Is this the film where the bad guy plays a video of the Nazi's with loud music and it terrifies the good guys.
And if not, what film is that?
Ye, I just Watched this for the first time, the Moment i saw the Swasticha, I was quite shecked, this is not what i was expecting froma 70s Cartoon.
Let's put a smile on that face Hehehahahaha!
That's Bakshi for you. Have you ever seen his version of The Lord of the Rings?
El sueño de la razón produce monstruos.
Yes, I didn't notice anyhting to adult in it, I mainly felt it rushed thru everything to quicly.
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Not everything Bakshi did was 'adult content.' Have you ever heard of a cartoon series called "Mighty Heroes?"
Bakshi's process for Lord of the Rings involved shooting footage of live actors and then animating them, frame-by-frame. He laid down the groundwork as far as imagining the appearances of characters and situations. Peter Jackson's version relied on Bakshi in a number of instances. Compare, for instance, the scene in "Fellowship," where the hobbits are on the road to the Inn, and a Black Rider comes looking for them. Shot for shot, Jackson's version matches Bakshi's.
El sueño de la razón produce monstruos.
Funy, I remember watching the Cartoon and thnking how different that scene was.
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I believe some of the footage came from Triumph of the Will
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0025913/
But not all of it. Probably also some newsreel footage.
Footage from the Soviet film, "Aleksander Nevsky" was also used, IIRC. I also recognized scenes from "Zulu".
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