I didn't care much for Cargill. That's it, I didn't care much for the character, I didn't really think about it though, I just focused on what was going on in the movie.
Yeah, I guess they could've put more work into the character, but it didn't really bother me or made the movie less enjoyable. He was there, and it satisfied my needs.

On another note, I think that a plot involving Mr. Burns or Sideshow Bob would just make the movie feel repetitive, I guess they wanted to introduce a character that hasn't already tried, and failed fiftytwelve times already. It's been done!

On yet another note, I think that Hank Scorpio could make an excellent villain in the movie with a proper script. I could imagine Homer setting out at the end with a touching speech that melts Scorpios heart/maybe not, but somewhere in that direction. Not saying that this is "original", but at least it'll feel less like "just another episode", which I didn't think the movie felt like. It was much much better than a regular episode. To those who say that it's just a long episode... well, think about it, many episodes are like short movies, what could you expect. You can't expect to see a movie without similarity to the episodes.

I think there's something else I wanted to add here, but I can't remember it... oh well. Cheers!

The movie was an average one for me.  What I REALLY LOVED was seeing THE SIMPSONS on the big screen.  I was in estacy when I first Lisa and Colin.  The details were astounding.  I wish I had watched it more than once since this is probably the last we get to see them on a movie screen until the hopeful sequel comes out.

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Yay! Yesterday, something finally appeared in my city's stores... not official TSM licensed DVD - I've lost the hope to buy it here already - but a pirated version with pretty good quality. Widescreen version with one audio track (russian of course, but it's that official translation I wanted to get so much!). Already watched it two times, just happy. I'm probably repeating myself, but the movie is absolutely brilliant, it's a masterpiece. And I finally managed to watch all final credits, with that Maggie scene. Cute!