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The Simpsons Movie - Patreon Version (Patreon)

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2024-05-09 12:00:05
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No Sync Required Version: https://cinebingers.ca/G8WIeFNOR2 - For Patreon tier "Bingers on The Wall" or higher.

Movie runtime: 1:26:44

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The Simpsons Movie - Patreon Version

Comments

Big Gee

“I was elected to lead. Not to read.”

djKENTO

I’m lucky because the person I want to read me bedtime stories actually does. LeVar Burton’s Reading Rainbow means the whole fucking WORLD to me. It made me want to read as a kid and he has THE BEST voice. thankfully LeVar Burton has a podcast where he reads short fiction https://www.levarburtonpodcast.com/ I hope Simone takes a listen.

djKENTO
>>137525419

Also on the app CALM there are a bunch of short stories read for you at bedtime by a bunch of people with great voices including Matthew McConaughey and Cillian Murphy reads a story about crossing Ireland by train and it has sound effects and music… oh my god it is SO PEACEFUL and you will fall asleep.

Astraeos

Spider pig, spider pig. Does whatever a spider pig does Also, in Canada, did they do any of the big promotional material for the movies release? Like here in the States they converted 7/11's across the country into Kwik E Mart's, and a bunch of other stuff like products from the show, etc. I absolutely loved the 7/11 in my city that they converted into a Kwik E Mart, it was such a cool experience for an 18 year old who grew up on the Simpsons

Logan Kerlee

Had so much fun watching this with you both! :) hahahaha, this upload surprised me, along with George's favorite episodes. I'm sure that we voted on them or whatever and I forgot. xD Goldfish memory for the win, finally! :)

Shpadow

The public allows companies to extract resources. These companies give money to the public for the privilege and that's...sad. What the honest fuck?

Daniel Popp

Born and raised in Alaska, and was still here when this movie came out. Whole theater erupted in cheers when Homer said they were going to Alaska. In regards to the bit with the $1000, residents of the state don't have mineral rights. Which means if something like oil or valuable minerals is found on someones property, they don't get money from its development. When that was established in the state constitution, one of the representatives insisted that residents at least get some sort of financial compensation from any resource development in the state. Hence, the annual Permanent Fund Dividend. Taxes taken from mining and oil companies is invested, and depending how well it does, leads to an annual payout to all residents. It's not meant as income, and has never been big enough to really be considered income. It's meant as an economy booster where you use it to buy things like tvs, a down payment for a new vehicle, etc. The state government has been screwing things up with the PFD the last few years, and no one knows if it'll last much longer.

Odd Thomas

A great Albert Brooks movie: Drive, with Ryan Gosling

Odd Thomas

Stephen King copied the dome idea two years later with his novel Under The Dome

Dustin Duvall
>>137569011

Is that really where he got the idea? I love his books, but that was another one where the ending was just blah.

Mitchell Bowker

I would have included Sir Patrick Stewart in the list of who could read me bedtime stories.

Martin

Is this the unrated version?

Chase Schleich

I live in Ohio and I have been a subscriber for a long time. How do you not know where I live? Shows how little you care!

MacGuffinStuff

Sometimes you can see the Python influence in a lot of comedy writers, definitely a Python thing in this was, "To be continued... Immediately." And I think Springfield is the more incompetent town compared to Pawnee, because Pawnee has Leslie, who is kind of like Lisa grown up, and Ron, who is wise with a touch of crazy. Also, for more Albert Brooks I hope you guys watch Defending Your Life some time, love that movie, it's up there with A Hitchhiker's Guide for me, very different but I love them in a similar way.

Jesse Coombs

"I'll have to go back to making family comedies!" Might I recommend "Kindergarten Cop"?

Mastervodo

Luna Cat. Luna Cat. Does whatever a Luna Cat does.

Gary Fixler

I had forgotten about the Simpsons movie pop up Kwik-E-Mart until George brought it up during trivia time. I lived and worked in LA then, and some of us went over from work at lunch, July 2nd, 2007. I got a 6-pack of Buzz, a Homer cookie, and we all got temporary tatoos. I remember packing up to leave that company a few years later, and the remaining cans were all empty. I think they weren't sealed well, and they just slowly evaporated. I probably still have an empty one in a box somewhere. Here's the ancient photo gallery: https://www.flickr.com/photos/garyfixler/albums/72157600610939083/

Gary Fixler
>>137610744

The Buzz ingredients were: Carbonated water, high fructose corn syrup, caramel color, phosphoric acid, natural flavor, caffeine. Serving Size 1 Can (355 mL) Calories: 160 Total Fat 0g Sodium 35mg (1% DV) Total Carbohydrate 43g (14% DV) Sugars 43g Protein 0g Distributed by: 7-Elevent Inc., Dallas, TX 75201 I recall it tasting like some boring, generic cola, which I think is exactly what it should taste like. Nailed it.

windyWin

I appreciate the Simpsons reactions. I personally don't think this is jerk-ass homer. And my evidence is that this was mostly written by the writers who worked on the show during its best years. But I'm not the biggest afficionado. Homer was always a flawed character.

Gary Fixler
>>137568840

And for anyone who doesn't know, Albert Brooks' real name is Albert Einstein, and he's the brother of the late, great, Bob Einstein, AKA Super Dave Osborne. Together, they also started Einstein Bros. Bagels. Okay, I made up the bagels one, but the other parts are true. Oh, and the first Einstein Bros. Bagels store opened in Ogden, Utah. I think Lyle Lanley once sold that town a monorail.

Gary Fixler
>>137596273

I was just earlier today thinking how the Simpsons writers were like modern day Pythons, because they were all sort of well-educated knucklehead writers. I was thinking it, because of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfH6gjxTTgE - I had Latin in high school, but like everyone, was terrible at it. I felt the pain of trying to figure out declension, conjugation, mode, etc., but didn't realize the Pythons were so smart, they snuck a good 3 or 4 extra jokes into the Latin itself.

Aaron Crawford

The Stellan Skarsgard chat at the beginning is more grounds for an Andor recommendation, you guys will love it

Ricardo Alanis

The “Nome, Sweet Nome” is a reference to Nome, Alaska, a town way out in the edge. People can snowmobile from Nome to Russia in the right conditions and it’s where the Iditarod dog sled race ends.

Jetofi

At the start I was waiting for James Earl Jones. Lion king Mufasa for bedtime stories sound so good...

Erik Lepe

Arnold being president was probably in reference to him being Governor of California around this time.

Joey Jo Jo JR Shabadoo

always wondered how good a Simpsons movie made somewhere between seasons 1-10 would have been. you guys should do one of the futurama movies and some of the episodes, the futurama movies are actually pretty good.

804Media

Bobcat Goldthwait or Gilbert Gottfried (both in character)

All mankind

I think the joke is Rainer Wolfcastle couldn't be the president cause he's an immigrant.

David Lonewolf Wright

I don't think Hank Scorpio would have fit as the villain/antagonist as he is way too likeable and I think he would try to help Homer. I think I would have added You Only Move Twice and Homer the Heretic as episodes to have watched as well. Here in the US, there was quite a bit of talk for Arnold potentially running for President, especially after his becoming the Governor of California... though there would have had to been a Constitutional Amendment as you have to be a Natural Born Citizen.