The Simpsons Movie

The film begins with Ralph Wiggum joyfully singing along to the legendary 20th Century Fox logo. This lively moment sets a whimsical tone for the events to follow, establishing Ralph's innocent enthusiasm.

Transitioning into the fictional film, *Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie*, the opening reveals a cosmic battle on the moon. Here, Itchy triumphs over Scratchy, only to return to Earth as a celebrated hero, marking a turn in his character as he ascends into the political realm.

As Itchy rises to the presidency, he experiences a moment of paranoia when he believes he spots the purportedly deceased Scratchy. This triggers a violent impulsive response where Itchy launches a hundred missiles at Scratchy, creating chaos at a movie theater.

During the unfolding movie, Homer loudly expresses his dissatisfaction with the film, exclaiming, 'Boring!' Lisa tries to quiet him, highlighting their family's quirks and comedic dynamics. This moment transitions into a visually stylish rendition of the classic *Simpsons* theme.

Following the movie, Green Day performs at Lake Springfield, delivering the *Simpsons* theme song. However, their subsequent comments on environmental issues provoke the audience's anger, leading to chaos as trash is thrown into the lake, causing their barge to sink.

At a memorial service after the concert incident, Grampa receives a divine revelation about an impending disaster. His ominous warning stirs concern among the residents, prompting Marge to delve deeper into its meaning, setting the stage for the ensuing events.

Lisa passionately campaigns for the environment, faced with significant challenges in rallying support from the community. Eventually, she meets Colin, a sympathetic ally who shares her ecological concerns, strengthening her cause.

As Homer receives a list of chores from Marge, including addressing a growing sinkhole, he opts to cover it up rather than deal with it. His humorous approach leads to a series of chaotic events where he and Bart challenge each other to extreme dares.

In a comedic twist, Homer adopts a pig used in a Krusty commercial after it is spared from slaughter. Naming it Spider-Pig, he inadvertently ignites new responsibilities that contribute to the chaos stirred by pollution in Springfield.

Lisa organizes a conference addressing pollution levels at the town's lake, prompting Mayor Quimby to call a state of emergency. To demonstrate commitment, the mayor sets up barriers to prevent further contamination, a humorous misstep exemplified by Cletus trying to dispose of a possum.

Homer learns about free donuts at the landfill, leading him to dump toxic waste directly into the lake for a shortcut. The disastrous act causes severe pollution and grotesque mutations in local wildlife, escalating the environmental crisis.

At the White House, Russ Cargill presents President Schwarzenegger with alarming evidence of Springfield's pollution. Randomly choosing a drastic course of action, the president greenlights the construction of a giant dome over the city to contain the crisis.

Following the pollution revelation, the Simpson family escapes through a sinkhole to a motel. Homer hazards an escape plan to Alaska, balancing the family’s survival with the weight of environmental devastation at home.

Amidst the growing chaos, Homer discovers a touching message from Marge urging him to save Springfield. Fueled by her words, he embarks on an urgent mission across icy terrains to rescue his family from the clutches of the EPA.

In a thrilling climax, Homer faces off against Russ Cargill, relying on Bart’s bravery to disable a bomb threatening Springfield. Their actions culminate in the dome's destruction, allowing hope and community revival to return to Springfield.