: The opening credits featured pop-art graphics reminiscent of Andy Warhol, accompanied by a brassy, Goldfinger -inspired theme song that replaced the iconic "Meet the Flintstones" melody. 2. Darker Undertones and Controversy
: The movie stirred minor controversy in 1966 because it featured Wilma Flintstone in a bikini , a rarity for the era's animation. It also unfortunately included a racist caricature in a Paris nightclub scene, a reflection of the production's era. 3. A Production Under Pressure The Man Called Flintstone
: The film featured uncharacteristically intense violence for the franchise, including the brutalization of Chief Boulder and a climax where the villains are launched into space to meet a certain death. : The opening credits featured pop-art graphics reminiscent
: The story kicks off when elite secret agent Rock Slag —a dead ringer for Fred—is injured. The Bedrock Secret Service recruits Fred to take his place in "Eurock" (Europe) to stop the villainous Green Goose from launching a world-destroying missile. It also unfortunately included a racist caricature in