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Barmymoo:
I saw that report, and my jaw dropped. I particularly liked the use of images.

I also found it humorous and commendable that the journalist managed to refrain from mocking the decision, and just kept on with the neutral tone. The BBC are good at this, I find, which may be a good idea from an editorial point of view but does mean we miss out on some serious amusement sometimes.

Barmymoo:
Apologies for a) thread necro, b) off-topic posting and c) double posting but I wanted to show you this.



It didn't quite seem to deserve its own thread, but it amused me.

Ikrik:
The movie wasn't terrible so much as it was just....kind of lame.  I enjoyed it a lot when I was watching it but afterwards I felt slightly bad for laughing.  My biggest problem with the Simpsons movie was the IMMENSE emphasis on the Spiderpig joke. It seemed to be everywhere, they even sold the audio for a cellphone ring.  Spiderpig wasn't even funny!

Caspian:

--- Quote from: David_Dovey on 10 Apr 2008, 05:35 ---
--- Quote from: SilentJ on 10 Apr 2008, 04:41 ---Also am I really the only one who enjoyed the movie?  To me, it wasn't like most cartoon series movies, in that they're usually just really long episodes, but with the camera angles. different artwork, and actual plot, it actually felt like a movie to me.

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I'm with you. I absolutely loved the movie, and I think the last two seasons are quite better than the few that preceded it, although nowhere near as consistent as the "classic" seasons.

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Thirded. I think the last few seasons they've slowly got the show back up, not as good as the first 7 or seasons but still pretty damn solid. And yeah, the movie was really good.

SilentJ:

--- Quote from: Ikrik on 29 Apr 2008, 19:52 ---My biggest problem with the Simpsons movie was the IMMENSE emphasis on the Spiderpig joke. ...Spiderpig wasn't even funny!

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