Search - All Dogs Go to Heaven 2 on DVD

Chuck or Frances M. from WHEELING, WV
Reviewed on 12/7/2012...

I thought this was a very good sequel and the grands enjoyed it. Well worth the credit in my opinion.

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Urgh....

Mikazo | 01/02/2006

(2 out of 5 stars)

"I have to tell you, I had big hopes for this movie. Really. But it didn't make it. Here's why:



1: Sasha is SUCH an annoying character (No offense to Sheena Easton, who did a wonderful job voicing her). She constantly rags on Charlie, and then, without warning, decides that she "loves" him (It won't last, though. Trust me, I've seen the tv series), leaving you with an "Eh?" sort of feeling. Besides, what ever happened to Flo, from the first movie?



2: Charlie is not himself. I fell in love with the con-artist-with-a-soft-heart from the first movie, not the whiny, boyish smart-aleck in the second. Burt Reynolds gave Charlie a wonderful depth--Charlie Sheen does not.



3: Carface...is...stupid.



4: The bad guy is a joke. He's all artificial evil. No real scariness whatsoever.



5: The animation and coloring stinks.



6: Ichy's turned from being the selfish, yet sympathetic friend to a goody-two-shoes scaredy-cat



7: David."

Loved Both!

05/05/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Now, I grew up watching All Dogs Go To Heaven. I probably watched it twice a week! Even though the storyline was pretty confusing, it was by far the "best movie ever!" And when I heard about All Dogs Go To Heaven 2, i was so excited! As soon as the library got it we rushed and got it. And you know what, I fell in love with Charlie and Itchy all over again. It was just like being a little kid again! And I like how they made the "devil" not as scary. The devil, known in this movie as Red, is actually somewhat likeable. In the original, I had to prety much close my eyes when they showed Charlie's dream about...h***! He was like this big dinosaur! In the second He was cat. Which makes sense in a movie where dogs are the good guys...Dogs go to heaven, and cats, well, don't.



Also, in the original, it was music-based and I love that they kept the entertaining music alive in the 2nd. And in the 1st ADGTH, it seemed like there were scenes added without any explaination, and it was kind of hard to follow. So, I'm glad that ADGTH2 has a straight forward storyline. Well, to rap it all up, i think both movies deserve 2 thumbs up."

This should never have happened...

Mikazo | Northglenn, CO United States | 08/01/2003

(2 out of 5 stars)

"I dunno. This movie made me think of something George Carlin said: "Wherever ideas are concerned, Americans can be counted on to do one of two things: Take a really good idea and run it completely into the ground, or take a really bad idea and run it completely into the ground."Part of the appeal of the first movie was the dark theme, the lovable characters, and the bittersweet story. In other words, it was the kind of movie that, when you were done watching it, you didn't know how to feel about the ending. Mixed emotions.Remember reading "Where the Red Fern Grows," and feeling that same way at the end? Part of the reason that book was so good is because it makes you feel that way.I believe the people who wrote this sequel wanted to do two things: They wanted to make a quick buck, sure... but not only that, they wanted to continue the story with a script designed to negate those mixed emotions the first movie produced. They were soft and weak, and couldn't stomach a movie that didn't have a clear-cut happy ending. So they produced something inferior that completely destroyed the magic of the original story, all in an effort to set things straight.I gave it two stars for it's good-hearted (yet lame) attempt to reach out to the children of divorced parents, but as far as I'm concerned, this sequel never happened."