All Dogs Go to Heaven 2

All Dogs Go to Heaven 2 is a 1996 American animated musical fantasy comedy-drama adventure film, and a sequel to Amblimation's 1989 animated film All Dogs Go to Heaven. Produced by Amblimation and released by Universal Pictures, it was co-directed by Larry Leker and Simon Wells. Dom DeLuise and Ernest Borgnine reprise their roles from the first film, alongside new cast members Charlie Sheen, Lacey Chabert and Bebe Neuwirth respectively. New characters are voiced by Sheena Easton, and George Hearn.

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Plot
In 1940, a year after the events of the first film, Charlie B. Barkin welcomes his friend, Itchy Itchiford, to Heaven, but states he is disillusioned by the afterlife. Their old nemesis, Carface Caruthers, steals Gabriel's Horn, but loses it somewhere over San Francisco in his attempt to escape with it. When the head angel Annabelle announces the horn's theft, Charlie submits his candidacy to retrieve it, reminding Annabelle of his familiarity with street life. Annabelle sends Charlie and Itchy to Earth to retrieve it, and gives them one miracle to use.

Upon arrival in San Francisco, Charlie and Itchy attempt to indulge in their old habits, but they discover that they are ghosts, and therefore unable to interact with the physical world. At a tavern where Charlie is enchanted by a beautiful and charming Irish Setter named Sasha La Fleur, Carface appears in a corporeal form granted by a red dog collar created by Red, an elderly dog fortune teller who gives Charlie and Itchy equivalent collars effective for a single day. Unbeknownst to the duo, Red is actually a large demonic cat who intends to take the horn for himself with Carface's help.

Charlie and Itchy meet Sasha and reunite with their old friend, Anne-Marie, who (after moving out from New Orleans) ran away from home to become a street artist. Charlie uses his miracle to grant Sasha the ability to use her instinct to find the horn. Charlie sees the horn being taken into a police station and recovers it, but in his reluctance to return to Heaven, he hides it in a lobster trap. After Anne-Marie's street performance ends in failure, she finally reveals that she ran away because she believes that her adoptive parents, who are expecting a new baby, will care less for her once it is born. Charlie persuades her otherwise and promises to return her home, but privately expresses to Sasha his doubts on being able to fulfill his promise. Charlie and Itchy's collars vanish, and they once more become ghosts.

Carface kidnaps Anne-Marie and orders Charlie to bring Gabriel's horn to an abandonned prison and give it to Red in exchange for Anne-Marie's life. Determined to keep his word, Charlie satisfies Red's demand, and Red uses the horn to capture and imprison Heaven's canine angels in the prison while opening a portal to permanently connect the human world to Hell. After a struggle against Red, Charlie and Anne-Marie regain the horn and Charlie plays it to free the angels and send Red and Carface – the latter having unknownly sold his soul for his collar – back to Hell.

Charlie and Itchy are spirited away to Heaven, and Charlie gives the horn back to Anabelle in exchange for a new life. Charlie bids farewell to Itchy, who decides to remain in Heaven, and while Anabelle and Itchy return to Heaven, Charlie returns to San Francisco and happily reunites with Sasha and Anne-Marie. Anne-Marie returns home and reconciles with her parents. Charlie and Sasha, who have become mates, are adopted by Anne-Marie's family as pets.

Quotes

 * Charlie: (approaches to Anne-Marie) Hey, kid!
 * Anne-Marie: (backs up in fear) AAH! Who are you?!
 * Charlie: Whoa! Whoa! Easy there! Don't try to get away. Just came by to see ya, that's it. (Anne-Marie throws a rock towards Charlie, but he dodges it) Hey! Is this how'd you greet an old friend, Anne-Marie?
 * Anne-Marie: (awed in her hesitance upon hearing him, she drops a second rock to the ground after she was about to throw it at the dog) Y-know my.. my name? How?
 * Charlie: Don’t tell me you don't remember me, do you? Unless you want me to refresh something about me, right? (Anne-Marie nods "yes") Okay then. Do you remember the time that I rescued you from Carface, and took you to the junkyard to stay with me and my friend, took you to the horse track, help the poor, and gone through that underground land where we encountered that big gator king?
 * Anne-Marie: (gasps) Charlie? (begins to smile) Is... Is that really you?
 * Charlie: Well, duh. I mean who ever else would you remember?
 * Anne-Marie: (joyfully hugs him by his neck) Oh, Charlie! Yes. I do remember that time you saved me from Mr. Carface. And I do remember you! Oh, Charlie, you have no idea that this is been so long that I missed you.
 * Charlie: (choking for air) So I have, kiddo, so I have. Hello? I'm suffocated here!
 * Anne-Marie: (lets Charlie go) Oh. I'm sorry.
 * Charlie: (gasping) Not a huge deal. Really. Whew! Whatta grip you still got.
 * Anne-Marie: You know, I didn't recognize you because of that collar you have.
 * Charlie: Oh, that. Not worries, this collar is just temporarily.
 * Itchy: Yo, kiddo! Anne-Marie! I bet you didn't forget about me, did ya?
 * Anne-Marie: Itchy! (hugs Itchy) I thought I lost you!
 * Itchy: Yes, since I choked up a drumstick.
 * Sasha: Uh, Anne-Marie? Do you know those two strange dogs?
 * Anne-Marie: Sure, Sasha. They're my friends.