Finally the first Simpsons movie

Rating: Null/10 (12 October 2014)

So after seventeen years, the first Simpsons movie finally came out which I found pretty shocking, considering the success of the Simpsons television show.
The Simpsons movie was an instant success according to me, despite many criticising the plot.
The story is about how Springfield causes massive amount of pollution, and the pollution Springfield seem to cause keeps on getting worse and worse according to the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency). The EPA then goes to the US President, and provides the President options on what to do with Springfield. Initially, the EPA hands out a warning to Springfield, that any more polluting, then they will take drastic action, and that every waste must be disposed away in an appropriate and derogatory manner. Springfield took that warning well until one man, Homer Simpsons, disposes the waste into the lake due to lack of care, and him wanting free doughnuts, since a shop that sells doughnuts at Springfield is shutting down apparently. Problem is that no one is allowed to dump things in the lake again, and the EPA has evidence of Homer doing all this. Springfield is now in massive trouble all thanks to Homer, who along with his family must now save Springfield from the EPA, who plan to destroy the city.
The Simpsons movie was a good and successful movie. One of the major problems was that the movie didn't involve much of the other Simpsons characters such as Apu, Flanders, Skinner and so on, and people wanted to see more of them, so its feels like a proper Simpsons movie.
But the movie had plenty of humour, and will certainly keep the viewers entertained. The movie is short, sweet and simple, and most certainly lives up to its name.
Its a good, fun animated-comedy movie for sure, and there's not much else to say really.
The only surprising thing I found was that it's the only movie of the Simpsons, and you would've thought that with such a successful television show, there would be more Simpsons movies by today.