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An interview with David X. Cohen also suggests that part of the film will rely heavily on Fry and Leela's relationship.
An interview with David X. Cohen also suggests that part of the film will rely heavily on Fry and Leela's relationship.


On the DVD of Bender's Game there is a teaser trailer for Into the Wild Green Yonder. In the trailer, Fry and Bender are playing poker with Leo Wong as the dealer. Fry is wearing a kind of foil hat which appears throughout the trailer worn by different people including the Number 9 Man. The [[Robot Mafia]] fire their guns at someone or something. Then, it seems that the [[Planet Express]] Crew goes missing, leaving only the Professor, Zoidberg, and Hermes. Fry gets hit over the head with a bottle by another man wearing a foil hat. Leela, Amy, and LaBarbara form a team of [[wikipedia:Feminism|feminists]] and rebel against the remaining members of the crew. Onboard the [[Nimbus]], the entire [[DOOP]] [[DOOP Army|army]], with the exception of Zapp and Kif, is wiped out in an unknown accident (Bender is aboard the ship aswell). Fry joins some sort of cult (all wearing foil hats) led by the Number 9 Man who know a secret which Fry reluctantly [[Coinage#F|foot-swears]] not to tell anyone. At a construction facility, where the crew and Inez Wong are, Zoidberg deems that Fry is dead. Everyone is distressed over this, which does not usually occur when someone dies. However, this would not be the [[The Sting|first time]] Fry has died on Futurama.
On the DVD of Bender's Game there is a teaser trailer for Into the Wild Green Yonder. In the trailer, Fry and Bender are playing poker with Leo Wong as the dealer. Fry is wearing a kind of foil hat which appears throughout the trailer worn by different people including the Number 9 Man. The [[Robot Mafia]] fire their guns at someone or something. Then, it seems that the [[Planet Express]] Crew goes missing, leaving only the Professor, Zoidberg, and Hermes. Fry gets hit over the head with a bottle by another man wearing a foil hat. Leela, Amy, and LaBarbara form a team of [[wikipedia:Feminism|feminists]] and rebel against the remaining members of the crew. Onboard the [[Nimbus]], the entire [[DOOP]] [[DOOP Army|army]], with the exception of Zapp and Kif, is wiped out in an unknown accident (Bender is aboard the ship aswell). Fry joins some sort of cult (all wearing foil hats) led by the Number 9 Man who know a secret which Fry reluctantly [[Coinage#F|foot-swears]] not to tell anyone. At a construction facility, where the crew and Inez Wong are, Zoidberg deems that Fry is dead. Everyone is distressed over this, which does not usually occur when someone dies. However, according to information provided in an interview, Fry is either not really dead or revived.


Blu-ray.com released this summary<ref>http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/movies.php?id=3160</ref>:
Blu-ray.com released this summary<ref>http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/movies.php?id=3160</ref>:
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''The following is an edited summary from Screenjabber<ref>http://www.screenjabber.com/futurama_wildgreenyonderDVD</ref>''
''The following is an edited summary from Screenjabber<ref>http://www.screenjabber.com/futurama_wildgreenyonderDVD</ref>''


There will be an ecological theme throughout the movie. the first act will take place mostly on [[Mars]]. Leo Wong wants to demolish an entire arm of the Milky Way galaxy to make way for the biggest miniature-golf course in the universe (the first hole is on [[Pluto]]'s moon, Hydra, and is a 6 billion mile par 2 — "a tough shot"). An accident during some demolition work on Mars sees Fry develop mindreading abilities when a piece of women's jewelry gets lodged in his brain. Which leads to him wearing a tinfoil hat to keep the voices out, and joining the super-secret [[Legion of Mad Fellows]] led by Number 9 Man. Meanwhile, Bender starts having an affair with the burlesque-dancer wife of Donbot and Leela joins an eco-feminist collective and becomes an outlaw. Professor Farnsworth is the scientist roped in to do the environmental impact report for Wong's planned mini-golf course .. which gets the go-ahead. The final piece of the galaxy in his way is a violet dwarf star, which plays a vital part in the climax. The fate of the universe depends on Fry yet again.
There will be an ecological theme throughout the movie. The first act will take place mostly on [[Mars]]. Leo Wong wants to demolish an entire arm of the Milky Way galaxy to make way for the biggest miniature-golf course in the universe (the first hole is on [[Pluto]]'s moon, Hydra, and is a 6 billion mile par 2 — "a tough shot"). An accident during some demolition work on Mars sees Fry develop mindreading abilities when a piece of women's jewelry gets lodged in his brain. Which leads to him wearing a tinfoil hat to keep the voices out, and joining the super-secret [[Legion of Mad Fellows]] led by Number 9 Man. Meanwhile, Bender starts having an affair with the burlesque-dancer wife of Donbot and Leela joins an eco-feminist collective and becomes an outlaw. Professor Farnsworth is the scientist roped in to do the environmental impact report for Wong's planned mini-golf course, which gets the go-ahead. The final piece of the galaxy in his way is a violet dwarf star, which plays a vital part in the climax. The fate of the universe depends on Fry yet again.


== Additional Info ==
== Additional Info ==

Revision as of 23:03, 6 December 2008


Direct-to-DVD film
Into the Wild Green Yonder
N/A
Directed byPeter Avanzino
Produced byDavid X. Cohen, Matt Groening, Claudia Katz, Michael Rowe, Lee Supercinski, Patric Verrone
Written byKen Keeler, Michael Rowe
Production number5ACV13, 5ACV14,
5ACV15, 5ACV16
Title CaptionUnknown
Title referenceThe U.S. Air Force's song.
Regular DVD release date(s)(EU) 23 February, 2009[1]
(USA) 24 February, 2009[2]
(AU) 4 March, 2009[3]
Blu-ray (HD) release date(s)(USA) 24 February, 2009[2]
(AU) 4 March, 2009[4]
Running time88 minutes
Additional
IMDb profile
CommentaryTranscript[[:Category:{{{pictures}}} pictures|Pictures]]
The films
  1. Bender's Big Score
  2. The Beast with a Billion Backs
  3. Bender's Game
  4. Into the Wild Green Yonder
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Content may change rapidly as the broadcast date draws near.


Into the Wild Green Yonder, sometimes known as The Wild Green Yonder, is the fourth Direct-to-DVD film, to be released on 23 February, 2009 in Europe[1] and 24 February, 2009 in USA[2] on both regular and Blu-Ray DVDs. The Australian releases of both formats will occur about a week later on 4 March, 2009[3].

As of 8 July, 2007 the voice acting for all the films (which includes the fifth season) is finished, according to Lauren Tom.[5] Guest stars include Penn Jillette, Snoop Dogg, Seth MacFarlane[6] and Phil Hendrie, the presence of Hendrie may suggest the return of The Waterfalls, specifically Frida Waterfall, who was introduced in "A Taste of Freedom" voiced by Hendrie.

Plot speculation

Since the film is still in post-production, and even though Bender's Game

Film

has just been released, not much is known. But its predecessors have revealed some information about its content. According to the DVD commentary of Bender's Big Score

Film

, the truth about the mysterious Number 9 Man (seen in season one and two and also Bender's Big Score) will be revealed, and he will be given a speaking role. The commentators also mention that there will be some golfing involved.

It was also revealed that this film will boast more musical numbers, including one sung by Seth MacFarlane.

David X. Cohen released a tiny bit of plot detail:

Insert the text of the quote here, without quotation marks.

An interview with David X. Cohen also suggests that part of the film will rely heavily on Fry and Leela's relationship.

On the DVD of Bender's Game there is a teaser trailer for Into the Wild Green Yonder. In the trailer, Fry and Bender are playing poker with Leo Wong as the dealer. Fry is wearing a kind of foil hat which appears throughout the trailer worn by different people including the Number 9 Man. The Robot Mafia fire their guns at someone or something. Then, it seems that the Planet Express Crew goes missing, leaving only the Professor, Zoidberg, and Hermes. Fry gets hit over the head with a bottle by another man wearing a foil hat. Leela, Amy, and LaBarbara form a team of feminists and rebel against the remaining members of the crew. Onboard the Nimbus, the entire DOOP army, with the exception of Zapp and Kif, is wiped out in an unknown accident (Bender is aboard the ship aswell). Fry joins some sort of cult (all wearing foil hats) led by the Number 9 Man who know a secret which Fry reluctantly foot-swears not to tell anyone. At a construction facility, where the crew and Inez Wong are, Zoidberg deems that Fry is dead. Everyone is distressed over this, which does not usually occur when someone dies. However, according to information provided in an interview, Fry is either not really dead or revived.

Blu-ray.com released this summary[7]:

Insert the text of the quote here, without quotation marks.

The following is an edited summary from Screenjabber[8]

There will be an ecological theme throughout the movie. The first act will take place mostly on Mars. Leo Wong wants to demolish an entire arm of the Milky Way galaxy to make way for the biggest miniature-golf course in the universe (the first hole is on Pluto's moon, Hydra, and is a 6 billion mile par 2 — "a tough shot"). An accident during some demolition work on Mars sees Fry develop mindreading abilities when a piece of women's jewelry gets lodged in his brain. Which leads to him wearing a tinfoil hat to keep the voices out, and joining the super-secret Legion of Mad Fellows led by Number 9 Man. Meanwhile, Bender starts having an affair with the burlesque-dancer wife of Donbot and Leela joins an eco-feminist collective and becomes an outlaw. Professor Farnsworth is the scientist roped in to do the environmental impact report for Wong's planned mini-golf course, which gets the go-ahead. The final piece of the galaxy in his way is a violet dwarf star, which plays a vital part in the climax. The fate of the universe depends on Fry yet again.

Additional Info

Trivia

  • It is also implied in the commentary of Bender's Big Score that Bender's materials will cause him to melt in hundreds of thousands of years.
  • The writers have been quoted, at Comic-Con International 2008, saying that there is a "scene" containing "all of the characters" from Futurama, all clearly distinguishable. It is unclear if this is within the film itself or on one of the special features (probably not seeing as the features have been announced and there is no mention of it).
  • Tickle Me Bender dolls are an obvious parody of Sesame Street's Tickle Me Elmo dolls.
  • The Australian release of this film falls on the eve of the anniversary of Bender's Big Score's Australian release date.
  • Robby the Robot will make another cameo appearance in this movie, the first being in The Beast with a Billion Backs
    Film
    .

Characters

Characters that can automatically confirmed, and characters that have been confirmed.

The European releases

Cast

The DVD

The following information has been released about the DVD[9]

  • The film itself.
    • Audio Commentary by Matt Groening, David X. Cohen, John DiMaggio, Maurice LaMarche, Michael Rowe, Lee Supercinski, Patric M. Verrone and Peter Avanzino
  • Storyboard Animatic: Into the Wild Green Yonder, Part 1
  • Featurette: Matt Groening and David X. Cohen in Space!
  • Docudramarama: "How We Make Futurama So Good"
  • "Louder! Louder!": The Acting Technique of Penn Jillette
  • Golden Stinkers: A Treasury of Deleted Scenes
  • How To Draw Futurama In 10 Very Difficult Steps
  • 3D Models with Animator Discussion
  • Bender's Movie Theater Etiquette
  • Zapp Brannigan's Guide to Making Love at a Woman

Blu-Ray feature:

  • Picture-in-picture commentary.

Notes and References