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and subsequently highlighted. It is
implied that the blog reader reads the movie narrative, and then, he or she
watches the movie. The effort is to give
the blog reader, an enhanced entertainment experience. RB28’s Movie Narratives, ends this movie
narrative of All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989),
with some Hollywood facts.
All
Dogs Go to Heaven (1989) is rated G.
Furthermore, it is 1 hour and 24 minutes long. This movie is categorized under the action,
comedy, drama and family genre. The
official release date is November 17th,
1989. The release date is
for the Country of the United States of America. The director was Don Bluth. The co-directors were Gary Goldman and Dan
Kuenster. The writers were Don Bluth,
Ken Cromar, Gary Goldman, Larry Leker, Linda Miller, Monica Parker, John
Pomeroy, Guy Shulman, David J. Steinberg and David N. Weiss. The officially recognized stars of All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989); were Dom
DeLuise, Burt Reynolds and Judith Barsi.
The list of the 15 most important cast members is as follows:
- Burt Reynolds (Charlie B. Barkin).
- Dom DeLuise (Itchy Itchiford).
- Judith Barsi (Anne Marie).
- Melba Moore (Whippet Angel).
- Daryl Gilley (Dog Caster).
- Candy Devine (Vera).
- Charles Nelson Reilly (Killer).
- Vic Tayback (Carface).
- Rob Fuller (Harold).
- Earleen Carey (Kate).
- Anna Manahan (Stella Dallas).
- Nigel Pegram (Sir Reginald).
- Loni Anderson (Flo).
- Ken Page (King Gator).
- Godfrey Quigley (Terrier).
The synopsis follows. All
Dogs Go to Heaven (1989) is an animated story, which is also an action
drama story for the family. In this fun
story the dogs are bad; however, they are always good in their hearts. Therefore, these dogs get to go to
heaven. A dog named Charlie dies in the
beginning of this story. However,
Charlie is able to escape from heaven.
Charlie immediately returns to the Planet Earth. It turns out that, before his death, Charlie
was Carface’s business partner. Carface
is a crime boss dog. Obviously, Carface
orchestrated Charlie’s death. Upon his
return to Earth; Charlie, along with Itchy, becomes the center of the
story. At the same time, Anne Marie is
an orphan girl. It turns out that at
this time, Anne Marie, is Carface’s possession.
It doesn’t take long before, Charlie and Itchy, steal Anne Marie from
Carface. Additionally, they begin to
spend time, with Anne Marie.
Furthermore, Charlie and Itchy attempt to open up, a new casino. This business idea quickly crashes, into,
Carface’s business interests. Ultimately;
Charlie escaped from heaven, and, every moment on Earth is borrowed time. Director, Don Bluth, does a good job. He successfully puts together a complicated
story, into, a linear sequence. The
writers do an equally good job. The
characters Itchy and Carface, are cleverly written. Additionally, Charlie gets to be the star,
but, Itchy and Carface are always remembered.
The officially recognized stars contribute tremendously. They would be missed, if they were not
chosen. Special recognition is merited
to Burt Reynolds, for the Charlie character.
Overall, All Dogs Go to Heaven
(1989) earns the rating of 7 out of 10.
The movie narrative of, All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989), is as
follows. Itchy and Charlie, are in an
underground tunnel digging. Without
notice, Itchy breaks a water pipe and the water, pushes them up and onto the
surface. It results that, Itchy and
Charlie, were in prison for dogs. Being
pushed up by the water helps them, and, they successfully escape. The location is Louisiana U.S.A., and, the
year is 1939. Itchy and Charlie, proceed
to an underground casino for dogs.
Surprisingly, Charlie is also the co-owner, of the underground casino. It turns out that; Charlie was on death row
for dogs, and, Itchy went to help him escape.
A dog named Carface, is the other owner of the casino. Carface is a crime boss dog. Carface tells Charlie that, the business
partnership for the casino, is going to end.
Charlie accepts leaving the business partnership, and, the casino. Surprisingly, Carface and Charlie, begin to
celebrate their new agreement. After the
celebration, Carface kills Charlie. The
aforementioned dog, immediately travels to heaven. He is told that; he is accepted into heaven,
because, all dogs go to heaven. Charlie
didn’t understand that, he was dead.
Additionally, he becomes angry.
Charlie escapes from heaven, and, he returns to the Planet Earth. When he arrives on Earth, the angel tells
Charlie that, he cannot return to heaven.
Charlie successfully finds Itchy.
Charlie and Itchy, decide to return to the casino. Additionally, they are looking for a monster,
which Carface keeps. They find the
monster. However, the monster is an
orphan girl. The girl’s name is Anne
Marie. Itchy and Charlie, do take the
girl with them. Immediately; Carface is
told that Anne Marie is missing, or, she has escaped. Carface orders the dogs that work for him, to
find her. Itchy, Charlie and Anne Marie
start their new lives. They start their
new life, by living in a junk car, which is inside the junk yard. It turns out that, Charlie had an ulterior
motive, when he took Anne Marie. Charlie
wants to use her, to be able to, gamble on horse races. The next day, they go to talk to the
horses. A female horse tells Anne Marie,
who is going to win the horse race.
Itchy, Charlie and Anne Marie steal a wallet. The wallet is stolen from a man named,
Harold, and at the park. They use the
money, to bet on the horse that, is supposed to win the horse race. They continue gambling, and, they make a lot
of money in the process. Charlie and
Itchy, use the money to start up, a new casino for dogs. Carface learns that, Charlie is alive. Additionally, he suspects that, he has Anne
Marie. Around this time, the
aforementioned girl, decides to leave.
Anne Marie feels that Itchy and Charlie, didn’t attempt to find her
parents. Charlie takes Anne Marie, to
help the poor dogs; as a way of making her stay. Anne Marie discovers that, Charlie stole
Harold’s wallet. Charlie has a
nightmare, and, he knows that he is going to hell. Anne Marie goes to Harold and Kate’s
house. She wants to return, Harold’s
wallet. Charlie successfully finds Anne
Marie, at Harold and Kate’s house. Anne
Marie does decide, to return with Charlie.
Carface finds them returning, and, he attacks them. Charlie and Anne Marie escape the attack,
but, they fall into a body of water.
They are captured by wild rats, and, they are taken to see a giant alligator. At Charlie’s new casino; Carface finds Itchy,
and, he attacks him. The giant
alligator, decides to let Charlie and Anne Marie leave. They return to the abandoned building, where
they are staying. Itchy finds Charlie
there, and, he tells him about the attack.
Additionally, he tells Charlie that, Carface destroyed the casino. Anne Marie was watching, when Charlie was
telling Itchy that, he is going to continue to use Anne Marie. Additionally, that one day, Charlie does plan
to be finished with her. When that day
comes, he will take and leave, Anne Marie at an orphanage. Anne Marie runs away, when Charlie finishes
talking. Itchy leaves, to be able to,
find Harold and Kate. In the process, he
recruits the other dogs, from the neighborhood to help. Carface successfully captures, Anne Marie and
Charlie. Carface is going to drown
Charlie, in a body of water; when the giant alligator helps him escape. Charlie sacrifices his life, to be able to,
save Anne Marie’s life. From this point
forward; the series of events, take the viewer, to the end. Finally; you have to watch, in order to know,
how this movie ends.
The movie narrative of the feature
film, All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989),
ends with some Hollywood facts. The countries of origin are Ireland,
UK/Britain and the United States of America. The official language is English. There are other notable release dates. The other notable release dates are: Australia, December 26, 1989; UK/Britain,
February 8, 1990; Brazil, February 16, 1990 (Limited Release); Austria, March
26, 1990; France, March 28, 1990; West Germany, March 29, 1990; Sweden,
November 2, 1990; Germany, November 30, 1990 (East Germany) and France, April
24, 2019 (Re-Release). There is box
office data for this movie. The original
budget is estimated at, $13 million 800 thousand USD. On its opening weekend, this movie made
$4,712,834 dollars. The gross profits,
that are reported, are $27,100,027 USD.
The production companies are Goldcrest Films International and Sullivan
Bluth Studios. There are several
distributors for this particular movie.
Some of the distributors are; MGM/UA Distribution Company (U.S.A.),
Constantin-Film (Austria),
Gaumont (France), Warner Home Video (U.S.A.), Indies Home Entertainment (Netherlands)
and Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (U.S.A.).
To end and as always, RB28’s Movie
Narratives, encourages you to continue reading the posted movie
narratives. The aforementioned blog
strives to provide basic information, so that it, becomes inspiration. Movies are a great pleasure to RB28’s Movie
Narratives, and, the blog’s author hopes that they are for you as well. For this week, and in conclusion, the feature
film was All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989). RB28’s Movie Narratives looks forward to
seeing you next week, when another movie will be highlighted.
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04/17/2020
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