Ralph Bakshi
American animator and filmmakerWikipedia
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Oct 28, 2026
Kings of Men | The Secret Fire Prologue | The One Ring RPG
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14:02Jared LoganHOST
My first
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14:03Skid MaherGUEST
experience, I think, actually was seeing the Ralph Bakshi animated Lord of the Rings movie in theaters in 1978.
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14:12Skid MaherGUEST
I was five years old.
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14:14Skid MaherGUEST
Wow.
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14:15Skid MaherGUEST
And I was begging my parents to come take me to see it.
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14:18Skid MaherGUEST
But Ralph Bakshi was coming off of like Fritz the Cat.
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14:22Paula DemingGUEST
Yeah.
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14:24Skid MaherGUEST
And they were like, I don't think you're going to want to see this.
Cartoons that go Bump in the Night
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59:50Todd LiebenowHOST
Yeah.
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59:51Todd LiebenowHOST
I just, in the last couple of days, happened to watch Ralph Bakshi's film Wizards.
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59:56Todd LiebenowHOST
And I was like, oh, Bakshi surely saw this.
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59:59Todd LiebenowHOST
I can see the influence there.
I Think I'm a Clone Now! | Lupin III The Mystery of Mamo
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6:33DrewHOST
for you.
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6:33DrewHOST
I mean, it wouldn't be the first Ralph Bakshi one.
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6:35DrewHOST
And I wouldn't be surprised if 3.5 comes back to rear its ugly head there, too.
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6:40DrewHOST
Oh, gosh.
‘Wildwood’ Is a Visually Stunning, Narratively Muddled Adventure | Movie Review
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40:14Sara Michelle FettersGUEST
But I think the three most...
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40:16Sara Michelle FettersGUEST
Essential films are Watership Down, The Secret of NIMH, and Ralph Bakshi's Lord of the Rings.
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40:27Sara Michelle FettersGUEST
And here's the curious thing.
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40:28Sara Michelle FettersGUEST
Lord of the Rings, which also Ralph Bakshi's version of Lord of the Rings, also extremely ambitious, also used animation unlike anything else, also couldn't fit its entire...
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40:42Sara Michelle FettersGUEST
Yes.
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40:43Sara Michelle FettersGUEST
story into one film and also runs two hours and 12 minutes they are both the exact same length so
Tron feat. Bill Kroyer
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26:59Michael ViersHOST
So one thing I was wondering when I was watching, well, for a couple of thoughts I had, because like I said, this was my first time watching the original Tron.
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27:07Michael ViersHOST
And the first thing that I noticed is I was marveled by how much it reminded me stylistically at times of someone like Ralph Bakshi.
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27:19Michael ViersHOST
and the things that he was doing with his rotoscope animation.
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27:24Michael ViersHOST
Was he at all an inspiration for Tron, or was that just happenstance?
Ceaseless Inquiries: Blood Work Q&A
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17:34Gregory FoleyHOST
It's definitely on my list.
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17:37Gregory FoleyHOST
I've got a few that I've written down here I'd love to do, like History of Violence, Crimson Tide, No Country for Old Men, Ralph Bakshi.
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17:45Gregory FoleyHOST
I'd love to do something like Ralph Bakshi.
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17:48Gregory FoleyHOST
Because I've got a spicy take that's too...
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17:53Gregory FoleyHOST
But in terms of which is my favourite Ralph Bakshi film, Google Ralph Bakshi films, it's...
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18:01Gregory FoleyHOST
It's the one you
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18:02Thomas O'MahonyHOST
probably think.
Dracula: Sovereign Of The Damned - The 80s Anime Based On Marvel’s Dracula! Part One
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16:51Will PrestonHOST
But I think this is around the time where anime is not considered like, especially adult animation is not re-recognized as a thing.
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16:59Will PrestonHOST
Around the time you probably had stuff like Ralph Bakshi and things.
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17:03Will PrestonHOST
But if people see an animated thing, they go, oh, this is a cartoon, this is for kids.
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17:06Will PrestonHOST
Not in
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101:47Rob HaldenHOST
A first time viewing.
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101:48Rob HaldenHOST
opinion on martin day viewing opinion yes give it to me i
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101:51Will PrestonHOST
want other people to suffer as well as us that's what i have to uh thought the animation was good if a bit basic okay it was never going to be ralph bakshi but it is as good if not better than most tv animation of the period Some of the English language performances were a bit perfunctory.
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102:09Will PrestonHOST
They were acting or just reading the lines out loud.
Zapped to the Past Episode 238 - Tunes and Toons: The Best of 80s Cartoons
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37:56Adrian MillsHOST
Do you know, by the way, Rocket Robin Hood,
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37:59Graham RaddingsHOST
written by Ralph Bakshi.
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38:00Graham RaddingsHOST
It makes sense when I think about it.
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38:01Graham RaddingsHOST
I wonder if it's got quality animation for his...
Sneaky Dragon Episode 777
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6:20David DedrickHOST
And they did.
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6:21David DedrickHOST
Ralph Bakshi.
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6:22Ian BoothbyHOST
Yeah.
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6:23David DedrickHOST
Made half of half.
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6:41Ian BoothbyHOST
Who directed the Rankin and Bass?
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6:43David DedrickHOST
I don't know.
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6:44David DedrickHOST
I don't think that was Ralph Bakshi.
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6:45Ian BoothbyHOST
All right.
Wildwood, Wicker, Clayface and more Rachel's Friday Flicks Ep 33 (10/23 New Movies)
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41:08Sean MeansGUEST
But that one is sort of the nerd boy early eighties thing.
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41:15Sean MeansGUEST
Um, they were, they were, they were obviously inspired by Ralph Bakshi.
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41:19Sean MeansGUEST
Um, Ralph, Ralph didn't work on the movie, but obviously these guys wanted to be working with Ralph at some point.
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41:25Sean MeansGUEST
Um, and, and you get, and, and it's just, um, it's a crazy, it's a crazy movie.
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