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Must See Movie...

It was OK. I don't see why everyone loves it so much. It wasn't very smart or deep or well-directed.

I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

The gang returns after being canceled for 2 years. Hermes Conrad gets decapitated. His wife goes back to Barbados Slim. The gang delivers a package to a nude beach planet. Philip J. Fry has a tattoo of Bender on his butt. An alien criminal gang scams the email addresses of the group and they get attacked by computer viruses. The criminals take over Bender and Planet Express. They find the secret to time travel on Fry's butt. Turanga Leela starts going out with Lars Fillmore who has a passing resemblance to Fry.It's great that Futurama gets a second chance. It starts with a fun middle finger to Fox executives. The story feels over-extended. At ninety minutes or four episodes, this runs on in the second half. Nibbler blasting the tattoo feels climatic which ended all the time traveling. The second half continues and continues. The narrative does not fit the three act structure.

Being a fan of time travel and Futurama, I could only say that this movie combines perfectly both of my pleasures.If you loved the original Futurama, this movie depicts a higher quality in 3D graphic animation than the original series (no wonder, it was made 3 years after the series cancellation).The plot is simply genius and it also shows a lot of back flashes related to previous seasons, as well as introducing/continuing Fry and Leela's romance story.Overall, this movie is a must to watch for any fan of time travel adventures but if you never watched the series you may not understand some of the sequences or recurring jokes.

I just finished watching it, and I'm not quite sure where to start. One thing I can say is that it was way beyond my expectations for the movie continuation of my favourite cartoon series.The main plot line is that a group of scamming alien nudists (fox has weird imagination by the way) who buys Planet Express and gives Bender a virus that forces him to obey they're every wish. The scammers soon realizes that the secret for time travel lies in a binary code in a tattoo on Frys butt. (Leela: What's the secret of time travel doing on Fry's ass? Fry: It was bound to be somewhere!) Since the time portal is a one way trip, they order Bender to go back in time, then wait until the present (since he doesn't age)to give them the loot. In the meanwhile Leela falls in love with a guy called Lars, and not to spoil anything I'll just leave that there. Also I'll neither spoil anymore of this story, although it would be extremely hard to try anyway. Oh yes, Hermes loses his body and his wife leaves him for Barbados Slim, but the rest of the story you'll have to see by you're self.Now this movie is obviously about time travel, and I must confess this is the most complex and clever time paradox movie I've ever seen. Although it doesn't make a damned sense, it somehow fits together and makes an entertaining and extremely intelligent film that is sure to please an every Futurama and Sci-Fi fan. And don't forget to watch the sequel: The Beast with a Billion Backs.Bender: Hasta la vista, meatbag!

I read a comment from another user regarding this flick... it raved, it extolled, it was more than complementary. It was SO misleading that I'd think the writer is 12 if it weren't for the apparently adult vocab.The first half of this bit of dreck is a rehash of bits from the entire series - much like any other 'movie' version of a TV show that got cancelled for being stale and simply HAD to have another crack at moving merchandise at a 7-11 near you. The latter half begs a drunken audience with 2-digit IQs.Don't waste your time (or, Buddha forbid, money!) on this. Stick to the earlier years of the series and don't sully good memories with Matt Groening's selling-out. Go watch something with David Hasselhoff, at least you'll walk away with a sense of smell.