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Futurama: The Beast with a Billion Backs (Video 2008) 7.2
The Planet Express crew discovers a tentacle covered, planet sized alien that wishes to copulate with it all the inhabitants of Earth. Director:Peter Avanzino |
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The Planet Express crew must work to fix rips between their universe and another inhabited by a planet-sized, tentacle alien which soon takes over the Earth and uses it's ability to control Fry to command an entire religion which takes over and convinces the inhabitants of Earth to abandon the Earth to live in a pseudo-heaven, leaving the robots of the world to inherit the planet. Written by Anonymous
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Written and Performed by Kool & The Gang during the Yivo date scene
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Leela's fake tentacle hose has a label that reads: "Apex Garden Hose: The Gopher Drowner." See more »Goofs
The remnants of Fry's pink note disappear and reappear on Bender's sword during the climactic fight with Yivo. See more »Quotes
Philip J. Fry: I don't know if I can put my heart on the line again only to have it broken and stumped on like a nerd's face.See more »
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Similar to 'The Simpsons Movie (2007)', the actors' names are shown with pictures of the characters they portrayed. See more »Soundtracks
"Jungle Boogie"Written and Performed by Kool & The Gang during the Yivo date scene
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Upon the very first viewing of this movie, Futurama fans ought to be willing to pony up the 25 bucks a pop for the next 2 installments in this series without even thinking twice. Even more so than the Simpsons theatrical feature, this should stand as Matt Groening's best usage of the full-length format to tell a story that is at once compelling and completely hilarious.
Bender steals the show, we all knew it would happen, but the real highlight here is the film's conclusion, which breaches the small-screen feel of the Futurama series to enter the realm of great space epics, with a final outcome that would rival any of Douglas Adams' wildest dreams. Critics of this film should realize that an animated movie isn't going to bring you ultimate happiness, but rather you should enjoy the simple message this film presents, and think twice about the story's moral questions about life, the universe and everything...
Fantastic movie, and some of the best jokes we've ever seen from Philip J. Fry and crew. Can't wait for the next one...