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FRITZ THE CAT

Ralph Bakshi United States, 1972
It’s a far cry from Bakshi’s best, especially considering that he’d go on to tackle the same territory in the undisputed classics Heavy Traffic and Coonskin. Fritz is still worth watching as both a time capsule and an early example of Bakshi’s bouncy brutalism.
Zach Clark
December 14, 2018
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A former Terrytoons animator, Bakshi cranks up the crude sexuality of Crumb's comix while satirizing the violence and underlying racism often found in Golden-Age animation (looking at you, Disney and Warner Bros.). Paving the way for risqué cartoons like South Park and Adult Swim, Fritz the Cat, the first-ever X-rated animated feature, still resonates today.
Max Kyburz
April 15, 2015
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