The Simpsons Movie 2007 quotes, page 7

110 quotes · 15 characters
The Simpsons Movie (2007) poster
Characters
Homer Dan Castellaneta · 47 quotes
Bart Nancy Cartwright · 23 quotes
Marge Julie Kavner · 23 quotes
Lisa Yeardley Smith · 16 quotes
Production quotes 12 quotes
Moe Hank Azaria · 7 quotes
Grandpa 6 quotes
Krusty Dan Castellaneta · 5 quotes
Ned Harry Shearer · 5 quotes
Carl Hank Azaria · 3 quotes
Lou Hank Azaria · 3 quotes
Mr. Burns Harry Shearer · 3 quotes
Tom Hanks Tom Hanks · 3 quotes

Most scenes together: Homer & Bart (15), Homer & Marge (14), Homer & Lisa (8)

The Simpsons Movie quotes

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But we're fugitives! We should just lay low until we get to Seattle.

I can absolutely guarantee that this film will far exceed the wildest expectations of every Simpsons fan. Start lining up at the theater now, preferably in costume. ~ Al Jean

I dunno what to tell you, Marge! I don't think about things. I mean, I respect people who do, but... I just try to make the day not hurt until I get to crawl in next to you again.

It has been rough. We worked at it for a long time and then found out that Snakes on a Plane was doing the same story. ~ James L. Brooks

No, Plopper! If you push that, Daddy will die! [Plopper pauses, then pushes the board off the windowsill, causing the Simpsons to fall to the ground. Homer lands on a red charcoal grill, and spots a shrimp among the coals.] Hey, my luck's beginning to turn!

Since 2001 we had been working to get a script that would be worthy of people actually paying to see the Simpsons. ~ Matt Groening

That trailer is running on 7000 screens this weekend, committing us to opening every place in the world on the same date, which means we'd better get started. ~ James L. Brooks

The idea of the movie is that all of us who ran the show at one point, and who have been there from the beginning come together as the writing team for this movie. ~ James L. Brooks

This lake is just one piece of trash away from a toxic nightmare!

This was enormously challenging, because it involved filling 120 blank pages with an actual story and words people say. ~ James L. Brooks