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0:51 phew that was close

Poor shadow

3:03

This scene brings me to tears and I’ve already cried today

Michael J. Fox turned into an actual dog to film this movie. You just don't see that kind of dedication anymore

3:50 saddest line in cinema history

All three pets faced near death experiences with injury. Sassy fell over the waterfall and almost drowned if it wasn’t for the old man. Chance got porcupine quills stuck in his muzzle due to bothering the porcupine out of curiosity. Shadow unknowingly walked over a bunch of wood that was meant to block a mud hole and he fell in that injured his leg.

Still love this movie

The ending of this movie can make a grown man cry, ever since he was a boy.

This scene was my Artax as a kid. This was my singular heartbreaking moment.

What breed is the white dog

One of the most-powerful scenes in the movie, & definitely one that's always tugged at my heartstrings. 🥺 It always makes me SO HAPPY when Shadow finally makes it at the end with Chance & Sassy! ^_^ One thing I never understood, though, is why Shadow suddenly gave up when he fell in the muddy pit. After all, he was so determined to get himself & his friends back home! Why did he have such an emotional turn-around? :-?

I can't. I just can't. I'm a 32 year old woman, and this still makes me ball my eyes out like the child I was the first time I watched it.

This scene is taken place in Southern Pacific railroad's Brooklyn Yard in Portland Oregon. Home to the famous Daylight steam engine number 4449 (one of my favorite steam locomotives).

When I was little I had a dog named shadow who has died recently I think that’s why I find this movie so emotional.

4:05 Sassy, Molly Mabray's pet Himalayan kitty

What diesel engine was that pulling the train when they were crossing? I know it was a high hood!!

Duwayne Dunham, you’re legend.

0:33 does anybody know what type of locomotive that is?

Imagine if it had ended there. Not saying the ending is bad, WE NEEDED THAT LEVITY, but lord that kind of pain. Or maybe leaving it somewhat vague as to if he made it. A bit heavy, just really thinking about it.

The train part takes place some where in the southern Pacific railroad lines I guess

"Look, you pushed me this far, now I'm pushing you the rest of the way! You know back there in the woods, even when things looked really bad, I always believed we'd make it cause I thought you were too stubborn to quit! Well, you're not gonna quit. Not now, not when we're this close. Now try again!" "Do you think it's easy for me to admit I can't do it? I'm too old." "That's not true. There's nothing you can't do." "I have nothing more to give Chance. And it's time for you to be on your own." "But I want you with me. I love you Shadow." "You've learned everything you need, Chance. Now all you have to learn is how say goodbye." "I won't let you give up!" An exchange this powerful in a kids movie. They was really playing with our emotions in the 90s. 😭😭😭💔💔

Saw this movie for the first time when I was like 5 or 6, this scene always made me cry. I'm 34 now... yup still blubbering.😭😭😭😭😭

There's a hint of pride in Shadow's voice when he tells Chance that he's learned everything he needs. I can imagine him smiling on the inside in that brief pause before he says so. On the other hand, it means that he takes comfort in knowing the family will be taken care of in his absence; making it easier for him to give up. So in a way, by being such a good teacher to Chance, who will not abandon his friend and mentor in his time of need, Shadow saved himself.

All these years and I now only realized Chance is Marty McFly. Then I got curious about Sassy and realized she was Aunt May in Amazing Spiderman.

Wow

Good ol' SP. High good SD9 locomotive and P3 horn!

For those curious the locomotive that almost hits them is an SD9. Aka the cadilac of locomotives.

Awww that's heartbreaking 💔 😞😱

I love chances admiration of shadow and how he expressed his love

Fun fact: now they're all dead!

Sally Field as the cat and Micheal J Fox as the 1 dog ?… as strict as they used to portray no harm ever be done towards animals during the making of films that won that by a landslide…. Golden Retrievers need sum retrieving now and then too imagine that

The animals in this movie are such good actors and so well-trained. Seriously, just watch this scene on mute. Even without the excellent voice acting, you can still get the feel of urgency and hopelessness from Chance and Shadow in this scene just from their acting alone.

This film has better dialogue than a family has any right to

I think I know how Shadow got out of the mud pit? It's in this google doc I made, since it was too long for the comments. Link: docs.google.com/document/d/1iduZSkfX7xlJ0X0w_3fc5vsqhDPxoKBFZgePplW8Wgo/edit?usp=sharing

Always told my grandma to fast forward this part lol

They all faced a near death experience. Sassy with the river. Chance with the porcupine quills. Shadow with the fall.

What annoys me about the second movie is how the characters pretty much revert back to the way they were in the beginning of this film. They just go back to not being as appreciative of each other, Sassy even taunts Chance about going back to the "bad place".

0:50 Sassy was dangerously close to getting hit by a train. She could've been killed!

Do u think its easy to admit that I can't do it 😔

That's the last word to don ameche the voice of shadow because he died right after when this movie came out 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝

God, I remember the mud so well?? Like the shots of him clawing the mud are so desperate and I wanted him to get up there more than anything.

Every freakin time I’m 33 and this movie still gets to me

Heartbreaking scene.

I hope they don't make a remake of this because it would probably use cgi

This ruined me

That line that Chance said "I won't let you give up". I cried 😢

I was afraid of this

You know what’s even sadder about this scene, the voice actor who plays Chance (Michael j. Fox) isn’t doing so well. So, I pray that he’ll pull through his disease.😞😢