All Dogs Go to Heaven
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Movie Reviews of All Dogs Go to Heaven
Movie Review: A Classic For Everyone
Summary: 5 Stars
I think All Dogs Go To Heaven is so powerful that it could make a grown man cry. It has to be one of the most perfect kids movies and I am glad to have had it when I was growing up. The title holds no secrets for the rest of the movie, so obviously you know where the sadness comes from but surprisingly the film retains it's ability to make kids happy with it's weird songs that actually don't even annoy adults, okay they might annoy adults a little. It's a very realistic movie in some ways but the talking dogs and funny creatures give a lot of joy. I think the only problem is that this DVD only does an Ok job polishing the old audio and picture but it's still a step up from the old VHS. It's a very colorful film in every way, you can't go wrong with it but hopefully it will be given more respect with a better DVD.Movie Review: okey movie
Summary: 5 Stars
This movie is a great movie and should be fine for kids if they are 13 years of age and older. I think this movie is to dark and intense for kids under thirten year of age I was in between 7 and 12 years of age the first time I saw this it scared the daylights out of me and gave me nightmares until
I was about 18 before I wasn't having nigthmares any more. I am okay at watching it know because I know the gigantic 60 foot alligator is fake now and not real. A word of advice if you buy this get in in like new conditon not in good condition. Because on of the copies for sale in good condition that is up for sale on line cost over 40 if buy with the ship fee include. To be more precise it's about 42 dollars with shipping. If you like this I also recommend secret of Nihm 1 if your 13 or older.
Movie Review: classic
Summary: 5 Stars
i almost didnt see this movie for like 10 years and finally bought it after searchin evrywhere, its a really good movie if u havent seen it already, reminds us older viewers of our childhood, animated films have changed during time, and they sure dont make jewels like this no more, if u wana watch other great films chek out all of don bluths classics, i dont think they make films like that no more, but anyways disney is still good..jus not that good anymore, this isnt a disney movie though but it is way better then most disney movies out there. anyway chek this movie, its pretty good, but i think younger kids will be kind of bored of it cuz it is for a lil more mature audience..maybe ages 8 and up. not a movie u show ur tots..but whatever , its a good movie if you animated classicsMovie Review: A Non-Disney Classic
Summary: 5 Stars
This is one of those movies that proves that Disney is not alone in creating animated masterpieces. Sure I grew up with staples such as Bambi, Beauty and tbe Beast, and The Lion King, but I also recollect being hooked on All Dogs Go to Heaven, An American Tail, and The Land Before Time. Don Bluth's films are tragically overlooked. All Dogs Go To Heaven is a movie I still watch and enjoy now that I'm sixteen. It's a story about life and death. And Charlie is a great character because he's like an anti-rolemodel, but by the end, he's learned a lesson and become heaven-worthy. It's a story of redemption and full of heart. Highly recommended for all children. (Some parts may be a little scary for really small children, but parental presence is all that's necessary.)Movie Review: Great Movie, not for young kids
Summary: 5 Stars
As a kid I loved this, allthough the hell scene was a bit frightening (gave me nightmares). I watched it again last summer with my cousins I was watching, and have no clue how it was G rated. It has blatant alchohol use (charlie gets wasted by a truck while he's drunk), tobacco use, concepts of hell, suggestive themes (charlie takes marie to see that lady dog with all the puppies who call him "Uncle Charlie"...gambling references, and of course violence. Then there's the alligator, I forget his name...but come on...that lisp...I'm going overboard. Nonetheless It's an incredible movie, allthough a bit much for really young kids.