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As much as I agree with the fact that the majority of just the timeline between the original ADGTH film and the second film, the slight problem is that Itchy was still in the movie. Dogs rarely live for long, and he couldn't have lived longer than a few more years after Charley left, but I'd be surprised if he had lasted that long.

I don't exactly mind the voice change and think Charlie Sheen did pretty good with it. I'm young though so it doesn't really make an appeal. I think the way Charlie acts depends on how much attention he gets and whether he meets a kid or not.(Since Anne-Marie made him quite soft) I mean Charlie hadn't been around his favourite places for awhile and I would never blame him but I sware they seriously like "broke" his voice the song "I will Always Be There".(Or whatever it's called my memories playing tricks on me today.) He shouldn't have a very deep and soft one his voice is supposed to be a bit lighter and loud. I still don't see anything wrong with Charlie Sheen doing the voice of Charlie and think they should of done it for every movie and the T.V show.

ok yes there were several flaws in the making of the second movie timeline wise but charlie wasn't a complete nice guy at end of the first movie he was just caring of anne marie cause as itchy said he fell in love with her and wanted to keep her happy

second sasha liked him from the beginning she just didn't want to admit it to herself (like meg from hercules)
it was odvious from her facial expressions and her body language which charlie was picking up on (song was flawed though)

the series is another matter all together cause it never explains how charlie and sasha broke up or how charlie became an angel again (apperently sasha is one aswell) and the reason why they arn't living with david and david's dad seems to have disappeared

also david's step mom died her hair blonde and and they never explain how carface escapes hell or how killer gets there

but anyway the biggest error is still itchy 's age in the second movie

One could argue that he wasn't a complete nice guy, but he certainly was no longer selfish. He was nothing but in the sequel.



I'll be sure to tell that to the next girl who gets harassed by guys regularly. I dunno about y'all but I instantly fall in love with the next guy who hits on me, especially if it's in a bar.



If I may quote Meg straight from the movie. "You know how men are. They think 'no' means 'yes,' and 'get lost' means 'take me, I'm yours'."



When? At the bar? She couldn't even see him xD And it's a strategy gogo dancers use, people like to call "acting." Any other time, she was sarcastic to him, judging, and showed no signs of loving him until the song "I Will Always Be With You". Unless you want to count her being plain uncomfortable a sign of love and affection.