All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989)

6.4	Listal rating
6.3	IMDB rating

Directed by (View all)

Dan Kuenster

Gary Goldman

Starring (View all)

Burt Reynolds

Charlie B. Barkin

Dom DeLuise

Itchy Itchiford

Judith Barsi

Anne-Marie (voice)

Melba Moore

Whippet Angel

Daryl Gilley

Dog Caster (voice)

Candy Devine

Vera (voice)

Charles Nelson Reilly

Killer (voice)

Vic Tayback

Carface (voice)

Written by (View all)

Don Bluth

(story)

Ken Cromar

(story)

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Hey squeaker!

5 years, 1 month ago at Apr 18 18:18

KCenturion

3 votes

Yes, this film will give you nightmares but at least it explains heaven and hell in a roundabout way!

A young scoundrelous dog called Charlie has become more and more involved in crime because of his corrupt partner Carface (?). He eventually gets assassinated and goes to heaven where he meets the 'registrar' to sign in. However, he feels his time isn't up and fancies some revenge s... read more

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4 months, 2 weeks ago at Dec 30 17:47

Emily J.

1 vote

According to my mom, this was the first Don Bluth movie I've ever watched, but I don't know because my memories of the earliest parts of childhood are rather hazy. Casting Burt Reynolds and Dom DeLuise as Charlie and Itchy respectively does work, especially since the two of them were in the 1981 comedy The Cannonball Run. Charlie, despite his flaws, is pretty funny; Itchy is even funnier; Anne-Mar... read more

A world of used cars and singles bars...

3 years ago at May 17 20:48

Artemis Panthar

1 vote

This is one of my absolute favorite films from my childhood. I don't know why, but I adored it as a kid and, oddly, wasn't remotely scared by it. Set in 1930's New Orleans, All Dogs is, basically, about heaven and hell, and the repercussions of our actions. Seems rather dark for a "kid's film" but that's really because people mistake animation as "for kids" instead of for people and because people... read more

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Release date : 17 November 1989
UPC: 027616859099

Animation (19), Musical (14), Comedy (12), Drama (10), Heaven (7), Animals (7), Family (7), Adventure (6), Animated (5), 1989 (4), Talking Animals (4), Angel (4), Childrens (3), 1980s (3), Talking Animal (3), Death (3), Storybook (2), Talkies (2), Children (2), Hell (2)

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"The animation is fine, but flashy visuals hardly paste over the gaping inconsistencies. - Geoff Andrew, Time Out When it comes to children's movies, an easy plot is perhaps to be expected, but is this dark tale for children? Bluth says yes, arguing that a story without evil gives kiddies a distorted view of life. But did he have to murder the magic? - Rita Kempley, Washington Post But ''All Dogs Go to Heaven'' is a reminder that the foremost danger in making films that require such vast amou"

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“According to my mom, this was the first Don Bluth movie I've ever watched, but I don't know because my memories of the earliest parts of childhood are rather hazy. Casting Burt Reynolds and Dom DeLuise as Charlie and Itchy respectively does work, especially since the two of them were in the 1981 comedy The Cannonball Run. Charlie, despite his flaws, is pretty funny; Itchy is even funnier; Anne-Marie is the sweetest thing you'll see in this entire movie; and the visuals of Heaven and Hell are incredible.

Initially, this movie got the short end of the stick out of the 4 Don Bluth movies of the 1980's. Having been released at the same time as The Little Mermaid didn't help. But having watched this movie, I can see why it lost to TLM. I wanted to like this movie more than I do now, b” read more

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"Why It’ll Never Be Remade: A children’s film in which the vagaries of life and death, heaven and hell are explained via the medium of dogs? This kind of thing was rife in the ‘80s, but these days, kiddie entertainment is a lot more risk-averse. Plunging a loveable pooch into the fire and brimstone of eternal damnation is no longer on the agenda… If They Have To Do It: Pixar would definitely be the way forward. The brush with fiery death at the end of Toy Story 3 proved they’re up for "