Futurama - Into the Wild Green Yonder (DVD, 2009, Checkpoint; Sensormatic; Widescreen)

I love Futurama. I own all seasons on DVD, and I own all of the movies. This one was certainly not a disappointment– very funny, my favorite of all movies so far! :)
Definitely recommended!

i love the show and this is going to be the last direct to dvd movie of futurama. this one was very good and very funny as well. my nephew watched this and he loved this one as so did i. worth the time to pick it up and watch. also the creators of the show don't want to give this one up to easily. they are considering making a full legnth big screen movie if possible or possibly being picked up by one of the networks. watch for it.

I wanted to do a review of the packaging of this product and all of the other Futurama movies because it seems a lot of people aren't sure of how the packaging comes.

First off, the packaging of each of the DVD's is with cardboard style exterior and interior. All of the Futurama DVD movies are like this so if you're searching for different packaging, you won't find it.

The packaging is actually well done though, so don't underestimate it just because it isn't made of plastic. The DVD's all have amazing artwork all over the boxes. Each DVD box has an outer shell with cover art on the front and back, and another sleeve that slides out from the side of the case and opens up to reveal the actual DVD. All sides of the insert have their own unique artwork (which is very cool I might add). The DVD's are held in a slot however instead of a snap on circular clip like most DVD's. That's probably the worst part about the packaging, but the sleeves are tight and prevent the DVD's from moving around, so it really isn't much of a problem.

If you buy the DVD's new, they will also (at least in MY case) come with some little postcard style artwork that's actually really cool! The postcards are actually promotional inserts showing you some of the handpainted posters you can buy from the fox artwork website. But even as postcard size, they are cool to hang up on your wall seeing as each of the last 3 DVD's come with at least 2 to 4 postcards totaling 10 different pictures.

Overall, I would say the actual functional part of the packaging could have been done better. The DVD slots are kind of strange, but the actual LOOK of the packaging is very cool which makes up for the fact that there's no actual way to HOOK your DVD in place.

I've only seen the first two movies so far, but they are definately something every Futurama collector should own! It has the same hilarious style of the TV series and will get you ready for when Futurama finally returns to TV in 2010.

What to say about Futurama? It Was and IS. It was inspired. It will never go away because it is still relative. We buy it whenever it is available. More! More!!

Best Futurama movie - hands down!! I laughed, I cried, I fell in love with the characters all over again!!

Well.... it's the best futurama movie ever. It's so good I sold my house and even my family just to watch this movie 24 hours a day. Now that a watch this movie all day I can laugh and have fun at all hours of the day. If you are wondering how i watch it without my house, then i'll tell you, I found a power outlet behind a quicktrip and took my tv, dvd player, and a powerstrip there and i wire it through my tent so it doesn't get all wet.

If you like Futurama this is one that keeps the show going. Funny like all the other movies and sets up a good 5th movie. Definatly check this one out

Found this one a bit disjointed. Not the greatest title in the catalog. Weak plot, but the animation saved the day with it's exceptional quality. Worth a look if you're a fan. Nice packaging.