My man invented an entirely new weapon just to win like 2 fights. Sick as shit honestly
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Fritz the Cat 1972
I grew up reading my dads old underground comics and Fritz was a favorite. Bakshi did a better job than R. Crumb will ever give him credit for, but who cares cause that guys a piece of shit, who also apparently stinks.
Anyway, this movie holds a historic place in animation history, being the first widely released X-Rated animated film. It also launched Bakshi’s career. The documentary recordings made by Bakshi that make up about 90% of the movies dialogue are perfect set dressing for the films ultimate point, and represent something artful but unusual and add necessary grit to the movie.
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The Fifth Element 1997
The thing about this movie for me is that I can’t quite get past the nostalgia I feel for it. Intellectually i know that it’s a goofy sci-fi film i would not be as enamored with as i am if i saw it for the first time today. There’s just something about the memories of watching this movie with my father and my sister that means I have to give it 5 stars.
Also, weird fact about this movie, Dallas and Zorg never come face to face. it’s close, but the hero and villain never actually meet.
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Wizards 1977
Arguably a top 10 entry for the greatest animated films of all time, a list that Bakshi additionally dominates. A deeply unserious film that anyone who has seen a Bakshi film would instantly recognize as his work. Wizards is a very dumb movie, but fun from start to finish and holds value as a piece of animated art.
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