The Simpsons Movie Trivia

1. To solve a polluting issue, Springfield builds a wall preventing all people from dumping. How is it tested to work?

From Quiz The Simpsons Movie

Answer: Cletus tries to dump a rat, but can't.

Mayor Quimby is talking to some supervisors, and they ask how the wall works. He responds by asking Cletus to try to dump something in. Cletus grabs a rat and tries to dump it, but the wall blocks him, and he says, "I can't, I simply can't."

From Quiz "The Simpsons Movie": Did You Pay Attention?

Answer: Washingtoon Post

The real Washington Post is circulated throughout Washington, D.C. and was founded in 1877. It is widely accepted as one of the most important and influential newspapers in the United States. In "The Simpsons Movie"(2007), the headline can be seen after Itchy and Scratchy are on the moon and Itchy goes back to Earth.

From Quiz Homer Takes the Big Screen

Answer: I will not illegally download this movie.

The idea for a "Simpsons" movie had been thought up years ago. In 1997, the producers secured the Internet domain www.simpsonsmovie.com. After several failed attempts, due to lack of staff and lack of script, production on the movie finally began in 2001. The movie was supposed to premier in the summer of 2006, but was delayed a year to revise the script, re-do some voice work and generally make the movie as perfect as possible. There were countless deleted, re-worked and alternate scenes (produced to ensure that no one would know the plot of the movie) that Matt Groening has said will be released with the DVD of the movie; he was quoted as saying that it is enough material for two more movies.

From Quiz The Simpsons Movie

Answer: Skate to Krusty Burger and back naked

At the beginning of the film, Bart skates to Krusty Burger naked after Homer calls him 'chicken', but he is caught by Officer Wiggum in the process. Officer Wiggum then proceeds to cuff Bart to a lamp post. Flanders is eventually Bart's saviour when he hands over a spare pair of shorts he carries around for 'emergencies'.

From Quiz D'ohme! - "The Simpsons Movie"

Answer: Russ Cargill

Russ mentions this fact when he appears as a projected image on the inside wall of the dome. The man self-proclaimed to have gone "mad with power" claims that owning the company that made the dome did not influence his decision to cover Springfield with it.

From Quiz The Simpsons Movie

Answer: Siamese Twins

Homer wins the truck by riding a motorcycle inside the wheel of death. When the carnie realizes he has to give Homer his truck, he looks over and sees the Siamese twins palming rolling pins.

From Quiz The Simpsons Movie

Answer: Barney

Marge, Lisa, Maggie, and Bart finally get back and Moe greets them. He calls himself the "Emperor of Springfield". However Barney shouts, "No you're not!" and throws a grenade. Moe returns it and Barney concludes, "Ok!"

From Quiz "The Simpsons Movie": Did You Pay Attention?

Answer: Jackie Kennedy and Hillary Clinton

Jackie Kennedy was "Simpsonized" as one of the mice women riding in the car with Itchy, as part of his parade celebration after he returned from the moon. Hillary Clinton was "Simpsonized" as his running mate in the Presidential election. The blonde mouse in the parade could have been a version of Marilyn Monroe(for those of you who don't know, it was thought that JFK and Monroe were having an affair in the '60s.) Maria Shriver is Arnold Schwarzenegger's wife. However, because he was not born in the United States (he is Austrian), he can never become President and, therefore, she can never become First Lady.

From Quiz Homer Takes the Big Screen

Answer: "The Simpsons" theme

Green Day was shown playing on a barge in the polluted lake right after the opening credits of the movie. The words scrolling on the screen at the feet of singer Billie Joe Armstrong were just "Da da da da da..." over and over and he sang it to the tune of "The Simpsons" opening theme song. When the scene was first scripted the band was not specified, but the guys in Green Day sent a letter to "The Simpsons" producers saying that they would love to be involved with the movie, and they were given the part of the band at the beginning of the movie.

From Quiz The Simpsons Movie

Answer: A silo of pig droppings

Springfield Lake is extremely polluted and Lisa leads a campaign to have it cleaned up. Homer has a new pet pig and has a dilemma of where to put all of the waste that his new pet creates. Homer doesn't listen to Marge and decides to dump his silo of pig droppings in the newly 'cleaned' lake, leading to disastrous circumstances. The lake becomes so polluted that President Schwarzenegger orders the town sealed in a protective dome.

From Quiz D'ohme! - "The Simpsons Movie"

Answer: Evil

Homer apparently singlehandedly pollutes the lake even more than it was before the town cleaned it up. He was actually going to listen to Marge and dispose of the waste properly - until Lenny called with an offer of free donuts. Unfortunately the lake creates a squirrel with many eyes, which catches the eye of the Environmental Protection Agency.

From Quiz The Simpsons Movie

Answer: Sequel

She speaks at the very end. You have to watch the credits on the movie in order to see this.

From Quiz The Simpsons Movie

Answer: Venice

A man is trying to decide whether to go in or out as the dome comes down. He decides too slow, and is squished. When he was about to go in he shouts, "I've never seen Venice," but the dome lands quickly, and squishes him.

From Quiz "The Simpsons Movie": Did You Pay Attention?

Answer: Binge Responsibly

At first glance, I thought it said "Drink Responsibly" but upon closer inspection, I noticed it said "Binge" instead of "Drink". Duff Beer is the beer of choice for most, if not all, of the beer-drinkers in Springfield.

From Quiz Homer Takes the Big Screen

Answer: An Irritating Truth

After her door-to-door initiative to garner concern for pollution failed, Lisa and her friend Colin held a seminar in order to convince the townspeople that their lake was in trouble. The seminar's name was a parody of Al Gore's 2006 movie "An Inconvenient Truth", which was about climate change and global warming. Lisa and Colin were successful in getting a ban on dumping material in the lake.

From Quiz D'ohme! - "The Simpsons Movie"

Answer: Emperor of Springfield

One can't tell for sure if Moe's claim to be Emperor of Springfield is the truth, but Barney Gumble at least appears to agree - after being bested off-screen by his own flaming liquor bottle.

From Quiz The Simpsons Movie

Answer: Schwarzenegger

The California state governor is the Oval Office leader in the movie. Although his voice sounds very much like that of Ranier Wolfcastle, the plaque on his desk clearly states his name.

From Quiz The Simpsons Movie

Answer: Carrots

Russ Cargill explains the situation the Springfieldians are in. Afterward someone asks if they were trapped like rats. He replies, "No rats can escape; you're more like carrots." I love the part in this scene when some random guy interrupts by saying, "Woohoo! Yeah Springfield!" Sometimes I look at a map of some state, and if it says Springfield somewhere, I'll shout to nobody, "Woohoo! Yeah Springfield!"

From Quiz "The Simpsons Movie": Did You Pay Attention?

Answer: Oatmeal Enthusiast

You have to look VERY closely. I could read the "Oatmeal" quite easily, but it took me a while to find out that the second part said "Enthusiast". The picture on the cover of the magazine is simply a bowl of oatmeal. As Homer comes crashing through the roof a mere few feet away from Grandpa, Grandpa appears to show zero reaction!

From Quiz The Simpsons Movie

Answer: Green Day

The film begins with Green Day's float dissolving due to the amount of pollution in Springfield Lake. The residents are not impressed when the band tries to talk about 'environmental' issues, and they boo and jeer as the band sinks to an amusing rendition of the 'Titanic' theme tune. Green Day is an American punk band whose album, 'American Idiot', has gone triple platinum and sold seven million copies worldwide. The band's version of the Simpsons' theme tune has been released alongside the film.

From Quiz D'ohme! - "The Simpsons Movie"

Answer: An elephant ramming the dome

Unfortunately for the townspeople, their attempts at destroying the dome are what spark Russ Cargill's decision to destroy the town, when he decides that people escaping from the dome could cause some big problems for the government. Luckily Homer saves the day with his physically-impossible motorcycle stunt!

From Quiz The Simpsons Movie

Answer: Missouri

The other three border the town of Springfield along with Ohio, according to the movie. That would place it nowhere specific, however Springfield Vermont was given the honorary title prior to the movie's premiere.

From Quiz The Simpsons Movie

Answer: Disney

In this scene Homer and Marge are blocked off from their kids, and are happy. All of a sudden Disney-esque animals climb in from the window, and undress Marge revealing a nice dress. They try to take off Homer's shirt, but can't, and have to call for help from other animals.

From Quiz The Simpsons Movie

Answer: Maggie

Maggie escapes through a sink hole beneath her sand pit, with nobody noticing. Marge believes she is seeing things when she spots Maggie outside the dome and by the time Homer arrives, Maggie is back in her sand pit.

From Quiz D'ohme! - "The Simpsons Movie"

Answer: twisted tail

Marge is at first the only person to take Grandpa Simpson's speech seriously. She immediately realizes the pig as being foretold by the words "twisted tail", but it is not until later (specifically, the introduction of the dome) that she is taken seriously. The "thousand eyes" from his speech refer to the squirrel, and "EPA" to the Environmental Protection Agency.

From Quiz The Simpsons Movie

Answer: Rod and Todd

The boys are seen making "no" style gestures as Bart and Ned hug each other. Like most of Springfield, Rod and Todd have had their share of his antics.

From Quiz The Simpsons Movie

Answer: A jet pack

Homer eventually gets to Springfield after a wrecking ball scene that is painful to watch. He is in a room of gadgets, and stupidly takes super glue to get to the top of the dome instead of the helpful rocket. Now everyone knows, "Homer Simpson's got cojones!"

From Quiz "The Simpsons Movie": Did You Pay Attention?

Answer: Moe's Bar

Moe's Bar was not on the outskirts of town. You could see this in the scene where Moe, Barney, and others came out of the bar, then Reverend Lovejoy and several parishioners came out of the church and then both groups ran to the opposite buildings (Moe and Barney ran to the church, and Rev. Lovejoy ran to the bar).

From Quiz Homer Takes the Big Screen

Answer: Grand Theft Walrus

After the family escaped from the dome-covered Springfield, Homer convinced them to flee to Alaska. After a fight with Marge, Homer went out to Eski-Moes bar where he played 'Grand Theft Walrus'. The small scene of the game that was shown in the movie had a walrus driving around in a convertible and shooting penguins.

From Quiz The Simpsons Movie

Answer: Alaska

The Simpsons are run out of town after Homer is discovered to be the culprit behind the dumping in the lake. They escape through Maggie's sink hole, with their house blocking the hole behind them. Homer has a poster in his wallet of the Alaskan landscape and suggests the family begin a new life there.

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