Las nueve vidas eróticas del gato Fritz

Título original: The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat

1974
C
1h 17min

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Skip Hinnant and Reva Rose in Las nueve vidas eróticas del gato Fritz (1974)

Fritz the Cat may have lost one of his lives in the comics, but in his new movie, he has eight more lives left to go! While his wife screams at him, Fritz lights up a joint and reminiscences about what could have been.

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Adult Animation Dark Comedy Satire Stoner Comedy Animation Comedy Horror

El gato Fritz, ahora casado y con un hijo, fuma un porro e imagina lo que su vida pudo ser.El gato Fritz, ahora casado y con un hijo, fuma un porro e imagina lo que su vida pudo ser.El gato Fritz, ahora casado y con un hijo, fuma un porro e imagina lo que su vida pudo ser.

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Trivia
Because of his involvement with Fritz el gato (1972), several film books erroneously list Ralph Bakshi as the director of "The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat", and many have come to believe that he actually directed the film. Bakshi expressed a dislike of "The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat", stating that had Warner Bros. been allowed to make the changes they demanded in order to distribute Fritz el gato (1972), the film would have turned out similar to "The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat". "It would have been this cat that, once in a while, said something hip, and then falls in love with some girl and chases her all over town."

Citas
Fritz: Oh, Jesus Christ! Lucifer's a faggot!

Versiones alternativas
Earlier prints of the film have the live-action stock footage during the "Jump Back" sequence in black and white, while the 2001 MGM DVD release has the stock footage in sepia tone. In both prints, the animation cel of Fritz remains in color.

Conexiones
Featured in The Comix Scrutinizer: The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat (2014)

Bandas sonoras
Jumpback
Lyrics by Dave Palmer
Performed by Merry Clayton (uncredited)

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Bad...

To start this off, I love the original, I think it is brilliant social satire, plus I'm a huge Ralph Bakshi fan. So, even though I knew Bakshi wasn't involved with this sequel I'd figured I'd give it a chance. Well it was pretty bad, instead of making a social comment most of Fritz's Nine Lives just degenerate into dumb slapstick, and gross out gags. The film is dumb, lifeless, and not very funny. Oh and just a note if you're going to use live action footage as your background, make it less interesting than the animated foreground(something this film does horribly). Ultimately the whole movie seems pointless and dumb. However the animation is good and the soundtrack is decent, even though the soundtrack of the original is really good. To those "Wizards" fans Bob Holt the voice of Avatar is a number of voices in this film, he's even credited as "Many Voices", look for him with his Avatar voice as a cigar smoking astronaut.