Futurama: Into the Wild Green Yonder
The movie came out early at the place I have gotten it at, hence why a thread about this film being up days before the movie is realesed.
Without any spoilers, I thought it was an alright movie that isn't anythin too special. I think that Bender's big score is the best out of season 6. However, this film is better than Beast with a billion backs but probably worst than Bender's game. The Wild Green Yonder felt like a long episode as oppose to a movie making it descent.
I think the film ended the way it did is is a terrific way in endin the series or starting a new season.
Without any spoilers, I thought it was an alright movie that isn't anythin too special. I think that Bender's big score is the best out of season 6. However, this film is better than Beast with a billion backs but probably worst than Bender's game. The Wild Green Yonder felt like a long episode as oppose to a movie making it descent.
I think the film ended the way it did is is a terrific way in endin the series or starting a new season.
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Anyway, I would like to see this new one!
And, season six? When was season 5?
The best is, to me, Bender's Big Score. It was incredibly epic, touched on all the right emotional side-story tones to really get us to care about these characters again, and it was incredibly hilarious.
This new film ended spectacularly. It was obviously a bit of a cop-out, sure. Something to give us a way to continue if they do(and interest from Comedy Central and Fox seem to say this is possible, but I don't know). It touched on a lot of old plot points, and really just tied so much together.
Bender's Big Game was fun. It felt like a big, light episode of Futurama. It wasn't something "special", per se, but it was a lot of fun.
Beast with a Billion Backs just....failed for me. On a lot of levels. I just didn't enjoy it.
That's interesting, because that's exactly how I feel about Beast With a Billion Backs. The story wasn't as tight, but I thought the jokes were punchier and it just seemed more carefree. Different strokes, I suppose!
The end of Wild Green Yonder could be seen as a cop out, it's true, but I don't look at it that way. I can't imagine an "end" to the story of these characters, so closing the movie (and, possibly, the series) the way they did just felt right to me.