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Snoopy Come Home

1972 · Movie · G · 80 min

7.3(161)unSUB Rating

FamilyAnimationAdventureDramaComedy

After getting a letter from someone from his past, a beloved beagle sets off on a long trip to visit her in the hospital, leaving his worried friends behind. Along the way, he faces constant “no dogs allowed” rules, unexpected detours, and a tough choice about where he truly belongs.

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Details
Original title
Snoopy, Come Home
Years
1972
Release date
1972-08-09
Language
English
Rated
G
Runtime
80 min
TMDB rating (input)
7.1/10 (161 votes)
Budget
$1,000,000
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a tender, sometimes tear-jerking Peanuts story with lots of songs and gentle humor, similar to A Boy Named Charlie Brown; Not for you if you dislike musicals or heavy melancholy.

Pros: heartfelt and bittersweet; catchy songs; funny Peanuts moments | Cons: very sad tone; lots of musical numbers; slow in spots

Themes

  • cartoon
  • tearjerker
  • beagle

Cast & crew

  • CW

    Chad Webber

    as Charlie Brown (voice)

  • Bill Melendez

    Bill Melendez

    as Snoopy / Woodstock (voice)

  • Robin Kohn

    Robin Kohn

    as Lucy Van Pelt (voice)

  • Stephen Shea

    Stephen Shea

    as Linus Van Pelt (voice)

  • DC

    David Carey

    as Schroeder (voice)

  • Hilary Momberger-Powers

    Hilary Momberger-Powers

    as Sally Brown (voice)

  • JB

    Johanna Baer

    as Lila (voice)

  • LE

    Linda Ercoli

    as Clara (voice)

  • LM

    Lynda Mendelson

    as Frieda (voice)

  • Christopher DeFaria

    Christopher DeFaria

    as Peppermint Patty (voice)

Directed by Bill Melendez