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OLIVER & COMPANY (1988) FULL LENGTH REACTION
🕑 Added 2025-07-15 12:00:10 +0000 UTCTime to check Oliver & Company released in 1988. (TOMORROW RELEASING OLIVER! (1968)
In this animated update of the classic Oliver Twist tale, Oliver (Joey Lawrence) is an orphaned kitten taken in by a gang of thieving dogs, led by cavalier canine Dodger (Billy Joel) and owned by down-and-out pickpocket Fagin (Dom DeLuise). While pulling a job in the streets of New York City, Oliver winds up being adopted by a rich girl, Jenny (Natalie Gregory), and landing on easy street. But through a series of events, a loan shark threatens the peaceful new arrangement.
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Holly Holmes
Oliver & Company was one of my fav movies as a childhood and I was overwhelmed with emotion watching the film with you from nostalgia. My favourite character is Dodger (who is ironically a cool cat) and my favourite song is Why Should I Care (which always gives me goosebumps) - happy that that song was what they chose to reprise for the ending.
Wes McInerny
Ah yes, Oliver & Company, inspired from Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens. Interestingly, this 1988 movie came out the exact same weekend as another animated feature film, Universal's The Land Before Time. Both movies were box offices successes, but The Land Before Time grossed more money (probably because a movie with dinosaurs is more appealing than a movie with cats and dogs). At the same time, many will say that The Land Before Time (despite technically being a Universal film) felt more like a Disney movie than Oliver & Company did.
Maggie Ray
Billy Joel played dodger. Billy Joel was a 70s/80s rock and roll star. My family always were big Billy Joel fans. So I got excited when I saw that you were going to watch this movie.
Maggie Ray
Howard Ashman helped write Once Upon A Time In New York City and a lot of the lyrics make sense knowing he just came from working on a musical called Smile that flopped hard on broadway and he would die from AIDS several years later. It’s an interesting look back.
Andy Rio
Once upon a time in New York City performance by Huey Lewis.
