动画大师Genndy Tartakovsky继《德克斯特的实验室》和《武士杰克》后，为Netflix带来全新成人动画电影《Fixed》。影片讲述一只名叫Bull的公狗在即将被绝育前夜，与朋友们展开一场疯狂的告别。Tartakovsky在接受采访时表示，《Fixed》融合了他对动画的热爱，并运用了20世纪四五十年代的经典2D动画技术，借鉴了华纳兄弟和特克斯·艾弗里的风格，强调了角色动作的独特性和趣味性，为观众带来一场充满怀旧又具现代感的观影体验。影片现已在Netflix上线。

🐶《Fixed》是一部专为成人设计的R级喜剧动画，讲述了公狗Bull在得知自己即将被绝育后，与好友们度过疯狂一夜的故事。影片大胆呈现了Bull的生殖器，甚至有一段他产生幻觉与自己“睾丸”对话的离奇情节，展现了成人动画的独特幽默感和想象力。

🎨 导演Genndy Tartakovsky表示，《Fixed》是他对动画的热爱与现代元素的结合。他特别强调了影片在动画技法上回归了20世纪四五十年代的经典2D风格，深受华纳兄弟和特克斯·艾弗里等黄金时代动画大师的影响，旨在重现那个时代动画的魅力。

💡 Tartakovsky钟情于早期动画中“非写实”的角色动作设计，认为这种独特性赋予了角色生命力，并且能够通过动作本身传递幽默和情感，就像他自己所说的“通过我创造的动作，我就可以进行脱口秀表演”。这种对动画动作的精雕细琢是《Fixed》的核心追求之一。

🎬 影片的制作过程也充满了对传统动画的致敬，Tartakovsky在采访中还展示了他绘制《德克斯特的实验室》和《Fixed》中Bull的场景。他提到，动画的魅力在于能够从无到有地创造出令人发笑的动作，这种创造性的过程让他着迷，并且乐于通过角色的动作来传递乐趣，而无需承受舞台表演的压力。

Animation legend Genndy Tartakovsky is beloved by audiences of all ages, thanks to his work on Cartoon Network shows like Dexter's Laboratory and Samurai Jack, along with the Hotel Transylvania film series. However his latest project, Netflix's Fixed, is decidedly aimed at adults only.

The R-rated comedy follows the story of a mutt named Bull (voiced by Adam DeVine), who makes the horrifying discovery that he's going to be neutered in a day. That gives him one last night of debauchery with his friends — and his balls. And yes, Bull's balls are visible throughout the film. In one trippy sequence, he even hallucinates that they're talking to him!

Tartakovsky stopped by Mashable's Say More to chat all things Fixed, and to draw some of his most iconic characters, including Dexter from Dexter's Laboratory. In the above clip from the full interview, he delves into the 2D animation of the film.

"[Fixed] is everything that I loved in animation, but bringing it to be modern and contemporary, and still using the same techniques that they were using in the '40s and '50s," Tartakovsky told Mashable.

Inspirations from this era included Warner Bros. cartoons, like Looney Tunes and Tex Avery cartoons, all staples of the golden age of American animation.

"A nerdy animation thing that I loved about those old Warner Bros. and Tex Avery cartoons is all the very specific character animation," Tartakovsky said. "Because the movement wasn't realistic, that's the thing, that's what I fell in love with. It was very specific to what the characters and what the animator could draw."

He continued: "So when I started doing animation, and when people laugh at a movement that you created from nothing, that was like, 'I'm hooked.' It's like me doing stand-up on stage, without having any of that pressure and all that stuff. I could do the stand-up through the movement that I create."

For more from Tartakovsky, including the logistics of animating dog balls, check out our Say More full interview on YouTube, where he also whips up gorgeous drawings of Samurai Jack and Bull.

Fixed is now streaming on Netflix.