Admittedly the film becomes a bit overlong and muddled towards the end but it wasn't enough to diminish my strong enjoyment of the first two-thirds of the film. Solid overall.

I remember watching this when it originally came out and hoping to like it after hearing that it was a "return to form" for The Simpsons who at that point had already been well passed their prime.

Unfortunately I was disappointed then, and not much has changed 6 years later. Still remains terribly unfunny and even gags that seem to have become popular like Spider-pig, do nothing for me but wonder what exactly about this made people claim that it was reminiscent of the heyday of the Simpsons.

Being from California, I had no idea who Cap'n Video was going into this documentary but that didn't hinder my enjoyment of it. Incredibly well put together with a very entertaining, likable and at times inspirational main subject in Ralph.

As a frequent listener to the Film Junk Podcast, it's very nice to finally catch up with cast-member Jay Cheel's feature film debut and it's even nicer to see how much of a success it was. Eager to see what else Jay does in the future.

Simply an action classic. Nothing else to say that hasn't already been said time and time again.