Big, lively, comedy/adventure with plenty of laughs and cleverness. Especially enjoy for the die-hard fans of "The Simpsons" t.v. series.

Rating: 8/10 (17 August 2007)

Homer Simpson (Voiced by Dan Castellaneta) is the probably the laziness man in Springfield. When his son Bart (Voiced by Nancy Cartwright) starts to show more affection for Ned Flanders (Voiced by Harry Shearer) and Bart finds an new father figure. When Homer starts showing more affection for a Pig that he saved. For Homer, he's the new family member. But the trouble starts when Homer accidentally polluted water supply for the already damaged Lake Springfield. When the EPA decided to trap Springfield with the large sphere to cover the whole town. When the town's people tries to kill Homer and his family for destroying the town and their lives. Homer and his family finds a way to fled from Springfield and start an new life in Alaska. But when the corrupted Russ Cargill (Voiced by Albert Brooks) of the EPA decides to let President Schwarzenegger (Also voiced by Shearer) to choose any option that might save America. He choose to annihilate Springfield without reading the options. The Simpsons' new life is going well, when they heard that Springfield will be destroy in the matter of days. Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie goes back to Springfield to trying to save their home town. While Homer discover whats more important in life and the thing, he cannot live without.
Directed by Davild Silverman (Co-Director of "Monsters, Inc.") made an enjoyable hilarious adventure that the die-hard fans of "The Simpsons" could enjoy. Marge (Voiced by Julie Kavner), Lisa (Voiced by Yearley Smith) and Maggie (Also voiced by Cartwright) have their memorable moments as well. The non-fans of the t.v. series will find some enjoyment as well. Nearly all your favorite characters of "The Simpsons" are in the movie as well but some are sacrifice to have brief cameos, including "Mr. Burns". Probably the sacrifice of some of your favorite characters in the series is the only flaw in this lively adaptation of the t.v. series. Sure, the film isn't perfect but it's fast, funny, fresh, clever, dumb and proud of it. This has some kind of record to have 11 Screenwriters and 4 Consultant Writers for one single "important" movie like this. The animated versions of the band "Green Day" and two-time Oscar Winner "Tom Hanks" also do voiced cameos as well. The film has enjoying opening sequence featuring "Itchy and Scratchy" before the film is showed in Widescreen. Don't miss your chance to see it at the big screen. Good music score by Oscar-Winner:Hans Zimmer (Gladiator, The Lion King, Thelma & Louise). CinemaScope. (****/*****).