bmwracer wrote:Augh, I hate those crossover stories: forcing you to buy other titles... Bleah.
They never did that very often during the Silver Age... *dates ones self*
Yea, I hate cross-overs for this very reason, but luckily they didn't make the parts in the particular issues that important. They had the mini-series set up to keep track (Civil War and Front Line). About eight books. That's all you'd need to get the story straight.
Yeah, she saw some parallels... And she said she got really teary with the final scene... Which was good for a big ol' lump in the throat.
The final scene really got to me as well. It was like the best romantic ending without over-dramatization.
slashersam016 wrote:Simpsons movie is so awesome.. i'll give it 100000000000000000 out of 10 stars.... LOL...
Homer is the man :thumbsup:
just watched it this afternoon with my younger bro... :sweat:
well... im not really a fan of the series... but it's ok...
the first time, the movie was OK... it was funny... :naughty:
but then my bro begged me to watch it again... so we did...
Spoiler — click to revealwatching it for the 2nd time made me sleepy...:sleep: i dunno... i kept yawning... and i merely smiled at the "used to be" funny scenes and lines... or maybe i was just too exhausted that's why i didn't appreciate it that much... :sweat: BUT I still dig that "spider pig" part-- CLASSIC! :lol:
I love The Simpsons. I never get tired of watching reruns. But I think I'll wait for the movie on DVD. My brother and I are going to LA sometime this week to visit the Kwik-e-mart.
MissMonika wrote:I love The Simpsons. I never get tired of watching reruns. But I think I'll wait for the movie on DVD. My brother and I are going to LA sometime this week to visit the Kwik-e-mart.
They actually have a REAL ONE in LA?! That's freakin' awesome.
RkoCenaHolic23 wrote:just watched it this afternoon with my younger bro... :sweat:
well... im not really a fan of the series... but it's ok...
the first time, the movie was OK... it was funny... :naughty:
Spider-pig, spider-pig does whatever a spider-pig does. can he swing from a web?. no he cant. he's a pig. LOL hilarious. yeah its a classic!! :hehe: :rofl: :rofl:
and the other one..
Spoiler — click to reveal he's not spider pig anymore. he's Harry Plotter.. LOL.. :hehe: :rofl: :rofl:
did you notice..
Spoiler — click to reveal Green Day and Tom Hanks? LOL... hahaha :rofl:
Wynter wrote:
My bros going to see it tonight. I dunno when I will. I heard it's really short, yea?
yup.. its really short.. 1 hour and 25 minutes i think.. :thumbsup:
bmwracer wrote:
That's is funny.
And ridiculous.
Never seen a single Simpson's episode ever.
And not a single regret.
oh ok.. :sweat:
might as well wait for The Bourne Ultimatum ne? :thumbsup:
The people in that thing were as fake as the computer generated backgrounds.
The writing... jeez-oh! Just the sort of stilted, jingoistic, 2 dimentional melodrama that you might have found in rural theater back in the 1890s.
The Simpsons. I avoided the Simpsons for years. I simply haven't been a cartoon guy since "Top Cat" and "The Flintstones" went off the air.
Then, a few years ago the nieces and nephews were staying at my place for a couple of weeks, the Simpsons were on in reruns, and I ended up watching. And for a while there, I just couldn't stop.
A lot of it... not all of course... but a lot of it is absolutely brilliant. It's some of the sharpest, funniest writing in Television.
It'll probably be 6 months before it arrives, but I've already got the movie reserved on Netflix.
Geezer wrote:The Simpsons. I avoided the Simpsons for years. I simply haven't been a cartoon guy since "Top Cat" and "The Flintstones" went off the air.
Then, a few years ago the nieces and nephews were staying at my place for a couple of weeks, the Simpsons were on in reruns, and I ended up watching. And for a while there, I just couldn't stop.
A lot of it... not all of course... but a lot of it is absolutely brilliant. It's some of the sharpest, funniest writing in Television.
It'll probably be 6 months before it arrives, but I've already got the movie reserved on Netflix.
:say_yes: I think anyone who appreciates a good satire, or even comedy with INTELLIGENCE, would appreciate The Simpsons. The writers a brilliant.
:rofl:
the possessed dancing chic called oracle or whatever. i mean, what was the point of her wearing clothes? the piece of cloth she wears still gets here boobs glowing here and there. 300. oversized villain? freaky 'creatures' on top of the mountain? what else... the story sucks ass
i wanna watch the simpsons so bad. i love the simpsons
Wynter wrote:
:say_yes: I think anyone who appreciates a good satire, or even comedy with INTELLIGENCE, would appreciate The Simpsons. The writers a brilliant.
I avoided The Simpsons for years, even stopped my kids from watching. But now I can't help it, I love it... like Wyn-chan said, the writing is brilliant. It's even better when I crack up at something and the kids are going "HUH?" :rofl:
I avoided The Simpsons for years, even stopped my kids from watching. But now I can't help it, I love it... like Wyn-chan said, the writing is brilliant. It's even better when I crack up at something and the kids are going "HUH?" :rofl:
LOL! Yesh! Like the Lord of the Flies episode. When I brought that up in class once, the kids were like "huh?". And then they had to read the book for English, and came up later with "OMG I get it!" :rofl:
bmwracer wrote:
I do, but I don't.
Understandable. There are so many factors to turn one on AND off. :)