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The Simpsons Movie

(2007) Animated - Rated PG-13

Directed by: David Silverman

Starring: Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner

Overview: Homer must save the world from a catastrophe that he created. Animated.

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  • The Simpsons Movie

    The combination of Homer (Dan Castellaneta), his new pet pig, and a leaky silo full of excrement triggers a disaster that threatens not just Springfield but the world. Animated.

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    • movienut04

      07/10/08 09:05 PM
      I love the simpsons show! The movie disappointed me very much though. It just didn't pull off that funny stupidness that the show has given us for all the seasons. I wouldn't recommend this movie to any Simpsons fans. They would be dissapointed!
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    • Hippieslayer

      05/02/08 04:39 PM
      I like this movie it was as Mr. Burns would say " Excellent
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      07/10/08 09:05 PM
      I love the simpsons show! The movie disappointed me very much though. It just didn't pull off that funny stupidness that the show has given us for all the seasons. I wouldn't recommend this movie to any Simpsons fans. They would be dissapointed!
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  • Crew

    Director David Silverman
    Producer James L. Brooks
    Producer Matt Groening
    Producer Al Jean
    Producer Mike Scully
    Producer Richard Sakai
    Writer Ian Maxtone-Graham
    Writer George Meyer
    Writer David Mirkin
    Writer Mike Reiss
    Writer Matt Selman
    Writer John Swartzwelder
    Writer Jon Vitti

MOVIE NEWS

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Monday, July 23

  • Simpsons mania infects nation

    The Simpsons Movie opens this weekend, and Fox is dialing up the pre-opening activity to generate excitment--as though they needed any more press than two-decades' worth of dedicated viewership and pop-culture domination.

    Last Monday, BurgerKing jumped on the Simpsons Movie bandwagon with the website SimpsonizeMe.com, on which fans can upload digital photos and then see themselves transformed into yellow Simpsons characters. The site had gotten almost 32 million hits within just days of its launch, says The Hollywood Reporter.

    On Saturday, Springfield, VT (pop. 9,300) rolled out the yellow carpet for the official Simpsons Movie premiere, reportsYahoo! News. So, did Simpsons creator Matt Groening always have Vermont in mind for the ubiquitously-titled Springfield of Bart et al.? Not exactly.

    Springfields in 14 states vied in a USA Today poll to win the opportunity to host the premiere. Springfield, VT wasn't even initially in the running, but successfully lobbied for inclusion thanks to a home-made video of Homer (played by a local talk-show host) chasing a large pink donut through down.

    Meanwhile, Groening appeared on the popular Daily Show with Jon Stewart. He also did an interview with the New York Times Magazine, where he revealed that the inspiration for Marge's blue bouffant came from a combo of the Bride of Frankenstein and his mother's own beehive 'dos, says MSN.

    He also revealed that the presidential office in his movie is occupied by Arnold Schwarzenegger. Not to say the Governator is voicing it--Harry Shearer is doing that, but he just thought "We needed a president that would make people laugh. And Schwarzenegger was the obvious choice."

    Doh.


    Posted 07/23/2007 by Heather

    Matt Groening | The Simpsons Movie

Monday, July 2

  • Calling all Simpsons fans

    As part of the promotion for the upcoming, long-awaited Simpsons Movie, 7-Elevens across the country have adorned themselves as Kwik-E-Marts (the 7-Eleven take-off from The Simpsons).

    Stores in New York, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Seattle, and Orlando have replaced their 7-Eleven signs with Kwik-E-Mart signs, and covered their exteriors in industrial foam a la the Simpsons animation style. There are also three in California (Burbank, LA, and Mountain View), one in Henderson, NV, and another Bladensburg, MD.

    All of the stores, as well as most of the rest of the over 6,000 uncostumed North American 7-Elevens, will be carrying previously fictional Simpsons items, such as Buzz Cola, Krusty O's, and Squishees.

    No word yet on whether they will require all their cashiers to answer to the name, "Apu."


    Next Showing: The Simpsons Movie comes out July 27, 2007.

    Posted 07/02/2007 by Heather

    The Simpsons Movie

Friday, May 25

  • Which Springfield will host the Simpsons premiere?

    Fox is pitting Springfield vs. Springfield in a contest to determine which of the 30+ American towns that share the moniker will have the honor of hosting the premiere of the feature length Simpsons movie, The Chicago Tribune reports.

    The competition plays upon a long-running Simpsons gag: while it's well known that the show is set in the fictitious town of Springfield, Simpsons writers have refused to reveal the exact state in which the town resides.

    While the exact criteria that will be used to determine the contest winner has not yet been revealed, various Springfields are already making their pitches to Fox.

    My personal choice is Springfield, South Dakota, home of the famous Springfield Frog Auction and Bull-O-Rama!


    Next Showing: The Simpsons Movie opens nationwide July 27th

    Posted 05/25/2007 by Thomas

    The Simpsons Movie

Thursday, April 12

  • Simpsons theme park ride in development?

    Still funnier than "According to Jim"

    Citing unnamed sources, LA Weekly writer Nikki Finke reports that a Simpsons ride is in the works at Universal Studios Florida. Details are scant, but the ride is apparently scheduled to open in summer 2008.

    No details regarding the ride's design have been released, but rumors are it will be a water-based roller-coaster and will include a sequence where the coaster actually jumps over an animatronic shark.

    The long-awaited Simpsons movie arrives in theaters on July 27th.


    The Simpsons Movie trailer

    The animated classic makes it to the big screen.

    Posted 04/12/2007 by Thomas

    The Simpsons Movie

Tuesday, March 20

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