Charlie - Anche i cani vanno in Paradiso

Titolo originale: All Dogs Go to Heaven

1989
T
1h 24min

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Burt Reynolds, Dom DeLuise, Judith Barsi, Kelly Briley, Cyndi Cozzo, and Vic Tayback in Charlie - Anche i cani vanno in Paradiso (1989)

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Charlie è un pastore tedesco dall'oscuro passato di ladro che evade dal canile municipale e con l'aiuto del fedele bassotto Itchy va alla ricerca del suo ex-socio. Nella ricerca si imbatte i... Leggi tuttoCharlie è un pastore tedesco dall'oscuro passato di ladro che evade dal canile municipale e con l'aiuto del fedele bassotto Itchy va alla ricerca del suo ex-socio. Nella ricerca si imbatte in una bambina che ha il dono di saper parlare con gli animali.Charlie è un pastore tedesco dall'oscuro passato di ladro che evade dal canile municipale e con l'aiuto del fedele bassotto Itchy va alla ricerca del suo ex-socio. Nella ricerca si imbatte in una bambina che ha il dono di saper parlare con gli animali.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

6,7/10

48.360

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

POPOLARITÀ

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Itchy
(voce)
(as Dom De Luise)

Burt Reynolds

Charlie
(voce)

Loni Anderson

Flo
(voce)

Judith Barsi

Anne-Marie
(voce)

Earleen Carey

Kate
(voce)

Candy Devine

Vera
(voce)

Rob Fuller

Harold
(voce)

Daryl Gilley

Dog Caster
(voce)

Anna Manahan

Stella Dallas
(voce)

Melba Moore

Whippet Angel
(voce)

Charles Nelson Reilly

Killer
(voce)
(as Charles Neslon-Reilly)

Ken Page

King Gator
(voce)

Nigel Pegram

Sir Reginald
(voce)

Godfrey Quigley

Terrier
(voce)

Jay Stevens

Mastiff
(voce)

Vic Tayback

Carface
(voce)

Kelly Briley

Puppy
(voce)

Cyndi Cozzo

Puppy
(voce)

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Quiz
This was Judith Barsi's final film. She and her mother were murdered by Barsi's father a year and a half before the film's release. The ending theme, "Love Survives," is dedicated to Barsi's memory.

Blooper
When Charlie is killed the first time by the car it is pushed down a hill. There are no hills in New Orleans.

Citazioni
Anne-Marie: Charlie, will I ever see you again?
Charlie: Sure you will, kid. You know goodbyes aren't forever.
Anne-Marie: Then goodbye, Charlie. I love you.
Charlie: Yep... I love you too.

Curiosità sui crediti
The credits, featuring a choral symphony, are interrupted by Charlie, who complains that just because "we're all dead doesn't mean the music has to be." The heavenly whippet (Melba Moore, a gospel singer) agrees, and a rollicking gospel rendition begins. A scene featuring Carface and the heavenly whippet shows Carface stealing his own watch as Charlie did, with the whippet chasing him. Charlie appears, and coyly says, "He'll be back", and winks at the camera.

Versioni alternative
Although Charlie's nightmare about Hell was trimmed in the common cut of the film, a personal director's cut by Don Bluth' included the scene's full length.

Connessioni
Featured in Troldspejlet: Troldspejlet Special: Besøg hos Don Bluths tegnefilmstudie i Dublin (1989)

Colonne sonore
Love Survives
(Main Title Song)
Music and Lyrics by Al Kasha, Joel Hirschhorn, Mike Curb, and Michael Lloyd
Performed by Irene Cara and Freddie Jackson
Produced by Michael Lloyd and David Franco (executive)
Freddie Jackson's performance courtesy of Capitol Records

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Recensione in evidenza

7/10

Such a tear-jerker

I remember watching this movie with my friends when we were 4 years old, but the weird thing is that I never watched it after that. The other day I was babysitting and my cousin never saw All Dogs Go To Heaven so we rented both movies and watched them together today and he really loved these movies. So many memories came back watching this movie once again and I have to admit I even cried a little. I'm 22 years old and the ending still gets to me. All Dogs Go To Heaven is one of the most touching animated films and I'm shocked honestly by this rating of 5.8, I thought this movie would bring back good memories for others as well. I admit the animation was a bit typical but the story is just so charming and fun.

Charlie is a gambling dog who gets killed by another gambling dog, Carface. But when Charlie wants revenge he comes back to Earth with a watch that can't stop ticking or that's the end of his life again. When he and his best friend, Itchy, look for Carface and spy on him they find out how Carface gets all his money, he has a little orphan girl who talks to animals and finds out who is going to win the races. Charlie takes the girl, Ann-Marie, and makes fake promises in order to get the money. But he ends up learning that maybe he should put Ann-Marie first before himself when Carface goes back to him with a vengeance.

All Dogs Go To Heaven is the perfect family film, it's not Disney, but this is an excellent family film to watch. Not to mention that it's just so cute and touching. I know it's ridicules and some people call me crazy, but this movie for me when I was a kid made me believe that dogs have souls. How could they not? They're just so loving, and I think I'm going to cry again. But anyways, I would just recommend this movie for anyone, it's a fun movie to watch.

7/10