"Roland and Rattfink" isn't big on complicated plotting. It's a mash-em, bash-em series from DePatie-Freleng Studios depicting a never-ending war waged by the titular characters, with their broad antagonisms reimagined for every short. Roland is the square-jawed hero and Rattfink is the gnarled baddie determined to ruin the day, and, throughout 17 chapters of this saga, he manages to do so in a mildly silly manner. Physical comedy carries the viewing experience, highlighting big action and stymied troublemaking with small additions of satire and stillness. It's not the company's finest creative hour, but there's plenty to like about "Roland and Rattfink," especially when it pays tribute to silent film romps, focusing intently on elastic violence and cartoon reactions. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com
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