Cool World or Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Holli Would or Jessica Rabbit?

Cool World was an attempt to recapture the glory of Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and it fell short. There's cool animation, but the story is weak. Animated women are indeed hot, but the rest of the animation is sort of ADHD and hard to follow.

If you liked WFRR then I'd tell you to watch Cool World.

If you didn't like WFRR, then I'd tell you to save your time.

Ok, I liked WFRR a lot but your description was how I saw Cool World going. Not that interested.

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you need a legit break from this place

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GD I hate agreeing with you, Chef

It's closer for me than most, but Jessica Rabbit.

However, anybody else think animated Holli Would was hotter than Kim Basinger in the movie?

Cool World sucked because the studio got involved, and wouldn't let Bakshi make the movie he wanted to make. Which would have been rated NC-17, and would have had a completely different plot.

Let's see if I remember this correctly, I believe this was the basic idea. Holli Would, in the original script, pulled the writer into that world so she could kill him. Because he was her father, turns out he had been there once before and had porked her mom. She had to kill him, so she could become fully "real" and live in the real world. Was going to be horror flick of sorts.

I had never seen anything from the movie until last year. First thing I ever saw of Cool World, was from a pretty crazy video I saw on YouTube. I was on one of those out of control, "click the video in the recommended section that looks the most interesting," click fests. You know the kind I mean, when you are bored out of your head? Watched part of the movie after seeing that, and yeesh what a train wreck.

Sorry for both this, and the one below, being mobile links.
What did I just see??

Was glad I clicked on it though, because from that idiotic video's recommended list, I found the link to a movie that has virtually disappeared. It was a slightly campy, adult-ish themed, animated comic book movie from the early 90s. Gen 13. When I found it, I checked Amazon, and several other sites. Could not buy it on any of them, in any format. No VHS, No DVD, No Digital. I really, really enjoyed, especially for a movie that was obviously done on a smaller budget.

GEN 13

Yes, I did say all of that, just so I could post the link to GEN 13.