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Marvelous idea for the Simpsons , but it's too short 🙄

I enjoyed this short movie. It was funny, but I wish it was longer. I wish Homer and Marge were superheroes too.

Even though it is a short (very short) I found it very funny making fun of Loki as a character and lots of MCU references.

Loki gets banished to Springfield. The people of Springfield get their Marvel on. This is a short for Disney+. It's low level sarcastic fun although it's trying to have its cake and eat it too. It's trying to make fun of corporate but it's made solely for corporate reasons.

The Simpsons has always known how to artfully parody many films or series that marked popular culture and with this Marvel crossover they could have done something very interesting. It would have been spectacular as a special of at least half an hour instead of being a short film that was too short. Bart and Loki could have interacted very well and when they meet, you can tell that they could have been a great duo. The bad thing about this crossover being a short film is that it limits too much the possibility of providing a great tribute to Marvel. That several characters from The Simpsons have the powers or abilities of many Marvel characters is sensational and could have offered a great show. This crossover could be considered part of the multiverse and the first seconds arouse quite a fascination, but it is a shame that they did not do something that lasts longer and only leaves us wanting to have seen more. My final rating for this crossover is a 6/10.

This Marvel/ Simpsons crossover is far too fleeting to be anything other than utterly inconsequential, despite it having a couple of amusing moments sprinkled throughout. It's essentially all just an advert for Disney+, to be honest. Any potential the piece may have had is squashed by its incredibly short length and the fact that it just feels like a bunch of half-baked ideas haphazardly tossed together. It's not necessarily bad, but it's barely anything, really. 4/10.

This was much shorter than I expected it to be (only 4 and a half minutes long) but it wasn't bad. It was actually very wholesome for the short time it had. Watch it if your a marvel or simpsons fan but otherwise meh.

Stop bragging about being able to use Marvel characters in The Simpsons. We get it Disney you own Fox now big deal! Also not that funny and just a waste of time for how little plot there is.

3.5/10.

Very funny, Tom as brilliant as ever and then there's the endgame theme song.. oh the nostalgia Awesome short, I wish it were longer.

I feel as though this short had too much of a focus on the gimmick (i.e. The crossover, the artwork in the credits and the characters being in their Avengers form) and little to no focus on the storyline which was strongly lacking and also very disappointing. Take The 8-Bit Guy's analogy as to why he preferred the games for the original Game Boy rather than those made for the Game Boy Color as an example, the reason why he preferred the original is because they actually had good gameplay, and the ones for the Color focused too much on the graphics and not much on the gameplay. I think that analogy applies here as well. This short tried to wow the viewers with the graphics and artwork, yet they fell through and failed on the storyline. AT THE VERY LEAST it would have been cool to see what Bart would be like as an Avenger, and yet that (for obvious reasons) didn't happen because of what Loki and Lisa did. I just can't help but feel very disappointed.

Update/Edit - I'm gonna have to disagree with Amelia Ortega on this one. It might seem fun, but out of all Simpsons characters to play as Marvel characters, I wish Bart was one of them, as I think it would have been really cool as this would totally be his thing. Sadly, we visit the root issue: what Lisa and Loki inevitably did which stopped that from happening. That seems to be all there is to the failing storyline.

I was excited to see this short to see the collaboration with the Simpsons and the MCU. When I watched it, I was expecting more. The runtime should've been 15 minutes at most. I feel like the whole reason for this short was to show off the Simpsons as Marvel characters. Also, how no one cared about Bart at all was really sickening. Soon, he might become the Meg of the Simpsons. Overall it's an underwhelming short.

Why are people hating on this so much?

Just enjoy the fact Disney are using everything at there disposal and stop moaning about everything. It's a fun 4 minutes!

I totally enjoyed this short!!! I like every single scene in this short.

Some of you guys need to chill out. It was a fun short to watch. I don't know why people hate it so much. I love the crossover with the Simpsons characters getting to play as marvel characters. Very fun indeed.

A way for Disney to brag that they bought out Fox & Marvel. Not really a story line to follow.

It's just a 4 minutes short so no really high expectation but I think that if you are currently watching Loki and love the show then you're gonna love this short as well. Loved the fact that Loki was actually voiced by Tom Hiddleston, though no surprise since it's always Disney.

Sorry what I just saw . A short story would be like 10 -15 minutes story but wtf was it. A 4 min crossover.

I expected much more, although we know it is a short, they could have done something much better.

Once more, David Silverman proves he's not a human being. They saw something popular (In this case, Loki) and assumed that if they simply shoved a bunch of Simpsons characters into their costumes, it would automatically be popular as well.

The humor is not funny. The jokes are not clever. The writers have clearly never seen one of the MCU movies, or didn't care enough to make a worthwhile parody. If the creators of this project had any respect for themselves, they would've been able to make a full-length episode with clever jokes and references that put a smile on your face, instead of a 3-minute short with an extremely dated form of comedy and references that don't even make sense.

It is an insult. Not only to fans of Marvel, but also to its creators, and everyone who worked hard on the cinematic adaptations. The Simpsons have long been a tired, old, and exhausted franchise, and this proves it once again.

What do you get when you cross an animated series that has long outlived it's expiration date with a cinematic franchise that has overstayed it's welcome?

This.