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Plymptoons (1991)
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Buy the tape or DVD. Give Bill Plympton your money. Encourage him to make more movies. Unfortunately, the commentary on the DVD drags--it's obvious he's reading from a script--but the accompanying documentaries provide the same insight and background information (skip the "Screw" interview, however; the host is more interested in telling his own stories than listening to Mr. Plympton).