>murderous robot is called Peace
Okay, Bakshi. Go back to drawing naked women.
Murderous robot is called Peace
Anthony Howard
Adam Perez
you mean naked animals
Parker Turner
I love this film.
Unfortunately there were no naked women in it though.
The princess is pointy and there's the one scene where a fairy is singing and the mutants tell her to strip, but that's all
Sad
Jordan Williams
Watched it with gf, she neither understood nor liked it.
I really should rewatch it.
Julian Cooper
>murderous robot is called Peace
Sounds kino.
Xavier Green
It's original name is Necron-99 and it gets renamed Peace when it's re-programmed by the good guys. Maybe if you watched the movie, you'd know that
Dominic Sanders
great movie. bakshi was based. have you seen fritz the cat op?
Nathan Cruz
Hey good lookin' is my favorite.
Zachary Thompson
american pop is his best movie IMO
Angel Bennett
>scantily clad fairy girl with erect nipples seen through top
>actual fairy whores
>Nazi imagery
>bloody violence
>"slut" being said out loud
>rated "PG"
What the fuck happened in the '70s?
Cameron Bell
they killed fritz
Henry Evans
everyone was on crack
Leo Campbell
it used to just be PG, R and nc-17.
Tyler Flores
>murderous robot is called Necron 99
I fixed your post, as it previously contained highly inaccurate information.
Liam Gutierrez
>and nc-17.
"X," user. It was the "X" rating back then.
NC-17 wasn't invented until 1990 with the film "Henry and June."
Cooper Foster
You didn't watch the movie, loser.
Evan Young
"PG" was more "PG-13" back then than it is nowadays. Also, Bakshi was more acclimated to making adult-oriented films than he was for kids back in the 1970s, hence why his "family-friendly" film Wizards had a ton of suggestive material in it.
Ryder Davis
Live action remake when of this Disney® movie?
Andrew King
crack didn’t exist until the 80’s
Lucas Nguyen
yeah the 1880s people have been smoking cocaine forever
Jackson Perry
Crack and cocaine aren't the same thing, much like beer and Everclear aren't the same thing.
Jordan Wilson
in my country, because it was a cartoon I'm guessing people who never saw it programmed it in the saturday morning children's slot every once in a while, that's how I first saw it when I was around 7