Simpsons Comics Shake-Up and Simpsons Comics Colossal Compendium Graphic Novel Reviews
“Simpsons Comics Shake-Up” entertains while “Simpsons Comics Colossal Compendium Volume 1” falls flat. Continue reading →
April 14, 2014 Posted by nicklyons1 | Book review | Bart Simpson, Bongo Comics, Homer Simpson, Lisa Simpson, Maggie Simpson, Marge Simpson, Radioactive Man, Simpsons Comics, Simpsons Comics Shake-Up and Simpsons Comics Colossal Compendium Graphic Novel Reviews, The Simpsons Grpahic Novels | Leave a comment
The Simpsons: The Fourteenth Season Blu-ray and DVD Reviews
Overall, the episodes in this 14th boxed set of the long-running animated series pale in comparison to the heyday of its first eight-or-so seasons. But, at the same time, there’s still a lot to love here, and I defy you to name ANY series that still manages to have this many consistent moments. That’s sort of a trick question, since most TV shows don’t even make it to 14 seasons (in fact, as of this writing, “The Simpsons” is now the longest running series of all time).
“The Simpsons” has reached the point where comparison to other shows is pointless and redundant; one can now only assess each season by comparing it to previous ones. That being said, there isn’t a single episode that compares favorably to those made several years earlier, yet at least half of them are funnier and more original than any current “Family Guy” episode.
Which raises the question…should the longtime “Simpsons” fan invest in this set? For completists, the answer is obviously yes. For fans who only wish to relive the greatest moments of the show overall, the answer is probably no; in my humble opinion, the show’s best years were seasons three through eight, and season 14 falls into that netherworld where the show itself seemed to have exhausted most of its original ideas. But to the newbie who has never experienced the show? Hey, there might be two or three of those left, and for them, there are a lot worse ways to spend your cash. Starting with the annual “Treehouse of Horror” episode, there are a lot of laughs to be found in the episodes here, many of which warrant repeated viewings.
“The Simpsons” may no longer be considered the cutting edge of TV comedy but it is still one of the more consistently entertaining programs. This 14th boxed set doesn’t not feature the show at its best, but it is still a decent collection of sharp and humorous satire.
DVD Extras:
A Haunting Invite From Matt Groening
Audio Commentaries on every episode with Executive Producers Al Jean and Mike Scully, joined by Writers, Actors and Directors
It’s Only Rock ‘N’ Roll
The 300th Episode Featurette
In The Beginning
The Halloween Classics
Foolish Earthlings
Deleted Scenes with Commentary
Multi-Angle Animation Showcase
Original Sketches
Special Language Feature
The Blu-ray set features two exclusive episodes (Treehouse Of Horrors V and VI).
December 29, 2011 Posted by dmanderson | Blu-Ray review, DVD review | Bart Simpson, DVD, Homer Simpson, season 14, Simpsons, The Simpsons Season 14 Blu-ray Review, The Simpsons Season 14 DVD Review | Leave a comment
The Simpsons: The Complete Twentieth Season
While it is refreshing to see “The Simpsons” come to Blu-Ray, Fox makes a big mistake by this sets lack of extras. Continue reading →
February 5, 2010 Posted by nicklyons1 | Blu-Ray review | animation, Bart Simpson, Blu-Ray review, Homer Simpson, Matt Groening, The Simpsons The Complete 20th Season | Leave a comment
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