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All Dogs Go to Heaven

All Dogs Go to Heaven

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Search complete. 71 mentions across 33 episodes found for "All Dogs Go to Heaven".

Nov 2, 2026

BrianHOST
55:33
I'm just gonna pick one.
BrianHOST
55:34
I had a quick note about, like, All Dogs Go to Heaven, the whole movie, and I'll just leave it at that.
BrianHOST
55:40
And if anybody wants to get more specific, hey, man, go right ahead.
BrianHOST
55:44
I'm going to talk about The Secret of NIMH.

7 MINS LATER

BrianHOST
62:53
That one was very well done, but I don't – and I think it's probably the second best.
BrianHOST
63:00
But I don't think anything can top Seeker of Nam.
BrianHOST
63:10
And then in All Dogs Go to Heaven, you actually have like – a dream sequence in hell.
BrianHOST
63:15
So there's
JP TuesdayHOST
1:02
Hi, Tuesday.
JP TuesdayHOST
1:03
This week, we are talking All Dogs Go to Heaven.
JP TuesdayHOST
1:08
It's been a very long time since we talked about a Don Bluth film.
JP TuesdayHOST
1:14
I believe the last one we talked about, the only one, the only one we've ever talked about was Anastasia.
Kiki CannonHOST
4:26
And it plays Once Upon a December.
Kiki CannonHOST
4:28
So, yeah.
Kiki CannonHOST
4:31
But I will say, getting back to the subject of today's podcast specifically, All Dogs Go to Heaven was not a huge one for me in my childhood.
Kiki CannonHOST
4:41
It was kind of the Don Bluth movie that was not really... my thing, which is weird, given how much I love animals.
TonyHOST
4:14
that's who they could get.
TonyHOST
4:18
Obviously, they were behind Anastasia, All Dogs Go to Heaven, and The Secret of NIMH.
RobHOST
4:24
Wish I was behind Anastasia.
TonyHOST
4:28
Wow.
RobHOST
1:47
So this
TonyHOST
1:48
is directed by Don Bluth, who, of course, did The Secret of NIMH, All Dogs Go to Heaven, Titans A.E., All Cats Go to Hell.
TonyHOST
1:56
Yeah.
TonyHOST
1:56
Yep.
DaimlosHOST
51:35
Number five.
DaimlosHOST
51:37
All dogs go to heaven.
DaimlosHOST
51:38
This is a tearjerker.
DaimlosHOST
51:40
I don't know about traumatizing.
DracHOST
52:06
Correct.
DaimlosHOST
52:08
Also,
DracHOST
52:09
all dogs go to heaven and then it
DaimlosHOST
52:15
goes straight to hell.
Ryan HeissGUEST
57:33
Yeah.
Tyler BelisleHOST
57:34
So I'm afraid of the bone dragon and all dogs go to heaven.
SwaffordGUEST
57:37
Oh
Ryan HeissGUEST
57:38
yeah.
Tyler BelisleHOST
62:29
Oh, man, I get that.
Tyler BelisleHOST
62:31
By the way, I did remember something.
Tyler BelisleHOST
62:34
The all dogs go to heaven one.
Tyler BelisleHOST
62:36
I wasn't actually scared of, but I do every time I see it, though.
Troy HarkinHOST
70:26
Um, and Pennywise, to me, thank you, random name generator, because I thought this was, couldn't be better.
Troy HarkinHOST
70:34
As Pennywise the clown, Charles Nelson Riley, who, uh, You may know from Match Game, Hollywood Squares, All Dogs Go to Heaven, Rock-A-Doodle, and The X-Files.
Troy HarkinHOST
70:45
And Dave, let's have a look at your screencast, Schrodinger's cast for The Losers Club Chapter 2.
David ClinkHOST
70:55
All right, so I picked the older... people.
Keenan DiazHOST
36:09
It's also interesting, like, the venom she puts on the word life as in like life is stupid like we've been like like we've gone this whole movie with me trying to explain to you that life is terrible and sometimes you have said that as well and now you're choosing life you know like where we're where i mean it's such a strange idea of having a nihilistic villain like an actually nihilistic villain right but she really seems to mean it like like life gross you know yeah
Lester Ryan ClarkHOST
36:35
Oh, I caught like a snatch of song that I haven't thought of in years in All Dogs Go to Heaven.
Lester Ryan ClarkHOST
36:46
The heaven dog, like the St. Peter lady dog.
Lester Ryan ClarkHOST
36:51
Because he got to heaven and he wants to go back down.
Tim MartinHOST
10:26
It's, you know, my kids grew up watching Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast and all that.
Tim MartinHOST
10:32
And I grew up watching American Tail and All Dogs Go to Heaven and stuff like that.
Tim MartinHOST
10:39
So, I like animated family movies because they carry so much nostalgia with them.
Tim MartinHOST
10:48
And when we reviewed the first Spider-Verse movie, It introduced me to a whole new way to view animated movies in general and how it was using the animation to really provide a foundation for the feels and the story.
Jim HillHOST
36:25
And he was the one with the young son, Max, who was like, I don't know, this is scary stuff.
Drew TaylorHOST
36:30
I thought you were going to talk about the all dogs go to heaven, hell stuff.
Drew TaylorHOST
36:34
Which is also cut, was also cut out.
Jim HillHOST
36:37
It was, it was.
Jim HillHOST
36:38
But the interesting thing is that we got one sequel to All Dogs Go to Heaven and maybe, maybe an animated series.
Jim HillHOST
36:48
I forget.
Jim HillHOST
36:49
Whereas, think about it.
Jim HillHOST
39:37
He wanted to scare kids.

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