The Simpsons Movie [2007 film]
by David Silverman (Director), James L. Brooks (Screenwriter), Matt Groening (Screenwriter), Al Jean (Screenwriter), Ian Maxtone-Graham (Screenwriter), George Meyer (Screenwriter), David Mirkin (Screenwriter), Mike Reiss (Screenwriter), Mike Scully (Screenwriter), Matt Selman (Screenwriter), John Swartzwelder (Screenwriter), Jon Vitti (Screenwriter)
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Lisa convinces the locals to clean up the polluted Lake Springfield after a crowd of fans sink the Green Day concert stage. Meanwhile, Homer saves a pig from being killed in Krusty Burger and adopts it, calling the animal Spider Pig. After two days, Spider Pig fills up a silo with its excrement and not knowing what else to do, Homer dumps the silo in the lake, polluting it. The angry population forces the Simpsons to move to Alaska. Meanwhile the president is induced by his adviser from the show more EPA to put a dome over Springfield to hold in the population and destroy the city. When Marge sees the news on television, she tells Homer that they must return to Springfield to save their town and friends, but Homer is not convinced that the people of Springfield deserve their support. show lessTags
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It would be a stretch to call The Simpsons Movie more than a crisper, livelier-looking episode of the series. The change in mediums changes little. The movie is funny & sassy in that moronic Simpsons' way.
Aug 2, 2025English (UK)
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Matt Groening, 1954 - Matt Groening was born and raised in Portland, Oregon. He moved to Los Angeles in 1980 to start writing the comic strip "Life in Hell" for the newspaper he worked for. The strip had premiered in 1977 and appears in over 250 newspapers worldwide. Groening got his big break when the Fox television network was looking for a show more filler for "The Tracy Ullman Show." James L. Brooks had seen some of the "Life in Hell" strips and offered Groening a chance to create 30 second skits for the show. The skits were so well received that the newly titled "The Simpsons" for which Groening was now creator and executive producer of, debuted on Fox as a half hour Christmas special on December 17, 1989 and as a regular series on January 14, 1990. In 1993, Groening formed "Bongo Comics Group" which publishes "Simpsons Comics," "Itchy and Scratchy Comics," "Bartman," "Radioactive Man," "Lisa Comics" and "Krusty Comics." In 1995, he founded and published "Zongo Comics," which included "Jimbo" and "Fleener" Groening oversees all of the licensing and merchandising of the "The Simpsons." He is also a best selling author, publishing books such as "Life in Hell," "Work is Hell" and "School is Hell," based on his "Life in Hell" comic strip, and "Bart Simpson's Guide to Life" based on "The Simpsons" animation. Groening is also creator and Executive Producer of "Futurama," another animated prime time television show. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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- The Simpsons Movie [2007 film]
- Original title
- The Simpsons Movie
- Original publication date
- 2007-07-21
- People/Characters
- Homer Simpson; Marge Simpson; Bart Simpson; Lisa Simpson; Maggie Simpson
- Important places
- Springfield, USA; Alaska, USA
- Related movies
- The Simpsons Movie (2007 | IMDb)
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- English
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