Snoopy Come Home

Name: Snoopy Come Home
Genre: Adventure, Drama, Comedy, Music, Animation
Released: August 9, 1972
Duration: 81 min
Rating: 66
Cast: Bill Melendez, Chad Webber, Christopher DeFaria, David Carey, Hilary Momberger-Powers

1972

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National General Pictures | Release Date: August 9, 1972 | G

Starring: Bill Melendez, Chad Webber, Christopher DeFaria, David Carey, Hilary Momberger-Powers, Johanna Baer, Linda Ercoli, Lynda Mendelson, Robin Kohn, Stephen Shea

Summary: When Snoopy receives a letter from a girl named Lila, who's in a hospital, he goes on a journey with Woodstock to see her.

Director: Bill Melendez

Genre(s): Adventure, Drama, Comedy, Music, Animation, Family, Musical

Rating: G

Runtime: 81 min

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TV Guide Magazine Staff (Not Credited)

Where this film towers above the first one is in the music, written by Disney stalwarts Richard M. and Robert B. Sherman. Read full review

Noel Murray

Rarely has a movie made for kids been so devastatingly honest about how relationships can sour over time. Read full review

Howard Thompson

This sprightly, clever and hilarious treat—all that a comic strip should be on the screen—is even better than "A Boy Named Charlie Brown," which began the series. Read full review

Roger Ebert

The problem may be that Bill Melendez, who directed, and Charles M. Schultz, who wrote the movie based on his own comic characters, couldn't decide whether to aim for kids or their parents. Read full review

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Lee Mendelson and Bill Melendez, who produced A Boy Named Charlie Brown, focus most of their attention on the independent beagle who is the despair of his master, Charlie Brown. Read full review

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