Futurama: El juego de Bender

Título original: Futurama: Bender's Game

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2008
Not Rated
1h 28min

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Adult Animation Fantasy Epic Parody Action Adventure Animation Comedy Fantasy Sci-Fi

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThe Planet Express crew get trapped in a fantasy world.The Planet Express crew get trapped in a fantasy world.The Planet Express crew get trapped in a fantasy world.

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Billy West

Philip J. Fry
(voz)
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Katey Sagal

Turanga Leela
(voz)
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John DiMaggio

Bender
(voz)
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Tress MacNeille

Mom
(voz)
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Maurice LaMarche

Walt
(voz)
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Phil LaMarr

Hermes Conrad
(voz)
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Lauren Tom

Amy Wong
(voz)
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David Herman

Larry
(voz)
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Kath Soucie

Frank Welker

Nibbler
(voz)
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E. Gary Gygax

Gary Gygax
(material de archivo)
(voz)
(as Gary Gygax)

Rich Little

George Takei

George Takei's Head
(voz)

Paul D. Calder

The Die of Power
(voz)
(sin créditos)

David X. Cohen

The Die of Power
(voz)
(sin créditos)

Danik Thomas

The Die of Power
(voz)
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
When Frydo's (Fry's) two alter egos are fighting with each other, he asks, "S'awright?" and the other replies, "S'awright!", a routine made famous by the Spanish ventriloquist Señor Wences, and his character Pedro, a disembodied head in a box.

Errores
Dark matter pellets are handled casually, yet when initially introduced in the series they were particularly heavy.

Citas
Leegola: What else can we slay? Is that a hobbit over there?
Titanius Anglesmith: No, that's a hobo and a rabbit. But they're making a hobbit.

Créditos curiosos
After the end credits, the film is dedicated to Dungeons and Dragons creator Gary Gygax, who died during production. After this, a clip of him from his guest appearance in the second season episode "Anthology of Intrest I" appears with Gygax saying, "Who wants to play Dungeons and Dragons for the next Quadrillion years?"

Versiones alternativas
This direct-to-DVD movie was the 3rd of 4 to be released after the tv series was cancelled at the end of season 5. When the series was to be revived on a different network, this movie was split into 4 parts, each part equal to the usual length of a tv episode, and shown first as season 6 episodes 9 through 12. The other 3 movies were also similarly split and formed the rest of season 6, 16 episodes in all. Finally, the new episodes made specifically for tv followed as season 7. This practice was identically used for later tv syndication and streaming services such as Hulu.

Conexiones
Edited into Futurama: Bender's Game: Part 1 (2009)

Bandas sonoras
Rocket Ship
Performed by Kathy McCarty
Album: Dead Dog's Eyeball
Original by Daniel Johnston
Released by Bar None Records

The second best Futurama film so far.

Bender's Big Score still remains the best of the series, displaying all of the emotion, intelligence, romance, and fun of the rest of the series into one feature film. However, whereas I was disappointed with Beast With a Billion Backs (which was the perfect demonstration of why Futurama is at its best not when it's funny, but when it tells a good story like it did in BBS), I was very impressed with Bender's Game. It missed out on the emotion of the first film by a mile, which is why it's not nearly on the same level, but it is still a marvelous love-letter to the fantasy genre and role playing games. Very funny and very entertaining, with Amy on Leela action that will have the fans salivating while they role their 12-sided die, Bender's Game is not quite the impressive feat that the first film was, but is a return to form after the disappointment of BWBB. Let's hope the final film tops them all.