Hey Good Lookin'

1982
R
1h 16min

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An outrageous, affectionate look at coming of age in Eisenhower-era Brooklyn.

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Adult Animation Dark Comedy Hand-Drawn Animation Satire Animation Comedy Drama Romance

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAn outrageous, affectionate look at coming of age in Eisenhower-era Brooklyn.An outrageous, affectionate look at coming of age in Eisenhower-era Brooklyn.An outrageous, affectionate look at coming of age in Eisenhower-era Brooklyn.

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Eva
(voz)

Tina Romanus

Rozzie
(voz)
(as Tina Bowman)

Danny Wells

Stomper
(voz)

Larry Bishop

Stomper
(voz)

Tabi Cooper

Stomper
(voz)

Juno Dawson

Waitress
(voz)

Shirley Jo Finney

Chaplin
(voz)

Martin Garner

Yonkel
(voz)

Terry Haven

Alice
(voz)

Allen Joseph

Max
(voz)

Bernie Massa

Stomper
(voz)

Gelsa Palao

Stomper
(voz)

Paul Roman

Stomper
(voz)

Philip Michael Thomas

Chaplin
(voz)
(as Philip M. Thomas)

Frank DeKova

Old Vinnie
(voz)

Angelo Grisanti

Solly
(voz)

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Trivia
Live-action footage was shot as part of Ralph Bakshi's original vision to have the film be a combination of live-action and animated characters (like ¿Quién engañó a Roger Rabbit? (1988)). The only animated characters were Vinnie, Rozzi, Crazy, and Eva. The rest of the cast were live action characters shot on live action sets. This version was finished in the late 1970s. When it was initially shown to Warner Brothers executives, they told Bakshi that they loved it. A week later, they told Bakshi that the idea of having live-action and animated characters in the same frame would never work, as it was too unbelievable. Warner executives also referenced the controversy from Bakshi's film "Coonskin" (1975). He was forced to throw out all the live action footage and reanimate it. Bakshi, having to pay himself, took five more years to complete it around other projects before its official release in 1982.

Errores
At 52m 44s (on the DVD) Rozzie's left breast's nipple & areola are noticeably out of her shirt; only the areola and nipple are her base skin color instead. Just a few seconds earlier, she had completely tucked her chest into her shirt.

Citas
Crazy Shapiro: Well, sometimes I wanna draw a picture of it.
Vinnie: A picture? Hey, Hey.. Norman Rockwell, draw me a picture here. Come on, come on. Draw me a picture.
Crazy Shapiro: I can't draw. It's just, like, I "feel like it" sometimes.
Vinnie: Hey listen to me, will ya? There's two-million faggots in Greenwich Village that "feel like it?" You know what I mean? You wanna be two-million and one, huh?
Crazy Shapiro: Your mother!

Conexiones
Referenced in Cool and the Crazy (1994)

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I became a Bashki film from the first time I saw American Pop. It was the most amazing cartoon I'd ever seen and since then, I'd been on the look out for more Bashki cartoons.

Hey Good Lookin' is my second round of Bashki. And, though I didn't like it as much as American Pop, I did like it. It was a darkish cartoon look at rumble life of a couple of 1950s hoods. But, unlike American Pop, which also had the bazaar stlyistic drawings of dark alley life, Hey Good Lookin' has a lot of cartoonish humor like a guy being caught up in a basketball game and chucked in a basketball hoop. I liked it all except for the ending, which got me a little confused, getting wrapped up in Crazy's hypnotic dreaming sequence dancing around and shooting antennea's and stuff. I wasn't sure when it ended. But nonetheless, I did like this movie, and I'd definitely check out more Bashki films.