kinda bad ending...
i was hoping everyone could "reunite"...which they kinda did...ALL EXCEPT TOD!
omggg
Dude, he had Vixie, his love interest. He was content enough. Plus, Big Mama could always pay him a visit.
shareThe ending was actually very respectable and true to the entire point of the movie.
People change, and there's nothing you can do about it.
It's simple as that.
But in the end, their friendship does shine through.
Everything was content.
And they'll always have the memories.
And each other in their hearts.
I hate the stupid kids that came from The-N.com.
Grow a brain.
Well said.
Always-Severus Snape
In the book the both ended up dead so don't be sad this was much better
shareThey died? OMG I would've killed myself if that happened in the movie
Sweet Jeepers...
Actually I think that Tod sure will see Copper and Widow Tweed now and then. Amos would allow him to see Copper and Tweed because he isn't such a bastard after all and at the end he forgives Tod and befriends Widow Tweed. So why shouldn't he visit them once in a while?
Sweet Jeepers...
No doubt about that.
shareYes, and Pat Buttram's character dies from the fall off the train trestle and Amos Slade becomes an alchoholic. Depressing as the movie's end is in this day and age where someone says "Can't we all get along" and they all do except if he looks like Gaston, it's MUCH happier than the book.
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Hey i came across your reply on this post and i never knew there was a book so i looked it up, like the summary, and oh my god it sounds so sad... especially the ending *spoilers...maybe* where the master kills his own dog.
Thanks for bringing up the book, i may have to order it from my local library.
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Well, in the book, Tod and Copper aren't what you'd really call friends other than mutual desire to one up each other when Copper hunts Tod.
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