Snoopy's Reunion

Millions of people around the world who loved the comic strip "Peanuts" were sad when Charles Schulz died in February, two thousand. He was seventy-seven years old. The artist who created Charlie Brown and his dog Snoopy had retired a month earlier because of poor health. The last new daily "Peanuts" appeared January third in two thousand six hundred newspapers in seventy-five countries. Charles Schulz drew "Peanuts" for fifty years. The comic strip first appeared in seven American newspapers in nineteen fifty. At that time, the subjects were all children and animals. They still are. People love these characters like snoopy because they demonstrate the failings and strengths of all human beings. For example, Charlie Brown usually cannot get things right. But he tries his best. And he never stops trying. toyswill.com/snoopy-plush-toy-120cmcute-plush-toy-p-651.html

Now if you are a fan of Snoopy, Then Snoopy's Reunion is a must watch because unlike the Peanut Specials you seen before this one gives us a history into Snoopy's past.

It's a good showing on where Snoopy came from and to learn about his family which until this special was made no one knew.

The plot of the film Charlie Brown and his sister Sally help create a Family Reunion Snoopy and his litter siblings to cheer him up. It is a very creative idea for a Peanut Special.

The film features the humor that we all know and love about Snoopy and the Peanut Gang which really helps out the film also you can feel a lot of connection between the characters.

The animation is smooth and very well done just like many of Charlie Brown shows. The voice acting is very good and it helps bring the classic characters to life. Music is original for the film as well and works pretty well.

Snoopy's Reunion is really fun to watch with your family.

I give Snoopy'S Reunion an 8 out of 10

This TV special shows us just where Snoopy came from. As it turns out, the Snoopster is a hunting dog which was bred for profit at a puppy mill. Even more surprising, everyone in his doggie family is musically inclined. (Snoopy's instrument of choice is a guitar.)

Well, nobody is at all surprised that these canines can belt out a mean tune. Instead, prospective buyers just grab whatever dog they want and drive away with them. Snoopy is first purchased by a girl who lives in an apartment. Soon enough, the landlord develops a "no dog" policy and the girl has to return Snoopy. That's good news for Charlie Brown. Chuck is feeling a little down in the dumps and realizes that every boy needs a dog. He goes to the puppy mill and buys Snoopy for the paltry sum of five bucks.

What about the reunion that is mentioned in the title? It comes into play when four years(!!) after the puppies are split up, Charlie Brown sends out invitations to all of Snoopy's siblings for a family get-together. I really don't know why the Mendelson-Melendez creative team kept bringing the Peanuts gang back together throughout the '90s if they weren't going to bother coming up with anything worthwhile. Maybe they were in it simply for the money. I hold up their Super Bowl fiasco as Exhibit A to back up that theory. 2/10

'Snoopy's Reunion' does what it sets out to do. Which is give Snoopy and the audience a very cute reunion of Snoopy's family.

The premise is pretty simple. Even though Snoopy loves Charlie Brown and has great adventures with him and the rest of the Peanuts gang he will occasionally miss his family. You will see some really cute scenes in the beginning of this special demonstrating the closeness they all had along with the lovable bluegrass band they all play in.

Fun music, cute animation and characters make this special an engaging viewing for people of all ages. My only complaint is that it feels a little short. The ending is sweet, but I feel this special could have been twice as long with Snoopy and his litter mates having a side quest or sorts to get back to their old home.

Its still pretty good though, and definitely worth a watch!

The snoopy shorts are always a great and fun watch. They aren't always the best in terms of quality, but in terms of just fun and quick stories they always seem to land just a little bit no matter what.

We see the origin of how Charlie Brown got Snoopy. We find out Snoppy has a lot of siblings and Chalie Brown plans a reunion for them.

The score is amazing for this short. Judy Musen created this fun country sounding score for the Snoopy siblings that gains and loses instruments at one time. It´s definitely the highlight of the short.

The story is a bit too rushed, especially in the middle. All of a sudden, things just happens and every escalates just a bit too quickly. It´s a cute story though and it starts with a great little misdirection for the viewers.

There is some good hand drawn animation in this short. Backgrounds and especially the dog designs look good, and the dogs look distinct from another in small subtle ways. It´s fun to see all the different siblings and their different lives, but more time should have been used to show them more. Some of the animation is also clearly reused a lot or zoomed into, a common thing for the Snoopy shorts.

A cute and fun short with a great and memorable score. It´s nothing incredible, but just a good time as Snoopy shorts just normally are.