Fan-O-Rama

Love it! Wish it was longer, but I'm sure the budget wouldn't allow for that. Also, would have loved to see Hedonism Bot make a showing. I enjoyed seeing Rich Little do Nixon's head. The rest of the cast were perfect in their roles. I'm not sure why people have complained about the voices; I was pleasantly surprised that they emulated the original characters quite well. The Bender bot/puppet was perfectly and amazingly executed. Considering that this was an independent film made by fellow fans of the best animated series ever created, the production value surprisingly good. An example of this is the model of the Planet Express building.

I wish a major streaming service would have picked this up, put some money into it, and made a full-length movie of it.

The BEST fan film I have EVER seen in my life!! The Bender puppet was SO REALISTIC!! And actually, everything in this film was so accurate, that it's kinda creepy...

Sure, the Bender and Farnsworth impressions weren't 100% perfect, but they are still pretty impressive!

And the special effects, the sets, and the costumes were so good, that this almost feels like an OFFICIAL PRODUCTION!! (Besides the impressions, like I previously mentioned.)

And now I want either a sequel, a feature-length fan-film, or a live action fan film based on a DIFFERENT show.

This is seriously incredible, and I think Matt Groening needs to see this IMMEDIATELY!! He would be shocked out of his mind....

Well done.

Most of the praise that is given to this production, though well deserved, is qualified by "For a fan film". But in a way this increases the value of said praise as the people doing this spent a lot of time, energy, and money on just doing a Futurama fan film for no other profit than to have done it.

What they did here was quite amazing! The reproductions of the sets are very well detailed and accurate. The characters, once you get over the fact that they are not the original cast, are portrayed extremely well. And the special effects, EG the puppet Bender, are... Well, acceptable. I was actually impressed at how they did it after seeing a behind-the-scenes video.

The only thig I really consider a bummer about the whole thing is that it's half an episode. They spent a lot of time setting up plot elements that you expect to pay off, only to have it end and Zapp Brannigan come out and deliver a "pity you won't see what happens next" monologue as an ending.

Though as a humorous side note, the guy who plays him, Vic Mignogna, also played Jim Kirk in "Star Trek Continues". I don't know if it was intentional or not but I thought it was a nice little in-joke.

Overall I'd say it's worth watching for any fan of the series. It's obvious a lot of love went into it as it rife with easter eggs and attention to detail. I just wish it was complete.

This was the best live action adaptation fan film I have seen! It was awesome!

Great work, now go get funding and rights for a full length film.

Great fan flick!

It's actually pretty creepy to see the Futurama characters as 'real people'. I imagine it would be quite distressing to meet aliens for the first, or 31st time.

Zoidberg could have done with more 'whooping' side shuffling, but hey.

I think there is definitely potential for an 'official' live action film or series based around Futurama, and this fan film is an example of how that might look.

Acting was okay, costumes/prosthetics were okay, sets were okay, special effects were okay. Obviously, you can't expect magic from low budget fan films, but the heart was there, and the sparkle of Futurama was trying so hard to emerge... but something was missing. Maybe some stronger direction, and slightly less theatrical acting (which is a curse of new actors: acting like they're still in a theatre).

I'd love to see more. Either from this same production company, or an 'official' representation of Futurama.