Generally speaking, I feel that the movie is not better than the TV version. I don't like the spoof of several other movies. Why bother, The Simpsons is enough. In any case, the movie is still wonderful, full of fun as always.
I like The Simpsons because of its exaggeration. It put the so-called evil thoughts that I had once had so vaguely that I didn't even realize it was performed exaggeratedly through the people in the play, so I burst into laughter, not because of teasing, but because of coolness. A kind of it's so true, a kind of dream come true, a kind of relief: it seems that my gloom is not out of the circle. So outside of the simpsons family, I like Mr. Burn the most, this evilly lovely capitalist.
As an American theme cartoon that has not fallen for eighteen years, The Simpsons also exaggerated the so-called kind thoughts. This kind of enlarged kind thoughts is also pleasing, because it is hidden behind the so-called evil thoughts, and it is true and warm. On the contrary, any so-called perfect things make me feel fake and even disgusting.
Finally, admire the voice actors of The Simpsons. They have been working for 18 years. Nancy Cartwright, who dubbed Bart, went from 32 to 50 years old. There are more than 60 characters in the film and there are fewer than ten voice actors. Among them, Dan Castellaneta, who dubbed Homer, gave 20 characters and 20 different voices. Half of the life of the cartoon character is attributed to them.
To make a digression, everyone has become accustomed to downloading foreign movies with original sound recently. Suddenly I remembered an American drama with Mandarin Chinese more than ten years ago, in which the voice actors grasp the characters so well that I think their voices are better than the original sound. More authentic. Everyone who resonates knows that I am talking about "growth troubles".
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