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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Ralph Bakshi's 1972 feature film adaptation of Robert Crumb's comic strip Fritz The Cat. Famous for being the first X-rated animation in the United States, it is an amalgamation of many plotlines from the comic into a feature film. It was more overt in its political and social commentary than the comics, which were largely light entertainment. |
