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Fritz the Cat (1972) - Car Chase
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Andrew Varey2 years ago
I tripped on mushrooms watching your films Ralph.........ah the good old days.
cosmo 🎸2 years ago
This movie was such a cultural shift and I don't think a whole lot of animated films (or films in general) at the time tackled taboo themes in such a way. And I admire it deeply for that.
Stephan2 years ago
Exposed!! 😂
TEASEKILL2 years ago
Just watched this and the other ones of this era a few months ago.
Stuff31 is on the other site2 years ago
I now see why this was rated X upon release
Johan Karlberg Official Actor Profile 🇨🇳🇲🇴🇹🇭2 years ago
You’re the man Ralph 👍🏻
Isaiah Mays-Vinson (Zaycool97)2 years ago
The subtle joke of the pig being exposed in the church is really brilliant.
BlindArt2 years ago
A masterpiece !
Gabriella Brillante2 years ago
Duke's got a mean right hook
CreeperLeo2 years ago
Can we talk about how this guy managed to grab the passage in a convertible after getting hit by it.
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“Fritz the Cat” (1972), directed by Ralph Bakshi, was the first animated feature to receive an X rating in the United States. Based on Robert Crumb’s underground comic, the film broke new ground by bringing adult counterculture themes into mainstream animation. 🎬🐾 Ralph Bakshi The story follows Fritz, a hedonistic, rebellious alley cat drifting through a chaotic version of 1960s America. Through satire, social critique, and surreal humor, the film tackles politics, race, sexuality, and disillusionment with the establishment — all through an irreverent animated lens. 🗽🔥
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