This movie is in honor of the actor named Judith Barsi. She voices Ducky from the Land Before Time. Unfortunately, All Dogs go to Heaven was the last movie that she played as she and her mother were killed by her father before the movie was released; she was only 10 years old after dealing with abuse.
the goodbye scene in this movie makes me cry. I do not know if its true but I read that her recordings were already done before, whereas Charlies lines were done after her death, so it took multiple recordings to finish.
@jarekmiller4337 it breaks my heart when Judith Barsi and her mother got killed by her father and that poor innocent little girl is young to be abused!!!!!!😮😮😮😮😮
The fact that Burt saying "I'm sorry, I'm so very sorry" in the scene where they say goodbye was directly to the actress, not the character, shatters my heart. He was sorry she was taken so soon, and recording that last bit was so difficult for him
The ending is sadder when you know the tragic story behind it. After Judith Barsi was killed alongside her mother by her abusive father, Burt Reynolds broke down recording the goodbye scene thinking about her. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
R.I.P Judith Barsi. Taken from this world far too soon. This movie was originally going to be a lot darker. You can tell there was supposed to be more between where the car started moving, and when it flew off the ramp. Also, Carface was originally going to use a machine gun instead of a ray gun. You can see where they didn't change the lipsync.
Judith Barsi’s story never fails to make me cry, to this day, I still can’t get through this and Land before time without crying whenever I hear her adorable voice. It took Burt Reynolds 63 attempts to record his part as Charlie when he visits Anne-Marie for the final time. I can't imagine being Burt Reynolds hearing about Judith and having to record these absolutely heartbreaking lines. He had a private recording room, just him and the sound man. Broke down so much. The pain in his voice literally sobbed my heart out It's so sad that Judith’s last role was all about wanting to have a loving mommy and daddy, and yet it was her own father who ended her life. This wasn’t Charlie saying goodbye to Anne-Marie, it was Burt saying goodbye to Judith. Rest in peace, Judith. Our concrete angel. Yep, yep, yep! 🕊️ A poignant note about this film is the tragic fate of Judith Barsi, the young girl who voiced Ducky. Don Bluth asked her to be in the movie, and her response was "yep yep yep," which became Ducky's catchphrase. Sadly, Judith was tragically murdered by her own father at the age of 10. This heartbreaking reality adds an extra layer of sadness to watching the film, but it also underscores the incredible talent she brought to her role. Fly high, Judith Barsi. Rest in peace, babygirl. Rest in Peace, Judith Barsi OUR CONCRETE ANGEL YEPI YEP! YEP! 🕊️❤️
Yes, she was so talented and it’s such a young age. It seems like she was going to be a star. She reminds me so much of Selena the famous singer because as such a young age, she had a gift and she was so determined to continue doing what she loved and was going to do more films with Don Bluff, but it’s sad because her own father someone who should’ve loved and cared for her and supported her took that all away, and then killed himself like a coward, my heart hurts for her, but I know she’s in a better place and I hope one day I will see her and Selena in heaven and get both of their autographs. They were my favorite actor singer.
The young actress that played Anne-Marie and her mother were killed in a murdered/suicide by her father a year this came out. The scene where Charlie is saying goodbye was re-recorded by Burt Reynolds after her death. She was Ducky in "The Lady Before Time." "Yup, Yup, Yup."
This movie hits me hard for how Judith Barsi is missed by all. I always lose it when her character says “I love you.” as it was the last line she said before she got murdered by her cruel father 😢. Even Burt Reynolds and the cast didn’t finish their lines until after her death and it was oblivious that Burt was saying his lines in the end as a way to honor her and share his grieving over her death.
The Land Before Time, All Dogs Go to Heaven, and Home Alone were all released the same day as a Disney movie. The Land Before Time with Oliver and Company, All Dogs Go to Heaven with The Little Mermaid, and Home Alone with The Rescuers Down Under.
This movie always makes me cry every time I watch it. It's such a classic in my eyes, but very underrated, not many people give it the attention it deserves
The final movie for 80s child actress Judith Barsi before she and her Mother, Maria Barsi, were murdered by her abusive alcoholic father, József Barsi, in July 1988 (While the movie was still in production). Judith was only 10 years old when she was killed and by then she had already recorded all of her dialogue for the film Judith was also the voice of Ducky in The original Land Before Time movie. 35:16 was her final words. It still makes me sad and angry to know that a Father would kill his own wife and daughter (Especially at the very young age of only 10)
Yeah, she reminds me so much of Selena They were both so talented and it said that they were both taken at such a young age. I hope that her Selena and her mother can rest in peace.
@@ExcitedBlini-ng6jqand I hope her dad is not in peace. He did something so unforgivable and I hope his soul is in some kind of hell where he is suffering till this day. Like seriously, how can a father be his cruel to his own family?? 😣
@@firemiracle I know, but I know he’s suffering for what he’s done because God would not allow such an evil disgusting being into a place for others to be harmed
This movie is one of my childhood movies, especially since I'm a big lover of dogs. I also find it hard to watch sometimes now after what after Judith Barsi.. May her sweet soul rest in peace. Loved the reaction Cody!
I love my two dogs with all my heart they are one of the few good things I have in this world, each night they snuggle close to me, every time I come back from running an errand I'm greeted with jumps and barking, I still remember when a nasty thunderstorm hit they snuggled in my lap and when my brother sent a text from work asking if they were okay I took a picture of them asleep in my lap and sent it to him. To all pet lovers cherish every second with you pet tomorrow is never promised they may be here today but they can be gone tomorrow
This is a childhood favorite of mine from Don Bluth’s library! There was quite a handful of content that was cut from this film. Some include footage of Charlie getting hit by the car that killed him and then, there’s the infamous Hell sequence, where the fallen creatures had close up shots, not to mention the big bad one that breathes fire; and says “Now your mine” to Charlie.
I’m the end, when Charlie says goodbye, burt Reynolds’s was really saying goodbye to Judith Barsi because just before production of the movie was finished, both her and her mother were killed by her father. Those were her last recorded lines and you can even hear Burt’s voice breaking.
Here’s an interesting fact that I didn’t know till I was older. The reason it looks like Charlie got shot, but he didn’t get hurt is because he’s not dead, but he’s not alive either so the shots went through him. He’s like in a state of limbo where the only thing that will kill him is the stopping of that watch. You can see it if you pay close attention. The shots hit him, but he doesn’t get hurt.
Don Bluth, the creator of this movie has lots of guts to add such dark and mature moments in his animated family movies and that’s why i respect him so much. He is someone who doesn’t see children audience as dumb viewers, he always knew that children can handle some darkness in animation just as long as there’s a good ending. Nowadays most animated movies play way too safe to be more childish and sillier, except for Disney and Pixar though, at least they still know how to add some mature or sometimes dark moments in their animated movies. But yea, hopefully you watch some of Don bluth’s other animated movies. My most top favorite has to be The Secret Of Nimh, man that one is so good 😄
The last scene with Charlie and Anne-Marie had to be one of the most saddest scenes ever to preform. And what's heartbreaking to think about, Charlie's/Burt Reynolds was saying "goodbye" to Judith Barsi/Anne-Marie in that scene.
Don Bluth films are colorful yet very emotional and realistic themes. Scary too hope you check out most of them. They were my childhood movies. Hard to believe there was an arcade game based on this animation.
Another emotional rollercoaster of a movie I 100% recommend is A Dog's Purpose, and if you're anything like me, you should bring 2 boxes of tissues and a large glass of water.
You know, Anne-Marie looks kinda like a younger version of Snow White. Not sure if this was intentional(probably not), but it’s an interesting detail that I picked up on.
Interesting to see you watch a Don Bluth movie for a change (I know you already reacted to Anastasia before, but still). Don Bluth is definitely one of the most fascinating figures in animation history, a man who really pushed the envelope of how dark an animated family film can be as well as brought back higher quality of animation at a time where Disney (whom I still love, don't get me wrong) was playing it a bit too safe ever since Walt Disney died and was always cutting corners visually because of past box office failures. Even if his films weren't always the best, Don Bluth is one of the reasons animation is still going strong today. Other films of his that I highly recommend watching are The Land Before Time, An American Tail and ESPECIALLY The Secret of NIMH, a massively underrated gem right there! Also, fun (and semi-not fun cause this movie bombed as a result) fact: This movie was released in theaters the exact same day as Disney's The Little Mermaid (animated of course).
Exactly I’m so thankful that he was able to do this because if it wasn’t for him, then Disney probably wouldn’t be what it is today and I’m thankful for everything he has done and for all the love and kindness, and even just things that he does for others in his lifeI hope he’s OK and doing well and I’m thankful for making movies for families and people to enjoy. I love him so much.❤❤❤❤😢😢
There was once a time when Don Bluth became better than Disney. But when this movie was made, Disney also made The Little Mermaid, and they were back to being to kings of animated movies, going on to make Beauty and The Beast, Aladdin, and The Lion King.
conorplisga3718 - Speaking of The Lion King, James Earl Jones who voiced Mufasa and Darth Vader in Star Wars, had passed away yesterday at the age of 93.
This movie was my childhood! It was my comfort movie whenever I was in the hospital due to my medical condition. But I only found recently about Marie’s actor and it makes this whole movie even more sadder. 😢😢😢😢
This movie breaks my heart so much because the little girl that voices Anne-Marie her name is Judith Barsi and her story is so sad. She was only 10 years old when she was murdered by her own father who killed both her and her mother, then killed himself. I feel sorry for her, she reminds me so much of Selena the famous singer because both of them were very talented at such a young age and I feel sorry that she didn’t get to live along and happy life. I hope that her and her mother rest in peace.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤❤🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺👼👼👼👼👼🕊️🕊️🕊️🪽🪽🪽🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶#JudithBarsi
This Movie holds a special place in my heart! It gives so much nostalgia and reminds me of my early lessons in life that though sometimes things are an eventuality goodbyes to special people are not forever. Your reaction to this was incredible and emotional. Another Don Bluth film you should see that i have yet to see anyone react to is called "Rock-A-Doodle"
Yeah, it’s sad because poor Judith Barsi couldn’t sing Because it was a song about a happy life that she sadly didn’t have and the song love survives which plays at the end of the credits is dedicated to her memory. It breaks my heart that she was murdered at such a young age I hope she can rest in peace, knowing we will never forget her, I never stopped thinking about her and this is her last movie about heaven is what breaks my heart😢😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤❤💔💔💔💔💔
There is actually a sequel to this movie out there. I have only watched it once and it was a long time ago but I remember child me having a lot of fun with it. Maybe you want to check it out at some point.
80s Bluth movies = gold. I still have the VHS of this one, if you watched it when you were 5 or so let's just say it left an impression. The others would be Land Before Time, An American Tail, and the goated Secret of NIMH Of course I didn't know about what happened to Judith Barsi at the time but I'm sure the comments are already filled with that
I'm glad that you actually enjoyed this classic movie by Don Bluth just like Anastasia, if there's a character that I love from All Dogs Go To Heaven it's totally Anne-Marie and it still breaks my heart about Judith Barsi who voiced the character. 🙏🏼
You know there were different theories about all dogs go to heaven, too like because of at the end of this movie though, but like how car face Got eaten by the alligator technically it’s an alligator because crocodiles and alligators are very different
PS there were other theories too like how the girl grew up, but she had the kid, but he’s like her age in all dogs, go to heaven too but those were just more different theories again because of the first one too
This was one of my favorite movies as a kid, and is still one of my favorite Don Bluth films. It didn't do very well on its release, due to competition from a certain Disney film about a singing fish girl, but it did much better on home media releases. Would also recommend the second movie someday, since I think it's pretty underrated.
The ending of this movie is sad. Because when Charlie is saying goodbye, he's really saying goodbye for real. And not just in the movie. And it hits us so hard. Because of the voice actress Judith who played Annemarie. She also voiced Ducky too this is true. But it always hits me pretty hard. I love this movie it's a classic for me and one of my top 10 favorites from my childhood.
You should to react on Land before time and its sequels. Also I recommend you Secret of NIMH, Rock a doodle, Pebble and the penguin, Titan A. E., Troll in central park, Bartok the magnificent, American tail and its sequels, and the sequels of All dogs go to heaven too.
Rock a Doodle, Pebble and The Penguin, A Troll In Central Park, Bartok, and Fivel Goes West are all, absolutely terrible terrible terrible movies, horrible, unbelievably bad failures that tarnished and ruined the good name of Don Bluth, and those movies shouldn't be subjected on one's own worst enemy.
While many of us are aware of the tragic story behind Anne-Marie’s voice actor Judith Barsi, this was one of Don Bluth’s animated films of the 80s that deserves better praise alongside his other hits like An American Tail and The Land Before Time. There were rumors that Don Bluth was plagued by pride because unlike his last two movies, All Dogs Go to Heaven didn’t have the involvement of producer Steven Spielberg and was thus not financially successful as his past titles. It was up against Disney’s The Little Mermaid the same weekend, which defeated it at the box office. ADGTH nevertheless had its share of unique voice talents and a story that not even Disney can tell.
I want us to celebrate her life. It’s sad that so many people don’t know what happened to her and I wish they would make a holiday of her birthday or even her life. I wish that every year they would play her movies and memory of her.😢😢😢😢
This is such an odd animation, but Don Bluth never shied away from an odd story. It isn't my favorite, but I loved it as a kid. If you're interested in some better fms from his studio, "The Secret of NIMH" and "an American Tale" are both fantastic: gorgeous animation, beautiful storytelling.
the alligator scene, you're not the only one who finds the plot twist weird, the Nostalgia Critic Guy finds it weird, he calls it *The Big-Lipped Alligator Moment* only he discontinued that.
Ik im alittle late, but I think it would be a good idea to watch the tv for this movie. It’s very underrated not many people have heard of it but this movie did in fact have a TV show. 3 whole season in fact!
Sadly the girl who voiced the little girl in this movie was killed by her father in a murder-suicide situation, just before this was released I believe. She also voice Ducky from The Land Before Time. That's why the guy who voiced Charlie was so choked up at the end, because he genuinely was, as just found out about it when recording those last lines. A great film though. If you haven't already you should give The Land Before Time a go.
I would like to add in my recommendation alongside the handful of others who recommended *All Dogs Go To Heaven 2* and *The Secret of NIMH* and also *An American Tale* - all great movies (come to think of it, they all have sequels, too!)
What must poor little Judith's home life have been like living with that jealous monster? 😢 She gave us such memorable performances, she would have grown up to be such a big name I whole heartedly believe that. R.I.P sweet girl.
The ending is so sad considering the little girl had been murdered by her father and Charlie recorded his part at the end after she was dead such a sad film n story x
Have you ever read a children's book called Where the Wild Things Are as a kid? If you did, check out the 2009 live-action movie. If you have never read the book before then, still check out the movie
@@thenightstar8312 and the first song in the second and to be honest I like the second more though to be fair I saw the second first and as a kid so I don't know how much of that is nostalgia.
React to Open Season Next Please? It is one of my favorite animated movies from my Childhood produce by Sony Pictures Animation I would love it alot if you did?
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This movie is in honor of the actor named Judith Barsi. She voices Ducky from the Land Before Time. Unfortunately, All Dogs go to Heaven was the last movie that she played as she and her mother were killed by her father before the movie was released; she was only 10 years old after dealing with abuse.
Yeah! Hearing her voice in this film and Land Before Time hit me hard for how she didn’t deserve the horrors she got from her cruel father 😞.
the goodbye scene in this movie makes me cry. I do not know if its true but I read that her recordings were already done before, whereas Charlies lines were done after her death, so it took multiple recordings to finish.
@@lilith1992yeah you can't tell me they were all crying in the end of last few lines
@@lilith1992 60 if I remember correctly. He and a few people in the booth kept breaking down, understandably.
@jarekmiller4337 it breaks my heart when Judith Barsi and her mother got killed by her father and that poor innocent little girl is young to be abused!!!!!!😮😮😮😮😮
The fact that Burt saying "I'm sorry, I'm so very sorry" in the scene where they say goodbye was directly to the actress, not the character, shatters my heart. He was sorry she was taken so soon, and recording that last bit was so difficult for him
The ending is sadder when you know the tragic story behind it.
After Judith Barsi was killed alongside her mother by her abusive father, Burt Reynolds broke down recording the goodbye scene thinking about her.
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I believe it took him around 60/65 takes to record his lines while trying not to cry. 😢
Fortunately, Burt Reynolds is now happily reunited with his late costars Judith Barsi and Dom DeLuise up there in the heavens. Respect to them all. 🙏
R.I.P Judith Barsi. Taken from this world far too soon. This movie was originally going to be a lot darker. You can tell there was supposed to be more between where the car started moving, and when it flew off the ramp. Also, Carface was originally going to use a machine gun instead of a ray gun. You can see where they didn't change the lipsync.
Judith Barsi’s story never fails to make me cry, to this day, I still can’t get through this and Land before time without crying whenever I hear her adorable voice.
It took Burt Reynolds 63 attempts to record his part as Charlie when he visits Anne-Marie for the final time. I can't imagine being Burt Reynolds hearing about Judith and having to record these absolutely heartbreaking lines. He had a private recording room, just him and the sound man. Broke down so much. The pain in his voice literally sobbed my heart out
It's so sad that Judith’s last role was all about wanting to have a loving mommy and daddy, and yet it was her own father who ended her life. This wasn’t Charlie saying goodbye to Anne-Marie, it was Burt saying goodbye to Judith. Rest in peace, Judith. Our concrete angel. Yep, yep, yep! 🕊️
A poignant note about this film is the tragic fate of Judith Barsi, the young girl who voiced Ducky. Don Bluth asked her to be in the movie, and her response was "yep yep yep," which became Ducky's catchphrase. Sadly, Judith was tragically murdered by her own father at the age of 10. This heartbreaking reality adds an extra layer of sadness to watching the film, but it also underscores the incredible talent she brought to her role.
Fly high, Judith Barsi. Rest in peace, babygirl. Rest in Peace, Judith Barsi OUR CONCRETE ANGEL YEPI YEP! YEP! 🕊️❤️
Yes, she was so talented and it’s such a young age. It seems like she was going to be a star. She reminds me so much of Selena the famous singer because as such a young age, she had a gift and she was so determined to continue doing what she loved and was going to do more films with Don Bluff, but it’s sad because her own father someone who should’ve loved and cared for her and supported her took that all away, and then killed himself like a coward, my heart hurts for her, but I know she’s in a better place and I hope one day I will see her and Selena in heaven and get both of their autographs. They were my favorite actor singer.
The young actress that played Anne-Marie and her mother were killed in a murdered/suicide by her father a year this came out. The scene where Charlie is saying goodbye was re-recorded by Burt Reynolds after her death. She was Ducky in "The Lady Before Time." "Yup, Yup, Yup."
35:25 “Goodbye Charlie, I love you” THIS!! This is why I love this movie. Even if it breaks my heart so much 😭
This movie hits me hard for how Judith Barsi is missed by all. I always lose it when her character says “I love you.” as it was the last line she said before she got murdered by her cruel father 😢. Even Burt Reynolds and the cast didn’t finish their lines until after her death and it was oblivious that Burt was saying his lines in the end as a way to honor her and share his grieving over her death.
Fun fact about King Gator. He’s voiced by Ken Page. The same VA who voiced Oogie Boogie in The Nightmare Before Christmas.
That goodbye at the end always makes me tear up. And once I learned about the little girl's story, I can't stop crying when they say goodbye.
Plus Burt Reynolds recorded the lines after Judith Barsi had been murdered and it took about 60 takes for him through them
The Land Before Time, All Dogs Go to Heaven, and Home Alone were all released the same day as a Disney movie. The Land Before Time with Oliver and Company, All Dogs Go to Heaven with The Little Mermaid, and Home Alone with The Rescuers Down Under.
This movie always makes me cry every time I watch it. It's such a classic in my eyes, but very underrated, not many people give it the attention it deserves
The final movie for 80s child actress Judith Barsi before she and her Mother, Maria Barsi, were murdered by her abusive alcoholic father, József Barsi, in July 1988 (While the movie was still in production).
Judith was only 10 years old when she was killed and by then she had already recorded all of her dialogue for the film
Judith was also the voice of Ducky in The original Land Before Time movie.
35:16 was her final words.
It still makes me sad and angry to know that a Father would kill his own wife and daughter (Especially at the very young age of only 10)
Don bluth films hit so hard- i LOVED his movies growing up- so dark , emotional, and colorful! he went places with his movies.
Poor Judith Barsi. I wish that I could go back in time to save her and she has something to live for 😢
Yeah, she reminds me so much of Selena
They were both so talented and it said that they were both taken at such a young age. I hope that her Selena and her mother can rest in peace.
@@ExcitedBlini-ng6jqand I hope her dad is not in peace. He did something so unforgivable and I hope his soul is in some kind of hell where he is suffering till this day.
Like seriously, how can a father be his cruel to his own family?? 😣
@@firemiracle I know, but I know he’s suffering for what he’s done because God would not allow such an evil disgusting being into a place for others to be harmed
This movie is one of my childhood movies, especially since I'm a big lover of dogs. I also find it hard to watch sometimes now after what after Judith Barsi.. May her sweet soul rest in peace.
Loved the reaction Cody!
First things first, RIP Burt Reynolds, Judith Barsi, Dom DeLuise, and Irene Cara.
Thank you so much it’s sad that all of them died but I’m glad they’re all together in heaven now😢😢😢😢😢🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️😇😇😇🥺🥺🥺🥺👼👼👼👼🕊️🕊️🕊️🪽🪽💔💔💔💔🐶🐶🐶🐶
Rubber_Monkey ~ R.I.P. James Earl Jones (1931-2024) · Mufasa & Darth Vader
I love my two dogs with all my heart they are one of the few good things I have in this world, each night they snuggle close to me, every time I come back from running an errand I'm greeted with jumps and barking, I still remember when a nasty thunderstorm hit they snuggled in my lap and when my brother sent a text from work asking if they were okay I took a picture of them asleep in my lap and sent it to him. To all pet lovers cherish every second with you pet tomorrow is never promised they may be here today but they can be gone tomorrow
This is a childhood favorite of mine from Don Bluth’s library!
There was quite a handful of content that was cut from this film. Some include footage of Charlie getting hit by the car that killed him and then, there’s the infamous Hell sequence, where the fallen creatures had close up shots, not to mention the big bad one that breathes fire; and says “Now your mine” to Charlie.
I’m the end, when Charlie says goodbye, burt Reynolds’s was really saying goodbye to Judith Barsi because just before production of the movie was finished, both her and her mother were killed by her father. Those were her last recorded lines and you can even hear Burt’s voice breaking.
Here’s an interesting fact that I didn’t know till I was older. The reason it looks like Charlie got shot, but he didn’t get hurt is because he’s not dead, but he’s not alive either so the shots went through him. He’s like in a state of limbo where the only thing that will kill him is the stopping of that watch.
You can see it if you pay close attention. The shots hit him, but he doesn’t get hurt.
The saddest bit about this film is the fact Burt Reynolds had to act alongside Judith Barsi's final lines. When they were all that was left of her.
After the little girl pass away they wrote a song for her ❤Love survive ❤️
Don Bluth, the creator of this movie has lots of guts to add such dark and mature moments in his animated family movies and that’s why i respect him so much. He is someone who doesn’t see children audience as dumb viewers, he always knew that children can handle some darkness in animation just as long as there’s a good ending. Nowadays most animated movies play way too safe to be more childish and sillier, except for Disney and Pixar though, at least they still know how to add some mature or sometimes dark moments in their animated movies.
But yea, hopefully you watch some of Don bluth’s other animated movies. My most top favorite has to be The Secret Of Nimh, man that one is so good 😄
37:35 Watch the sequel now, please
5:42 and this is exactly why I have imaginary friends and I’m proud of it.
The last scene with Charlie and Anne-Marie had to be one of the most saddest scenes ever to preform. And what's heartbreaking to think about, Charlie's/Burt Reynolds was saying "goodbye" to Judith Barsi/Anne-Marie in that scene.
Don Bluth films are colorful yet very emotional and realistic themes. Scary too hope you check out most of them. They were my childhood movies. Hard to believe there was an arcade game based on this animation.
Another emotional rollercoaster of a movie I 100% recommend is A Dog's Purpose, and if you're anything like me, you should bring 2 boxes of tissues and a large glass of water.
This movie makes me cry. I can't watch the ending without sobbing.
You know, Anne-Marie looks kinda like a younger version of Snow White. Not sure if this was intentional(probably not), but it’s an interesting detail that I picked up on.
For me personally, this was "The Green Mile" of animated movies.
Dude! This is like my favourite Don Bluth film from the 80s, next to The Land Before Time!
Interesting to see you watch a Don Bluth movie for a change (I know you already reacted to Anastasia before, but still).
Don Bluth is definitely one of the most fascinating figures in animation history, a man who really pushed the envelope of how dark an animated family film can be as well as brought back higher quality of animation at a time where Disney (whom I still love, don't get me wrong) was playing it a bit too safe ever since Walt Disney died and was always cutting corners visually because of past box office failures.
Even if his films weren't always the best, Don Bluth is one of the reasons animation is still going strong today.
Other films of his that I highly recommend watching are The Land Before Time, An American Tail and ESPECIALLY The Secret of NIMH, a massively underrated gem right there!
Also, fun (and semi-not fun cause this movie bombed as a result) fact: This movie was released in theaters the exact same day as Disney's The Little Mermaid (animated of course).
Exactly I’m so thankful that he was able to do this because if it wasn’t for him, then Disney probably wouldn’t be what it is today and I’m thankful for everything he has done and for all the love and kindness, and even just things that he does for others in his lifeI hope he’s OK and doing well and I’m thankful for making movies for families and people to enjoy. I love him so much.❤❤❤❤😢😢
There was once a time when Don Bluth became better than Disney. But when this movie was made, Disney also made The Little Mermaid, and they were back to being to kings of animated movies, going on to make Beauty and The Beast, Aladdin, and The Lion King.
conorplisga3718 - Speaking of The Lion King, James Earl Jones who voiced Mufasa and Darth Vader in Star Wars, had passed away yesterday at the age of 93.
Haven't been able to watch this since finding out what happened to Anne Marie's voice actress, poor kid.
One of my favourites from my childhood!
This movie was my childhood! It was my comfort movie whenever I was in the hospital due to my medical condition.
But I only found recently about Marie’s actor and it makes this whole movie even more sadder. 😢😢😢😢
The Fact that King Gator is non other than Oggie Boogie 😂
Anne Marie has the same voice as Ducky from Land Before Time
This movie breaks my heart so much because the little girl that voices Anne-Marie her name is Judith Barsi and her story is so sad. She was only 10 years old when she was murdered by her own father who killed both her and her mother, then killed himself. I feel sorry for her, she reminds me so much of Selena the famous singer because both of them were very talented at such a young age and I feel sorry that she didn’t get to live along and happy life. I hope that her and her mother rest in peace.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤❤🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺👼👼👼👼👼🕊️🕊️🕊️🪽🪽🪽🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶#JudithBarsi
Honestly this movie had my heart, it was so emotional especially the ending with the goodbye, it really hit home
This Movie holds a special place in my heart! It gives so much nostalgia and reminds me of my early lessons in life that though sometimes things are an eventuality goodbyes to special people are not forever. Your reaction to this was incredible and emotional.
Another Don Bluth film you should see that i have yet to see anyone react to is called "Rock-A-Doodle"
That song “come home to my heart” was such a sad song and made me cry as a kid….childhood issues
Yeah, it’s sad because poor Judith Barsi couldn’t sing Because it was a song about a happy life that she sadly didn’t have and the song love survives which plays at the end of the credits is dedicated to her memory. It breaks my heart that she was murdered at such a young age I hope she can rest in peace, knowing we will never forget her, I never stopped thinking about her and this is her last movie about heaven is what breaks my heart😢😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤❤💔💔💔💔💔
There is actually a sequel to this movie out there.
I have only watched it once and it was a long time ago but I remember child me having a lot of fun with it.
Maybe you want to check it out at some point.
I used to be so obsessed with this movie as a little girl. 😂 I had it on vhs but it broke 😢💔
I watched the sequel YEARS before I watched this movie because my grandma had the sequel in her cupboard
80s Bluth movies = gold. I still have the VHS of this one, if you watched it when you were 5 or so let's just say it left an impression. The others would be Land Before Time, An American Tail, and the goated Secret of NIMH
Of course I didn't know about what happened to Judith Barsi at the time but I'm sure the comments are already filled with that
I was crying with you too in that ending…like…damn
RIP Judith🕊🫶
_Love Survives_ 💗
Cody you have to watch Balto if you haven't already. It's a pretty sweet and underrated movie :)
I'm glad that you actually enjoyed this classic movie by Don Bluth just like Anastasia, if there's a character that I love from All Dogs Go To Heaven it's totally Anne-Marie and it still breaks my heart about Judith Barsi who voiced the character. 🙏🏼
You know there were different theories about all dogs go to heaven, too like because of at the end of this movie though, but like how car face Got eaten by the alligator technically it’s an alligator because crocodiles and alligators are very different
PS there were other theories too like how the girl grew up, but she had the kid, but he’s like her age in all dogs, go to heaven too but those were just more different theories again because of the first one too
I only saw the sequel and loved it, so emotional to watch the first one with you! Hope you do the sequal soon 😊
This was one of my favorite movies as a kid, and is still one of my favorite Don Bluth films. It didn't do very well on its release, due to competition from a certain Disney film about a singing fish girl, but it did much better on home media releases. Would also recommend the second movie someday, since I think it's pretty underrated.
Knowing the real life situation of the little girl who gave voice to Anne-Marie makes the end of this movie even sadder.😢
The ending of this movie is sad. Because when Charlie is saying goodbye, he's really saying goodbye for real. And not just in the movie. And it hits us so hard. Because of the voice actress Judith who played Annemarie. She also voiced Ducky too this is true. But it always hits me pretty hard. I love this movie it's a classic for me and one of my top 10 favorites from my childhood.
13:43, it was an upside-down War and Piece just for the extra punchline.
You should to react on Land before time and its sequels. Also I recommend you Secret of NIMH, Rock a doodle, Pebble and the penguin, Titan A. E., Troll in central park, Bartok the magnificent, American tail and its sequels, and the sequels of All dogs go to heaven too.
Land Before Time is a great movie that has beautiful animation and one of those films I grew up watching.
Rock a Doodle, Pebble and The Penguin, A Troll In Central Park, Bartok, and Fivel Goes West are all, absolutely terrible terrible terrible movies, horrible, unbelievably bad failures that tarnished and ruined the good name of Don Bluth, and those movies shouldn't be subjected on one's own worst enemy.
It’s gonna make me cry but I’m gonna watch anyways.
And watch All Dogs go to Heaven 2!
Anyone else watching this lost a pet and then thinks about their deceased pet whenever they see the ending of this movie?
While many of us are aware of the tragic story behind Anne-Marie’s voice actor Judith Barsi, this was one of Don Bluth’s animated films of the 80s that deserves better praise alongside his other hits like An American Tail and The Land Before Time.
There were rumors that Don Bluth was plagued by pride because unlike his last two movies, All Dogs Go to Heaven didn’t have the involvement of producer Steven Spielberg and was thus not financially successful as his past titles. It was up against Disney’s The Little Mermaid the same weekend, which defeated it at the box office. ADGTH nevertheless had its share of unique voice talents and a story that not even Disney can tell.
This was one of my favorite movies as a kid. The backstory with Judith is so sad though
a childhood classic of mine!
awesome reaction
I wish we could save Judith Barsi from her fate
I want us to celebrate her life. It’s sad that so many people don’t know what happened to her and I wish they would make a holiday of her birthday or even her life. I wish that every year they would play her movies and memory of her.😢😢😢😢
Can we all agree that the scene where Charlie has a nightmare about going to Hell is absolutely terrifying even as an adult?
Sort of a Wal-Jesse-Gus dynamic between the three main dogs?
This used to be one of my favorites when I was little. I watched it again when I was older & I couldn’t figure out y I liked this movie so much
....because it's an amazingly animated, well-produced and brilliantly written, beloved animated classic? What other reason do you NEED?
This is such an odd animation, but Don Bluth never shied away from an odd story. It isn't my favorite, but I loved it as a kid. If you're interested in some better fms from his studio, "The Secret of NIMH" and "an American Tale" are both fantastic: gorgeous animation, beautiful storytelling.
the alligator scene, you're not the only one who finds the plot twist weird, the Nostalgia Critic Guy finds it weird, he calls it *The Big-Lipped Alligator Moment* only he discontinued that.
Another Don Bluth film since you watched Anastasia
As a kid I never realized Charlie was kinda the bad guy most the film lol. I love how childhood movies become a different experience when you grow up
Oh I love this Don Bluth movie, growing up. Have you seen Don Bluth's Thumbelina yet?
Hopefully he never has to. That movie is trash.
Ik im alittle late, but I think it would be a good idea to watch the tv for this movie. It’s very underrated not many people have heard of it but this movie did in fact have a TV show. 3 whole season in fact!
Sadly the girl who voiced the little girl in this movie was killed by her father in a murder-suicide situation, just before this was released I believe. She also voice Ducky from The Land Before Time. That's why the guy who voiced Charlie was so choked up at the end, because he genuinely was, as just found out about it when recording those last lines.
A great film though. If you haven't already you should give The Land Before Time a go.
Never actually seen the 1st film. But loved the 2nd one with the Xmas film too.
Why? Those were both godawful
I would like to add in my recommendation alongside the handful of others who recommended *All Dogs Go To Heaven 2* and *The Secret of NIMH* and also *An American Tale* - all great movies (come to think of it, they all have sequels, too!)
Ignore all the sequels. None of the sequels are good. The originals are classics. The sequels should be forgotten and buried in obscurity forever.
You should react to *All Dogs Go To Heaven 2*
He should react to the TV show, not many people know about it so it would be a good idea to spread the word. The show had 3 whole seasons!
No he should not. That movie is a travesty and such a horrible, cheap, unworthy sequel.
@@thenightstar8312 *SHAME ON YOU!!!!!* 😡😡😡😡😡💢💢💢💢💢🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
I'm in my 40s and that ending still makes me cry.
The series is great too! Think there is only 2 seasons but it was really good
What must poor little Judith's home life have been like living with that jealous monster? 😢 She gave us such memorable performances, she would have grown up to be such a big name I whole heartedly believe that. R.I.P sweet girl.
My favorite character from All dogs go to heaven is Itchy and Charlie
The ending is so sad considering the little girl had been murdered by her father and Charlie recorded his part at the end after she was dead such a sad film n story x
I never saw these movies from start to finish. I’m not ready for that day when my dog will eventually move on
Please watch the Secret of Nimh!
R.I.P Judith Barsi
You deserved better
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Have you ever read a children's book called Where the Wild Things Are as a kid? If you did, check out the 2009 live-action movie. If you have never read the book before then, still check out the movie
Hey Do You Know All Dogs Go To Heaven And The Little Mermaid Both Came Out In Theaters On November 17 1989
I heard that song from an April fools day and didn’t expect it to be in this movie
They are at least two sequels to this is your intristed the third a Christmas special
They're all terrible. Don't even bother.
@@thenightstar8312 love a song in the third
@@thenightstar8312 and the first song in the second and to be honest I like the second more though to be fair I saw the second first and as a kid so I don't know how much of that is nostalgia.
React to Open Season Next Please? It is one of my favorite animated movies from my Childhood produce by Sony Pictures Animation I would love it alot if you did?
I hope you do react to All Dogs go to Heaven 2.
Please no. That sequel is godawful.
@@thenightstar8312 is not. I loved the second flim.
Judith Barsi will always be remembered forever. And it's not fair that her own father killed her.
I'm just here to like amd comment. No way I'm putting myself through watching this vid. I love this movie and I know I'll cry so...😅
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I’ve never heard of it 😊
Watch the 2nd all dogs if you could it’s good also
If you haven't yet could you please react to The Incredibles (2004) short Jack Jack Attack & The Incredibles 2 (2018) short Auntie Edna.