The Simpsons are back in cinema! It is difficult to believe that it has been nearly 20 years since the most favorite animated family accepted the big screen with what remains one of the funniest animated films of the 2000s (Even if there are some weird choices). The film was more than just a long episode of the TV show, but a big story with huge deposits and plot only funny to feel at home in Springfield.

Now, the 20th -century studio has Posted That Homer and the rest of the family return a few seconds in a new movie to be released on July 23, 2027. By the time the film comes out, it will be almost exactly 20 years (minus a few days) away from the 20th anniversary of the first film, which was already released nearly 20 years after the 1989 show.

We know nothing about the film, except that it is a continuation of the "Simpsons" and date of release. It is unknown what will be will see the first one (virtually all the greatest writers from the earliest SEASONS OF THE ASSEMBLING AVENGERS-STYLE TO WRITE) Sequel Will Employ the New Writing Team that has made the recent seasons of the longest-running scripted primetime series in American History- seasons that are probably a lot, a lot well.

However, to return the "Simpsons" to the big screen is great news, especially given the state of animation today.

Simply put, as much as the animation progresses and constantly saves the cashier, the Walt Disney corporation struggles when it comes to art form. It's been years since Disney's film is nominated for an Oscar for the best animated feature, let alone conquer it. Even Pixar's movies, once hit a fire, fail in box office. What should the corporation do, but to rely on the oldest, reliable and long -lasting successful animated property available to save their box office? Although they would believe in today's sides, the Simpsons is not only well, but also successful enough to still renew the season after the season.

The question is, what will be of the poor personnel forced to make the film, After the first one almost killed the crew? There is also the question of the voice, which does not become younger. Replacing one of the casts on the TV show that there is probably not as much record for rating as one thing before, but replace them on the big screen? That's more complex.

There is also a question of box office and whether people will appear in Horde to pay to watch something they can watch for free on a Homer -made TV joke in the first stage of the first film, which has become just a time in the audience era for streaming and Disney's waiting for Disney.

If there is a movie that can potentially change it, an icon -based film -shower that enough people around the world recognize the point of driving mass in theaters, it is the "Simpsons".