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Futurama in "An Inconvenient Truth"

Finally, Futurama in cinema! Sort of.
"An Inconvenient Truth", the currently showing environmental documentary starring former US Vice President Al Gore, features footage from the Futurama episode "Crimes of the Hot".

In addition, the Futurama team is preparing a one-minute promo for the film to be released online in a few days. It contains new dialog from Al Gore, John DiMaggio (Bender) and Billy West as the announcer from the PSA "None Like It Hot" within said episode.
Update: And here is the trailer.

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JoeMJun 19th 2006, 21:03
Nice, can't wait to see it!!
4LegsGoodJun 19th 2006, 22:03
I almost jumped out of my seat and cheered (actually, I did cheer) when the clip popped up in the film.

Great movie by the way!!!

Can't wait to see the promo!!

david
paulJun 20th 2006, 01:25
yea, thirs post!
JeffbotJun 20th 2006, 03:00
To clarify - is the one minute clip a promo for Al Gore's new film? Or a Futurama DVD movie?
AdamJun 20th 2006, 08:37
The Promo coming out in a few days if for Futurama.

Also, what is the point of cheering about being the third post, but contributing nothing to the discussion?
mArcJun 20th 2006, 09:10
Actually, the promo is for the documentary "An Inconvenient Truth".
eIRINNSKe56Jun 20th 2006, 09:29
oh your god.
any futurama on screen is effing AWESOME!!!
anyways, al gore has always been a fan of the show, surely his fandom an stardom would have even the tiniest effect? or at least show the more "intelligent" population that futurama is way more sufisticated than the simpsons...and better
MattJun 20th 2006, 12:04
Sounds F***ing Cool
NeoJun 20th 2006, 12:23
Well... I guess tou people know G. Bush and FOX's 'relations' so I don't know how well that gos... Al Gore is defintly on my "people that I don't hate so much" list... Looking forword too anything Futurama or An Inconvenient Truth related. Into the future people!
ZoidgarthJun 20th 2006, 14:00
Wow! Futurama footage on Al Gore's documentary.
This could boost morale for the team and speed up the whole Futurama straight to DVD thing.
PatJun 20th 2006, 16:45
My girlfriend and I (both huge Futurama) fans jumped out of our seats when we saw the "None Like it Hot" clip in the movie. Many other people in the audience seemed excited as well. Maybe Al Gore can use his connections to the end of the Futurama revival ::wink, wink::

BTW: "An Inconvenient Truth" was excellent. I recommend that everyone see it. At least now us Futrama fans have some extra incentive!
GioJun 21st 2006, 13:50
I still don't understand - the promo is for Futurama movie isn't it?
BendHerJun 21st 2006, 22:52
Gio, no. The 1-minute promo is being made for the "An Inconvenient Truth" which is a documentary.
GioJun 22nd 2006, 11:41
Oh :( I was looking forward to that
meganJun 22nd 2006, 21:15
when i heard about it i screamed like crazy but is it actully gonna put in the cinemas and will it be shown in the uk (england)
JeffJun 23rd 2006, 23:09
The clip is now up on youtube. Go check it out.
BrayJun 24th 2006, 14:49
Cool, great to see new Futurama material, even if it's only a minute long! I'm guessing that it was probably done on a volunteer basis, because Bender's animation was kinda shoddy. His fingers were all weird, and the part where he was drinking the beer wasn't even animated - it was just a still picture. And the whole 'pimp' thing seemed a bit forced. But hell, why am I criticising?!?!?! It's the first new Futurama in AGES, and I'm bloody glad to see it!
BringitbackJun 28th 2006, 18:11
I saw the clip and it is great to see some new Futurama footage! I will get those movies as soon as they are available in the UK
TheZapperJul 2nd 2006, 07:24
Wow that promo was....lame. I like Futurama, and alot, but that was just dumb. Not at all funny. It will be cool to see the NLiH clip when I see Al's movie though.
THEzapperJul 10th 2006, 07:03
hmm,,,,way to yoink my nick, but id have to agree,however it is still good to see something-anything original from the creators who's loyal fans have been salivating at the smallest shred of new futurama footage.-even it it is in a totally unrelated documentary by MR.ENVIRONMENT himself, and his goofy policies....but that is a debate for another chat site...so.in closing clip welcome! new content---defintly will be apprieciated.
BodoroAug 11th 2006, 19:23
Eine wirklich super Seite!
RyanSep 6th 2006, 04:50
I work at a movie theater now and we just got that movie no sees it around here because people dont go to movies to be educated and bored to death by documentarys they go to be entertained but it is still cool that they used bender in a commercial
barrySep 7th 2006, 19:54
does anyone know when they are ouy in england
MeatPuppet34920Sep 20th 2006, 03:34
For all of you Al Gore fans here who think he's some enviromental superhero...

Al Gore is a extraordinarly wealthy man. As an extraordinarily wealthy man, he owns 3 homes. His home in Nashville, TN is a 10,000 square foot, 20 room, eight bathroom home. His home in Arlington, VA is just a modest 4,000(yeah right) square feet home. For someone who is urging a 'moral crusade' against needless consumption, he sure seems to lack moral authority. Unless you have 40 something kids, no one NEEDS a 20 room home. It is the epitome of the conspicuous consumer. Like all politicians, Al Gore wants one law for him, one law for us.

The enviroment is very important to me, and my family. However if you live in a damn mansion, and tell me that I need to consume less, you are a damn liar and a hypocrite. How much energy do his combined homes require? How many resources are wasted in the name of his vanity?

Al Gore is a political animal. He cares very little for the enviroment, and is instead trying to garner political clout. He will do or say anything to appeal to you.

Actions speak louder than words. He lives like a tycoon. He wastes more resources on heating his 10,000 square foot home, that he probably spends very little time in each year, than my modest 1200 square foot home does in ten years. It is really quite rediculous to hear some of you praising him.

See the movie, and while you're watching it, seperate the real issues from the political issues. The political BS does nothing to protect the enviroment, and is only for his ego/lust for power.

While you're considering that, think how many resources Hollywood wastes each year on base entertainment that no one really NEEDS, while all of us NEED clean air, clean water, and an ozone layer. That doesn't even take into consideration the amount of celebrities living in huge homes, and jetting around the World. Even if they're not living in their homes, they still have to be heated/cooled/maintained. If change doesn't start with us, the 'regular' people, with the small things, it never will start at all, because nearly all of these celebrities/all politicians are HYPOCRITES who tell you what you want to hear.

Sorry for the length.
MeatPuppet34920Sep 20th 2006, 04:13
I'm also sorry for spelling it as 'enviroment.' I did it in every single instance so I must be genuinely dumb. I really do care, even if I can't spell it properly, I swear.

Environment.

Forgot to add also that I can't freaking wait to see the new Futurama episodes.
FisherSep 20th 2006, 15:27
FUTURAMA OWNS!!!!!!!
jojoOct 12th 2006, 04:32
"An Incovenient Truth" was a bit of a hit and miss film for me.. but adding the None Like It Hot clip was definitely a nice touch that made me laugh!
JohnNov 5th 2006, 21:22
Is this clip pro Al gore's movie or anti??
justincolemanNov 29th 2006, 02:37
where do u buy it from?