Alue26 wrote:
Hey guys, I was working at my school a wile ago and I was making all the diverenses with Balto and Lady and the Tramp, and then I wonder this! At the end of Lady and the Tramp 2, the bad guy of the film (I don't now his name) was buried under piles of garbadge. He was dreing for help but the rest walks away and then at the last they smashes the door close and they left the scene, just like what they didt with Steele in the last scene in Balto 1. only with the diverenses with the junkyard and the boilerroom.
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Hey, that is a pretty good observation, I'm surprised I never really made the comparison. But yes, Buster is somewhat comparable to Steele. And their final scenes in which they're abandoned by their former fans/allies who've all decided they're not so hot after all, do make the connection. In both cases, it was thanks to the movie's hero that the "bad guy" wound up ditched. Of course, I suspect that maybe the Junkyard Dogs (or at least some of them) had secret desires for homes all along, and it took the Scamp incident to convince them that they didn't have to keep living the lives of street dogs.
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