It's the little things...

[Reply #120 on:]

Funny how her reflection magically appears out of nowhere.

Yeah. It's faded in pretty quick.


BTW, I love the commitment to the mushroom cloud gag. This is after the commercial break("And you are outta here!") and after the Professor and Leela's lengthy chilli dog ordering process.

[Reply #121 on:]

At the beginning of A Farewell to Arms, the sales stand goes from sunglasses $8, to umbrellas $8, to sunglasses $9. However, I had to use the zoom feature on our DVD player to be able to read the sign. We could hear the "change over" sound but neither my husband nor I could tell what it was without magnifying it by four. Was the gag that difficult to read on a larger screen or maybe an HD one? I hope that the jokes don't get too high-resolution dependent or I won't be able to see them on my ancient TV set. Then I'll miss the awesome "little things" that make it so fun to watch.

[Reply #122 on:]

Yeah, it was easy to see in 1080p.

[Reply #123 on:]

It was easy to see, and I watched a pixelated version on the computer. Man, your tv must be very small.

I love the parts they pay special attention to when it's not really required. Also background puns like in Law and Oracle where they have the sign out the front of the police station saying different things and gags.

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So, because Shut In provided such an insightful commentary, I re-watched BwaBB. I really liked it so much better during this second viewing. And there were a couple of "background" things that tickled me. First, what the heck is this?



It cracked me up so much, even though I don't know what this creature is. The way it's curled around that sunken ship reminds me of my sweet little Eskimo Spitz curled up in her bed. That's from the scene where Calculon and Bender are dueling.

And then the scene towards the beginning of the movie, when the Professor wants to test something on the giant medium-sized ant. When the Professor starts talking about cotton candy and Fry's blood on pancakes, the ant's mandible thingies starts moves around, like the equivalent of a dog licking its chops.

[Reply #125 on:]

Tonme it seems to be some sort of futuristic loch-ness monster...

[Reply #126 on:]

Funny how her reflection magically appears out of nowhere.

Yeah. It's faded in pretty quick.


BTW, I love the commitment to the mushroom cloud gag. This is after the commercial break("And you are outta here!") and after the Professor and Leela's lengthy chilli dog ordering process.

Where is Leela's wrist thingy?

[Reply #127 on:]

Where is Leela's wrist thingy?

Maybe she left it on the ship when she couldn't get the internet to work.

[Reply #128 on:]

Where is Leela's wrist thingy?

You really think she'd keep it on when they're in 1947? Would make the get-up kind of pointless.

[Reply #129 on:]

Well she did have it on when the Professor and Leela were peeping on Fry and his Grandma the morning after they did the nasty.

[Reply #130 on:]

Well she did have it on when the Professor and Leela were peeping on Fry and his Grandma the morning after they did the nasty.

Yeah but they were ready to get the ship up and running again weren't they?

[Reply #131 on:]

I don't think that happened yet.  I will have to double check.

After fast forwarding using Netflix I can say that the scene outside of Fry's grandma's house took place before the Professor said f*ck it.

You got to love Netflix.

[Reply #132 on:]

I allways thought that professor was part of the Bender's magic trick in Jurassic Bark.



But it seems there was just fake legs or something.

[Reply #133 on:]

Mysterious legs, eh?

I think I know what happened to Xanthor now...

[Reply #134 on:]

In the episode Zapp Dingbat Bender loses his hands to the Borox Kid but the very next time we see Bender (about 30 seconds later) he has his hands back???

[Reply #135 on:]

"...9-10, fire."

Bin away. But I'm back, baby!

Although it's a little rushed, I love that they had him look up and blink as if he was disturbed from his sleep. This entire bit was great in fact, especially when the surviving wart floats towards the floor. If it isn't obvious, it's Adlai in the lab coat. Across the Bender-made chasm there's a guy just about to use the toilet or just finishing up. Above him is another guy sitting at his half desk left.

Well she did have it on when the Professor and Leela were peeping on Fry and his Grandma the morning after they did the nasty.

I think the general rule is that characters are presented in their default look unless there's a reason for a change. In the earlier scenes, the vintage-wear makes it obvious that the Professor and Leela were trying to blend in. Here, the point is to reveal Fry's misguided doodling and the costumes would have been a little redundant and possibly distracting. I'm guessing part of the reason the conversation took place in the backyard was the suggestion that Leela and the Professor were sneaking around across some backyards. Just my guess.

(edit: Maybe it's not the backyard. Not sure now.)

In the episode Zapp Dingbat Bender loses his hands to the Borox Kid but the very next time we see Bender (about 30 seconds later) he has his hands back???

You forget, he has a magical chest cavity. Also, loosen up, Amy

I allways thought that professor was part of the Bender's magic trick in Jurassic Bark.
But it seems there was just fake legs or something.

You can always tell it's the Professor's feet by the 3 wrinkles above each ankle. It's part of his character design. Or any geezer character, I'm pretty sure.

[Reply #136 on:]

I allways thought that professor was part of the Bender's magic trick in Jurassic Bark.
But it seems there was just fake legs or something.

You can always tell it's the Professor's feet by the 3 wrinkles above each ankle. It's part of his character design. Or any geezer character, I'm pretty sure.

Yeah, I just didn't take a look so carefully before.

[Reply #137 on:]

From the animated guide to Sun Tzu's The Art of War. As good as anything from Woo-ping:



Sorry, the background kinda sux.

[Reply #138 on:]

Fry has got a lot better at fighting. Maybe leela was teaching him!

[Reply #139 on:]

Or Fnog, since Fry is a male and therefore has "the will of the warrior" ^^

[Reply #140 on:]

Maybe, but usually he's so lazy, bit out of character.

[Reply #141 on:]

Yeah, a bit of a buy. But they couldn't have her kicking his ass on top of the ship. What am I saying, normally he wouldn't have lasted 5-seconds on the back of that beast

[Reply #142 on:]

Maybe she didn't knew what to do cus he had a spere(?) and she's used to guns? Could be
Did anyone notice the missing buttons on hermes shirt during 'The Mutants Are Revolting'? One shot they're gone 3 seconds later they are back

Then suddenly they're back

[Reply #143 on:]

Uh-oh. Someone in Korea's gettn fired.


A little like the leprechaun and the other dead Kif I posted:



Reminds me of Ren & Stimpy:



Now, proceed to the eye-wash station:



Love these colours.

[Reply #144 on:]

That's quite a big moon in TLPJF:



Otherwise beautiful night scene.

[Reply #145 on:]

Looks like earths government pulled the moon a bit more this way... Both night like views are beautifull! Eww, squashed kif

Did anyone ever tought aboutte time difference in the duh-vinci code? Rome-new york. Also, the last supper must have changed places in the 31st century, cause it is currently in Milan(according to wikipedia)

[Reply #146 on:]

That is a gorgeous night scene.  You can get a similar moon effect photographically, by getting quite a ways back from your subject and using a telephoto lens.  Of course it won't really have the same depth as the scene above.  Hmm, I think that would make nice wallpaper on my workstation at the office

[Reply #147 on:]

That is a gorgeous night scene.  You can get a similar moon effect photographically, by getting quite a ways back from your subject and using a telephoto lens.  Of course it won't really have the same depth as the scene above.  Hmm, I think that would make nice wallpaper on my workstation at the office

I agree, is there a higher resolution available?

[Reply #148 on:]

Hmm, I'm not sure if anyone allready saw this but the bread in "A Ghost in the Machines" comes from the front gap TWICE

Hey look, it made the hot page on 9gag 

Best Futurama Joke Ever

[Reply #149 on:]

Yeah, I think it's because they needed to have Bender come out of the other one. My guess is it would've been way more trouble than it was worth to be technically accurate with this scene. I'm sure production costs balloon quickly and they have to cut some corners in order to keep up with all the crap that Fox chooses NOT to cancel
(with the exception of Bob's Burgers, of course)

[Reply #150 on:]

Another gorgeous view of the PE building & ship:

[Reply #151 on:]

One of their best sunsets fo sho. Hey, which episode is this from? I've been racking my noodle for the past hour trying to remember. Feels like the end of the episode.

[Reply #152 on:]

Sunset is always the magic hour for snapping photos, and I'm pleased that the animators captured the warm, relaxing tones of that time of day.

Also, I never noticed what looks like electrical transformers behind the PE building.

[Reply #153 on:]

You've got a bright future Amy, as sure as the sun sets in the east
Does that ring a bell?

Last scene of That Darn katz

There are lots of gorgeous scenes in futurama, especially sundown as you said Sparkybarky.  How about we collect all of them here, or in a different thread? Just to look at(or perhaps find a new wallpaper )

Salmon...
Jump...

Heart...

SPARKLESSS

Another sunset

[Reply #154 on:]

That's it. Thank you!!

...or in a different thread?

No no, this is exactly the kind of thing I had in mind when I started the thread. And hey, we don't need spoiler warnings on sunsets. Everybody loves sunsets! Silly-ternium

Also, I never noticed what looks like electrical transformers behind the PE building.

You don't remember?:

Ready the catapult, Sinclair. Aim for their power lines. They're the devil's veins and electricity is his blood.

Obsoletely Fabulous

[Reply #155 on:]

Well, off with the spoilers then!


I like this image too, just the whole picture. It really reminds me of whast I had in mind with the end scene of the short story it came from(had to read that for English class... "The Most Dangerous Game")

Edit:
Got rid of it:)

[Reply #156 on:]

I believe power lines are always been there.
Like here:

This is cool crash scene, Scruffy has a big job to do.

[Reply #157 on:]

Eternium:

That screen grab is so cool. It almost portrays Bender as a cold-hearted murderer the way the shot is set up and how the hunts master is cowering on the ground. If I can get that shot without the CC watermark, then I think I have  a new desktop background.

[Reply #158 on:]

Wow Eternium, that sunset and the scenes with the salmon are so beautiful! They both give me this sense of hope and happiness. Definitely changing my desktop background to that sunset!

[Reply #159 on:]

Salmon...
Jump...

Heart...

SPARKLESSS

Another sunset

The salmon scene appears reminiscent of the scene in parasites lost when they're depicted as otters. I would framegrab for comparison but I am without my dvds at this current time (and gotfuturama.com doens't have the right frames) - maybe on Monday ;D