The Simpsons is so huge and impactful that my whole school actually saw its movie in theaters during a first-friday-of-the-bimester special activity (2-3 full classes per theater iirc). I was still in middle school and ofc didn't know much about the show back then, so I had to quickly marathon whatever episodes I could find on TV when I first learned that we were going to do this. It was a really nice memory.
The Simpsons movie was the first piece of Simpsons content that I ever actually saw. I Knew OF the Simpsons so i picked the movie out to rent basically at random, I bought 3 seasons on DVD like a week later
@@dionst.michael1482 What's unbelievable about that, it sounds realistic and seems like something most people would of done if they discovered a cool piece of media.
There was also one more scene featuring a slightly Alternate Ending, where Santa's Little Helper, Spider-Pig and the Mutated Squirrel are seen rebuilding the Kennel.
When you were researching this, did you ever hear anything about Grandpa supposed to be killed off in one draft of the script? I heard it somewhere and could never find any evidence. But most excellent video sir!!!
I’ve personally never heard that, but that’s interesting. Definitely something I’ll have to look into! I appreciate you taking the time to check out the video!
WTF? The Simpsons movie is kinda lighthearted as it is released, but killing of a family member and a frequently used side character atop of the marriage crisis and the whole town being at jeopardy?
The Wiggum and Apu exchange was in the theatrical cut. I stumbled upon this video after searching up the scene because I just rewatched the movie and noticed that scene was missing.
As someone who saw the film right when it came out, I can confirm it was not in the version I saw in theaters. I think people got confused since it was in the trailers.
Two short but fully animated deleted scenes were recovered before this video was uploaded and are on TH-cam. Sideshow Mel saying “citizens avert your gaze” instead of Mrs Skinner saying “don’t look where I’m pointing. And I don’t know if it was Minnie Driver (sounded like a generic Simpsons background character) and some in the comments suggested it was Isla Fisher’s cut character but I think it was one brief clip of that grief counsellor right after the bomb was lowered. Moments after Homer slides down the rope (running off the time on the countdown. it is also still upright on the floor.) Maybe she replaced or was replaced by Driver before the character was cut completely. Or two were sent into the dome. It also had the animatic version of the Mrs Skinner part and you could make out Mel’s original animation behind her.
I remember seeing in promo art and in the trailer, the scene of Green Day falling into the lake, they had their original instruments rather than the violins ala Titanic. As well as a close up shot of bassit Mike Dirnt playing was what looks like a small fire ball shoots onto the stage.
It's so odd. So, OK, just quickly explain it to the audience, then instead of introducing a brand new character. I heard that this is the same reason that we have President Schwarzenegger instead of Rainier Wolfcastle, because people in the audience didn't understand why they were calling Arnold by some other name or something like that. They could've worked around this supposed problem by only ever referring to the character as "Mr. President", so those that knew who Wolfcastle was would know it was him, and others would think it was Arnold.
the exchange between apu and wiggum was wiggum saying "see that's why i like cats more" there's actually a very obscure czech deleted scenes video from the simpsons movie now reuploaded on a yt channel called "SimpsonoviNET" that includes some scenes that I believe have never been seen elsewhere. It was gone from the internet for a few years but it includes a bunch of deleted scenes that were dubbed into the language. It also includes some scenes that are well known but I believe at least some of them are exclusive
I will all of the deleted scenes from the trailer would end up in the movie. The scene where Marge have a talk with Reverend Lovejoy about the church and the additional footage scene where Dr. Hibbert, Wiggum and Apu have a conservation while being chased by the dogs that Mr. Burns releases the hounds should’ve been in the movie, right before The Simpsons drive to Alaska. Also, several scenes from images and the trailers should’ve have been in the film. Some deleted scenes end up in the DVD features, but all of the deleted trailer scenes should’ve been on the features of the DVD features too.
Honestly with the whole production and plot revisions, there were a couple different versions of The Simpsons Movie plot being tossed around before they ultimately settled on the pig pollution plot used in the final product. There's so much cut content in The Simpsons Movie ranging from the test screenings to unused characters that a lot of them sound like they were fully animated or at the very least storyboarded at one point or another. So much of that stuff should have been included on The Simpsons Movie DVD and Blu-ray instead of the very small amount of deleted scenes that was put on those releases.
The one piece of marketing I really remember was the American Idol sketch, where Homer, Marge, and Lisa judged Simon, rejected him, then dropped him through a trapdoor into a lion pit. There was also another animated bit where Homer opened the reveal episode for the final 3. Both were included on the DVD.
They should've had Rainier Wolfcastle instead of Schwarzenegger, though. Just call him "Mr. President" if you're worried about newcomers being confused about his name.
speaking of marketing... a friend of our family owns an American school bus which was used for the London premiere of "The Simpsons Movie" it's usually seen around it's UK stomping ground of my home town Sheffield on public events...
I remember there was an exchange student (I think from Australia) at my high school who didn't realize that America actually had these yellow school busses until she came here. She thought it was something that was just made up for TV for some reason.
Erin Brockovich’s role was said to be as herself. Don’t know what it was but I know that part were Lisa puts water from the lake in everyone’s drinking glasses was also in the Julia Robert’s movie about her. So I guess that’s my theory over what her scene/´s could have involved. Thing is I remember hearing some of these “guest star” like cameos or characters appearing and early on and don’t remember any you didn’t mention. Kelsey Grammar and Minnie Driver I did hear about and Green Day was the only one not cut that was confirmed around that early time (Tom Hanks I found out about right before the movie was released.)
In England it was promoted with fox renting space in a field next to the Iron Age Cerne Abbas Giant fertility drawing and created a giant chalk homer with a donut.
I second that. It really was lightning in a bottle, but considering how our culture and society has shifted over the last two decades (particularly in the booming streaming era), I don’t see how the sequel would capture the same impact. Everything’s superhero propaganda now; I don’t follow it, but I think it’s probably for the better that I shouldn’t, because the way those movies are formatted aren’t just the same as they were decades prior - mostly in terms of storytelling and craft.
I’ve seen early previews of that mob scene that had cut and alternative dialogue: Lenny: Who are we supposed to kill again? Moe: I think the people in the front row. (Can’t remember the exact lines but) Marge: It’s a mob Homer: A Happy mob? No Lisa going your monster and Marge sees the mob saying “Look what you’ve done to us. Our only hope… (as in the movie up until “I’m part of the mob.”) Homer saying he went to retrieve the TV remote. People tried to access the bedroom through the window instead of their door as well. Sources: 2006 comic con animatic (only one publically shown not released on a Season whatever DVD as a preview). American Idol contestants at a test screening (don’t know if it was the same one.) Both can be found on TH-cam still. The remote one was taken from a foreign language preview although i never saw the full thing it was the clips of the local voice actors recording lines that wouldn’t make it into the movie. But I can recall two others, one that was on a release animatic DVD preview where Homer says he’ll take a break from whiping to change arms. This was replaced with Homer jumping that gap with the dogs going jump and land. And the only other foreign language preview deleted gag I can remember was when President Schwarzenegger says he’ll have to go back to doing family comedies a voice over would follow promoting a sequel to the movie he had a poster for in the Oval office.
Ok there was an animatic preview released on the season 9 of the scene where he dumps the silo. But has some cut or alternative dialogue. One possibly referencing Marge having the vision in church: Marge: I don’t think that’s what silo’s are for? Homer: Are you questioning my farming skills? Marge: Homer it’s leaking (As in the movie until the toy monkey tells him to listen to Marge) Marge: God spoke to us for a reason, I’m not sure what that reason is but I’m asking you to dispose of that waste properly. Cuts to Homer rushing to the lake (Spider-Pig was written after this was released) and the signs Homer drives through all said something other than no dumping (“please reconsider” “you’re killing us dude” “B**tard” to name a few) and no Hans Moleman. Ends with Homer looking out of his car window saying: This feels right. So one reference to Marge’s vision and maybe originally Homer went straight to the lake and didn’t do it for the chance for free Donuts.
The scene with Homer changing whipping arms was actually voiced and partially animated. It was used in early trailers, but I haven't been able to find them.
@Robinem Different one. It was an early TV ad. It's just the sled dog scene and it goes up until Homer says, "That's enough whipping. With this arm!" Then it cuts to the "The Simpsons Movie" title. It was probably one of the generic white background ones. Considering it was a TV ad that included a scene not in the actual movie, I'm not surprised it hasn't been uploaded. It may have been pulled very early on. I know this one existed because I didn't see the animatic one until recently.
I think the next Simpsons movie should be an anthology similar to the Halloween episodes. I know many people who have stopped watching The Simpsons but still tune in every year for the Halloween episodes.
@@SeekerofTheLost Apparently this is also why we have Schwarzenegger instead of Rainier Wolfcastle in the movie, to avoid confusing people who hadn't seen the show, but they just ended up confusing people who had seen the show. I have no idea why they didn't just simply refer to him as "Mr. President" or "Sir" and avoid the whole thing. The Milhouse situation could've been solved with a line of dialog, e.g., Bart telling Milhouse that Lisa just isn't into him, and that he should know that after all these years.
GOD, for those test audiences practically everything was too creepy or too weird, or too annoying, haven't they seen any of the halloween specials or even the series itself to not even being familiariced with MIlhouse having a crush on Lisa?
More clips made their way on to youtube recently. An alternative reaction to Marge saving the wedding video without sound. She was more annoyed as she hid it in her hair. Sideshow Bob (temp voiceover I think, sounded nothing like Kelsey) in the mob: Kill Bart, Kill Bart Moe: Actually we’re just going to kill Homer Temp soundless shot with a still drawing of the dyslexic group chanting lick. Homer gets caught hiding on another truck after pretending to drive the boat on the back. Animatic of a chase between the squirrel and raccoon around the movie’s logo. And animatics of Marge and Lisa talking about Collin (aka right before Spider-Pig), Homer “and his chainsaw” and the exchange between the family during the credits. Featured a different take of Lisa reacting to Collins flowers being set on fire too.
17:17 slow down that clip in the trailer… it’s the Marge version. If you look closely Grandpa isn’t there at all and you may be able to make out Marge getting up and moving into the aisle. A sketch of Marge mid vision in storyboard/ animatic form is online somewhere too.
i get where you’re coming from, but i digged out the blu-ray zoomed in on the TV screen after he goes here’s the money shot slowed it down as much as I could and a few frames right before the next clip you can make out Marge getting up after everyone else reacts to something. But then again Grandpa wasn’t on the TV screen so I don’t know could go either way.
There had to have been somebody that snuck a camcorder into one of these test screenings, I don't know what kind of security they have at these places but I know how dedicated movie Pirates are, somewhere on the ancient internet there has to be some bootleg upload of an early cut of the film doesn't there? I would give anything to see an alternate cut of the movie. I don't know why they're so stingy with the deleted scenes on the DVD :-(
Sorry that this comment is unrelated to the video but there is this show I have been dying to find ever since I saw it as a kid. All I remember is that I saw it on DVD and it was a show that used both puppets and live action actors. The one puppet I remeber was this french Dog that spoke in a really sterotypical french accent. The episode I remember involved them eating watermelon or something. Sorry I don't have anymore info... but if any of this sounds familair please let me know! Thank you
I may be in the minority here but I didn’t really like the Simpsons movie that much it was way weaker than the vast majority or episodes that came before it. I’d rather watch almost any older episode from the first 10 years than the movie. What was the highlight? Spider-pig? that was a 2/10 joke at best. The only time I remember laughing was the “I was elected to lead not to read!”
I agree that they released the movie WAY too late and it was nowhere near as good as the episodes of the golden years in the 20th century. But it was better than the mediocre episodes that were airing at the time the movie came out, but that's not saying much.
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I wanted this out earlier, but life and other stuff prevented that from happening.
But I hope you guys enjoy it!
No problem man! Just get it out when u can
The Simpsons is so huge and impactful that my whole school actually saw its movie in theaters during a first-friday-of-the-bimester special activity (2-3 full classes per theater iirc). I was still in middle school and ofc didn't know much about the show back then, so I had to quickly marathon whatever episodes I could find on TV when I first learned that we were going to do this. It was a really nice memory.
The Simpsons movie was the first piece of Simpsons content that I ever actually saw. I Knew OF the Simpsons so i picked the movie out to rent basically at random, I bought 3 seasons on DVD like a week later
God, you make me feel so old. The tv show started my kindergarten year
@@BeeHatGuy it came out the year before I was born so I remember watching re runs of all the good seasons when I was like 8
No you didn't
@@dionst.michael1482 What's unbelievable about that, it sounds realistic and seems like something most people would of done if they discovered a cool piece of media.
There was also one more scene featuring a slightly Alternate Ending, where Santa's Little Helper, Spider-Pig and the Mutated Squirrel are seen rebuilding the Kennel.
When you were researching this, did you ever hear anything about Grandpa supposed to be killed off in one draft of the script? I heard it somewhere and could never find any evidence.
But most excellent video sir!!!
I’ve personally never heard that, but that’s interesting. Definitely something I’ll have to look into!
I appreciate you taking the time to check out the video!
@@SeekerofTheLost No worries, I really enjoyed the video, you did an amazing job with the research and presentation!
WTF? The Simpsons movie is kinda lighthearted as it is released, but killing of a family member and a frequently used side character atop of the marriage crisis and the whole town being at jeopardy?
The Wiggum and Apu exchange was in the theatrical cut. I stumbled upon this video after searching up the scene because I just rewatched the movie and noticed that scene was missing.
It was not in the theatrical cut. After the movie came out, that was one of the first scenes people noticed was missing.
As someone who saw the film right when it came out, I can confirm it was not in the version I saw in theaters. I think people got confused since it was in the trailers.
Two short but fully animated deleted scenes were recovered before this video was uploaded and are on TH-cam. Sideshow Mel saying “citizens avert your gaze” instead of Mrs Skinner saying “don’t look where I’m pointing.
And I don’t know if it was Minnie Driver (sounded like a generic Simpsons background character) and some in the comments suggested it was Isla Fisher’s cut character but I think it was one brief clip of that grief counsellor right after the bomb was lowered. Moments after Homer slides down the rope (running off the time on the countdown. it is also still upright on the floor.) Maybe she replaced or was replaced by Driver before the character was cut completely. Or two were sent into the dome.
It also had the animatic version of the Mrs Skinner part and you could make out Mel’s original animation behind her.
I remember seeing in promo art and in the trailer, the scene of Green Day falling into the lake, they had their original instruments rather than the violins ala Titanic. As well as a close up shot of bassit Mike Dirnt playing was what looks like a small fire ball shoots onto the stage.
The medicine woman in a later episode also says 'you still haven't paid me' lol great video btw x
17:51 *who the hell did the producers show this movie to?*
Everyone knows that Milhouse has a crush on Lisa even casual audiences know that
It's so odd. So, OK, just quickly explain it to the audience, then instead of introducing a brand new character.
I heard that this is the same reason that we have President Schwarzenegger instead of Rainier Wolfcastle, because people in the audience didn't understand why they were calling Arnold by some other name or something like that. They could've worked around this supposed problem by only ever referring to the character as "Mr. President", so those that knew who Wolfcastle was would know it was him, and others would think it was Arnold.
the exchange between apu and wiggum was wiggum saying "see that's why i like cats more"
there's actually a very obscure czech deleted scenes video from the simpsons movie now reuploaded on a yt channel called "SimpsonoviNET" that includes some scenes that I believe have never been seen elsewhere. It was gone from the internet for a few years but it includes a bunch of deleted scenes that were dubbed into the language. It also includes some scenes that are well known but I believe at least some of them are exclusive
They seemed to follow-up that line of the epiphany's lady not getting paid in an episode where she makes a brief cameo.
I’d love an extended cut of this with the animated scenes put back in, or at least a re-release with the animatics put in.
I will all of the deleted scenes from the trailer would end up in the movie. The scene where Marge have a talk with Reverend Lovejoy about the church and the additional footage scene where Dr. Hibbert, Wiggum and Apu have a conservation while being chased by the dogs that Mr. Burns releases the hounds should’ve been in the movie, right before The Simpsons drive to Alaska. Also, several scenes from images and the trailers should’ve have been in the film. Some deleted scenes end up in the DVD features, but all of the deleted trailer scenes should’ve been on the features of the DVD features too.
Honestly with the whole production and plot revisions, there were a couple different versions of The Simpsons Movie plot being tossed around before they ultimately settled on the pig pollution plot used in the final product. There's so much cut content in The Simpsons Movie ranging from the test screenings to unused characters that a lot of them sound like they were fully animated or at the very least storyboarded at one point or another. So much of that stuff should have been included on The Simpsons Movie DVD and Blu-ray instead of the very small amount of deleted scenes that was put on those releases.
The one piece of marketing I really remember was the American Idol sketch, where Homer, Marge, and Lisa judged Simon, rejected him, then dropped him through a trapdoor into a lion pit.
There was also another animated bit where Homer opened the reveal episode for the final 3.
Both were included on the DVD.
I feel like they should of left in the President Schwarzenegger executive branch scene or make it both Maggie and President Schwarzenegger.
They should've had Rainier Wolfcastle instead of Schwarzenegger, though. Just call him "Mr. President" if you're worried about newcomers being confused about his name.
Simpsons\Fantasia parody would make for a fun episode or Disney + special.
speaking of marketing... a friend of our family owns an American school bus which was used for the London premiere of "The Simpsons Movie" it's usually seen around it's UK stomping ground of my home town Sheffield on public events...
I remember there was an exchange student (I think from Australia) at my high school who didn't realize that America actually had these yellow school busses until she came here. She thought it was something that was just made up for TV for some reason.
Molder would be proud
Its crazy how many years and rewrites this went through and the main thing people remember of it is spider pig lol xD
Erin Brockovich’s role was said to be as herself. Don’t know what it was but I know that part were Lisa puts water from the lake in everyone’s drinking glasses was also in the Julia Robert’s movie about her. So I guess that’s my theory over what her scene/´s could have involved.
Thing is I remember hearing some of these “guest star” like cameos or characters appearing and early on and don’t remember any you didn’t mention. Kelsey Grammar and Minnie Driver I did hear about and Green Day was the only one not cut that was confirmed around that early time (Tom Hanks I found out about right before the movie was released.)
Do one for South Park Bigger , Longer and Uncut
Another great video!!
ur my new comfort channel seriously
In England it was promoted with fox renting space in a field next to the Iron Age Cerne Abbas Giant fertility drawing and created a giant chalk homer with a donut.
I remember that. I’ve actually went to see it.
I feel like the movie was the last time the Simpsons was as cultural impactful as it was during the 90s.
I second that. It really was lightning in a bottle, but considering how our culture and society has shifted over the last two decades (particularly in the booming streaming era), I don’t see how the sequel would capture the same impact. Everything’s superhero propaganda now; I don’t follow it, but I think it’s probably for the better that I shouldn’t, because the way those movies are formatted aren’t just the same as they were decades prior - mostly in terms of storytelling and craft.
@@JaxenRossisback) "propaganda"?
there’s another movie that went through tons of changes in the original like this called thomas and the magic railroad
Cool stuff
I’ve seen early previews of that mob scene that had cut and alternative dialogue:
Lenny: Who are we supposed to kill again?
Moe: I think the people in the front row.
(Can’t remember the exact lines but)
Marge: It’s a mob
Homer: A Happy mob?
No Lisa going your monster and Marge sees the mob saying “Look what you’ve done to us. Our only hope… (as in the movie up until “I’m part of the mob.”)
Homer saying he went to retrieve the TV remote.
People tried to access the bedroom through the window instead of their door as well.
Sources:
2006 comic con animatic (only one publically shown not released on a Season whatever DVD as a preview).
American Idol contestants at a test screening (don’t know if it was the same one.)
Both can be found on TH-cam still. The remote one was taken from a foreign language preview although i never saw the full thing it was the clips of the local voice actors recording lines that wouldn’t make it into the movie.
But I can recall two others, one that was on a release animatic DVD preview where Homer says he’ll take a break from whiping to change arms. This was replaced with Homer jumping that gap with the dogs going jump and land. And the only other foreign language preview deleted gag I can remember was when President Schwarzenegger says he’ll have to go back to doing family comedies a voice over would follow promoting a sequel to the movie he had a poster for in the Oval office.
Ok there was an animatic preview released on the season 9 of the scene where he dumps the silo. But has some cut or alternative dialogue. One possibly referencing Marge having the vision in church:
Marge: I don’t think that’s what silo’s are for?
Homer: Are you questioning my farming skills?
Marge: Homer it’s leaking
(As in the movie until the toy monkey tells him to listen to Marge)
Marge: God spoke to us for a reason, I’m not sure what that reason is but I’m asking you to dispose of that waste properly.
Cuts to Homer rushing to the lake (Spider-Pig was written after this was released) and the signs Homer drives through all said something other than no dumping (“please reconsider” “you’re killing us dude” “B**tard” to name a few) and no Hans Moleman.
Ends with Homer looking out of his car window saying: This feels right.
So one reference to Marge’s vision and maybe originally Homer went straight to the lake and didn’t do it for the chance for free Donuts.
The scene with Homer changing whipping arms was actually voiced and partially animated. It was used in early trailers, but I haven't been able to find them.
@@newguy371Didn’t know it had been animated but I knew it had been recorded. What I saw was Dan’s voice set to mostly still storyboard images.
Ok I think we were talking about the same thing after all. If there wasn’t any color and backgrounds did most of the moving then that was the one.
@Robinem Different one. It was an early TV ad. It's just the sled dog scene and it goes up until Homer says, "That's enough whipping. With this arm!" Then it cuts to the "The Simpsons Movie" title. It was probably one of the generic white background ones. Considering it was a TV ad that included a scene not in the actual movie, I'm not surprised it hasn't been uploaded. It may have been pulled very early on. I know this one existed because I didn't see the animatic one until recently.
18:08 I remember this being how the scene played out.
I think the next Simpsons movie should be an anthology similar to the Halloween episodes. I know many people who have stopped watching The Simpsons but still tune in every year for the Halloween episodes.
That’s what I’ve wanted for a while. Would be a lot of fun.
This was such a great video
I do like The Simpsons Movie and it's my favourite film from 2007
"Nobody was aware of Milhouse's crush on Lisa so we did a whole separate love story plot with a new character" wait what?
Yeah. I don’t get it either. But they mainly did it in case people who weren’t fans of the show saw the movie.
@@SeekerofTheLost Apparently this is also why we have Schwarzenegger instead of Rainier Wolfcastle in the movie, to avoid confusing people who hadn't seen the show, but they just ended up confusing people who had seen the show. I have no idea why they didn't just simply refer to him as "Mr. President" or "Sir" and avoid the whole thing.
The Milhouse situation could've been solved with a line of dialog, e.g., Bart telling Milhouse that Lisa just isn't into him, and that he should know that after all these years.
The Simpsons Movie is excellent. 😀👍
It's flawed but it's still in my top 10 favourite movies of all time and a part of my childhood!
GOD, for those test audiences practically everything was too creepy or too weird, or too annoying, haven't they seen any of the halloween specials or even the series itself to not even being familiariced with MIlhouse having a crush on Lisa?
I don't know why they couldn't just quickly establish in the movie that Milhouse has a crush on Lisa.
I want a second movie i freaking love the simpsons and i still watch their latest episodes!!!
Me too
29:40 Gee, I can't imagine why this scene was cut. Oh right, rich people were the test audience.
I just want the second Simpsons movie to be directed by Brad Bird
A good fourfty percent of this just proves test audiences should be ignored
Some background music will be really good to fill in the blank spaces, but great video overall, really well presented
More clips made their way on to youtube recently.
An alternative reaction to Marge saving the wedding video without sound. She was more annoyed as she hid it in her hair.
Sideshow Bob (temp voiceover I think, sounded nothing like Kelsey) in the mob: Kill Bart, Kill Bart
Moe: Actually we’re just going to kill Homer
Temp soundless shot with a still drawing of the dyslexic group chanting lick.
Homer gets caught hiding on another truck after pretending to drive the boat on the back.
Animatic of a chase between the squirrel and raccoon around the movie’s logo.
And animatics of Marge and Lisa talking about Collin (aka right before Spider-Pig), Homer “and his chainsaw” and the exchange between the family during the credits. Featured a different take of Lisa reacting to Collins flowers being set on fire too.
Yeah, I saw these. Wanting to do an update video for topics I’ve previously covered soon.
cool
We need more
I have another Simpsons video in the planning stages, but it’ll likely be a bit before it comes out.
Awesome video 🙏
Leaving a comment for the algorithm.
17:17 slow down that clip in the trailer… it’s the Marge version. If you look closely Grandpa isn’t there at all and you may be able to make out Marge getting up and moving into the aisle.
A sketch of Marge mid vision in storyboard/ animatic form is online somewhere too.
It’s not the Marge version. That’s Chief Wiggum getting up.
i get where you’re coming from, but i digged out the blu-ray zoomed in on the TV screen after he goes here’s the money shot slowed it down as much as I could and a few frames right before the next clip you can make out Marge getting up after everyone else reacts to something.
But then again Grandpa wasn’t on the TV screen so I don’t know could go either way.
I wonder if we will ever get that sequel....
There had to have been somebody that snuck a camcorder into one of these test screenings, I don't know what kind of security they have at these places but I know how dedicated movie Pirates are, somewhere on the ancient internet there has to be some bootleg upload of an early cut of the film doesn't there?
I would give anything to see an alternate cut of the movie. I don't know why they're so stingy with the deleted scenes on the DVD :-(
Super good video !!!
1:17 *South Park: Bigger Longer and Uncut*
Sorry that this comment is unrelated to the video but there is this show I have been dying to find ever since I saw it as a kid. All I remember is that I saw it on DVD and it was a show that used both puppets and live action actors. The one puppet I remeber was this french Dog that spoke in a really sterotypical french accent. The episode I remember involved them eating watermelon or something. Sorry I don't have anymore info... but if any of this sounds familair please let me know!
Thank you
can someone let me know if/where green day is mentioned in this video?
Man, test audiences really screwed a lot of good moments of the movie
The movie captured a lot of audiences, even casual watchers, so I think they succeeded
The movie was good until they go to Alaska, it just came like 10 years too late.
What about Marge taping over the wedding video scene and bug boob lady and mush mush mush rest rest rest
or maybe we will say our other favourite family come to the big screen that has a talking dog and a talking baby hmmmmm?
And make people Laugh and Cry.
@@Person-wz6iy true
Kamp Krusty plot doesn't really work with a movie plot
Still waiting for the Family Guy movie
3:25 This quote fills me with so much rage. If you know why you know why.
Sorry if this is off topic but could you cover a Star Wars lost deleted scene video ?
Maybe one day I will.
But for now, if you check out my 5 Deleted Scenes Lost to Time video, I covered a deleted Empire Strikes Back scene there.
"Talking Simpsons" hosts thought "Who shot Mr. Burns" should have been the movie.
did you intentionally call Europe a country 😭
Definitely a slip up on my part, not intentional.
2:29-2:35 Has no audio. Is that a problem for anyone else?
Yeah. I originally had the audio of the commercial there, but I had to cut it due to copyright.
So you’re not missing much.
I may be in the minority here but I didn’t really like the Simpsons movie that much it was way weaker than the vast majority or episodes that came before it. I’d rather watch almost any older episode from the first 10 years than the movie. What was the highlight? Spider-pig? that was a 2/10 joke at best. The only time I remember laughing was the “I was elected to lead not to read!”
I agree that they released the movie WAY too late and it was nowhere near as good as the episodes of the golden years in the 20th century. But it was better than the mediocre episodes that were airing at the time the movie came out, but that's not saying much.