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The Powerpuff Girls: Craig Mccracken
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The Powerpuff Girls (1998-2005) is an animated show created by Craig McCracken. It follows the adventures of Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup, three little girls with super powers created from sugar, spice, and everything nice, plus Chemical X.
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In the liner notes, The Powerpuff Girls creator Craig McCracken says that these are the acts he listens to while coming up with ideas for the show; so in a way, Heroes & Villains is a feedback loop of inspiration. As can be expected from someone who can come up with a turbaned evil-genius monkey and a trio of criminal-wannabe amoebae, the lineup is a bit eclectic, with contributions from Devo, Shonen Knife, Frank Black, and Cornelius.
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Even at 74 minutes, "Powerpuff Girls" feels more than a little padded and repetitive. Still, the slam-bang superheroics are kinetic enough to engross even the most antsy youngsters. (The MPAA gave the pic a PG for "nonstop frenetic animated action.") The overall visual scheme of the TV series created by Craig McCracken -- pic's director, co-writer and executive producer -- has been faithfully preserved for the bigscreen. The hand-drawn animation is deliberately skittish and herky-jerky, which clearly is intended as part of the joke.
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