**ALL DOGS GO TO HEAVEN** SHOULD BE SADDER TBH!! FIRST TIME WATCH
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Because this movie left me unsatisfied, please suggest me sad movies that I could potentially watch for my channel hehe EMOTIONALLY BREAK ME, Y'ALL!!
Coco! Makes me cry every time and the animation is beautiful
An American Tail another Don Bluth film
"Iron Giant" is always emotional journey for me from more classic ones
"Wolfwalkers" isn't that emotionally wrenching i suppose but its for sure very emotionally strong and beatiful modern 2D animated movie
The Land Before Time, also by Don Bluth.
Astro-boy, Up, and Mars Needs Moms. Don’t want an animated movie there’s The Best of Me, Bridge to Terabithia, My Girl, Old Yeller, and Boy in the Striped Pajamas.
Sadly the little girl Judith Barsi (who played Anne-Marie) died before this movie was released. Her and her mother were in an abusive controlling relationship with her father that ended up with all of them dying. I think knowing this fact makes this movie that much sadder.
That's crazy because I was just going to mention that in my comment before I ended the comment and you put that on there so shout out to you. It's sad like she didn't get a chance to see this movie it kind of reminds me of like the actors who died before the release of their movies they were in just like the Brandon Lee situation.
She was so tiny and cute too, her dad was so heartless, gone too soon.
@@triplusional2.0 yeah, I commented this before I ended the video so I didn't realize she mentioned it until then. I'm glad that they didn't recast her for the sequel and just made a new character, Anne-Marie will forever be hers.
She was Ducky too, wasn't she? If she wasn't then the little girl who voiced ducky died in a very similar way =(
@@blobbertmcblob4888 yes, she also voiced Ducky
I remember when Burt Reynolds died and everybody was like, "Now Charlie and Anne-Marie can be together again." OW.
And now I'm sad. I had no idea!
Don’t forget Dom “Itchy” Deluise!
I honestly forgot that Burt Reynolds passed away a few years ago.
@@PyrotechNick77 Oof even harder.
@@FormulaPunRacer Dom will be missed as well.
Rip to the voice actress of Anne-Marie as she and her mother were being controlled by her abusive father who later killed them not too long after the movie and she was just 10 years old
I dont think she even got to see the movie I think she died before it was released
The little girl that voices Anne Marie also voices Ducky in Land Before Time.
This was the last film she ever did before she was murdered.
If you want to legitimately be destroyed, watch Grave of the Fireflies. However, it is an extremely heavy movie with lots of dark topics. While the movie is beautifully animated and talks about an important time in history, I can say that I never want to see it again. Once a lifetime is all you need for that movie.
Edit: to give you an idea of what it’s like, I found myself full blown sobbing within the first five minutes. It’s not an easy movie.
I. Feel the same way. I remember watching it when I was 14 because I thought, "oh a Studio Ghibli movie. It'll be fun." It was indeed not a fun time. I absolutely love it to this day, but I cannot stomach it. I fully had a breakdown throughout the entire watch. I think what really tipped me over the edge is when Seito found out Setsuko was eating little rocks and buttons when she had no more of her favorite candies or any other food to eat. I just... related a lil too much for that one
It's kind of like. "Trauma porn", if such a thing were to exist. I agree with Anime Abandon's take on it.
Highly agree grave of the fireflies is really sad. But the animation is truly amazing. I believe you can watch it on Hulu, or I think it’s on HBO
I love Grave of the Fireflies but it is a lot. If I feel the need to ugly cry its a really good choice
Nah same man that movie fucked me up but I still consider it to be the (narratively) best Ghibli movie. I do listen to the soundtrack all the time though when writing sad scenes.
You are definitely right that watching it as a child leaves fond memories of this movie. The saddest part for me was always Anne-Marie's song, which became even sadder when I learned of her death and that she herself couldn't sing the song.
She didn't sing the song because it was deeply traumatizing for her. She was alive for it but because it was going back home and going home to her was going to her abusive father it really freaked her out. Such a trajedy
This movie has a G rating. Most Disney animated movies don't have G ratings anymore, and this contains gambling, heavy drinking, smoking, murder, attempted murder, fist fights, kidnapping, graphic depictions of hell, and has a kill count.
God I love 80's family movies.
Well it should be noted PG-13 wasn't a thing until after the likes of Indiana Jones 2 and Gremlins had skirted the lines of PG. So the lines of between G, PG, and R were a lot more broad then before PG-13, so in this time it was still in the early period of such ratings and changing standards.
This movie released on the same day as The Little Mermaid and the critics were so unfair in comparing everything to that movie. Maybe they were right here and there, but both movies have equally brilliant animation.
Oh, my childhood movie. I was always aware of the gambling, drinking, death, homelessness, etc. Within this movie. Being an adoptee and loving animals from a young age, I felt so connected to this movie. Thank you for your reaction Sophia!
You must love the first rescuers movie so. Really tugs at the heartstrings! My favourite!
15:30: *sighs* they had no choice but to get a different VA to provide her singing voice...Judith broke down crying in the recording booth trying to sing the song because of the troubled home life Rin mentioned...it's what led her mother to basically be ordered to take Judith to a therapist...
What makes this movie sad is the true story of the voice actor for Anne-Marie and what happened to her 😢
I know this doesn't pertain to the film itself, but I just had to mention that the orange hair really suits you. The length, the style, and the color highlights your dark, defined eyebrows. You look exceptionally lovely here, and I say that with the utmost respect and discretion.
Aww thank you!
I think you would like the land before Time
Omg, I remember that 😭
MY CHILDHOOD!!
I remember being so obssesed with that, and dinosaurs
Oh my God, YES!!
Yess!!! Please! That movie was my childhood. I even named my first cat after Littlefoot. Good times, good times.
When I was 3, I watched my dog get hit by a car and die and after that I watched this movie over and over, I think it actually really helped me cope because it showed that the dogs are ok after they are gone. I liked the scenes of heaven, and the scenes that stick out to me the most are the puppies eating the sloppy pizza and the alligator scene. I have such a special place in my heart for this movie ❤️❤️
I am so sorry I cannot fathom what that must have been like
Speaking as someone who did grow up with this movie and has fond memories of it yes I admit it is a little boring at some points while the movie didn’t have as much dog death as you would expect remember this is still meant for young children but even so looking back the movie was pretty dark in its own way it’s at least darker than the sequel movies and the tv show but that’s just me great reaction Sophia 👍🏼
Siskel and Ebert gave this a mixed review, saying it's too scary for kids but some parts of the movie are hilarious, and the darkest scene was that the main dog character went to Hell, which deemed to frightening for young viewers.
watching this as an adult it's way too dark for children. Mob bosses trafficking an orphaned child and the boss kills his underboss who is granted a second chance and in the end the boss and underboss are dead lol. But it's animated so somehow that type of hard hitting narrative is supposed to be safer lol
If you REALLY want to cry, you’ve got to watch “A Dog’s Purpose”. If you haven’t already, that’s definitely a tear jerker.
Don Bluth definitely primed me for loving the dark and psychedelic. There was a grittiness that somehow made his stuff feel more magical.
Also, I just realized that my favorite Anime, Yu Yu Hakusho, is kind of the reverse of this idea--where they didn't have a spot for him in heaven cause he was such a pos in life that they didn't expect him to die heroically lol
Honest to God I don't think this was ever meant to make people sad, it was meant to scare the sh*t out of really little kids and make parents wonder what Bluth was smoking to show it to little kids.
Now imagine seeing this when you're 6 or 7 in the late 80s/early 90s...you have maybe a cursory understanding of Heaven and Hell, you know you achieve one by being good and one by being bad. Then this film comes along and it really doesn't shy away from the the bad things that Charlie does (and loves) in life that SHOULD send him to hell; gambling, drinking, kidnapping (casual racism?) and fraud. Of course, being a dog, he gets a "get out of hell free" card...but then he spits in the face of Heaven by going back to Earth and racking up another two or three hundred vices that will seal his fate. It wasn't until I saw this around age 13 that I had the same reaction YOU did to the whole 'Angel tells Charlie he can never come back to Heaven' thing; it was almost identical.
And the dream sequence? JESUS. Hell isn't just this massive, fiery, frightening place where the demons torture you, they have a Don Bluth Gleeful attitude about it. That was scary at age 7! And yeah yeah yeah the 'fallen angel' parallels are obvious now, but at the time, it really felt like Charlie's fall from grace was permanent. Honestly, I feel bad for Itchy...he was the sensible one here. Leave town, start over, get clear of the guy who killed you in the first place. He was a good friend to Charlie and Charlie basically dismissed him because Charlie NEEDS to live the high life, surrounded by flunkies and friends and his piers, made to look and feel above everyone else...very Lucifer Morningstar. The exchange at the end is sweet and made me tear up a little I suppose, yeah, but the imagery that sticks with me will always be the literal river of Hell that Charlie has to look forward to when he dies...creeped me out.
Do Secret of NIMH! Great little critique!
The nostalgia critic refers to moments with the alligators as a “big lipped alligator moment” it is something that adds no context to the story, is never referenced again, and has 0 influence on the plot. Like the fire eaters from Labrynth
When you find out that Judith Barsi the little girl who voice Anne-Marie died cause her dad got jealous cause of the money she was earning from being a child actress and killed her for it, the movie becomes really sad considering the fact that she died before it was over and unfortunately they did have to find a new child actress for the singing part. It's just heart breaking that the goodbye part at the end of the movie was the last scene she had act, it was the last movie she ever did since I found end of the movie has made me cry. I know my comment is one year off but if she was still alive in 2022 she would been 43 years old her life was taken too soon, she had a bright future too and it was taken from her rest in peace Judith, may you still shine bright in heaven. (oh I should of kept watching oops still rest in peace but still oops)
When you watch this movie as kid the emotion hits differently and you can relate to it more
I have never been able to understand why, but the opening sequence where Charlie goes to heaven, leaves, and is told he can never come back just yanks the tears out of me every dang time, there's a couple other sentimental scenes in this movie but that's the one that does it for me. The closing scene with the fire on the water was pretty effective too. Yeah, I saw it when I was a kid and I'm sure that's a big part of why it impacts me as much as it does, but it hasn't dulled with age at least. This was my introduction to your channel and it was a fun ride!
bro, Charlie just straight up hit a Ariana Grande note on that alligator's mouth lol
You should watch Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron. I think it's one of DreamWorks' best, banger soundtrack, stellar animation, pretty good plot! It's also hella sad in some parts, but I'm not gonna spoil it 👀 I'd just love for you to react to this because it was one of my favourite childhood movies and it still holds up I think!!
I SECOND THIS although it's not an emotionally heartbreaking one, this movie is one of my absolute faves
@@vanitystreak there are some scenes that definitely made me super sad, but yeah, it's not as devastating as, say, Prince of Egypt
Please do! I loved that movie. Gosh, that was a Classic!
Yes, do it I third this motion
Sad fact: the little girls also voices ducky from the land before time series and on her tombstone it's says yup-yup 😢 r.i.p young one you were takin too soon
Man, this one for sure unlocked a memory. I remember i watched it a lot as a kid tho i don't really remember that much elements of this movie, but i suppose its a situation with most of Don Bluth less succesfull movies (in local movie rental there were a lot VHSes of those, funnily i never watched those most classical Don Bluth's movies maybe except "Land Before Time")
I will say, while the I do hold a soft spot for the movie as well (as I had a VHS of it as a kid), today the movie's a mix-bag for me. My biggest gripe being the plot, because while it was it's strong point, it was also it's weak point as well. And you can tell, due to the many edits that were made. It's a shame, because Don Bluth had an original cut which had it's darker moments and maybe more character development (This is the same thing they did to The Land Before Time). But whether it was good or not, I digress. So if I was making the movie I keep it like this:
The 1st act will stay, as well as the half of the 2nd act, where Charlie and Itchy "rescue" Anne-Marie when they learn what Carface is using her for, Carface realizing Anne-Marie's gone and the whole bedtime sequence. Now for the next part of the act, here's what should change: creating Charlie's revenge. You see, I always found it odd that Charlie states how he's gonna make Carface pay for what he did to him, yet he's using Anne-Marie to build another casino, when he should be laying low, since Carface still at the time thinks he's dead. And opening up a casino with YOUR NAME ALL OVER IT, isn't very smart. So here's what should happen instead:
Charlie's plan for revenge is to blow the casino boat with Carface inside (Charlie: He's gonna watch as everything he's has be destroyed. Then its his turn.). Once they do, Charlie has a getaway plan as well (which I explain more in detail soon), and him and Itchy will make their escape. However, Charlie needs money in order for the materials in order for the plan to work. So that's when he decides to use Anne Marie communicate with animal racers and place bets on the winners. And with their money, they buy their ammo/explosives, and secretly stick them onto the boat so when the time is right, they blow it up. But during one of their bets, a dog who happens to work for Carface, notices Charlie in the audience and goes to tell Carface (Also, keep that scene where Carface attempts to murder Killer and Killer states he has a gun; but not a "ray gun". In the original, the recording was "A REAL gun.".).
We can still keep the "Anne-Marie looking for a family" subplot, but here's what'll happen: during their prepping, Anne-Marie wants out because of Charlie not keeping the end of his promise to help the poor and find her a family. So that's when they go to the abandoned church where Flo raises the orphaned puppies and feed them. Here we get more development with Flo where not only is she a former girlfriend of Charlie, but has some business in laundering money and goods and smuggling pets out of the town. Charlie makes a deal with her into helping him and Itchy get on a plane out of the city, but doesn't mention his plans for revenge on Carface to her.
We keep the sequence of Anne-Marie finding the stolen wallet of Harold and Kate, the "Soon You'll Come Home" song, Charlie's Hell nightmare (fully restored), Anne-Marie's visit to Kate and Harold, Charlie manipulating Anne-Marie into coming back with him, the Carface shooting (fully restored; when re-watching, you can tell it was re-edited to be less violent), and here we see more elements to the watch where it basically shows that it gives Charlie immorality and healing powers, unless something happens to the watch (like it stops ticking). We have the whole scene with Charlie and Anne-Marie falling into the water in that abandoned building, but remove the entire alligator sequence (Seriously, why was that even in there?). Instead, we have them falling through the sewers trying to find their way out, only to head down a waterfall, leading to Anne-Marie contracting pneumonia.
Itchy, in the meantime is walking down the street with some more supplies for the revenge plan, only to get attacked by Carface and his thugs but manages to escape despite receiving some bruises. We have Charlie trying to find medical attention for Anne-Marie with Flo and Itchy confronting Charlie there, Charlie in anger states that he's using Anne-Marie and plans "dump her in an orphanage", Ann-Marie hearing everything and running away tearfully, and here we are shown that Carface managed to follow Itchy to the abandoned church, where him and his thugs hide from behind and kidnap Anne-Marie, and Itchy realizes that it's them, not Charlie. Charlie then decides that's he has to for once try and fight for someone other than himself and goes to save Anne-Marie, even convincing Itchy into doing so (Since Itchy states earlier that he believes Charlie treats Anne-Marie like she matters more than him.).
Charlie and Itchy then go on their rescue with Charlie attempting to get Anne-Marie out, but is confronted by Carface once more and a fight ensues but accidently causes a fire and Charlies realizing the explosives are still on the boat has to get Anne-Marie out fast. Carface's death can be the same, except instead of the comedic alligator, Carface is confront by real scary and well drawn ones (Kinda similar to the designs of the T-Rex, in Bluth's previous film The Land Before Time.). Charlie ending up sacrificing his watch to save Anne-Marie, and dying in the explosion (Also, remove Killer helping Anne-Marie to shore and have him get his comeuppance as well, since we are shown in the film that he's still evil, so him saving her feels unearned.). And then we have the emotional ending where Itchy, decides to stay with Anne-Marie, as it would be what Charlie wanted, Charlie being forgiven, and given the chance back to Heaven, his final goodbye to Anne-Marie and returning to Heaven.
And just like that, you have the perfect All Dogs Go To Heaven movie.
Sadder!? this movie had me dead in sadness 😭
Interesting you're talking about Don Bluth and Disney as Bluth started off animating for Disney working on films like Sleeping Beauty, Robin Hood and the Rescuers. Also directed "The Small One" for Disney. So, the fact that Anne Marie looks like Snow White might be deliberate. Kind of ironic that Bluth trying to get away from Disney considering Anastasia was distributed by 20th Century Fox which is now Disney.
I was gifted this movie as a kid and I thought it would be too sad to ever watch based on the title so thanks for reacting to it and showing me what I was missing!
Umm… what’s sadder than Judith Barsi being murdered by her father?
Yeah this movie is sad!! Poor Judith Barsi!! And that song that plays at the end “Love Survives” is dedicated to her!! R.I.P. Judith Barsi!! ❤️❤️
This was one of the movies I adored as a kid, and its what made me love German Shepards so much ( At least Im pretty sure Charlie is one) I would watch this movie so many times on VHS.
Love Survives was not originally written for the movie. It was added before All Dogs Go To Heaven was in theaters. Judith Barzy starred as Anne Marie and in 1988 her abusive father murdered Judith and her mom in cold blood. Judith's father later killed himself within days of killing Judah and his wife. one time there was a death in Judith's family before she died. The mom had a family member die. Her husband Joseph hid the letter letting her know so she couldn't go because she didn't know. Some years before their deaths Judith starred in a true crime movie about a man who murdered his wife and kids. Scarry considering what happened.
We going to talk about how she totally rocks that new hairstyle look . Gosh she is so gorgeous
I used to watch this movie a lot especially as a kid. But I haven't been able to watch it alone since my heart dog died 4 years ago. (She was a German shepherd like Charlie)
This movie legitimately scared me as a child, like I was terrified of it. But I also loved it, I loved Charlie! And I used to love Land before Time too, but ever since I found out about the little girl I can only watch either of these movies when I'm ready to be sad.
“Just leave town, don’t open your place next to Carface’s.”
Yeah revenge ain’t the best motivator sometimes. It is funny that Charlie tells Itchy to “Let me do the thinking.” When really Itchy is the voice of reason
Your commentary is such a fun time! ☺️ I loved this movie so much growing up. And I watched it years later & it just made me weep. Judith was a marvelous voice actor & it breaks my heart to know her story.
I've always loved Don Bluth films, even more than Disney. They seem so much more real and gritty and there are real stakes going on. plus the songs were bangers in his films. Thumbelina, Fievel Goes West, and All Dogs were such a big part of my childhood .
Also, girl didn't just die young. She was straight up murdered
Sophia, you're a star. When I heard you speak in this video, I saw visions. No, I'm not on drugs or drunk. But you are a speaker. Your voice is a rose garden for my ears. Google my name and get in touch, there are riches waiting for you.
"I wanted to feel pain today." LOL!
LOL NOT THE COPY PASTA
17:35 pretty much. Long as nothing happens to the watch, or it never stops ticking, he lives.
Hence why when he finally dies, it's because the water made it stop.
This made me realise.....
Charlie is a Lich
This movie gets a lot sadder and have a deep meaning when you learn about Judith Barsi (she played Anne-Marie) and when the character sings about having a good house a family....
I love this movie! im 14 but how have you never watched this before now.?? Its an award winner for sure!
If you want heartbreaking Don Bluth, that's Secret of NIHM, Land Before Time and An American Tail. Those are the Triumvirate of Bluth Classics.
This movie was released after Judith Barsi's death, and, back when Burt Reynolds was alive, one could imagine that heartfelt final talk between Charlie and Ann Marie but the roles reversed.
Itchy's voice actor sounded so familiar, I couldn't put my finger on it until it finally clicked that he also voiced Jeremy in the Secret of NIMH
And he also voiced Tiger in an American Tail and in the non-Bluth directed sequel. Also for Bluth he voiced the title character in (UGH!) A Troll in Central Park. Interestingly he worked with Disney when he voiced Fagin in Oliver and Company. He really was a voice of a lot of our childhoods really.
@@MrTristy22 Sophia needs to watch A Troll in Central Park just to see her reaction.
After all Dom Deluise & Burt Reynolds were great friends. And All Dogs Go To Heaven was definitely not their first collaboration
Coco is a really good movie that made me cry especially the ending! 😭😭
Charlie's nightmare gave me nightmares, I remember. The sounds, the monstrous boat in the lava, the reaper sitting on the boat. It was terrifying. It still is a little bit.
I am 30 years old and me and my mom still giggle at the alligator scene, the nostalgia hurts lol sorry you couldn't feel it, still enjoyed watching it with you ♡
this was a STAPLE in my childhood movie library. I'm 36yrs old and to this day...I can't stop the tears when Charlie and Anne Marie say goodbye.
When the 2nd movie came out...I kinda thought it would have been interesting if the deceased mom of the little boy turned out to BE Anne Marie in the 1st place...or maybe the grandmother of the boys mom.
Yeah, All Dogs Go to Heaven was at a weird transitional period between the great Don Bluth movies of the 80s (Secret of NIMH, American Tail, and Land Before Time) and the...not-so-great movies of the early 90s (Rock-a-Doodle, Pebble and the Penguin, Thumbelina, and Troll in Central Park). This one is either divisive or a mixed bag depending on who you ask. Definitely all over the place. Thank goodness Anastasia was a success. Lol
Don Bluth made great animated films that deal in dark real subjects and, poor Judith Barsi she was a sweet child who never lived a full life, thanks to her bad dad, and she and Heather O'Rourke who played Carol Anne from Poltergeist were 2 angels gone too soon!
For a tear-jerking but still family-friendly movie I reccomend Fluke (1995). Technically clean, but filled with a lot of sad dark moments, too and ends up ultimately bittersweet. I've never heard anyone else talk about this movie, much less react to it in a video. It deserves some attention.
I remember that movie!
IF it's the movie about the guy who gets reincarnated as a dog. I loved that movie. Not gonna spoil much, just in case lol.
Fun fact: this movie taught me what an orphan was back when I was a little kid
So, it was originally supposed to be a real Tommy g*n, and the apple pieces were supposed to be bl**d, but it unfortunately got censored.
Also, the H*ll sequence was supposed to be longer and way scarier, but it also got edited.
Man, it hurts to think so much of Don Bluth's work was butchered, and what was taken out or changed is lost forever.
Hi Sophia!!! If you like this one, I think you would really love this movie called "the last unicorn." It's a 2d animated 1980s fantasy movie, and the soundtrack is absolutely incredible
Oh my God, if she's never seen it, that would be so amazing to watch with Sophia!
How about Plague Dogs? Or Secret of NIMH?
@@osmanyousif7849 Secret of NIHM too! I've never seen Plague Dogs. But what about Balto? I remember that being a real tearjerker for child-me.
@@itzakpoelzig330 , Plague Dogs is way more real in it’s story….
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Yoooo! Balto for the win!
Look up the murder of Judith Barsi, there is actually a really sad story, especially the part where she tried to sing the song.
Burt Reynolds and Dom Deluise ( the voice of itchy ) have worked in a lot of movies together I suppose that is why the teamed them up in this one
All Dogs Go To Heaven and All Dogs Go To Heaven 2 The Land Before Time and The Land Before Time sequels are my favorite Don Bluth movies.
They had a different girl do the singing for Anne Marie because every time Judith Barsi attempted to she would just burst into tears and Don Bluth just didn't have the heart to force her to sing it.
I remember how much this movie scarred me as a kid. Reading these comments confuses me so much, I mean I was young when I first saw it but it still gave me an insane fear of dying and death because baby me didn't understand the concept
Ending song 'Love Survive' by Irene Cara and Freddie Jackson from All Dogs Go To Heaven Soundtrack is also a tribute to Judith Barsi: fun fact! Burt Reynolds is reunited with Dom Deluise and Judith Barsi in heaven. Rest in peace to the 3 trio. 🐕 🐕👧
There are a few other films with these characters: one is a direct sequel (which I liked better than the first film) and a Christmas film (which is my favorite of all of them).
People and Animals are complex, some are good, many are bad but a lot are flawed characters, and Charlie is one of them and glad Don made him like that and kudos to Burt Reynolds, and his friendship with Dom Deluise! The songs were ok but the best is Let Me Be Surprised, we need more films like this today to teach kids about things that are out there rather then shutting them in and trying to deny all the bad stuff of the world!
this was my favourite movie as a kid, for why, I’m not even sure 😭 I named my dog after charlie and my second after sasha from the sequel
Bro I know this movie by HEART heart. And I cry every time (now that I know what happened to Judith) but anyways as a kid I sing every song.. knew allll the words. And it's just nostalgia for me. It's very cool seeing a younger generation appreciate one of my childhood movies. But anyhoo let me continue crying.
If someone hasn’t before I’ll make that ending scene a lot sadder. By the time Judith was killed she had already finished her lines but Burt hadn’t yet. So he asked that the entire crew with the exception of an audio engineer be absent when he recorded those lines because in real life it was him saying goodbye to Judith while their characters were saying goodbye in the film. And the song that followed during the credits was a song called love survives that was written in memory of Judith.
Before the Season 2 finale of The Owl House made me cry, THIS WAS THE VICTIM OF EMOTIONAL DAMAGE FOR ME!
I watched this for the first time last year & I have to say Charlie's goodbye to Anne-Marie really struck a chord because it reminded me of the time after my own dog passed away.
That last goodbye were the last words little Judith Barsi ever recorded, her final acting moments
Encanto had me crying for 2hrs straight. 😢 😢
I watched this as a kind but I was never as attached to it as other movies. It's just. Eh.
It's not an old movie, but I recommend the Wolf Children. It's about an animated movie about a woman raising two children on her own. It's very touching and really captures the bittersweet emotions of a lot of the hardships people go through in life, while also beautifully highlighting the happy parts.
I love This movie
Anne Marie saying Good-bye to Charlie ALWAYS gets me
Like Peter Pan similar to Captain Hook's Defeat that's also chased by Crocodile but this is Alligator 22:36
Rest In Peace, Judith Barsi. This world was too cruel for you.
I watched this movie when I was 4 or something, never forgot the feeling that punching my stomach and the teardrops of course.
this movie made me sad as a kid and it scared me so bad I couldn't hear the voice actor voice without crying
When you find out about the voice actress of Anne-Marie and Ducky from The Land Before Time it'll break your heart 😔
When I learned what happened to Judith Barsi, I cannot watch the ending because it made it much sadder. Now it is said that her house is supposedly haunted.
Oof, talk about unlocking a childhood memory. I was terrified of the devil/nightmare scene. Gave me nightmares of my own. Couldn't watch that piece again for years after.
Don Bluth animation style looks how jazz sounds
Wait that is so accurate
Your hairstyle, glasses, and style is giving me Moonbyul of MAMAMOO in their Yellow Flower album era - KILLING IT!
Also good choice with the tissues, you’ll need it
Little me loved this movie growing up. I still find myself singing the song Anne Marie sings when she’s dreaming of having a family. 🥺
i didn’t say this in the last video, but the hair looks amazing!
Thank you!
I don't think that this movie was ever supposed to be all that sad. It was supposed to be a redemption story, a simple sinner turned saint sort of thing. All the behind the scenes was just sad and tragic.
This is the most hilarious commentary I've ever seen XD. I 100% agree with everything you said, it was just glorious to see it spoken out
I can't watch this movie without thinking of Judith! This was her last film before that pathetic thing of a father of her killed her!
Oh the title sounds sad, does it? I would consider "All Dogs" less of a sad thing and more of a morbid-crackden-spook thing.
If you want to go in a more somber direction, I can recommend "Watership Down". It doesn't have as many straight-up crying moments as anything from Pixar, but it does have an effectively depressing atmosphere.
The Movie is much more sadder when you realize the VA for Anne Marie was killed by her own father before the movies release. It's honestly heartbreaking. And the song in the credits makes me tear up.
alternative title: why am i not traumatized by *all dogs go to heaven*
It's a dog's world but humans are just around
After all these years I refuse to believe Carface and Charlie are the only dogs that tried to rewind that damn clock
Scarface:Ah AAH AAAAAAA AAAAAH
Subtitles: Screaming Angirly
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All though I do feel bad for the girl who played as Annemarie and Ducky for Land Before time. But I do feel sad when I think about what happened to. It was such a sad story. How her own dad murdered her. So, besides those two movies, she was never able to make anymore. And that's why thee ending scene hits so hard because we all know it's a real goodbye and she is saying goodbye forever.
May all the actors Rest In Peace and May god bless
Knowing what happened after the production of this film makes it even sadder
This movie had a scene that basically helped filmmakers invent a new name for a trope that already existed in movies, but until then hadn't been given a name:
"Big Lipped Aligator Moment"
When a movie includes a scene that is so outlandish and out of place with the rest of the movie, but doesn't serve the plot at all, ends abruptly, and is never mentioned again. Basically pointless and makes you question why it was in the movie in the first place.
I recall that it was Nostalgia Critic that introduced the Big Lipped Aligátor Moment during his review on Ferngully.
i love this movie! great video as usual! ❤️❤️