Todos los perros van al cielo 2

Título original: All Dogs Go to Heaven 2

1996
G
1h 22min

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Charlie Sheen, Ernest Borgnine, Dom DeLuise, Sheena Easton, George Hearn, and Adam Wylie in Todos los perros van al cielo 2 (1996)

Charlie and Itchy return to Earth to find Gabriel's Horn, but along the way meet up with a young boy named David, who ran away from home.

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Hand-Drawn Animation Adventure Animation Family Fantasy Romance

Charlie e Itchy regresan a la Tierra para encontrar el Cuerno de Gabriel, pero en el camino se encuentran con un joven llamado David, que se escapó de casa.Charlie e Itchy regresan a la Tierra para encontrar el Cuerno de Gabriel, pero en el camino se encuentran con un joven llamado David, que se escapó de casa.Charlie e Itchy regresan a la Tierra para encontrar el Cuerno de Gabriel, pero en el camino se encuentran con un joven llamado David, que se escapó de casa.

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- 3 nominaciones en total

Red
(voz)

Adam Wylie

David
(voz)

Kevin Michael Richardson

St. Bernard
(voz)
…

Pat Corley

Officer McDowell
(voz)

Marabina Jaimes

Officer Reyes
(voz)

Bobby Di Cicco

Thom
(voz)
(as Bobby DiCicco)

Annette Helde

Claire
(voz)

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Trivia
Dom DeLuise was the only actor to reprise his original role.

Errores
At the end when David's stepmother is talking to him, she was supposed to say, "Having this baby doesn't mean I don't love you", but instead she accidentally says, "Having this baby doesn't mean I love you". However, the scripted line is audibly corrected in current printings.

Citas
Charlie: By the way, Carface, what did you trade Red for your collar?
Carface: He wanted the bottom of my shoes, or something. Hehehe. I don't even wear shoes. Ah, stupid cat.
Red: [from the hole which he went back to Hell through] Stupid dog! It was your soul!
[Demons rise up from the hole and pull Carface into the hole as the others look down]
Carface: Let me go! Red! This is not good! Red, no! Not the flames!
Itchy: What do you know? And I thought all dogs go to Heaven.

Versiones alternativas
The VHS and DVD releases contain a brief error. The error is that when Itchy runs after getting scared by Carface with a mask, the brief clip of Itchy screaming is repeated (making him sound like a monkey screeching). However, the error is fixed on the Blu-ray release, correcting the scene where Itchy runs from Carface with a mask after getting scared without the repeated clip.

Conexiones
Featured in 17th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (2011)

Bandas sonoras
It's Too Heavenly Here
Music and Lyrics by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil
Produced by Mark Watters and Barry Mann
Performed by Jesse Corti
Background Vocals by Angie Jaree, Gigi Worth, Beth Anderson (as Beth Andersen)

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Opinión destacada

3/10

A few good moments can't save this embarrassing sequel.

How could they take such a beautifully animated gem like Don Bluth's All Dogs go to Heaven and bastardize it with a charmless, cheesy, uninspired sequel. The haunting music and delightful characters are gone, now replaced with tacky animation and an unimaginative plot.

The Pros: Charlie Sheen is sometimes fun as Charlie, but he lacks the charming tough guy attitude that brought him to life by Burt Reynolds. I did particularly enjoy the songs "I will always be with you" and "It's too Heavenly here".

The Cons: There seems to be no connection between this and the original. In the beginning Charlie is chums with Carface, but wait a minute. Isn't this the same character who was responsible for Charlie's murder and kidnapped the sweet little orphan he loved? I guess that all changes in Heaven but why isn't Anne-Marie even mentioned? If Itchy makes it to Heaven, wouldn't Flo and Killer make it too? What is with Annabelle the whippet's voice? In the original it sounded feminine and charming and in the sequel it sounds like a whiny, bitchy, parrot. The new characters aren't all that great (except Sasha). And the animation is better compared to a generic Saturday morning cartoon. The constant cartoony "humor" is flat and unfunny and the "heart" just doesn't work when compare to the original, which had such a moving unsubtle touch that makes me cry every time.

All Dogs go to Heaven is one of my all-time favorite films. How Don Bluth allowed this sequel to be made is beyond me.

BOTTOM LINE: Not all sequels go to Heaven.