Agreed one of my favorites lol

Normal Roger Rabbit?

it was just a cheap version of it to me

Who framed Rodger rabbit was actually a good movie.

Same 😂

Now imagine watching it on acid and hope to god your head doesn't explode!

It makes sense when you know who the film's main director was.

that is hilarious.

And some sauce! scribblejunkies.blogspot.com/2013/06/1992-hollywood-sign-promo-for-cool-world.html

That is literally the best thing ever.

So what you're saying is ... Holly _really_ got some D in the lead up to this movie's release.

But Hollywood is all about prostitution.

Either that or time passes differently between the two dimensions. Fifty years had passed Frank by out here in the real world but in Cool World it could have only been around five years meaning that Frank aged in Cool World time instead real world time and so he stayed young longer by real world standards than he should have.

it makes sence considering that you cant seem to die at all while in cool world, since the falls the humans take entering would turn them into chunky salsa normaly.

you actually took the time to come up with a theory about Cool World? i forgot this movie existed immediately following the first and only time i ever watched it. I remember why i did that lol.

Except this wouldn't make sense unless he was a cartoon. As cartoons can't die due to physics.

@@osmanyousif7849 different universe, different physical laws... time, gravity, thormodynamics, the law of entropy, all are possibly subject to change in a different universe... simply becuase we just dont know about anything outside of our universe, and we only (CURRENTLY) have the one example....

Interesting. How does one watch a movie correctly? 🤔 Do you just mean watching it attentively/mindfully? 😎

Never mind that, I want to know who framed correctly! @@alm2187

Holly Would has a lot more in common with the original version of Jessica Rabbit than the movie version, that's for damn sure.

Given the sheer amount of promiscuous women who cosplay as Jessica Rabbit and fire off "I'm drawn that way" ad nauseum, I'm thinking that's why most are confused as to who Jessica really is.

@@mallios13 Actually the original from the book IS a character from a Tijuana Bible... and she is happy being that way. So they're not actually far off from her original character.

Not only was it rushed, but the film's director Ralph Bakshi was having to fight tooth and nail throughout the production to salvage what was left of his bastardized script.

I'm sorry but if I had dropped into Cool World Holli would have been real a long time ago. 😂😂

The original script while far more insane, was way better.

Does the movie plot make sense? Or does the fact that it's a hot garbage fire make sense?😅

A lot of Raplh Bakshi's (I forgot his last name) movies are like that, random stuff

@@drewt1717 The latter mostly.

Agreed 💯

Excellent suggestion..love them too.

Hell yeah Cool World was & I still love it. They just don’t make them like they used to . I was so glad when I was able to get a copy of this.

​@karenn6065 Yeah these days they're better.

@@ChristophBrinkmann LOL , I disagree. But depends on what it’s being compared to. It was fun for its time

After reading Ralph's original idea I really wanted that version.

@@Deuteromis So do I

I saw that too. We were robbed.

@@sarahomiracle In the nuttiest way possible

any chance of a quick rundown?

And probably how much better he got at choosing his agents... 😅

id watch Cool world 2 with him in it again no doubt.

So basically a repeat of the 2016 American presidential election?

It would NC-17, and that's without the porn!

He never got the chance.

Yeah but it's risque is Roger Rabbit might have been, this movie will never make sense.

I think this movie came out around the same time as Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and at least that movie is much better done when combining animation and live action

WFRR came out in 1988. Cool World was released in 92, quite clearly an attempt to replicate the success of the former and banking on being more "adult" to draw the crowds. It was a cashgrab by the studio that managed to get some good talent attached.

​@@Bactchanisn't everything a cash grab? Especially in entertainment.

Vibes? They're both a live action + animation mix, obvi, but the vibes are far apart.

Probably was Brad Pitt's agent's last job too...😅

Cool World was one of my favorite movies and still is. Holli would if she could. 😂

I think we all know what kind of fun you mean

Cool world is a solid concept executed sloppily, screwed over adult hybrid animation movies altogether. Kinda sad as those two genres could inspire many great stories overall.

Bakshi is brilliant.

This is technically correct. The best kind of correct.

Uhhh… y-..yeah…

Um, yeah? That's no secret

what did they do when the sexy dancing started?

I worked in a kindergarten and the teacher did the same thing with Roger Rabbit.

Completely different from what happened to me, but I was forced to go to Sunday School growing up. I was 16 when the first pokemon movie came out and we were forced to see it because there were kids with us at the time. I kinda had already lost interest with the show but that movie really sealed the deal with me when they added that whole difference between fighting and battling.

And that's how they got fired....

@@SilverSkyCloud Movie ratings were created to avoid this very situation. The employees of your daycare were morons.

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@@jonnym4670 gritty can also mean rough and this is as rough as a Beach with a ton of shattered glass and rocks lol. So it's both definitions of the word

@@jonnym4670 well the director was involved in who framed Roger Rabbit. he wanted to make a horror movie in the same style.

Yep came here to say the same thing, +1 sin for cinemasins

Brad who?

Best part of the flick for sure

The plot is that Kim Bassinger was amazingly hot when she was young and drawing her meant that she could do hardcore porn for the masses!

I've wondered the same thing for quite some time. His works always feel aimlessly iconoclastic, and I guess that's enough for some people.

Yes

He had a tendency to speak in a language understood by the fringe of society. Fritz the Cat to the people who didn't want to be uptight family types, Coonskin spoke to the blacks who gave it a chance (keep in mind, that was in 77 and Ralph's white, but he understood their culture well enough to impress many), Wizards to many people who weren't there in WW2 but were trying to understand those older relations of theirs who were, translated through a lens they could get (fantasy being 'the thing'). Fire and Ice revived the badass barbarian concept while also making the world accessible to realism (the heroes get the CRAP beat out of them), his Lord of the Rings adaptation was innovative and amazing at the time, with the orcs being genuinely creepy. Cool World was screwed over by many things sadly, but the seeds of great ideas are in there if you pay attention. I mean, Isekai is an entire genre of anime now. Basically he alternated between getting the outside portions of humanity to feel invited to their own playgrounds, and blazing trails for genres and ideas that would come again, or even just become a thing in the future. He is not a man of his own time.

It's a great film tbr