Cool World (disambiguation)

Last updated September 14, 2024

Cool World is a 1992 animated film directed by Ralph Bakshi.

Cool World may also refer to:

Cool World (soundtrack), from the 1992 film
Cool World (1992 video game), adapted from the film
Cool World (NES video game), also adapted from the film
Cool World (SNES video game), also adapted from the film
"Cool World" (song), a 1981 song by Australian band Mondo Rock
The Cool World (novel), written by Warren Miller
The Cool World (play), adapted from the novel
The Cool World (film), 1963 film adaptation of the novel and play directed by Shirley Clarke
The Cool World (soundtrack), a 1964 soundtrack album from the 1963 film, by Dizzy Gillespie
Cool World, 2024 album by Oklahoma-based noise rock band Chat Pile

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