《辛普森一家》观后感
《辛普森一家》这部电影是一部小人物小故事来表现的的精彩影片。片中的小情节简单而不失深刻意义；小人物的性格特征鲜明，刻画深入生动，典型；动画形象色彩鲜明，配色大胆活泼。这一部具有黑色幽默和现实是意义的影片，将艺术和现实结合用一种最幽默最容易接受的方式呈现在我们的眼前。
影片开头绿日乐队在春田镇办了环保演唱会，惨遭冷遇，成员落水而亡。为了悼念，教堂举办了弥撒仪式。辛普森一家又迟到了，而且爷爷突然灵魂附体，说出了灾难降临的预言，
儿子巴特辛普森调皮捣蛋，喜欢在人面前装成小丑，并以此为乐，喜欢恶搞一切事物，但是其却不缺乏同情心和关键时刻的道德观，巴特最爱恶搞的人是他的爸爸，所以总被他爸爸掐脖子。有一次因为被爸爸恶搞踩着滑板裸奔而被罚，得到了邻居弗兰德斯的帮助，表现了邻里之间的友爱。而这个捣蛋的孩子却只是有着小小的愿望，最后和爸爸一起拯救了整个春田市。
大女儿丽莎辛普森热爱和平，热衷环保公益，她具有真正的道德感和正义感常常能够帮助周围的人解决矛盾，她常常发现一些惊天动地的谎言，但一般没有人相信她这个理智而又聪明的小女孩的话。在宣传环保中遇到了志同道合的爱尔兰男孩柯林，两人暗生情愫。 爸爸荷马辛普森，一个忘记生日；忘记结婚纪念日；忘记节日，张着嘴巴嚼东西；在肮脏的酒吧里和流浪汉、下层人鬼混，不管怎样，荷马还是深爱着他的家庭，而且他一直努力证明这点---尽管这行为总让他变得很可笑。
妈妈马芝辛普森 一个充满包容的母亲，把头发染成蓝色然后固定成竖立的样子，喜欢将重要的珍贵的东西都藏在头发里，尤其能够容忍丈夫的一切缺点。也能够同情原谅周围的人。她是粘合剂，是她的辛勤努力，让辛普森一家温馨和谐地呆着一起。
爸爸荷马他买回了一头猪，引起了妻子马芝的不满，小女儿麦琪辛普森倒是乐得其中。最后爸爸荷马因为甜甜圈的诱惑，将装满猪粪的东西人进了湖里。湖里因为污染导致了各种动植物的变异，一个长着无数眼睛的怪异生物让大家意识到了问题的严峻性。居民大会上，丽萨提出的环保议案被否决，丢弃核废料与垃圾严重污染了水资源。问题传到了施瓦辛格总统的耳朵里。政府下令将污染严重的春田镇隔离。总统的不负责任地采取各项政策导致了一系列的问题不断的恶化循环。
片中人物的形象以丑来突出人物的可爱。丑得很和谐。突破了常有的人物造型，以一种简单新的形象出现在我们的眼前。淡黄色的皮肤，以线面一体来表现发型。各种造型都是表现了小人物的诙谐可爱一面。
对于这部影片，让人耳目一新的形象，更多是故事情节的社会意义。让我们更加清醒地意识到环境恶化将给我们这个地球村带来的一切灾难。
1Ahh, the Simpsons2- Aah!3- Hey, kids!4Who do you love?5- Krusty!- How much do you love me?6With all our hearts!7What would you doif I went off the air?8We'd kill ourselves!9What's that, Sideshow Bob?10This is Brittany and today'sher birthday?11Well, happy birthday, Brittany!12How do you want to celebrate? Do youwant me to sing you a birthday song?13Or do you want me to shoot Sideshow Bobout of a cannon?14The cannon. The cannon.15- The cannon. The cannon.- The cannon.16- Sorry, Sideshow Bob,17but it's her special birthdaywish!18You're doomed, Sideshow Bob.19I know we haven't had much luckshooting you out of this cannon,20but maybe that's becausewe haven't used enough...21- gunpowder!22Brittany, do the honors.23Don't blame me.24I didn't do it.25Comedy, thy name is Krusty.26Hey, kids, it's timefor Itchy and Scratchy!27They fight, they biteThey bite and fight and bite28Fight, fight, fightBite, bite, bite29The Itchy and Scratchy Show30Oh, my!All this senseless violence.31- I don't understand its appeal.- We don't expect you to, Mom.32If cartoons were meant for adults,they'd put them on in prime time.33- Y'ello.34Hello, Homie.I was hoping you could pick up...35a half-gallon of premium ice creamon your way home from work.36Ooh, premium-Wait a minute. Why?37Patty and Selma are coming over to showus slides from their trip to the Yucatan.38- Doh!39- Anybody home?- Ooh, I've got to go, Homer.40My sisters are here.41- Oh, eight carousels!We're in for a real treat.42- Hello, steady customer.How are you this evening, sir?43- How ya doing, Apu?44Mmm, chocolate.45Ooh, double chocolate.46New flavor- triple chocolate!47Perhaps a little somethingfor the trip back to the cash register.48- What's the matter, sir?49Never have I seen you look so unhappy whilepurchasing such a large quantity of ice cream.50The reason I look unhappyis that tonight...51I have to see a slideshowstarring my wife's sisters.52Or as I call 'em, the Gruesome Twosome.53- Ow, my foot, you lousy,stupid, clumsy- - Sorry, pal.54Hand over all your moneyin a paper bag.55Yes, yes. I know the procedurefor armed robbey.56I do work in a conveniencestore,you know.57- You can emerge now from my chips.58- The opportunity to proveyourself a hero is long gone.59- This is our tour group.- Mm-hmm.60- This is a Mexican delicacy called a tacoplatter.- Mmm, delicious.61- This is Selma taking a siesta.- "Ay, carumba!"62And he had a big nose.63No, bigger. And big red hairthat came out to-64- Yeah, yeah, like that!- Well, it is a simple, charcoal rendering, but, uh,65-
is this the man?- Yeah! wait a minute.66It's the guy from TV!67My kid's hero, Cruddy, Crummy-Krusty the Clown!68Ahh.69Hey, hey, what's going on here?70Krusty the Clown,you're under arrest for armed robbey.71You have the right to remain silent.Anything you say-72- Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.- What is this, a joke?73- Ready, Mr. Simpson?- Yes, sir.74- Send in the clowns.75So, Simpson,which one is it?76Well, if the crime is making me laugh,they're all guilty!77- No, no! Which one is the robber?- Oh, definitely number...78- Simpson.79- Simpson!- four.80- And this is all the mailthat awaited us upon our return.81And this is Selma...82dropping of four vacation filmto be developed.83Thus concludesour Mexican odyssey.84Hmm. Very thorough.85- I'm home, everybody!86- Oh, goody gumdrops.- You missed the whole slide show, Homer.87Oh, fantastic. Marge, you're nevergonna believe what happened.88I was down at the Kwik-E-Mart minding myown business when- Ooh, ooh, ooh, the news!89Springfield's number one news team...90with our EmmyAward-winninganchorman Kent Brockman,91Good evening, I'm Scott Christian.Kent Brockman is off tonight.92Why did the clown cross the road?To rob a Kwik-E-Mart.93The news stoy behind that enigmatichalf-joke right after this commercial message.94Wait a minute. Bart, you knowthat guy on your lunch box?95Oh, you mean,Krusty the Clown?96- He's sort of a hero of yours, isn't he?- Are you kidding?97He's my idol. I've basedmy whole life on Krusty's teachings.98- Uh, maybe you'd better run off to bed.- Krusty the Clown is behind bars...99after a daring twilightrobbey of a local Kwik-E-Mart.100- Krusty!- Oh, no!101- Earlier this evening,the Springfield SWAT team...102apprehended the TV clown,who appears on a rival station...103opposite our ownEmmyAward-winning Hobo Hank.104And just in,actual footage of the crime...105taken with the Kwik-E-Martsecurity camera.106The reason I look unhappyis that tonight I have to see...107a slide show starringmy wife's sisters.108Or as I call 'em, the Gruesome Twosome.109- Oh, Homer.- So, the truth comes out.110- Hand over all your money in a paper bag.- Oh, Krusty, how could you?111I know it looks vey bad, honey.Who knows,112maybe it'll turn outhe was innocent all along.113Earth to Marge.Earth to Marge.114I was there.The clown is G-I-L-L-T-Y.115- You're my best friend.- Thanks, Krusty.116Buy my cereal.117I didn't do it!118Oh, I wishI could believe you.119Good evening, again, Springfield.Krusty the Clown,120the beloved idolof countless tots,121now nothing more thana common, all
eged criminal.122His trial, which begins tomorrow, has takencenter ring in a national media circus...123as children of all agesfrom eight to 80...124hang on each new developmentlike so many Romanian trapeze artists.125From his humble beginningsas a street mime in Tupelo, Mississippi,126Krusty clowned his wayto the top of a personal mini-empire...127with dozens of endorsements,including his own line of pork products.128This may have led to oneoftelevision's best-loved bloopers-129Krusty's near-fatal,on-the-air heart attack in 1986.130- Wasn't that a great Itchyand Scratchy cartoon, kids?131Well, we've gotanother one coming right up.132But first, I've got a hankering...133for some pork products.134Mmm. Look.135Plump succulent sausage, honey-smokedbacon and glistening, sizzling-136I'm dying. I'm dying.137But a quick triple bypass anda pacemaker later, Krusty bounced back.138However,he was a changed clown.139Where his show had been condemnedby parents and educators alike...140as simpleminded TV mayhem,141this new Krusty devoteda small portion of every show...142to stamping out illiteracyin today's anything-for-a-thrill youth.143Give a hoot.Read a book.144Krusty's arrest has sent shockwavesthrough Springfield, packing its churches,145synagogues and mosques with disillusionedcitizeny from all walks of life.146I urge evey halfwaydecent member ofour community...147to gather up all merchandisethat bears the likeness of Krusty,148that clown princeof corruption,149andjoin mein a public burning!150So, is Krusty the Clown aboutto trade in his baggy pants...151for the relatively snug uniformof Springfield Penitentiay?152We'll find out tomorrowwhen his trial begins.153- Uh, what kind of gun did you use?- Did you use an accomplice?154Will you plead insanity?155Look at him.His clothes are so drab.156His faceis so flesh-colored and sad.157And his feet,they're so small.158Say it ain't so, Krusty.159My client has no comment at this time.160- I didn't do it.161- Krusty the Clown, how do you plead?- I plead guilty, Your Honor.162- Oh.163I mean, not guilty.Opening nightjitters, Your Honor.164I would like to call to the stand,Homer J.Simpson.165Don't do it, Dad.Please don't do it.166Sorry, son.You'll understand one day.167He's innocent, I tell you. Krustywould never do something like that.168Oh, come on, Dad.You got to listen to me.169Sorry, pal.170- Doh!171Mr. Simpson, was that youtaking that cowardly dive...172into that display ofheavily-salted snack treats?173- Yes, sir.- Do you recognize the gunman in this courtroom today?174- Yes, I do.- Fine. Would you point him out to us
?175Okay.176- Aaah!177- Oh, man.- Let the record show that the witness... eventually...178pointed to...Krusty the Clown.179- These toys are just adorable.180Who'd have guessed they were inspiredby an insane criminal genius?181But, Dad, you're giving into mob mentality.182No, I'm not!I'm hopping on the bandwagon.183Now, come on, son.Get with the winning team.184Hey, right here! Krusty souvenirs!Buy 'em and burn 'em!185- Good people,186I'm so happyyou're all here tonight.187But please,just a few words ofcaution.188Now, we are going to setthis pile of evil ablaze,189but because these are children's toys,the fire will spread quickly.190So, please stand back,and ty not to inhale the toxic fumes.191Ooh!192Krusty, would you please turnyour attention to Exhibit B.193- Uh-- Tell me what yousee.194Uh, uh-Which one do you mean?195The one withthe big "B" on it.196- Uh, uh, uh-- What's the matter? Can't you read?197No, I can't! I can't read or write!I admit it!198- I'm totally illiterate.Now are you happy?199Can it be that the champion ofchild literacy can't even read himself?200Is it a crimeto be illiterate?201All right, all right.See this, Krusty? This is a B.202And this is Exhibit B.203Betting slips- obtained by this courtindicating you have lost...204substantial sums of moneyon sports gambling.205Is it a crime to beton sporting events?206- Yes, it is!- Oh.207- Foreperson, have you reached a verdict?- Yes, we have, Your Honor.208We find the defendant,Krusty the Clown...209- guilty.210I knew it!This happens to me evey time.211My young friends,for years I have been silent...212save for the crude glissandosof this primitive wind instrument.213But now, destiny has thrust meinto the center ring.214In the coming weeks, you will notice somerather sweeping changes in our program.215Please do not be alarmed.216Itchy and Scratchywill still have a home here.217But we will also learn about nutrition,self-esteem, etiquette...218- and all the livelyarts.- What the hell are you doing, Lis?219I'm watching Sideshow Bob. He's a lotless patronizing than Krusty used to be.220- You backstabber, you traitor, you-- Snap out of it, Bart!221Face the facts. All those hours we spentstaring at Krusty, we were staring at a crook.222Look, Lisa.I know Krusty's innocent.223Don't ask me why.It's just a feeling I have.224- Oh, Bart.- Come on, Lisa.225I think I can prove Krusty's innocent,but I need your help.226- You do? Why?- Oh, come on, Lis. You know why.227- No, why?- I'll never forgive you for making me say this.228- You're smarter than me.229- So, you with me?- Yeah, ma
n.230- Oh, oh. Okay, okay.231Don't try anything funny.I'm armed to the teeth.232Bart, look,over here on the microwave.233So, I don'thave a pacemaker.234Come on, Bart. The tape showedthat the robber heated up a burrito.235- So? - Don't you remember theget-well card we sent to Krusty?236It was after his heartattack...237- when he had a pacemaker put in.- Aha!238Wait a minute.Krusty can't read.239Okay! Okay! So the poor guy can't read.Can't we get off his back, already?240No! Don't you get it, Bart?241How could Krusty have been readinga magazine if he can't read?242Hey, hey.This is not a lending library!243If you're not going to buy that thingput it down, or I'll blow your heads off!244Bart, I'm starting to thinkyou're right. Krusty was framed!245- Did he have any enemies?- I don't know.246But I know someone who would- Krusty's best friend in the whole world, Sideshow Bob!247"A volley of musketyflamed, thundered, roared.248A profound silence followed,249broken onlyby theapproaching footsteps...250- of the Third Brigade. "251Next week, chapter 35 of The Maninthe Iron Mask: "The Death of a Titan. "252Well, kids,that's our show for today.253And now, in the wordsof Mr. Cole Porter.254Evey time we say good-bye255I die a little256Evey time we say good-bye257I wonderwhy a little258Evey time we say259Good-byeGood-bye.260Great show, Sideshow. Switchboardswere jammed. The kids loved it.261Thanks, Ed. I glad we'vefinally dispelled the myth...262that I'm too uptownfor the tots.263And yet, I can't help thinkingabout poor Krusty.264- Wesee your face onkey chains.- And water-action pens.265- And snow domes.- This is all vey exciting,266but I think we'd do well to explorethe more upscale market.267For instance, Sideshow Boblimited-edition prints, collector's plates,268- commemorative coins.- Ah.269Some kids are here to see you,Sideshow Bob. They say it's important.270Ah, well, we can signthese contracts tomorrow.271Certainly. I take great pridein being able to sign my own name.272- That's a good one.I gotta tell the wife.273- Hi, Sideshow Bob.- Sideshow Bob, can we ask you a few-274Forgive me. As much as Sideshow Bob wouldlove to chat, he has a show starting.275Here you go- three tickets.Be my guests.276- Uh, okay. But-- Come, come. Let's run along.277- Hello, children.278- Whom do you love?- Sideshow Bob!279Come on, Bart.Go with the flow.280- How much do you love me?- With all our hearts!281About a zillionthas much as I love Krusty.282Today's show promises to be a marvelouscelebration of the human spirit.283But first, I regret to sayI see a youngster who looks t
roubled.284- What's your name, young man?- Bart Simpson, sir.285Hmm. Well, perhaps we canshed some light...286on your problem in a new segmentexploring preadolescent turmoil.287- I call it "Choices. "- I don't think so, sir.288Bart, I'm reaching out to you.289So, what's on your mind, Bart?290- I bet the other children don't accept you.- True, Sideshow Bob.291But that doesn't bother me.You see, my sisters and I...292have been doinga little investigating,293and it looks to uslike Krusty was framed.294- Framed?- Well, the videotape showed...295that the thief used the microwave ovenat the Kwik-E-Mart.296But Krusty couldn't go near the thing,not with his pacemaker.297Well, you know, Bart.As much as I love Krusty,298he was never one to takedoctor's orders too seriously.299Well, maybe, but get this.300Krusty was illiterate,and the guy who robbed the store...301was readingthe Springfield Review of Books.302Ah, well, Bart.303The fact is, you don't have to be able toread to enjoy the Springfield Review of Books.304Just look at these amusing caricaturesof Gore Vidal and Susan Sontag.305Yeah, I guess those are kind of funny.306Bart, children, this whole sordid affairhas been a shock to all of us.307But we must get onwith our lives.308Let's ty to remember Krusty,not as a hardened criminal,309but as that lovable jester who honked hishorn and puttered around in his little car.310- And shot you out of a cannon.- And shot me out of a cannon.311Yes, we will neverforget that, will we?312Bart, open you heart. I admitI have some mighty big shoes to fill.313Big shoes to fill. Big shoes to fill.314Big shoes to fill.Big shoes to fill.315Big shoes to fill-316Inancient Greece, there wasa school of thought called stoicism.317- Wait a minute! You did it!318- Excuse me?- Attention, fellow children!319Krusty didn't rob that store! SideshowBob framed him, and I got proof!320Ow! My foot!You lousy, stupid, clumsy-321- See that? Krusty worebig floppy shoes,322but he's got little feetlike all good-hearted people!323- Sideshow Bob really fillshis shoes with big ugly feet.324- Kid's right.- How do you figure we missed that?325Get off your duffs, boys.Get down to that studio!326Yes, I admit it.I hated him!327His hackneyed shenanigansrobbed me of my dignity for years.328I played the buffoon while he squandereda fortune on his vulgar appetites.329- That's why I framed Krusty!330And I would have gotten away with it tooif it weren't for these meddling kids.331- Take him away, boys.- Treat kids as equals!332They're people too!They're smarter than you think.333they were smart enoughto catch me!334Well, we...
made...335a terrible, terrible mistake.336Uh, it won't happen again.337- It better not, you dimwit!- Krusty,338I'm man enough to admit I was wrong,and I'm sorry I fingered you in court.339I sincerely hope thatthe horrible stories I heard...340about what goes onin prison are exaggerated.341Well, the important thing is thatI regain the trust of the children.342But there was one boywho trusted me all along. Bart?343- Yes, sir?- Thank you.344Shh.