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Midnight at the Movies

The first mid­night pre­miere of a movie that I’ve ever attended? The Simp­sons! Ear­lier today.

I was pretty happy with the movie. It didn’t take itself too seri­ously, and man­aged to hold on to some of the the­matic ele­ments that made the TV show great. Is it going to make you a fan of the Simp­sons if 18 years of tele­vi­sion haven’t already? Prob­a­bly not. If you’ve enjoyed the show, will you enjoy the movie? Most definitely!

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4 Responses to “Midnight at the Movies”

  1. Saw the movie last (Sun­day) night. Really enjoyed it, although it didn’t blow me away. Its not an earth shat­ter­ing achieve­ment. Rather, its a long, very well done episode.


  2. I liked that it stayed in the gen­eral realm of a big­ger more intri­cate episode. If they’d have gone too far into uncharted waters, they’d have lost the fans. As it is the movie is for the fans, not an effort to bring more peo­ple into the flock.


  3. I can’t wait to watch the movie — have you seen the 7 eleven con­verted Kwiki Marts?


  4. I haven’t been to one of the kwiki­marts yet. We were teach­ing a class for pub­lic school teach­ers in july, and they made fun of how excited I was about the simp­sons movie. one of the teach­ers went to the kwiki­mart in chicago and took pic­tures for me though! it was a nice ges­ture, and the kwiki­mart looked pretty cool.


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