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Genres:
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Animation /
Comedy /
Drama /
Music
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Release:
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Director:
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Ralph Bakshi
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Actors:
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Skip Hinnant,
Rosetta LeNoire,
John McCurry,
Phil Seuling
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Duration:
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78 min.
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Rating:
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(5.9/10)98
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Plot Summary:
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A persiflage on the protest movements of the 60s. It's hero is the resolute and bonking-obsessed tom-cat Fritz the Cat, as created next to the famed underground artist Robert Crumb. Quitting university Fritz the Cat wanders through the mix up, Shameful Panther and Ordeal's Angels scenes to find to himself.
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Fritz the Cat
Constitutional and chiefly victorious attempt on the part of manager Ralph Bakshi to translate the sunken clever nut invented by means of Robert Crumb on to the big separate out. Fritz is an unworldly at beneficent in the times that are a "a-changin" at the fag peter out of the hippy wave. He like a shot discovers the joys of bonking and student politics, bumping painfully into various downsides of the piece discrimination like hard drugs and biker gangs. It all seemed noticeably horrible at the heyday, but it remains a as a lark full stop artefact.
Fritz the Cat
The blue ribbon X-rated cartoon, this is based loosely on the hilarious strip, created not later than Robert Crumb, around a hippy feline that dived into the 1960s counterculture of drugs, radicalism, outspoken suitor and Hell's Angels. Chairman Bakshi doesn't wash side with on the (literally) graphic nudity, shagging-crazed orgies, dope-smoking, corrupt police and political statements, but he seems to consider that the energy instead than the script is present to be bound for b assault his sarcastic points. Aficionados of Crumb's work weren't enthralled by the film when it came revealed, and time hasn't been kind to it. It remains a factual oddity that gives a flavouring of the 1960s without providing the essence of it.
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