I'd guess I'm probably not the only poster here who's seen this by now (it's out on monday).
My take: Definitely the funniest of the three movies so far. A significant improvement over The Beast With a Billion Backs in my opinion. I think the huge Futurama nerd in me will continue to think of Bender's Big Score a bit more highly, because of all the continuity porn, but I'm sure I laughed more often and deeper at this latest one.
I'm reluctant to discuss the plot in case I really am the only one who's seen it, but Futurama fans, if you've been looking forward to this, you won't be disappointed. Mom returns, I'm not her biggest fan, but she can be funny, and she regularly is in this. Zoidberg has a slightly bigger part than in the previous movies and some of his incidental jokes (Zoidberg's speciality) are quite a bit funnier than in the previous two movies. No Zapp or Kiff, sadly, but they wouldn't really have had a place.
Its not a spoiler to say that the D&D/LOTR section of the plot (which the packaging gives away) is brilliant and is parody of the sort that Futurama does best - taking the piss mixed with homage for things the writers (and a good part of the audience) love, rather than a cruel hatchet job.
My take: Definitely the funniest of the three movies so far. A significant improvement over The Beast With a Billion Backs in my opinion. I think the huge Futurama nerd in me will continue to think of Bender's Big Score a bit more highly, because of all the continuity porn, but I'm sure I laughed more often and deeper at this latest one.
I'm reluctant to discuss the plot in case I really am the only one who's seen it, but Futurama fans, if you've been looking forward to this, you won't be disappointed. Mom returns, I'm not her biggest fan, but she can be funny, and she regularly is in this. Zoidberg has a slightly bigger part than in the previous movies and some of his incidental jokes (Zoidberg's speciality) are quite a bit funnier than in the previous two movies. No Zapp or Kiff, sadly, but they wouldn't really have had a place.
Its not a spoiler to say that the D&D/LOTR section of the plot (which the packaging gives away) is brilliant and is parody of the sort that Futurama does best - taking the piss mixed with homage for things the writers (and a good part of the audience) love, rather than a cruel hatchet job.