Simpsons Movie Trailer! News!
Filed under: Animation, Comedy, 20th Century Fox, Remakes and Sequels
Ok yeah whatever: "The Simpsons isn't as great as it used to be." I hear it all the time and you know what? I still think a so-so Simpsons episode is smarter and funnier than 94.8% of whatever else passes for comedy on network television. (Especially now that Arrested Development is dead, dammit.) And you simply cannot argue with the series' staying power. A series doesn't run for 18 consecutive seasons if people don't keep watching it.Anyway, enough of my pointless defense of one of television's all-time best comedies: The Simpsons Movie is coming! Finally! Now I know how Bart and Lisa felt when the Itchy & Scratchy Movie hit town! Currently scheduled for a July 27th release , The Simpsons Movie focuses on what happens after Homer contaminates all of Springfield with nuclear waste. Well, that's the plot synopsis that the IMDb is offering, and frankly I don't want to know too much about the story details. I'm patient.
Penned by an absolute all-star team of past and present Simpsons writers, directed by Springfield veteran David Silverman, and featuring the entire voice-cast intact, The Simpsons Movie is guaranteed to make big D'oh! at the box office. Mmmm, horrrrrrible punnnnnns.
Oh yeah, and if you tune into The Simpsons this Sunday night (11/12/06) you'll be treated to the very first promotional trailer for the flick. As if I needed an extra reason to do something different on Sunday night at 8:00pm. Eastern. I'll be back to share the online version once it's available. Because I freaking love The Simpsons. Yes, still.
UPDATE: I've been getting a few messages from people who tell me that, this just in, the new Simpsons Movie trailer seems to be "attached" to several prints of Borat. If you come across one of these trailers, please let us know in the comments section. It's of vital geek importance.
[Thanks to the excellent AnimationMagazine.net for the Homer pic!]









Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
11-10-2006 @ 9:44PM
ihatemovies said...
Please, please, please let the movie be better than the last half dozen years or so of the series.
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11-10-2006 @ 11:26PM
Amanda said...
Glad to see someone as excited as I am! Almost promo time - my head is spinning like I just had an all-syrup squishee..
And as far as the show's quality lacking lately, I definitely agree for awhile there they were sagging, but I really think they've picked back up - "Goo Goo Gai Pan" was a classic episode, for example, IMO.
Long live Springfield!
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11-12-2006 @ 7:02PM
Zander said...
Yep those jerks at IMDB are jerks. Because they say it will fail but it doesn;t matter because they're jerks
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11-12-2006 @ 8:50PM
J. Vasquez said...
I have always been a fan of The Simpsons. I agree that the recent episodes seem to lack the humor that it first had, but thats because most compare them with the brilliantly written episodes of the first ten years. Almost every one of them can be claimed as classic episodes and that is a hard thing to accomplish. I can't wait for the film to be released. With all the years that the creator and writers have been planning and writing the film I am sure it will be a success. In all the time I have to wait I hope my expectations don't go any higher, because that would be unfair to the film... but then again it's The Simpsons. What could go wrong? NO PRESSURE!
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11-12-2006 @ 9:43PM
zurdokero said...
the simpsons movie trailer
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1OK9ERPO
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11-14-2006 @ 8:27PM
Geoff said...
Don't know about "very first" - there was a sneak preview on the UK X-Men 3 DVD. Although that was with unfinished artwork, so maybe it doesn't count.
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