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Ralph Bakshi

Ralph Bakshi

American animator and filmmakerWikipedia

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Oct 28, 2026

Jared LoganHOST
14:02
My first
Skid MaherGUEST
14:03
experience, I think, actually was seeing the Ralph Bakshi animated Lord of the Rings movie in theaters in 1978.
Skid MaherGUEST
14:12
I was five years old.
Skid MaherGUEST
14:14
Wow.
Skid MaherGUEST
14:15
And I was begging my parents to come take me to see it.
Skid MaherGUEST
14:18
But Ralph Bakshi was coming off of like Fritz the Cat.
Paula DemingGUEST
14:22
Yeah.
Skid MaherGUEST
14:24
And they were like, I don't think you're going to want to see this.
Todd LiebenowHOST
59:50
Yeah.
Todd LiebenowHOST
59:51
I just, in the last couple of days, happened to watch Ralph Bakshi's film Wizards.
Todd LiebenowHOST
59:56
And I was like, oh, Bakshi surely saw this.
Todd LiebenowHOST
59:59
I can see the influence there.
DrewHOST
6:33
for you.
DrewHOST
6:33
I mean, it wouldn't be the first Ralph Bakshi one.
DrewHOST
6:35
And I wouldn't be surprised if 3.5 comes back to rear its ugly head there, too.
DrewHOST
6:40
Oh, gosh.
Sara Michelle FettersGUEST
40:14
But I think the three most...
Sara Michelle FettersGUEST
40:16
Essential films are Watership Down, The Secret of NIMH, and Ralph Bakshi's Lord of the Rings.
Sara Michelle FettersGUEST
40:27
And here's the curious thing.
Sara Michelle FettersGUEST
40:28
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...
Sara Michelle FettersGUEST
40:42
Yes.
Sara Michelle FettersGUEST
40:43
story into one film and also runs two hours and 12 minutes they are both the exact same length so
Michael ViersHOST
26:59
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.
Michael ViersHOST
27:07
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.
Michael ViersHOST
27:19
and the things that he was doing with his rotoscope animation.
Michael ViersHOST
27:24
Was he at all an inspiration for Tron, or was that just happenstance?
Gregory FoleyHOST
17:34
It's definitely on my list.
Gregory FoleyHOST
17:37
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.
Gregory FoleyHOST
17:45
I'd love to do something like Ralph Bakshi.
Gregory FoleyHOST
17:48
Because I've got a spicy take that's too...
Gregory FoleyHOST
17:53
But in terms of which is my favourite Ralph Bakshi film, Google Ralph Bakshi films, it's...
Gregory FoleyHOST
18:01
It's the one you
Thomas O'MahonyHOST
18:02
probably think.
Will PrestonHOST
16:51
But I think this is around the time where anime is not considered like, especially adult animation is not re-recognized as a thing.
Will PrestonHOST
16:59
Around the time you probably had stuff like Ralph Bakshi and things.
Will PrestonHOST
17:03
But if people see an animated thing, they go, oh, this is a cartoon, this is for kids.
Will PrestonHOST
17:06
Not in

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Rob HaldenHOST
101:47
A first time viewing.
Rob HaldenHOST
101:48
opinion on martin day viewing opinion yes give it to me i
Will PrestonHOST
101:51
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.
Will PrestonHOST
102:09
They were acting or just reading the lines out loud.
Adrian MillsHOST
37:56
Do you know, by the way, Rocket Robin Hood,
Graham RaddingsHOST
37:59
written by Ralph Bakshi.
Graham RaddingsHOST
38:00
It makes sense when I think about it.
Graham RaddingsHOST
38:01
I wonder if it's got quality animation for his...
David DedrickHOST
6:20
And they did.
David DedrickHOST
6:21
Ralph Bakshi.
Ian BoothbyHOST
6:22
Yeah.
David DedrickHOST
6:23
Made half of half.
Ian BoothbyHOST
6:41
Who directed the Rankin and Bass?
David DedrickHOST
6:43
I don't know.
David DedrickHOST
6:44
I don't think that was Ralph Bakshi.
Ian BoothbyHOST
6:45
All right.
Sean MeansGUEST
41:08
But that one is sort of the nerd boy early eighties thing.
Sean MeansGUEST
41:15
Um, they were, they were, they were obviously inspired by Ralph Bakshi.
Sean MeansGUEST
41:19
Um, Ralph, Ralph didn't work on the movie, but obviously these guys wanted to be working with Ralph at some point.
Sean MeansGUEST
41:25
Um, and, and you get, and, and it's just, um, it's a crazy, it's a crazy movie.

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