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DannyJC13
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I find TFHS pretty funny, but I hate how they die at the end of each segment, they could've made them a little more creative. I mean, still have them die, but in slightly better ways.
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transgender nerd under canada
DOOP Ubersecretary
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« Reply #582 on: 03-18-2012 17:16 »
« Last Edit on: 03-18-2012 18:22 by totalnerduk »
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... Bender's Game ...I for one, find ... the humor is almost at it's best.
That's because you're fourteen, kid. As you grow older, you might find that you don't appreciate the "humour" in BG as much as you do right now. That's because it's rather peurile, almost entirely reliant on cliche, derivative, and just not very good. It's nowhere near as funny as, for example, Reincarnation. Then again, you might not mature at all as you grow older, and could find the jokes in BG just as funny as you do now, in ten years time. I suppose it depends on your inner potential (or lack of it).
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Fry-Azel
Delivery Boy
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Which futurama movie do you like best and why?
- Bender's big score.
- bender's game.
- The Beast with a Billion Backs.
- Into the Wild Green Yonder
I personally like bender's big score
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Monster_Robot_Maniac
Liquid Emperor
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« Reply #592 on: 12-07-2013 19:31 »
« Last Edit on: 12-07-2013 19:50 »
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Mine is 'Bender's Big Score' by a landslide. Although it did have it's faults, such as dragging scenes or unnecessary flashbacks (Leelu, anyone?), it also had many great aspects. The basic story of the movie was both creative and interesting, the comedy was for the most part spot-on, and the execution of many scenes, such as the space war, was perfect. Overall, i just also admit that this one was the most like a movie; it had multiple plot-lines, with it's main one tieing them all together, like most feature films. As a side-note, I like how this one is a semi-musical, as well, as I feel that adds to the 'Movie' feeling. Overall, this one has the most 'Futurama'-y feel to it, what with it's sci-fi story, and many recurring characters.
My second favorite is Into the Wild Green Yonder. This one had many more faults than BBS in my opinion, such as a very sub-par story (I felt like the sub-plot of Fry learning to read minds was much more interesting than the main plot of the Feministas, which is not a good thing), so-so comedy, a dead-end Bender story that only lasted for half of the movie and a tacked on ending (Don't get me wrong; I love the ending, but as others have said in the past, it just didn't belong with this movie). It's upsides were a great subplot (Fry and #9), beautiful animation (The dwarf star planet was spectacular), and some very emotional or exciting scenes. Had the story been switched, with Fry's story being main and the feminista's being the subplot, I'd have liked this one much more.
Hooray, I've been merged! What an Honor!
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MeatablePie
Professor
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"Into the Wild Green Yonder" has my vote.
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Beamer
DOOP Secretary
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What's with the random order of the poll options? And Into the Wild Green Yonder BEATING Bender's Big Score? Shit's cray, yo! On a side note, I like the one where New New York is placed inside a giant dome.
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Beamer
DOOP Secretary
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That was not dome-shaped! Also, I blanked that terrible episode from my memory, and you are too!
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MeatablePie
Professor
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Any episode with Madison Cube Garden in it wasn't a movie, Beamer.
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