The Simpsons Movie [UMD Mini for PSP]

the movie based on long running cartoon the simpsons comes to dvd. running for eighty minutes, this feels like a very long episode. the plot involves homer trying to save the town after having doomed it to destruction. the pace is fast enough such that there's always another funny moment coming along, and pretty much all the characters get to make an appearance. the focus is primarily on the simpsons themselves so the supporting characters don't get too much of a look in. Maybe it's not the greatest movie ever made, but it's still funny enough to warrant five stars from me. The dvd isn't the big package of extras you might have expected. The extras come in four sections. a main section offers two commentaries, one from the writers, producers and some of the actors, and another from the animators. this menu will also let you access the following three sections: deleted scenes, featuring six scenes that didn't make the final cut of the movie. they're all quite funny. special stuff. four short films that may not mean much to british viewers, as they centre round a few american things. one has homer as guest host on an american chat show. one has him hosting the american version of pop idol. one has him as a judge on this, judging simon cowell's singing [very funny scene!] and one has him in a parody of an advert for food that used to be played a lot in american cinemas. the trailers section offers five different trailers for the movie that ran over the past year and a bit in cinemas. Watching this on a PC and moving the pointer over the top wording in each of these sections activated an easter egg for each, each showing production drawings for one of the characters. and if you go the set up menu, accessed via the main menu, click on the left side to bring up a spoof trailer for TDK sound. Doubtless moving the controls round on a dvd player may bring these up if you can't see them on a computer. Not the best package for the movie, but a fun enough film for this to warrant five stars

Grandson loved it

Watched numerous times

Whether you're a big fan or small, you will already know about the movie, so this review concentrates on the extras, which, if I have to be honest, are not as generous or as brilliant as I would expect from the team. This mirrors the film itself in some ways. The film only lasts eighty-three minutes, and ten of them are taken up with the closing credits. This makes one wonder why there even exist deleted scenes. Yet one of the extras consists of six such scenes, all of which should have or could have been in the movie. The best deleted scene is `Levels', which on its own had me in stitches. There are two commentaries, one by the animators, and the other by the director, the producer, and some of the writers. Because there are so many in the room at one time, contributors constantly interrupt each other, telling themselves and the rest of the team how funny is a particular scene. So, all in all, the commentaries are a bit of a waste, although in the latter they are able to freeze the on-screen action a few times to elaborate on a particular subject. And we also learn a few nuggets of pub-quiz information, such as the one line contributed by Edward Norton, or the split-second appearance of a `Lord of the Rings' character. Then there's the section called `Special Stuff', which comprises four short and not very funny scenes of various members of the family on various American TV shows. Finally, there are the trailers. Normally I don't bother with these on a DVD, but on this occasion they are worth a watch for obvious reasons. But after watching all of these extras I did ask myself `Is that It?' No `Making of' featurette, no in-depth interviews with any of the animators or actors, and no interviews with the family at the premiere? Maybe Homer was too drunk for the latter. Nevertheless, all this grumbling is not to deny that the movie is both a work of art and (almost) a work of writing genius and is fully recommended.

Great to watch very funny enjoyed

Kids loved it

Great, great movie! When it was announced, I was worried it would ruin the legendary cartoon series that is The Simpsons, so decided not to watch. Until now, It hasn't disappointed me at all. Hilarious scenes from Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, Maggie. It seemed like all of Springfield made at least one appearance, as well as some new, non-cannon characters such as a love interest named Colin, for Lisa. The storyline is solid, unpredictable and the way it has been left was genius. Any more, or any less would have put me off. So glad there is no sequel, although it is hinted at the end. Very pleased!

Enjoyed

If you're a Simpsons fan, then the movie is great. Great humour!

劇場吹替の面々に対する世間の反応やDVD化までにおける一連の顛末を知りつつ買いましたが、 自分は長いことTV放映に親しんてきたので正統な吹替版は大満足な内容でした。 しかしながら、元来のシンプソンズがちょっとした小ネタでも古典作品などの教養を要したり、 吉本新喜劇のように各キャラの生活態度や持ちネタ等を分かっていなければ意味が伝わらない ような演出が非常に多い性質上、シンプソンズを未視聴な人が初見で本作を見てしまったら、 おそらく100%は楽しみつくせないと思います。それでも面白度は十分で、笑える作品です。 劇場吹替の方はというと、特有の成りきれてなさとタレントのイメージが脳裏に浮かんでしまい、 なんだかバラエティ番組かなにかの「アニメ吹替の声優にチャレンジしてみた」みたいな体で 所さんや和田アキ子､ロンブー敦らが台本を持ちマイクに喋るワイプの幻が見えてしまい困ります。 まあ予め解っていてネタとして観る分にはそれなりに楽しめるんですけどね。 本来のシンプソンズを知らないまま劇場吹替と出会ってしまい、 「シンプソンズなんてこんなものか」と思わされてしまった人たちが気の毒ではありますが

Buena imagen y sonido, varios subtítulos y doblajes incluye doblaje mexicano. Todo bien

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Since 1990, my siblings and I would watch The Simpsons on TV. As a child, I always wondered what a live action Simpsons movie or an animated one would look like. I own seasons one through six on DVD. As of 2011, The Simpsons is still on the air. Never doubt the efficacy of prayer. In 2007, the producers of the show delivered The Simpsons Movie! It has that sweet Simpsons spirit and it delivers in showmanship. It's also packed with side-splitting jokes and gags. Homer puts a "SOP" sign on a road. Homer pollutes a river in Springfield with pig feces and The Simpsons must hide in Alaska. When the EPA tries to destroy Springfield with a giant dome and a bomb, Homer must redeem himself and return to save Springfield. The Simpsons Movie earned its PG-13 rating. There's a sight gag with Bart Simpson riding nude on a skateboard! Marge yells a mild curse word! There's plenty of fan service. The derelict, wrecked, 19 year old ambulance from Bart The Daredevil is still under a tree. The film opens with an Itchy and Scratchy cartoon. You can hear Ralph Wiggum humming Alfred Newman's 20th Century Fox fanfare! Hans Zimmer's music score for The Simpsons Movie is very good. Series regular Alf Clausen got the short end of the wedge. Danny Elfman's Simpsons theme music can be heard in the film's score. The cameos by Green Day and Tom Hanks are the only ones still in the movie. An Edward Norton cameo was deleted. It's nice seeing 2-D animation in a contemporary film. CGI and 3-D animation have dominated the industry in the last decade. The Simpsons Movie feels like a movie. It starts out as semi-full screen and the film is in anamorphic widescreen after Professor Frink flies past the screen. There's the usual self-parody. Homer complains that people are paying money to watch something that they can watch for free on television! The Simpsons Movie spoofed one of the most depressing eras of our lives! It's also nice to hear songs by The Turtles and The Carpenters on the soundtrack. Some of the animation in this movie is visually stunning. I sat on the edge of my seat as Homer rode a motorcycle up the walls of the dome and shattered glass covered the screen! The novelty song 'Spider Pig'(a spoof of the Spiderman theme) is already a cult classic. The Simpsons Movie was referenced on the TV show with Marge yelling, "One Simpsons movie was enough!" The Simpsons Movie was one of the most enjoyable movies of 2007 and it was worth the wait.