All Dogs Go to Heaven

Synopsis

All Dogs Go to Heaven follows a charismatic dog named Charlie, voiced by Burt Reynolds, who returns from Heaven to seek revenge on his partner who betrayed him. Along the way, Charlie meets an orphan girl named Anne-Marie and discovers the true meaning of friendship and redemption. Set in a vibrant and colorful world, the film is a heartwarming tale of second chances, loyalty, and sacrifice. With a mix of humor, adventure, and touching moments, All Dogs Go to Heaven explores themes of forgiveness and the importance of cherishing the time we have with loved ones.

Cast

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  Burt Reynolds

  Charlie B. Barkin (voice)

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  Dom DeLuise

  Itchy Itchiford (voice)

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  Judith Barsi

  Anne-Marie (voice)

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  Melba Moore

  Whippet Angel (voice)

• Daryl Gilley

  Dog Caster (voice)

• Candy Devine

  Vera (voice)

Reviews

All Dogs Go to Heaven received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised its beautiful animation and heartfelt story, others found it lacking in originality and pacing. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 44%, with critics mentioning the film's emotional depth but criticizing its uneven narrative. IMDb rated it 6.7/10, with viewers appreciating the voice acting and songs but feeling that the plot could have been more engaging. Metacritic scored it 50/100, with reviewers highlighting the movie's touching moments and charming characters. Overall, All Dogs Go to Heaven is a nostalgic and emotional journey that appeals to both children and adults.