I always loved the Gasmask guys always funny to see their scenes

"What's plan B?" "Hey hey hey.... watch." Famous last words.

I love that "he's got a point". Those two guys are great.

Note to trooper....vacate targeted building before executing plan B

The eye of the fabric behind the pastors is literally the CBS logo.

I love how they walk away at 1:40. It's the most ridiculously sanctimonious way you could possibly walk: Ass out, looking over you're shoulder, Charlie Brown posture, nose turned up, beard on fleek

Ladies and gentlemen, Ralph Bakshi’s honest attempt at a family picture. Also to a lot of you, “family picture” and “kids movie” two very different things.

When I was young I wanted to have Ralph Bakshi"s job when I grew up. I still do.

1:16 I love how the slapping seems so nonchalant and gentle. Kind of like Orc is just wiping Dumbo's face.

They said this is from 1984 but the dialogue of the troopers feels like it was made today

1:38 Never noticed till now that Dumbo was looking up as if expecting to see someone just hanging off the ceiling.

0:13 I always LMFAO at the dumb guys "Duuuuuheeeey"

"Hey'hey, watch." **fucking dies horribly**

I accidentally saw this movie when I was 7 or 8, I was trying to rent the movie "The Wizard" starring Fred Savage about a Nintendo tournament, the clerk gave me Wizards instead and it opened my mind at quite a young age.

0:32 Bakshi was gonna say "what is all this shit" but it got cut off lmao

This is one of those movies that's easier to follow when you're high.

I dont think they are seen in the rest of the movie, so I guess they managed to blow them selves up.

I really like the voice acting

First 3 minutes: funny 3:00: Oh... oh...

This movie is a total head trip, but super funny at the same time. lol

I could listen to the guys playing those two soldiers read from a phonebook for hours and itd be funny

This is some Mel Brooks level kinda shit. I love it.

It's almost like Bakshi had a heavy handed point to make.

Bakshi's story, the one in his memoir, notes he and his parents were in Palestine at the outbreak of WWII. They were Krymchak Jews, Jews whose time in the land (1st century) well-predates Zionism, possibly even the Talmud itself. When they fled Palestine, there were already Ashkenazi settlers who came there under the Haavara Agreement. The Bakshi's effectively fled the burgeoning Jewish colony there. Why? The Arab revolt of 1936-39. They were stopped by a Nazi ship on their way to NY, but ultimately allowed to pass. Remember too, Bakshi identifies himself as an Atheist, had a distaste for Disney, CBS, ABC, and all the many mainstream companies he worked for. CBS too by the way, was a project of Mr. William S. Paley. I feel this context may give you some ideas of where his satire in this scene, and this movie, comes from.

'Uh... weren't we supposed to wait for them to get out of the castle before pushing the plunger?' 'Uh... oooops...'

This voice acting absolutely slaps, really impressive for 1977. I hate that we still let shows and movies get away with boring lines and voice acting when we know how to do these things properly.

When the two priests start paddling each other. 😂🤣

So adventure time is just a cuter wizards. Friggin cool

A captured platoon with one chance left to live.Their fate placed in the hands of two lunatics.If those poor jokers only knew I think they would have given themselves last rites.🙁

*scrolling through KZfaq recommended, sees thumbnail* I know those guns!

I mean at least Black Wolf tried diplomacy.

So, now I just read comments in their voices. Instant sanity.

Ralph should be making shows on adult swim.

Hey, hey, hey... watch. *dies in explosion*

Ralph Bakshi is still ahead of his time.

Anyone notice the cbs logo?

"He's got a point" 😂😂😂

...Maybe they should've left the building BEFORE going with plan B

This is what Ralph Bakshi was dreaming about in Rin and Stimpy

I'm still looking for this movie on DVD and/or Blu-Ray. I already have it on VHS. A legendary cult classic! 😺👍

Funniest thing since the Monty Python monks

Saw this flick on Showtime back in 81. Epic cult animated classic 👍🏼👍🏼

Growing up I always assumed this movie was as serious as Lord of the Rings... apparently I was wrong...

Well that confirms it: I gotta watch this movie.

I saw this great film on the big screen in my hometown theatre back in 1977.

Yknow though.. think bout this.. they were offering the pows sanctuary instead of being murdered

Big Rick and Morty vibes the way those two talk. Love it lol

Like how the rest of the Wehrmacht is out there waiting for an hour.

clips from Wizards has been showing up a lot recently. i luv it

We aint got time for that we just got time for war 🤣

Watch this without volume and much less context

I'm Christian and even i find this hilarious, and tbh, a bit accurate of most zealous* Christians and Christian organizations. My parents taught and raised me to understand that nothing changes or gets better unless you make it change or make it better, God won't on his own. Praying is good and all but we all know that a good pair of hands gets the job done at the end of the day. I don't sit and expect God to make things better or be 100% responsible. God isn't going to have every answer or solution you have, he gave you a brain and a world like clay; Use it.

*WE CRY OUT TO YOU!* **boom**

“They ain’t gonna talk, give me plan B.” “Hey, what’s plan B?” “Hey, hey, watch.” This is my second favorite Nazi. (Stronheim’s first.)

I feel like I just witnessed a summary of Reddit.

Extremely polite robbery

I loved this movie as a kid

"....That only time will tell."

They prayed for 5 hours, damn.

I don't know why but this scene when they're praying reminds me one story from Poland. In world war two Germans soldiers wanted to destroy a church in city Łomża but priest said he want to prey last time in this church. And he was praying so long that German decide to leave him, and church is still standing in Łomża

Let's not forget the gasmask guys asked the priests if they would take care of the prisoners. They were more than willing to hand the POWs over until the priests antics.

This movie gives me heavy Fritz the Cat vibes. Something really eerie about old animated movies and the way they portray stuff

this is a great movie

This week on randomly recommended to me videos...

*Where am I.*

*ah, probably isn't that he's got a twisted view those soldiers were written to serve a point.

They were just fucking with them in the hopes that they'd get tired and leave.

Yo I know this was way before rick and morty but this really gave me that vibe

This is so good

Priceless, classic scene

Nice Nerf guns the evil army have, did they recolor them orange latter?

This scene confused the crap out of me the first time I saw it. It makes far too much sense now.

One of my favorite movies.

Famous last words. 03:11

This is what I loved, "bang". quote from an engineer or demolitionist who fought in ww1.

Man Wizards was cool I wish it had more time put into it the movie feels like it was rushed out

He's asking you not me

This movie's super jarring and awkward, but I like it's weirdness.

I loved this movie

Tiny hat tribe

That was the most insane thing I’ve seen ever. Welp, this is permanently going to become apart of my artistic style forever now.

I may have been going to the wrong church.

@1:02 "We hates'ta interrupt'ya-" "We're sahrry!" "Yeah! But uhh..." Despite the grim reality of the scene, I earnestly smiled at that delivery. In general, the *bad guy* capable of being "normal" and polite/decent until provoked is such an excellent base for good humor and depth (even if they're just one-dimensional pillocks haha). I've always appreciated Bakshi's work and wanted to like it, but just couldn't ever get past how weird and disjointed it generally is from moment to moment. The humor generally escapes me from feeling like an assembly of things that were funny in the moment of writing that fall flat - like a string of "you just had to be there" references that always make you feel a bit dumb for saying to anyone outside that moment. But _this_ exchange? It broke past the above personal issues of "comedy elitism" and genuinely humored me, and it's clearly worth rambling about to no-one in particular on the internet, haha. I want to say that I should give this film a rewatch since it's easily been a decade after the last viewing, but maybe it's the isolation from compounding internal groans and emotional eye rolling that allows this clip to shine for me. Maybe the essential Ralph Bakshi wasn't the films he's made, but the clips that come from them along the way

To be fair, they did give the priests 5 hours.

"Behold the most powerful magic!" [Shoots gun]

CBS logo lmao

. . . holy shit this awesome

It's the pieces of religion, man. 😂

Still relevant love it!

I'm still disturbed by this movie. To this very day

Remember smoeking a blunt to this the creative ness was good such a masterpiece especially while your baked not condoning drugs just putting it out there lol

How have I not seen this movie

well, they tried.

I have absolutely no idea what this is but need to watch this!!

Ah yes... a Classic.

The priests are why I want to see this movie so badly.

Love this movie!!

Man Ralph Bakshi did some kick ass drugs back in the day

Hmm. Truly, a justly-rated feller that Bakshi.

The priests man, the priests!!