Pound Puppies and the Legend of Big Paw (1988)

G   |    |  Animation, Comedy, Family

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On a magical artifact called the Bone of Scone, that gives "Puppy Power" to the Pound Puppies and Pound Purries. However, a villain named Marvin McNasty plans to take it and use it for ... See full summary »

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Director:

Pierre DeCelles

Writers:

Terrence McDonnell, Jim Carlson
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14 January 2006 | brian_walmer
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| Very Good Movie, Great Way to end the Animated part of the Pound Puppies Fanchise
The movie is done very well, and the animation makes the characters more believable, the songs are great to dance and sing to.

This movie is great for all ages, because it shows that the old saying is true, that Love conquers all! Mini-Spoiler: For example when most of the Pound Puppies (except for Cooler and the Purries) are turned mean coursty of Mcnasty's Mean Machine, it takes one Colette's puplings to say to her that they love her just as she growling and about to hurt them to change her back, so Cooler notices this, say's it to her friend Reflex and then by the ringing of a bell, has Reflex saying to all the Pound Puppies by hugging and kissing them.

So if you want a good family film without the volenice to enjoy. Get this one.

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Trivia

Ruth Buzzi, Nancy Cartwright, and BJ Ward were the only actresses to reprise their roles as Nose Marie, Bright Eyes, and Whopper from the TV series respectively. Cooler (originally voiced by Dan Gilvezan) was voiced by Brennan Howard (with Ashley Hall providing his singing voice) and Howler (originally voiced by Robert Morse in the TV series) was voiced by Hal Rayle (who also did the voice of Reflex in the same movie).

Goofs

When Whopper and Collette are recaptured by McNasty's henchmen, there is one short sequence where Collette is together with the others, in place of Nose Marie.

Alternate Versions

In the 2006 DVD re-issue, an earlier version of StudioCanal+'s opening logo begins the movie, followed by the TriStar and Carolco animations that originally started it.

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Genres

Animation | Comedy | Family | Fantasy | Musical

Details

Release Date:

18 March 1988

Language

English

Country of Origin

USA

Box Office

Gross USA:

$586,938

Cumulative Worldwide Gross:

$586,938

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