Cool World 1992 Watch Free in HD

Kim Basinger

8 December 1953, Athens, Georgia, USA

Gabriel Byrne

12 May 1950, Dublin, Ireland

Brad Pitt

18 December 1963, Shawnee, Oklahoma, USA

4 August 1944, Kermit, Texas, USA

Greg Collins

8 December 1952, Troy, Michigan, USA

Maurice LaMarche

30 March 1958, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Joey Camen

Michael David Lally

25 May 1942, Orange, New Jersey, USA

Carrie Hamilton

5 December 1963, New York City, New York, USA

Stephen Worth

2 May 1959, Glendale, California, USA

Murray Podwal

Jenine Jennings

Gregory Snegoff

22 June 1955, Santa Monica, California, USA

Candi Milo

9 January 1961, Riverside County, California, USA

Charlie Adler

2 October 1956, Paterson, New Jersey, USA

Patrick Pinney

30 June 1952, Los Angeles, California, USA

Frank Sinatra Jr.

10 January 1944, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA

Kevin L. Jackson

Paul Ben-Victor

24 July 1965, Brooklyn, New York, USA

29 October 1938, Haifa, Palestine [now Israel]

Mark Victor

Michael Grais

Holli Would

Played by: Kim Basinger

Jack Deebs

Played by: Gabriel Byrne

Detective Frank Harris

Played by: Brad Pitt

Jennifer Malley

Played by: Michele Abrams

Isabelle Malley

Played by: Deirdre O'Connell

Agatha Rose Harris

Played by: Janni Brenn

Mash

Played by: Maurice LaMarche

Slash

Played by: Joey Camen

Sparks

Played by: Michael David Lally

Bash

Played by: Stephen Worth

Lonette

Played by: Candi Milo

Nails

Played by: Charlie Adler

Bob

Played by: Bobby Bell

Dr. Vincent

Played by: Antonio Hoyos

Philadelphia Inquirer

Watching Byrne, Basinger and Pitt struggle to bring verisimilitude to this cockeyed business is painful. And watching the parade of ricocheting doodles is just headache-inducing.

May 04, 2014

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Radio Times

Director Ralph Bakshi looked set to produce an adult version of Who Framed Roger Rabbit with this mix of animation and live action, but somewhere down the line it ran out of steam.

May 04, 2014

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Philadelphia Daily News

The movie has no internal logic. It's a mess.

May 04, 2014

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Los Angeles Times

What Bakshi and his screenwriters don't recognize is that even dream worlds have their own fierce logic.

May 04, 2014

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Christian Science Monitor

It has a walloping visual style, though, returning filmmaker Ralph Bakshi to top form.

May 04, 2014

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Entertainment Weekly

After the painstaking technical bravado of Roger Rabbit, it's no longer possible to get away with scenes in which a cartoon has obviously just been pasted onto an actor's wooden movements.

September 07, 2011

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Baltimore Sun

Much ballyhooed, much-advertised, the live-action/animation feature is much disaster. Not even an animated Kim Basinger dancing the hoochie-coochie can save it from its own death-wish combination of outsized ambition and undersized budget.

May 04, 2014

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Orlando Sentinel

The plot is too sketchy to provide much of a framework, and the only logic here is the logic of fevered daydreams. Yet, in spurts, the movie's enjoyable.

May 04, 2014

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Seattle Times

Bakshi's world is typically subversive, anti-nostalgic and, at times, a brilliantly conceived grafting of two and three dimensions. Unfortunately, its ingenuity matrix seems to have short-circuited.

May 04, 2014

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Spokesman-Review (Washington)

A combination of Ghostbusters and Roger Rabbit, Cool World, unfortunately, plays more like the lamentable Howard the Duck.

May 04, 2014

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South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Cool World is a major disappointment -- a repellent oddity with unsavory overtones.

May 04, 2014

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Chicago Tribune

A few of Bakshi`s inventions, such as a rattled telephone that panics every time it rings, are amusing and well animated, but most of the characters are grating and dislikable.

May 04, 2014

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