How THE SIMPSONS MOVIE Masters Emotion
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I really like what you said about the status quo of the show and how they still somehow get you to buy into the drama of the situation. Now that's impressive writing. Great stuff, Tariq.
Stood by my phone with baited breath, waiting for you to comment so I can pin it lol. Thanks, Jims. Much love always. 🙏🏾
When TheRealJims, the guy whose entire career is him reviewing the Simpsons compliments your Simpsons video, you did a good job.
@@ToonrificTariq Thanks Tariq!
(Although if I knew you were waiting for me, I wouldn't have worked out before watching. Oops.) 😆
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Oh boy, weddings! That's where I'm a viking!
Not gonna lie, Marge's video to Homer really broke my heart. Her exhaustion was palpable. She was DONE.
Exactly. Not only was it so crazy to hear Marge say all that to Homer, but it hit even harder because of how much her performance sold the fact that those words hurt her just as much.
@@bibbidybobbidyboo5212 you nailed it! You could tell that it was eating her up to leave him.
I cried so hard on that scene
When it cut to their wedding, I BAWLED
They should of had Mary J Blige playing in the background
@@unfriendlyblkhottie444 Yeah. Props to the actress. She took a voice like Marge Simpson's and squeezed such a genuine performance out of it. Not easy.
My heart still breaks when I think of how Marge was so disappointed that she taped over their wedding tape, a poignant moment to be sure 😭
I love the Simpsons movie, and Marge's "Goodbye" is a major reason why. When she talks about overlooking Homer's many selfish flaws and then gets to the part about why she stays with him...only to admit that not even she really knows why at this point, it just stomps on my heart. And the kicker is, in that moment she's not wrong. Nobody can make a reasoned argument for why Marge should stay with Homer; not even Homer himself. And his sudden realization of this is heartbreaking because we know he can do better than this and we root so strongly for him to sort his mess out and do the right thing.
In a way, the movie is where the Simpsons ended for me. That isn't to say I think modern Simpsons bad or anything. I haven't watched it in years so I have no idea. But it was right around where the movie came out that I felt the Simpsons had reached its personal highs and had given me the best I could ask for, and the movie felt like the perfect cap to all of that. Some day I may go back and catch up on a lot of the stuff I missed, but if I never do, I'll consider the movie my perfect goodbye to Springfield.
same.
That scene where Marge left Homer is where real men cried. It was the most vulnerable Marge has ever sounded, huge kudos to Julie for pulling it off
It's because Matt Greoning had her record the scene 100 times for it to sound as emotional as possible
What a nice thing to say Kim 💗
She was actually sick during tge recording of that dialogue, hence the extra raspyness in her voice. But she killed it
agreed no shame in getting teary eyed.
I remember seeing the movie in theatres and there was an audible gasp from the audience when Marge said that she taped over the wedding video
You’re right in not wanting Simpsons haters in your life, and you should say it.
I can definitely make an argument for Simpsons still being good...
Family Guy however...
most people who either obsessively hate simpsons or obsessively love it are automatic avoids for me. the show is great, but people are really weird about it online for some reason
@@misterdewott8766 - It’s actually also getting better. Episodes recently have been less cynical and more emotional.
@@misterdewott8766 of course you can’t, that’s what Tariq is for :)
My mom hates the show and I can't live without her. She says she hates how the characters are disrespectful to each other and it's too stupid. I understand why someone would dislike the show but I think it's funny.
Lisa can’t have friends Homer can’t stop drinking Maggie can’t talk, BUT HEY if you’re Ned’s wife I have NEWS for you!
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Man managed to lose two women...
I'm glad they at least confirmed Homer does quit drinking at one point, just not during the timeframe the show covers.
@@toon4thought It's less egregious when you remember he's actually 60 and just looks young because he's healthy. If you're that old, people you love are probably gonna die, and if you're that healthy you'll probably outlive them. Wow, I meant to make this less sad, but I think I might be more sad now, sorry about that.
True
Don't let this distract you from the fact that Spider-Pig doesn't swing from a web because he's a pig. You still gotta look out though, because he is a Spider-Pig.
Another great thing about The Simpsons Movie...it gave us such legendary Burger King commercials where aliens turned everyone into Simpsons characters and when Krusty the Clown punched the Burger King
I think the fact that Marge said that she couldn’t finish the sentence of why she overlooks Homer’s flaws is what said everything. That really got me and showed how done she was. This movie really helped me get back into The Simpsons as I was just not as familiar with the show as other people were. When I saw The Way We Was for the first time, I thought back to this movie and it made me appreciate it again.
I was breathless throughout her whole speech. But when Close To You played, the damp broke and I gasped.
Marge taping over their wedding video to deliver that message to Homer.. the most powerful scene in the whole movie.
That tape Marge left for Homer makes me damn near bawl everytime. Especially the end where she explained "why I'm serious this time". Shit felt real.
me too.
Julie Kavner's vocal performance in the VHS scene is truly spectacular. It's rare to see a voice actor be given that much time and respect to be able to do something that authentic. I don't have a problem with celebrity voice acting in movies, for the most part, but it's scenes like this that make me sad that professional va's aren't given more opportunities to stretch their legs as performers in large scale projects.
Regardless of how long The Simpsons has aired for so long, The Simpsons Movie feels like a perfect finale that the series should end there.
yeah
same here 😔
like the spongebob movie
You…have a point there😅
I get really emotional even thinking about that scene and this video pulled the tears out of me. Great job bestie
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same especially when it's revealed she used the wedding tape to show she was serious.
This scene hits so much harder when you remember Marge risked her LIFE to run back into the house to get one item: Homer and Marge's wedding video
Also, props to the crew for keeping up Homer and Marge’s song “Close to You” after so many years (except for that doorbell episode that’s like 20 years old already)
I've read in a few places that Matt Groening had Julie Kavner record that message to Homer on he and Marge's wedding video 100 times to make whatever take they went with as emotional as possible. So when she says "I just don't know how to finish that sentence anymore" and sounds exhausted and defeated. It's because Julie had done the speech a bunch of times
That scene really hits hard especially if you watched the series from the very beginning that just shows everyone has a limit and believe me Marge had a threshold as big as Antarctica to deal with all of Homer's shit.
agreed and the thing is it's understandable why she has enough.
"Why do Birds Suddenly appear anytime you are near?" Makes me cry everytime
The wedding video is simultaneously a big ol' love letter to continuity and a big ol' hand wave to continuity. The wedding was Vegas style, done as quickly and cheaply as possible. The extent of the reception was the two of them eating cake on a bench, so no friends and family in the background. Visually, Marge was further along in her pregnancy at that point, and Homer's suit was a totally different shade of blue. I have never seen a scene that moved me so much yet makes so little sense, and I kinda love it for that.
I think the dynamic between Homer and Marge was always the most wholesome relationship in adult animation, and the movie cements that.
I remember seeing this in theaters just after I graduated high school. When Marge mentions taping over the wedding video, a large amount of the audience gasped. It was such a powerful and sad moment that really clinched how integral their family had become into so many lives.
I remember seeing this movie in theaters and I actually almost cried when Marge left. I’m so glad they did a fake out. I love the Simpsons too and if the show ever ends it truly will be the end of a cultural legacy
The fact they used the same song that Homer heard when he first saw Marge for when they were breaking up was actually such good choice.
Kavner really brings depth to her emotional performance here which is why at times in recent seasons its upsetting to hear Julie's voice now she sounds like she's in alot of pain.
2 videos so close together I'm hyped
I didn't get to grow up with the Simpsons due to the disapproval of my parents, assumedly because of President Bush's disapproval of the show in its early days, but for some reason my mom took us to see this movie on vacation the year it came out. Even only having absorbed Simpsons up to that point from cultural osmosis, the emotional bits still hit just as they were meant to.
Now that I've gone back and watched 8-9 seasons of the Simpsons, Hank Scorpio would have been an awesome callback and it's a shame they didn't go with it. Tariq crushes another video.
Yeah, I feel there’s a way they could’ve made the reference work. Just reintroduce him on the news, or with a flashy corporate video, or even make him annoyed when someone else doesn’t recognise him given he’s taken over the entire East Coast. There, with just a couple lines, the audience would’ve known everything they needed to about him.
I know for a fact that song meant a lot to Marge as well. Weirdly I heard "Close To You" for the first time from The Simpsons as well, but in a different episode. Not sure what the overarching plot was, but I remember Marge getting a fancy doorbell that played the first few notes of the chorus in a piano tune. She was obsessed with the bell at first, but iirc I think she got super tired of it towards the end, sadly.
I don't know what their release order was, but that was the first time for me. The song was so sweet, and Marge seemed to love it. I didn't realize why until later when I saw their high school episode (maybe as a rerun or something).
The performance absolutely makes this scene. Of course it hits the hardest in context, but I bet you could show someone that scene who without knowing anything about the Simpsons and they'd feel it.
my grandfather died last night. he lived in alaska. as a kid, i also lived up there, and i would watch the show in the evening. last time i was at his house, i watched a few episodes.
the day i moved, the simpsons movie was on tv. it was the scene where the family was moving to alaska. i always thought it was funny. my family was getting in a taxi to the airport, and they were driving away.
ill miss my grandpa.
This just dropped out of nowhere??!!!! AWWWWWW YEEEEAAAAAH.
"Lisa can’t have friends, Homer can’t stop drinking, Maggie can’t talk"
I think the show got worse because of this to be honest.
Maybe not Maggie or maybe Homer, But I trully believe that Making Lisa an Outcast to the rest of their own group age hurt the characther in the long run.
Broo me too. It's like I'm soo sick of the episode where Lisa meets a friend voiced by a celebrity that we never gon see again. Just one loser girl Lisa can hang out with from episode to episode is all I ask
@@__8142 What you're saying is Lisa needs her own version of what Milhouse is to Bart
@@nessesaryschoolthing pretty much. U can even make her a sort of love interest for Bart so we can get rid of that recurring storyline too. I'm just sick of seeing Lisa alone all the time shit low-key depressing
@@nessesaryschoolthing milhouse is more Bart's flunky than his friend though. Someone who either compliments (for more heartfelt moments) or contrasts (for comedy) her personality would be better. Like if they'd kept Alison as her friend.
She had a rival and they become friends at the end of the episode then they forgot about her
I just rewatched the movie and my first impression was that I forgot just how good it was. It really felt like the moment where the show peaked, I was getting choked up just hearing that Carpenter's song again man
It was the final time most of the classic writers contributed, including Groening, and they all focused on scenes they were best at. And it really shines for it
I really liked that you highlighted out Julie’s voice performance in the videotape. That’s what always stuck out to me the most with that scene. It’s so impactful.
This movie has heart, but I rarely hear people talk about it. I never think about it much but thinking back whenever it happened to be on I always got sucked in. Good, thoughtful comments!
This movie doesn’t get enough love. I’m not even a huge Simpsons fan but it’s such a masterpiece
I watched this movie on a bootlegged DVD on repeat as a kid and my parents were so mad because when we got cable back I only watched the Simpsons
Heres the thing, I've never watched the movie, and I stopped watching the show after season 4 roughly. I've never grown up with these characters and I've never felt that emotionally attached to them.
Which is why I'm so surprised that when Marge said that she recorded over their wedding video, I was genuinely stunned. I felt a fraction of what Homer felt in that moment and that is incredibly impressive to me
The whole film, I was laughing and really enjoying it. And then I saw this scene, and everything went quite in me, the hilarity subsided. And the film's fist slowly started to punch my gut. I dont think I breathed for the whole of Marge's speech. I think this was before Bojack, but that is the best comparison I have to what was achieved in this scene. Somehow doing a dance between hard drama and almost surreal comedy. A dance so intricate and pivots on a dime. It's my favorite scene in the whole movie, whole franchise.
Holy shit, she did more than a hundred takes? Thank you Ms Julie.
this scene is the one simpsons scene that never fails to make me cry. Hell, the one scene in CINEMA HISTORY that never fails to make me cry. Every beat hits, and it hits so. damn. good.
Two ToonrificTariq videos in one week? It's like Christmas came early!
I watched an episode of season 21 five days ago, where Homer won a lottery and got $100,000 and missed singing a wedding song with Marge in the process and the episode ended with the two of them singing that very song in a hot air balloon during sunset, rising over Springfield, that song being "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off". That ending is the only ending in the show where I cried.
dO iT FoR HEr
The delivery of Marge's voice actress always gets me. I've never been able to put how this scene makes me feel, the closest I've ever gotten is other people's comments on clips from the movie, but you managed to do it Tariq.
The emotion that The Simpsons used to have (or at least primarily had) makes it all the more painful when you look back at older episodes or specials or stuff and know what it becomes in the future. You can even here it in the voices, but not because of a lack of trying. They're just getting old, and they can't do the voices as well as they did 25 years ago
It really is like seeing an old family member or pet deteriorate slowly, but at least with an old family member or pet they'll eventually die. The Simpsons can and probably will outlive all of us.
Every time he makes a remark about viewership being down I think, "Wait, there are people out there who DON'T enthusiastically watch every new ToonrificTariq video without exception?"
Me but I research every single video of his randomly every few months even the ones from like 4 years ago LMFAO
everytime tariq uploads i end up binging a bunch of videos of his too, perfect timing for me at least LMAO
Holy shit, two Tariq videos in two days
I was wondering when you would make a video on this movie lol, I use to watch this all the time as a kid and I think its because of the emotional moments that it had. Amazing Video Per Usual
in my own experience with the series it was sorta reversed, i'd watched the movie and this scene plenty of times, but hadn't seen a majority of the show - so the first time i watched it through, and saw the episode about how homer and marge met, and heard that specific song, i realised how much more impact this scene has
I always cry during this scene, always. I had to force myself not to cry just watching this video.
the simpsons movie is a very big movie of my childhood i never really had electronics as a kid all i had was an dsi and a dvd player with a season 3 and 5 of the simpsons and the movie ive watched it countless time and as a child i never understood what was going on entirely but i still felt very hard emotions for the movie and that tv scene always makes me cry more then anything else in any movie,show
I think one of my favourite things about The Simpsons (and it's highlighted in this scene really nicely) is that it is incredibly easy to see the show as a story of a bumbling husband with a loyal wife-and this scene shows that it is how HOMER sees it too (in this scene anyways), but in actuality, the love that Marge and Homer have for each other is so palpable and transcends the antics of the show that you see this scene and it fits in nicely with not just the plot of the movie but with so many episodes of the main series that's it's like....OF COURSE Marge feels this way. The scene doesn't feel out of place for the series as a whole or one that has just been manufactured for the movie; it fits in with the grand scheme of the show, too.
This video was too good! My appreciation for this classic has definitely gotten much higher. ❤😢
Thank you! I’m really proud of this one!
I love it when I get to catch it near the premiere. Thanks Tariq, keep it up! Love watching other black kids do what we love!
It doesn't matter how long ago I've seen this movie, this scene is burned into my brain. Marge and Homer despite the cracks in their relationship genuinely love one another and always put their love first. He'll there was an episode where marge got Homer a present to give back to Marge. Their relationship and how palpable their love is makes this scene. I really felt even as a kid how devasting her decision to leave was. Great video!
I love the little details in this scene like where Marge looks around and how she sounds trying to convey her feelings, truly an amazing scene
The fact that homer looks away as marge takes off the towel lmaoo
I like how everyone at the wedding is a small group of close friends and family to Homer and Marge but there's some random girl who seems to be there as Barney's date. That seems pretty in-character for him
As a kid growing up in Alaska I was just so excited to see my home get some rep in a big movie. Some on point Alaska jokes too (and some cliche ones but what are you gonna do)
This, the Get Animated or Die Tryin’, the Recess, One of the Peanuts Vids, and the Brian’s Wallows Vid have made me cry my eyes out. Fantastic Work
I never watched The Simpsons but I watched this movie when I was younger and loved it. I probably watched the DVD 20 times in the first year I owned it. Definitely friendly to new viewers.
I couldn’t listen to close to you for while because I associated it with this and it just made me sad. I can listen to it now again
Two new vids in a row, Tariq really know how to treat his street.
Oh heck, I haven’t seen that Tracey Ullman short at the start in probably 20 years! Memory unlocked dude. Seeing the dark blue bathroom and Marge climbing in was like “wait a minute, I know this…”
The show the shorts were from wasn’t a thing in the UK, but some major retrospective on UK TV around the turn of the millennium used them for interstitial moments between their interviews, clips, and their top-10 (or whatever it was) countdown. It was the first time I saw any of those shorts, and it was so interesting and different to me to have sketches with punchlines for these characters rather than drawn-out scenarios.
I remember not really knowing what they were, and when the first DVDs came out I remember wondering if they’d have them, but of course they didn’t! And naturally hardly anyone else over here knew what they were, though it’s probably better-known now with the internet and everything.
So I’ve been living with the vague memory of that bathtub scene in the back of my brain, and no way of scratching that itch! Thanks very much!
The rest of this analysis was great too, but I just wanted to focus on the intro haha
It’s interesting cause I haven’t seen this movie in years but this is actually the one scene I do remember. I remember being so shocked and sad when Marge mentioned taping her message over their wedding video and desperately wanting her and Homer to make amends. Great video! I’m liking these new segments like “Loosies” and “In Real Life”. Your videos have been so consistent and packed with such good quality. I wish they were getting the views they deserved but your grind is not going unnoticed Tariq. You’re doing an amazing job. Keep your head up!
Every time I watch "Life On The Fast Line," I think Marge is gonna leave Homer. And that was season one!
“Y’all don’t care about like mike”
I care about like mike dude, and you’ve earned yourself a subscriber. Great video
Is this a glimpse of consistency Tariq?! 👀
I cry every time.
heck, I'm crying right now.
Jesus Christ every episode is a god damn treasure. Seriously, thank you.
I'll always love the Simpsons movie. it just hits different
OMG TARIQ IS SERVING
i love this video👍😁 just discovered or channel and as a cartoon lover, its amazing to see someone with that same passion! ur analyses are on point. and i rly like ur music taste! its also nice to see a successful black creator on this app. keep shining man❤️
ah, this scene. this fucking scene. as a kid, i always had to look away when i got to it, since it just hit that hard. hell, even just seeing the scene in this video got me to tear up. it's powerful shit, man.
this fuckin movie, bro. shit kills me everytime. maybe it's nostalgia, maybe it's just that good, but you nailed it here man. the simpsons will never be the same after this movie.
the way i related so much man, another great video 🔥
another classic? tariq killin it with uploads rn
Bro, I love Toonrific Tariq, Snoopy, Mike, Lou and Ogg and all. Static Shock or no
This was a great video Tariq, as always. Getting the notification for this after the Like Mike video was definitely a welcomed surprise.
I remember not really remembering the gravity of this scene the first time when I watched it as a kid. But after rewatching it so many times then, and being reminded of it now with your video, it really does go to show how great this scene is and how good the simpsons is.
Keep up the great work man
Although not the cinema where I did most of my under-20 moviegoing, The Simpsons Movie was the 2nd-to-last film I saw at the Dreamland Cinema in Margate before it closed down in November that year!
The VERY last film I saw there was Surf’s Up!
At the time, I was a college student, but even though I live in the South East of England, my learning disability meant the “only” college I could go to was all the way in Swindon, Wiltshire!
I REALLY wanted to drop out, and although I did make attempt to drop out a few times, for some reason, NONE of those attempts were successful!
September 2007 was ESPECIALLY bad, in addition to the typical post-summer break syndrome, I was further expressing my disdain for boarding (sadly, I didn’t think to give a proper explanation of WHY I didn’t like boarding or that I felt I was being given the “Why me?” treatment) and not only did I want to drop out, but having seen The Simpsons Movie less than 2 months ago, I would’ve, if I had the money, bought a full-size-VHS video camera and shot a goodbye message, inspired by the one in this movie, and even taped over my class’s act in the school production my first full year at the school I was going to at the time!
One student at the college I was going to in 2007 got at me for hating boarding, which he really liked! He even ORDERED me to EMBRACE boarding life, adding that if I did, he’d buy me The Simpsons Movie on DVD when released! I told him he can keep the DVD as I was planning to get The Simpsons Movie on Blu Ray!
As sad as it was that my attempts to drop out of that awful college didn’t work, I can happily say that for Christmas 2007, I got The Simpsons Movie on Blu Ray and Surf’s Up on UMD, both of which I still have today!
I love family guy, american dad and Simpsons but I’ve always loved Simpsons more because they're so good at making the viewers feel, especially the way Marge + Homer are in love
I think you should review the latest season ( 33 ), it kinda has a lot of maturity in terms of emotion + personality for example where Lisa has the octopus and fluidly expresses the way she feels or when Bart has a crush on the teacher and struggles to express the way he feels because he does it through misbehaviour and ignorance
I have, actually! Myself and my friend Johnny have a podcast called Cartoons That Curse and we did an episode on Season 33. You can find it on UA-cam or Spotify!
@@ToonrificTariq good lad! I’ll be sure to check that one out, thanks for the reply aswell I love your page. Keep it up.
Man Tariq the day you quit youtube imma cry fam, keep up the great work
Get da tissues ready because I’m veryyy close lol.
You playin with my emotions son, i respect your decision nonetheless big dawg
They Also Are Dancing Together On Beat In The Video 🖤
I haven’t watched a new episode since like s.30, maybe. But if they dropped a movie today, I’d buy 3 tickets to that show.
FML if I didn't immediately start to tear up the moment Close to You Dropped. God damn it it was mistake to listen to this at work.
I mean, shit- when I saw that scene I fully believed it was the end, and it hurted SO BAD! HomerxMarge is sacred to me. Nothing should keep them apart, bc even with all of their flaws (Marge's too, she is no saint), they still support one another. They still try to make it work.
Maybe it is because I have divorced parents, and Homer and Marge were my confort ship as a kid, and I wished my parents had tried just a little like those two do in each episodes, but nobody wants a psychological analysis here.
Which is why the new era Simpsons upsets me so much. Is like they are constantly putting Homer as a sociopathic bum, and Marge as this poor unfortunate soul that settled.
And I don't like it
This is the video that finally got my dumb 90s baby ass to watch the show that I've only seen in passing since the very first airing of Who Shot Mr. Burns - evidently one of my earliest memories, because the second I heard the "it's like taking candy from a baby" line, I had a fuckin Marty McFly "hey, I've seen this one" moment, it gave me the Worst whiplash. Anyway I'm balls deep in the show and I've spent like $90 on merch and this movie is a masterpiece, don't look at me.
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I've heard a few things online lately, and talked to a couple of friends about The Simpsons Movie where I've heard mixed opinions on it, but I feel like a lot of them haven't seen it in a long time. Although it might not be groundbreaking in anyway, it's far and away a fantastic adaptation of the series. It has the comedy and the heart. I still can't watch that scene of Marge telling Homer that this is goodbye without tearing up, even though I've seen the movie 50 times. It's so heart breaking and it feels real.
You hit the nail on the head with this video, even though I just tried to, I couldn't explain it better myself lmao
I remember this movie... I loved it...
aye I liked the like mike video !! this one hit tho legit made me cry. keep it up bro bro
Whats crazy is I really liked the be like Mike video I remember watching it as a kid but I didn't follow basketball, our nba in England in football we all dreamed of being a superstar athlete at one point as poor little boys
I been seeing comments for Years asking you to do this movie, now it’s here and no one’s watching!?
Man i swear all ur content is top notch but how is the buzz on Maggie got more views
Why the best always gotta get overlooked man , Tariq is top tier at this cartoon essay analysis stuff 🔥🔥
One of the best movies in cartoon history
When "Close to you" plays it just makes me tear up.
This is one of the first movies I remember seeing in theaters, this movie is so good and underrated I think
I'm sick of negative energy, ah yeah, too true
My man don't miss 🔥🔥 video as always
ill just say i didnt finish the like mike vid bc u inspired me to rewatch it so I can come back to it later