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All Dogs Go To Heaven - AniMat’s Classic Reviews (Patreon)

Published:
2017-09-13 19:02:47
Edited:
2019-01-20 03:41:05
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2026-06
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Even after all these years, you really can’t keep a good dog down

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Jarrod

Hercules Is Next!

Anonymous

did anyone else notice the Bluth's bakery sign in the background

Micah Mann

Yay! Hercules is the next Classic!

Pokematic

I have a little problem with ADGTH1, just because I got so used to ADGTH2, ADGTH Christmas Carol, and to an extent the TV series with very little influence of ADGTH1. After seeing Carface as a sympathetic crook for so long and not "THE bad guy," it was really jarring to see him as "THE bad guy." Like, I was expecting for it to be reviled that there's a puppet master and he's the puppet. Also, Charlie's voice is different here, far more rough than what I'm used to. Neither of these are bad per-se, it's just hard to overlook when I've seen the sequels far more times than the original.

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

Ah yes, the birth of the Big Lipped Alligator moment. In all seriousness it's good, it was Bluths last hurah for quite sometime, 8 years to be precise. Nice I didn't know they found a lost scene, always good. And Hercules, honestly my second least favorite Renaissance era film behind Pocahontas.

Pokematic

Hercules is going to be fun. Also, since Cinema Snob just did this, is Songs of the South considered "animated" (eligible for the animation hat) or "hybrid" (ineligible for the animation hat)? If it's eligible, I request it.

Kim Lechman

While I agree this is not one of Don Bulth's best films, I would still watch this over some of his more weaker ones like Rock A Doodle, Thumbelina, and especially A Troll in Central Park. So the next one is Hercules, which this is actually a good time to do it, because it's celebrating it's 20th anniversary this year, and Disney knew that, because at D23 this year, they had a whole panel dedicated to it, and the best part was Susan Egan singing I Won't Say I'm In Love, which for me is the best song in the movie, mainly because it's both romantic and cynical at the same time, which is something that's not easy to do right, especially for a Disney movie.