reason Disney become so SHIT nowadays is because the fans we're a Bunch of nitpicky negative nancy!(also i seen a review by the media hunter and he has a point charlie is really unlikable in the first movie.)
exactly.
Sorry for mentioning this, but considering how your thoughts on both movies are the exact opposite of Mr. Coat's, I wonder how HE would react to this review. Lol
Also, at 8:34, I thought to myself "Just take the dang horn back!"
Well given what happened between him and Mr coat I get the impression Matt won’t care what he thinks.
I could be wrong but that’s what I personally suspect.
It's awesome to find out how this second adventure with our crafty and fun dogs is entertaining but could've had more of the heart we loved from the original. Another interesting and informative video. Keep it up!
RIP Gordon Feetman
Electric:This is the worsr Dun bluth Sequel
The secret of Nimnh 2: Am i a joke to you
The '90s
Every studio in Hollywood: let's try to be like Disney!!!!
Disney: Good luck with that Bitches.
Fox animation: we are making an animated Anastasia with Don Bluth!
Disney: I'll buy you in 20 years.
If Killer were in All Dogs Go To Heaven 2, he would have a redemption arc.
the demon dog villain in this scared me as a kid
They are anthropomorphic, not fully but they are capable of human level thought processes, and able to move in ways a fully feral animal can't move. There are degrees of anthro it's not just feral or anthro.
Despite Animat’s review, I actually enjoyed this follow up to All Dogs (due to it being more energetic and lighter than the first, as well as being released around the late 90’s my fav part of that decade) and yes, it actually served as a pilot for the All Dogs TV series, which a few of my coworkers remember very fondly.
Where is Gordon Freeman?
Anne Marie could’ve (& should’ve in my opinion lol) been tastefully cameoed as an adult. Since this takes place in the 90s vs 30’s, she would’ve aged quite a bit. Heck she coulda even been the kids grandma or whatever. Cliche, but whatever. Maybe even a random helpful stranger idk. I guess they tried to dodge it completely by shoving the plot/characters into the future/different time zone & a different setting/city for the sake of convenience to avoid expending too many creative, knot- tying brain cells 🧠 it seems to me that this whole film was just anti-cat propaganda & im not ok with that 😾
When did Gordon die in the movie?
For the peapole that don't get it in a series of videos called Half Life VR but the AI is self aware a chacter says he edited the death of Gordon free man in all dogs go to heaven 2, afte that Gorodns death got edited in that Wikipedia protected the article.
Gear up for July 6.
Horton hears a who!!!!!
My favorite animated Dr. Seuss movie!!!
Could you review rugrats in Paris? I would really like it
I agree
I predicted it would get an 8 or 9
Horton Hears A Who is next
I thought the film was... okay, for the most part, a decent sit-through. It's at least buoyed by the choice, inexplicable but understandable, to replace the voice of Charlie from Burt Reynolds to Charlie "Tiger Blood" Sheen. I literally can't unhear his character from Two and A Half Men, this feels like something he'd have done as Charlie Waffles, and just as drunk he was in the show to boot.
Also, part of the reason the film looks more "cartoony" is because the animation was done by David Feiss- amongst his other work is the Cartoon Cartoons "Cow and Chicken" and "I.M. Weasel", which share a similar style. I like it, it adds a unique style to the film, even if it is sacrilegious compared to Bluth's style.
Through some foule magic, I had this sequel on VHS as a kid but not the original.
We finally get to review the good dr suess movie.
And how shocking that this was released along side Oliver and company it was rereleased in theaters in 1996
I never thought I say this but... I think Charlie Sheen is better off in Two and a half Men than any animated dogs, He already ruined animated dogs twice.
Woof.
@@MauriceBear Why did you say that?
JamesTheBrony/JTB i was saying in the context of Charlie Sheen part of two animated movies about dogs that are terrible this one and Food Fight?
@@MauriceBear You catch on real quick.
6:33 Well, the dogs did walk on two legs occasionally in the first movie, and they don’t even do that as much in this movie. How are dogs kissing like people weirder than that?
Plus. they are more cartoonish than certain other fictional dogs.
I may be alone here, but I love All Dogs Go To Heaven 2 and it's one of my favorite animated movies of all time. I suppose the animation isn't great but it does look decent. And I do find the songs to be good as well. On Easy Street is my favorite, I remember singing that coming home from school once. :)
The first one at that time was my favorite movie. That changed as I got older, and I liked it a little less. I can't explain why, but I loved this more. I should see the first one more.
This is my list of favorite animated movies for reference:
The Prince of Egypt and Joseph: King of Dreams(1998 and 2000).
Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie(2002).
The Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything(2008).
The Star(2017).
Grave of the Fireflies(1988).
The Hunchback of Notre Dame(1996) + other Disney movies.
South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut(1999).
The Peanuts Movie(2015).
The Grinch(2018).
Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius(2001).
Curious George(2006).
All Dogs Go To Heaven 2(1996).
Antz(1998).
Shrek(2001).
Sausage Party(2016).
Fantastic Planet(1973).
Me too
This is only the second time ever where I have TOTALLY ABSOLUTELY MASSIVELY DISAGREED WITH YOU. To me a good film is 7/11. I give this a 6/11, meanining it is SLIGHTLY below average and I agree it didn't deserve a theatrical release...
BUT I LOVED IT AS A KID. This is one of those case where though my review profile CinematicCritic gave it a 6, I also had to mention in that review my PERSONAL rating is ABOVE average at 8/11.
I think this is only the second time I've 100% disagreed with you OTHER THAN the animation downgrade.
6 is above average 5 is average and 4 is below average
you need better taste in movies... this movie was a big middle finger to don bluths work. :(
Your speaking from a place of nostalgia not critically
Weirdly enough, I actually watched this sequel as a kid, but never saw the first film outside of some trailers. I didn't even see the latter until I browsed RUclips years later, and it's much better. Granted I liked ADGTH 2 as a kid, but looking back at it years later (at least parts of it), it's a major downgrade. The animation is especially jarring with its inconsistent quality. The only things I kind of like about the movie nowadays are the visuals with the villain (design, poses, and transformations) and some of the songs. They're not the best, but 'It's Too Heavenly Here,' 'So Good to be Bad,' and 'I Will Always be with You' are fine to listen to.
Alright, next time it's Jim Carrey as the Seussian elephant.
Whether you belong in heaven or not is all a metaphor but only in a way makes you feel relieved
as if we didn't suffer enough torture with being in quarantine :(
Dream Master uhh actually In think if you watched the series you would be suffering for real....
This movie isn't bad.
Ethan Co But it isn't good either.
I think it is
Finally, someone else acknowledged how weird it looked when the dogs kissed in the movie.
Full Voice Actor List
Adam Wylie: David - Charlie Sheen: Charlie Barkin - Dom DeLuise: Itchy - Sheena Easton: Sasha La Fleur - George Hearn: Red - Ernest Borgnine: Carface - Bebe Neuwirth: Annabelle the Angel - Bobby DiCicco: Thom (David's Father) - Anette Helde: Claire (David's Mother) - Jesse Corti: Charlie's Singing Voice - Pat Corley: Officer McDowell - Marabina Jaimes: Officer Reyes - Wallace Shawn: Labrador MC - Tony Jay: Reginald - Steve Mackall: The Customs Dog - Jim Cummings: Multiple Males - Dan Castelleneta: Multiple Males - Nancy Cartwright: Multiple Females - Hamilton Camp: Multiple Males - Tress MacNeille: Multiple Females - Maurice Lamarche: Multiple Males - Kevin Michael Richardson: Multiple Males - BJ Ward: Multiple Females
I loved this movie! Funny, I only saw the original after that. Two great movies though!
I think the song it feels so good to be bad was at least a little original and entertaining
Ernest Borgnine voiced Carface since the original voice died less than a year after the first film's release.
This movie was actually one of my favorites growing up, and to this day is one of my all-time favorites tied with the original
I remember ordering pizza hut like 15 years ago or more and this came with it
Yup, MGM did a promotion with Pizza Hut to give out free movies on DVD. My grandparents got "Honeymoon in Vegas" from that
What if Don Bluth returned to Direct the film and Burt Reynolds reprised His role as Charlie and Killer was in the film and Daveigh Chase voiced Ann Marie and Jim Cummings voiced Carface and Melba Moore returned two
Good lucking having It’s Too Heavenly Here off your head. It’s so catchy.
Why is it never good when Charlie Sheen voices a cartoon dog
Why they didn't ask the same question before coming up with Foodfight...
i love Horton hears a who
As soon as I saw the notification, I was like, "There's another one?!"