I love this scene so much. When Anne Marie hugs Charlie and tells him she'll miss him and he chokes up and tells her he'll miss her too... MAN. Just shows how much Charlie changed when he met Anne Marie. He went from being a selfish bad dog to really genuinely caring for her and sacrificing his life for her. That's redemption. I love this movie.
I just adored Charlie as a kid and now I realize just how dark he was. This is a bittersweet ending and those usually don't agree with me. I watched this for the first time not long after my first dog, Alvin, a huge yellow lab died.
I think one of the most heartbreaking scenes in this is Itchy's face at the beginning of the video. He is clearly mourning for Charlie and his face just screams heartbreak to me. He's been through so much and was so loyal to him...and Charlie didn't even really say good-bye! That alone brings a lump to my throat. :'(
Nicholas Rue I hope Judith Barsi and her mother in Heaven being in the presence of God, while I wish the exact opposite for her murderous father (I meant that he should burn in Hell, get eaten by the Devil, and suffer for eternity)! If only Judith Barsi could have grown up into a fine woman...
Robert Gandolfo God gave us the gift of free will. If you were a good person in life, you will go to Heaven. But, if you were a very bad person in life, you will go to Hell.
I cried i put mine down November. I miss her so much. I just imagined me being the little girl and my dog visiting me the night we put her down. I love her so much. My best friend. Miss u baby girl :(
+Christopher Jordan Because the world is cruel sometimes. And it has cruel people. But is not FULL of cruel people. Those people are but a shadow, a jealously cursing the beauty of what hey never will be and desire only to destroy what reminds them of their own ugliness. In the ends, their story's ending is like the rest of it, hollow and normally forgotten. Their names never even mentioned and if so, in disgust and swiftly ignored. But Judith will not be forgotten. To me, you and many, many others, she was a wonderfully talented child that made so many childhoods richer, just with the sound of her voice. And despite her tragedy, she was still able to make this world a little bit more beautiful while she was here. For people like Judith, death isn't the end. I'm not talking about heaven, or the afterlife or any of that. If it makes you feel better, by all mines, you hang onto that belief, its not my place to tell you what's what in that department. What I'm talking about, his her memory. For memory is the key to a persons most important task: making a legacy. And Judith left one, that made my childhood, will make my children's childhood and many others filled with wonder and joy. And she will not, must not, shall not and WILL NOT be forgotten. As long as one person is left to experience the beauty of Judith's work, she will never die. She will live on ,in that purest of senses. In our hearts.
Alcohol and peer pressure ruined her father Jozsef "Arizona Joe" Barsi Judith's death related to my aunt and Cousin considering how close they were meeting the same fate as she did (but ironically my uncle died slowly and painfully before them)
***** I wonder that too when I think about the tragic end to this wonderfully talented actress. Her mother too was a victim of domestic violence. Her father threatened her and her mother with death if they should leave him. The mother did want to leave, but at the same time didn't want to ruin her child's career and wanted to support her in her career as an actress. Judith's half sister (on her fathers side) said that her father was abusive to the point that sometimes when she (the half sister) would visit, Judith would cling to her most of the time not wanting to leave. The half sister believed her father go jealous over Judith's career and was afraid of being left alone, which may explain his angry outbursts in this fashion. She tried to encourage Judith's mother (Eva) to leave, despite having some places to go, she kept worrying about her daughters career being ruined. If this was happening today, there is a good chance this could have been avoided and she be alive still. Or if someone back then had intervened sooner, someone could have saved Judith and her mother :(.
+ImaCowfreak She was killed before it was released by her own father. So heartbreaking. He also shot her mom and himself. Her sweet voice was so angelic. Love this movie.
My dog is very sick and I believe is about go soon . this made me cry and I love this movie. it isn't forever just for awhile befor I see you again . xoxoxoxo
this has to be the saddest, most emotional moment in animated history. I still get misty eyed every time I see it. I wish they still made such classic animation as this, but such artistry is now a thing of the past.
RIP to a few of the stars of this great movie who are no longer with us: Judith Barsi (1978-1988), Dom DeLuise (1933-2009), and Charles Nelson Reilly (1931-2007)
+Ryan Blanche There's also Secret of Nimh actress for the Mrs. Brisby, Elizabeth Hartman. She committed suicide by jumping out a window. Yeah Don Bluth is kind of bad luck. If he's not suffering with bankruptcies, financial problem of some sort with his movies, or just overall having trouble making them like how doing live-action bit in Rock-a-Doodle traumatized him or having to hastily redo a lot of the Pebble and the Penguin, his actor die very, very sadly.
Thank you for this video i haven't seen this movie in over ten years i am 20 years old now and this made me really cry i love these memories i'll never forget them thank you so much!!!
This is a very well done scene. It's even more emotional when you realize that Charlie came back from Hell to say goodbye to her here (thus the reason the demon brought him). Charlie's good deed saved his soul. Great ending.
This film never really resonated with me when I was little (few films did), but looking back, I'm shocked it never scared the crap out of new or made me bawl my eyes out. This ending just feels so much more powerful now as an adult, especially considering the girl's voice actress was murdered before the release of the film.
+ShaDHP23 I just read the wikipedia article on it. I got really upset because I have a little sister whom I love very much. I wished I knew this little girl so I couldve done all my power to protect her. I thought it was sad the mother to not bring her child to child protection right away when she had the chance. But I guess she didnt have the foresight to predict her husbands maniacal actions. No child deserves that cruelty.
I was born in the mid 80's and All Dogs Go To Heaven was one of my absolute favorite movies as a kid. Even though it was just a cartoon, I had a real crush on Anne-Marie. It was only 2 or 3 years ago that I first learned of Judith's murder. I was looking up All Dogs Go To Heaven on Wikipedia and was curious about the girl who had voiced Anne-Marie and what she was now doing with her life. I saw Judith's name under cast and clicked it. When I read that Judith was murdered, I instantly realized she had been dead all the years I had been watching. The grief I felt can't be put into words. I swear the heart of my inner-child ripped right in two. R.I.P. Judith :(
I love this movie, and this scene *always* brings a tear to my eye. I see myself as a child and every dog I've ever owned in the lines, "I've come to say goodbye," and "Will I ever see you again?" "Sure..."
The ending scene of All Dogs Go To Heaven is one of my favorite parts of the movie too. It is bittersweet, yet it is beautiful. I love that little touch of the wind blowing in through Anne-Marie's open window, and especially the sound of the curtains billowing.
When myself and two siblings saw this as kids, I never forgot my oldest sister inconsolable after the ending..I never forgot that. Not until years later when we had to put our 2nd beloved family dog down, having him take his last breath in my arms, did I realize the significance of this scene...man! Chills and tears for real 💯💯💯
+Alejandro Pérez Rodilla Impossible. She wouldn't be an adult since 2 takes place in 1996, so you can imagine when the series takes place. She would be a senior citizen by then if she was still alive.
+jacoblgames Not impossible. The first takes place in 1939, so only 57 years would have passed. I don't see her being much older than ten, so its more than possible an elderly version of her could appeared in the sequel.
If she had lived, do you think she would've loved to reprise her roles as Ducky of Land Before Time or Anne-Marie here? That second All Dogs Go to Heaven was a disappointment in not brining back Anne-Marie (I was trying to picture if she would be shown again as an old woman), but the new kid was just as good (if not better).
Judith also voiced Ducky in the land before time! It's a shame, they should have been able to help her sooner had they closely clued in to her behaviour
***** Don Bluth did admit that had she lived, he would've accepted Judith Barsi in any of his future productions. Not to mention her "Jaws: The Revenge" costar Michael Caine (who would later become Alfred Pennyworth in The Dark Knight trilogy), had he known about this abuse as well, it would've been more heartfelt and courteous of him to help Judith and her mother out by giving them refuge away from the monster that was her father.
+twist58 It's possible that her mother, Maria, did try telling them... but nobody believed her with them seeing her as "crazy Maria". Or at least that's what her older half sister and maternal uncle have said in regards to why. I've tried finding out if Don had known about Judith's abuse and I've found nothing other than what you've said and that he left the studio for a week when it happened. I don't know if Caine would actually would've done that, but yet I don't know about him personality wise to say he's a jerk and would've just really not wanting to deal with someone else's kid or if he's nice and would adopt Judith and maybe her mom too if he was cool with her. I hope Don Bluth writes some sort of biography or mentions at some point before his death, his time with and knowledge of Judith.
Charlie was in hell between his death and coming to say goodbye to Anne Marie, with that hellhound being the one to bring him. However, in saving her life, he thusly earned his re entry to heaven
I had many of my dogs pass, and most of the time, I didn't want to say good-bye. I always told them, "I'll see you later." It was never good-bye for me, because, they're always here with me. Shadow: 2000-2001 Pepper: 2000-2006 Precious: 2000-2010 Molly- ? -2011 (We found her) Sasha- 2000-2012
Everybody knows- Charlie was really sweet to Anne Marie. He was a gambler but he understands Anne Marie's emotions and his relationship with her sort of shifted that.
The answer to your question is in the title of the movie. I just think the hellhound is there to represent death in the way that the grim reaper often represents death for humans.
Goddamn, I always choke up to this scene in this movie. I had it on video tape a long time ago and every time I see this see, I nearly breakdown to tears. I think the music is the criminal.
I am SICK and TIRED of people always having to mention the fate of Judith every time I watch a scene from this or "The Land Before Time!!!" It's always: "Murder" this and "Sad Fate" That!!! If I starred in a movie and got killed, and suddenly people only remember me for how I died, it would be a huge slap in the face!!! Can we please just enjoy these movies in peace not always have to bring up the bad stuff?! It is an insult to her and the contribution she gave!!
You're right. We shouldn't be mourning the deaths of the people who made our childhoods. We should be appreciating what they did for us when we were kids. When I learned James Horner was dead I was sad and read comments on his songs about it but then one day I realized I should be doing what I said above.
I miss my dog, Dewey every day..he got hit by a car when he was only 6 years old..he still had a lot of life left in him. He was a Brittany Spaniel, and a wonderful dog. I love and miss you every day
Are they implying that Charlie managed to break out of hell too? It would not be too surprising since he would be the first dog in hell. In the sequel, Carface is the 2nd dog to go to hell, and he breaks out as well.
I never knew the little kid died. I always wondered why they didn't do a sequel with her. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judith_Barsi is info on how she died. Sad
My cat had to be put down last november, he got so sick that he hid in the corner at all hours. Towards the end, he came to my room to sit on my bed again like he used to and keep me company
@bluethunder25 "Im using the girl" that was very selfish of him to say considering that she was standing on the stairs behind him listening to every word he said. i can kind of see now why he had that nightmare at one point in the movie.
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Very soon afterwards Ann Marie joins Charlie in Heaven. RIP Judith Barsi
I love this scene so much. When Anne Marie hugs Charlie and tells him she'll miss him and he chokes up and tells her he'll miss her too... MAN. Just shows how much Charlie changed when he met Anne Marie. He went from being a selfish bad dog to really genuinely caring for her and sacrificing his life for her. That's redemption. I love this movie.
I just adored Charlie as a kid and now I realize just how dark he was. This is a bittersweet ending and those usually don't agree with me. I watched this for the first time not long after my first dog, Alvin, a huge yellow lab died.
Omg this is such a sad sad scene. Even more sad knowing what happened to Judith Barsi (voice of Ann Marie) in real life 😥😥😥😥
I didn't even know she died..What a horrible man....
She was killed by her drunkard father (it is all true that man even killed his wife before he offs himself)
Fuck her dad killed by the man that was supposed to protect her
Poor Kid,poor little Judith.I never seen a movie with such good casting,in Burt Reynolds as Charlie and Judith Barsi as Ann Marie.
I think one of the most heartbreaking scenes in this is Itchy's face at the beginning of the video. He is clearly mourning for Charlie and his face just screams heartbreak to me. He's been through so much and was so loyal to him...and Charlie didn't even really say good-bye! That alone brings a lump to my throat. :'(
lonehanyou aww i agree with you. it saddens me greatly too that the two never got to say goodbye. so many sad things in this scene
The ending becomes more heartbreaking if you have a dog. Especially when that dog is getting there in years.
Nathan Stein She was? Oh God how tragic!
Nicholas Rue I hope Judith Barsi and her mother in Heaven being in the presence of God, while I wish the exact opposite for her murderous father (I meant that he should burn in Hell, get eaten by the Devil, and suffer for eternity)! If only Judith Barsi could have grown up into a fine woman...
***** why did god allow it to happen? he's god right couldn't he have stoped it
Robert Gandolfo God gave us the gift of free will. If you were a good person in life, you will go to Heaven. But, if you were a very bad person in life, you will go to Hell.
I cried i put mine down November. I miss her so much. I just imagined me being the little girl and my dog visiting me the night we put her down. I love her so much. My best friend. Miss u baby girl :(
Aww...I love her little baby voice. :) She's so cute!
Sad part is Judith who voiced Ducky & Anne Marie died during production :'( why did this had to happen to a poor little girl???
+Christopher Jordan Because the world is cruel sometimes. And it has cruel people. But is not FULL of cruel people. Those people are but a shadow, a jealously cursing the beauty of what hey never will be and desire only to destroy what reminds them of their own ugliness. In the ends, their story's ending is like the rest of it, hollow and normally forgotten. Their names never even mentioned and if so, in disgust and swiftly ignored.
But Judith will not be forgotten. To me, you and many, many others, she was a wonderfully talented child that made so many childhoods richer, just with the sound of her voice. And despite her tragedy, she was still able to make this world a little bit more beautiful while she was here. For people like Judith, death isn't the end. I'm not talking about heaven, or the afterlife or any of that. If it makes you feel better, by all mines, you hang onto that belief, its not my place to tell you what's what in that department. What I'm talking about, his her memory. For memory is the key to a persons most important task: making a legacy. And Judith left one, that made my childhood, will make my children's childhood and many others filled with wonder and joy. And she will not, must not, shall not and WILL NOT be forgotten. As long as one person is left to experience the beauty of Judith's work, she will never die. She will live on ,in that purest of senses. In our hearts.
But without free will... doesn't mean anything. We could get bored living same things. (sorry about confused message)
@@randomcenturion7264 The World or the People who live in this beautifull world.
Alcohol and peer pressure ruined her father Jozsef "Arizona Joe" Barsi
Judith's death related to my aunt and Cousin considering how close they were meeting the same fate as she did (but ironically my uncle died slowly and painfully before them)
This is worse when you consider the fate of the actress who voiced Ann Marie.
Joe A. It was Judith Barsi, right? The same girl who did the voice of Ducky in the Land Before Time?
Hannah Wilkinson
Yep yep yep.
Joe A. Now I'm sad.
***** I wonder that too when I think about the tragic end to this wonderfully talented actress. Her mother too was a victim of domestic violence. Her father threatened her and her mother with death if they should leave him. The mother did want to leave, but at the same time didn't want to ruin her child's career and wanted to support her in her career as an actress. Judith's half sister (on her fathers side) said that her father was abusive to the point that sometimes when she (the half sister) would visit, Judith would cling to her most of the time not wanting to leave. The half sister believed her father go jealous over Judith's career and was afraid of being left alone, which may explain his angry outbursts in this fashion. She tried to encourage Judith's mother (Eva) to leave, despite having some places to go, she kept worrying about her daughters career being ruined. If this was happening today, there is a good chance this could have been avoided and she be alive still. Or if someone back then had intervened sooner, someone could have saved Judith and her mother :(.
***** I believe the Mother promised the case worker that she was intended to divorce the father so they backed off smh.
When i was little i cried so much at this part and here i am 20 years old and still crying...
Same age. Still crying. Heart still palpitating from intense sadness.
..........sob.....sniffle.....
+ImaCowfreak She was killed before it was released by her own father. So heartbreaking. He also shot her mom and himself. Her sweet voice was so angelic. Love this movie.
Gabrielle Wooten u a nice person not to many people have a heart
My dog is very sick and I believe is about go soon . this made me cry and I love this movie. it isn't forever just for awhile befor I see you again . xoxoxoxo
this has to be the saddest, most emotional moment in animated history. I still get misty eyed every time I see it. I wish they still made such classic animation as this, but such artistry is now a thing of the past.
RIP to a few of the stars of this great movie who are no longer with us: Judith Barsi (1978-1988), Dom DeLuise (1933-2009), and Charles Nelson Reilly (1931-2007)
+Ryan Blanche There's also Secret of Nimh actress for the Mrs. Brisby, Elizabeth Hartman. She committed suicide by jumping out a window.
Yeah Don Bluth is kind of bad luck. If he's not suffering with bankruptcies, financial problem of some sort with his movies, or just overall having trouble making them like how doing live-action bit in Rock-a-Doodle traumatized him or having to hastily redo a lot of the Pebble and the Penguin, his actor die very, very sadly.
I'm 21 and I cry at this. So unfair that this precious angel was taken too soon...
It's sad that the voice actress of the girl died right after this movie, I guess she really did get to see him again ;__;
This movie came out after her father murdered her, her mother, and himself .-.
alize0623 Although to a lesser extent, so did Barsi's other voice-over role (and her favorite role, period, too): Ducky in _The Land before Time_.
Ricky M omg ducky was my fav dinosaur :,(
Thank you for this video i haven't seen this movie in over ten years i am 20 years old now and this made me really cry i love these memories i'll never forget them thank you so much!!!
RIP Judith Barsi
This is a very well done scene. It's even more emotional when you realize that Charlie came back from Hell to say goodbye to her here (thus the reason the demon brought him). Charlie's good deed saved his soul. Great ending.
First, Charlie was in Dog Hell, and now he went back to Dog Heaven
This film never really resonated with me when I was little (few films did), but looking back, I'm shocked it never scared the crap out of new or made me bawl my eyes out. This ending just feels so much more powerful now as an adult, especially considering the girl's voice actress was murdered before the release of the film.
What the hell?! Why did she get murdered?!
+Guy Guino her father was a deeply mentally scarred Soviet refugee and alcoholic
+ShaDHP23 I just read the wikipedia article on it. I got really upset because I have a little sister whom I love very much. I wished I knew this little girl so I couldve done all my power to protect her. I thought it was sad the mother to not bring her child to child protection right away when she had the chance. But I guess she didnt have the foresight to predict her husbands maniacal actions. No child deserves that cruelty.
+Guy Guino I agree. It's always saddening to hear of things such as what happened to her.
I was born in the mid 80's and All Dogs Go To Heaven was one of my absolute favorite movies as a kid. Even though it was just a cartoon, I had a real crush on Anne-Marie. It was only 2 or 3 years ago that I first learned of Judith's murder. I was looking up All Dogs Go To Heaven on Wikipedia and was curious about the girl who had voiced Anne-Marie and what she was now doing with her life. I saw Judith's name under cast and clicked it. When I read that Judith was murdered, I instantly realized she had been dead all the years I had been watching. The grief I felt can't be put into words. I swear the heart of my inner-child ripped right in two. R.I.P. Judith :(
Steven L I did not know about Judiths' death until I was about either 14 or 15 years old
this movie was a huge part of my childhood and ive literally just found out what happened and i cant stop crying. this world is so fucked up.
R.I.P Burt "The Bandit" Reynolds.
I love this movie, and this scene *always* brings a tear to my eye. I see myself as a child and every dog I've ever owned in the lines, "I've come to say goodbye," and "Will I ever see you again?" "Sure..."
my heart is broken about baby Judith Barsi.
Even at 33 this scene still makes me cry like crazy!
I just had to hug my dog after seeing this... :'(
0:20 the neighbors are like, "WTF IS THAT!!!!"
If only they believe in ghosts and demons.
+Monster Master Gojira I think they believe now.
@@666thestormdragon "EVERYBODY RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!!!"
When i was a kid i cried so much at this part.Now i just watched this movie again at age 17...and cried too...
R.I.P!
omg no too sad :(
and RIP Juish Eva Barsi. she was too talented and young to die :'(
The ending scene of All Dogs Go To Heaven is one of my favorite parts of the movie too. It is bittersweet, yet it is beautiful. I love that little touch of the wind blowing in through Anne-Marie's open window, and especially the sound of the curtains billowing.
When myself and two siblings saw this as kids, I never forgot my oldest sister inconsolable after the ending..I never forgot that.
Not until years later when we had to put our 2nd beloved family dog down, having him take his last breath in my arms, did I realize the significance of this scene...man! Chills and tears for real 💯💯💯
Don Bluth is the man. Anyone excited for 'Dragon's Lair: The Movie'?
Pretty excited for the movie. Though even when its funded it will take a while to get made after the cripting process.
+Bodhi the Unreal I am!
I just read that the little girl who voiced her character was shot and killed by her father when she was 10. :(
I almost can't stand how emotional this movie makes me. I am crying right now, and, not only am I a guy, but I am a CAT PERSON!!
In the "All Dogs do to Heaven" Series they should have done an episode in which Charlie meets adult Ann Marie. (:'(
+Alejandro Pérez Rodilla Impossible. She wouldn't be an adult since 2 takes place in 1996, so you can imagine when the series takes place. She would be a senior citizen by then if she was still alive.
jacoblgames But she could be still alive in 1996.
+jacoblgames Not impossible. The first takes place in 1939, so only 57 years would have passed. I don't see her being much older than ten, so its more than possible an elderly version of her could appeared in the sequel.
Matt Canon I meant that it would be impossible for Anne Marie to still be an adult.
For me the sequels and series are not cannon
It's almost like Burt Reynolds is telling Judith goodbye and that makes this scene 10x more devestating.
My parents took me to see this (I was six!), cried then, and did now! God bless man's best friend, the dog!
I dedicate this to my dog (Oct . 2000 - Oct. 19 2012) and my Cat ( November 1997 - November 29th 2012).
R.I.P. Burt Reynolds, Judith Barsi, Dom DeLuise, Charles Nelson Reilly, and Vic Tayback.
This was one of my favorite childhood movies when I was a kid, and this part stuck to me for much of my life. S emotional:(
RIP Judith Barsi :'( This ending even sadder knowing about her story.
I first saw this movie when I was 4 1/2. I am 14 now, and THIS STILL MADE ME CRY!!! Ahhhhhhh, soooo cute but sad!! :'(
OMFG! Why did I watch this?! Now I'm crying so hard I can barely breathe!!
R.I.P Judith Barsi
If she had lived, do you think she would've loved to reprise her roles as Ducky of Land Before Time or Anne-Marie here?
That second All Dogs Go to Heaven was a disappointment in not brining back Anne-Marie (I was trying to picture if she would be shown again as an old woman), but the new kid was just as good (if not better).
go be your dream
I first saw this movie when I was about 6 years old, I'm 25 years old now and this still rips me to pieces.
Judith also voiced Ducky in the land before time! It's a shame, they should have been able to help her sooner had they closely clued in to her behaviour
***** Don Bluth did admit that had she lived, he would've accepted Judith Barsi in any of his future productions. Not to mention her "Jaws: The Revenge" costar Michael Caine (who would later become Alfred Pennyworth in The Dark Knight trilogy), had he known about this abuse as well, it would've been more heartfelt and courteous of him to help Judith and her mother out by giving them refuge away from the monster that was her father.
+twist58 It's possible that her mother, Maria, did try telling them... but nobody believed her with them seeing her as "crazy Maria". Or at least that's what her older half sister and maternal uncle have said in regards to why. I've tried finding out if Don had known about Judith's abuse and I've found nothing other than what you've said and that he left the studio for a week when it happened. I don't know if Caine would actually would've done that, but yet I don't know about him personality wise to say he's a jerk and would've just really not wanting to deal with someone else's kid or if he's nice and would adopt Judith and maybe her mom too if he was cool with her.
I hope Don Bluth writes some sort of biography or mentions at some point before his death, his time with and knowledge of Judith.
Charlie was in hell between his death and coming to say goodbye to Anne Marie, with that hellhound being the one to bring him. However, in saving her life, he thusly earned his re entry to heaven
THEM FEELS. ugh. I'm crying just from this one snippet. this whole movie tears me apart.....
I missed Charlie I just watched it now I'm watching Christmas carol
Man, i remember watching this a few months back, and just bawled in tears. This was so sad, because he was lying to her half the time.
2:08 "Charlie. You came back" 😁👧
"Yeah. It's me. I'm here" 🐶😇❤
She looks like Snow White
This scene makes me have the feels/teary...Sigh..!
I had many of my dogs pass, and most of the time, I didn't want to say good-bye. I always told them, "I'll see you later." It was never good-bye for me, because, they're always here with me.
Shadow: 2000-2001
Pepper: 2000-2006
Precious: 2000-2010
Molly- ? -2011 (We found her)
Sasha- 2000-2012
Everybody knows- Charlie was really sweet to Anne Marie. He was a gambler but he understands Anne Marie's emotions and his relationship with her sort of shifted that.
The answer to your question is in the title of the movie. I just think the hellhound is there to represent death in the way that the grim reaper often represents death for humans.
Goddamn, I always choke up to this scene in this movie. I had it on video tape a long time ago and every time I see this see, I nearly breakdown to tears. I think the music is the criminal.
Very well done it reminds me of when I saw this movie in my childhood
I'm just watching the Ad before the video and I'm already Tearing up!
I am SICK and TIRED of people always having to mention the fate of Judith every time I watch a scene from this or "The Land Before Time!!!" It's always: "Murder" this and "Sad Fate" That!!! If I starred in a movie and got killed, and suddenly people only remember me for how I died, it would be a huge slap in the face!!! Can we please just enjoy these movies in peace not always have to bring up the bad stuff?! It is an insult to her and the contribution she gave!!
You're right. We shouldn't be mourning the deaths of the people who made our childhoods. We should be appreciating what they did for us when we were kids. When I learned James Horner was dead I was sad and read comments on his songs about it but then one day I realized I should be doing what I said above.
Oh god,this brought tears to my eyes. I remember watching this when I was little. Very heart-warming but sad at the same time. :'(
ONION NINJAS LEAVE ME ALONE!!
This movie is so beautiful and has a great moral. The second one doesn't compare to it whatsoever.
I'm not crying! Somebody put tears on my pillow!
Was watching this with my girlfriend and when she said "Goodbye Charlie, I love you," I bawled.
0:57 Chaaarlie!
Too many feels!!!
Love tht movie
Oh so beautiful...
The girl who voices Anne Marie was murdered by her father at age 10. So sad.
What makes this ending sad, yet happy is that Charlie redeemed himself in the end, and was welcomed back into heaven.
I miss my dog, Dewey every day..he got hit by a car when he was only 6 years old..he still had a lot of life left in him. He was a Brittany Spaniel, and a wonderful dog. I love and miss you every day
Are they implying that Charlie managed to break out of hell too? It would not be too surprising since he would be the first dog in hell. In the sequel, Carface is the 2nd dog to go to hell, and he breaks out as well.
I think Charlie begged to the canine version of the Devil one request - say goodbye to Ann-Marie
Loved this movie as a kid. Even nicknamed my daughter Squeaker.
I miss my five dog’s Pumpkin, Missy, Snoopy, Lucy and Peggy. But Charlie is right goodbyes aren’t for ever we will again someday again in heaven.
it was good to see charlies lifewatch talking not in a scary voice
Most depressing scene in movie history so far.
I never knew the little kid died. I always wondered why they didn't do a sequel with her. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judith_Barsi is info on how she died. Sad
TheCbrown146 same thing to me :'(
I am not dead! I come back in the terrible sequel!
A German Shepherd *headdesk* I'm going to pretend that never happened.
Comebacks are not terrible
+A German Shepherd It's not terrible. Terrible is Secret of NIMH 2.
+joyunicycle You're overreacting. Terrible is Secret of NIMH 2.
This was great so many memories
0:58 imagine lying in bed and hearing that voice say your name
i am at 00:16 i had to pause it because i felt the tears starting to well up. cant watch this scene without crying like a baby.
I miss my dog's 😢
I guess this ending is fitting though Ann Marie got a Loving family to be with, she will be safe, kind of ending Judith Barsi should have had.
What makes this ending even sadder is knowing that the girl who voices Anne Marie gets killed by her own father :(
and living a MUCH better life than WE are!
Charlie... Charlie...
My cat had to be put down last november, he got so sick that he hid in the corner at all hours.
Towards the end, he came to my room to sit on my bed again like he used to and keep me company
So sad and Ironic...this was Judith Barsi's (voice of Anne Marie) final movie. She was murdered by her dad 1 1/2 years before this movie was released.
I'm not crying.. YOU'RE CRYING!
*jumps out of window*
i hope so ! my guineapig passed away at 16th of september in my arms
i will never forget the cutie she was, even though its not a dog
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i think we all can agree that judith barsi was perfect 4 the voice of ducky and anne marie
I also wonder how hell let him out to say goodbye, that seems an awfully kind thing for hell to do...
If you cry, you lose.
I miss my two hamsters, Spongebob and Fedore :*(
@bluethunder25 "Im using the girl" that was very selfish of him to say considering that she was standing on the stairs behind him listening to every word he said. i can kind of see now why he had that nightmare at one point in the movie.
R.I.P. Brandy is in Heaven now
I never understood the message behind this film as I was a child...
But now,16 years old,I unterstand it,just say,teeth and something like this...