All Dogs Go To Heaven 2 (1996)

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In this tuneful animated sequel, that angelic ol' dog Charlie Barkin returns to create chaos in heaven and on earth. The trouble begins when Charlie gets bored with the peaceful bliss of life in doggy heaven and begins dreaming of returning to Earth. Even the arrival of his former best pal Itchy… More In this tuneful animated sequel, that angelic ol' dog Charlie Barkin returns to create chaos in heaven and on earth. The trouble begins when Charlie gets bored with the peaceful bliss of life in doggy heaven and begins dreaming of returning to Earth. Even the arrival of his former best pal Itchy does little to cheer him up. Then the wicked Carface steals Gabriel's horn and in the struggle it falls into San Francisco. Charlie and Itchy jump at the chance to retrieve the holy horn. Once back on Earth, the two have many adventures and get entangled with a sexy Irish setter a kindly boy and a wicked cat with a nefarious scheme. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: G, 1 hr. 22 min.
Directed By: Larry Leker, Paul Sabella
Genres: Animation, Kids & Family

In Theaters: Mar 29, 1996 Wide
On DVD: Mar 6, 2001
Studio: MGM Home Entertainment

Critic Reviews

M. Faust, Common Sense Media
This dark coming-of-age story is a unique romp.

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Alexander D

Awful
Michael E

the only thing that keeps you watching is the villain, he was just so interesting to watch, other than him theres not much else to keep you watching
Leigh R

Not as good as the first, but okay.
Dillon L

Childish kiddie crap.
Chris B

While it retained some of the darker side that made the first such an original and personal childhood favorite of mine, the overall feel that made the first special was gone. Not to say that certain parts didn't tug at you and some seemed to mesh okay, but several factors… More
While it retained some of the darker side that made the first such an original and personal childhood favorite of mine, the overall feel that made the first special was gone. Not to say that certain parts didn't tug at you and some seemed to mesh okay, but several factors hindered it. The pure absurdity of the plot is something I can usually negate because well it's an animated film or a movie in general, but things were just pointless and thrown together. The source elements of the film as well as the transfer itself were cheaply thrown together and slapped on a Blu-ray disc unfortunately. Granted I expected this but it didn't help an already lifeless and down in the dumps film with it's animated characters moving around in, what my friend Brad called, an oil canvas painting. While I know much much older films that use this in background shots, the whole film was done in this way except characters and it made a further disconnect. I'd stick to the original for sure.
Yinalí R

Loved this movie.
Jojo S

First of all, Barkin's already dead. Second of all, this film is trying to make people hate cats. The story has more action than the first one which is the only entertaining part of all.