The Simpsons Movie

In a sun-drenched, lazy afternoon, Homer Simpson embarked on a mission to retrieve Moe, Barney, Lenny, Carl, and Moe's three cats from their respective homes, eager to attend a day of backyard beer and lawn chair snoring. While searching for his friends, Homer managed to flush a massive amount of rum from a broken keg down the Springfield main drain, inadvertently causing an alcohol-based pollution that threatened the town's water supply. However, the magnitude of the pollution was trivially magnified when the pollution managed to merge with the town's waste disposal facilities, poisoning the entire area's water. As the episode plays out, residents struggle with increasingly violent and hyper-aggressive behavior due to the contamination, turning a usually pleasant day in the once wholesome town of Springfield into something rapidly spiraling out of control. In her new role as a resident correspondent for All My Circuits, Lisa Simpson reports on the disastrous consequences for her town, highlighting Springfield's rapidly decaying atmosphere. Lisa quickly realizes that pollution has taken such a damaging impact to the towns citizens. With the townspeople continuing to deteriorate due to the deadly pollution, a local medic discovers the contamination source, leading to a firestorm of chaos that captures the attention of environmental crusader and environmental vigilante, environmental protection Agency (EPA) inspector, Russ Cargill. Horrified by the destructive power of human indolence, Cargill declares Springfield a polluted and hazardous location, and thus executes an "Extreme Sanitation Protocol", in the guise of the ultra-terrifying orange dome covering the entire town. Under this omnipresent, impenetrable barrier the entire residents of Springfield are essentially captured. Rendition of Homer after being cuffed Homer's worst nightmare begins when the whole Simpson family is accused of committing the massive poisoning, being unfairly cuffed to his feet, and subsequently declared fugitives on their own hometown by the suddenly- omnipresent, seemingly apoplectic, over-the-top EPA enforcer, Cargill. Believing his family to be better off outside of the polluted Springfield dome, a defeated and despairing dad leaves with Marge and Lisa to participate in some desperately needed post-evacuation assistance. The family leaves behind their friends who stayed in Springfield, being caught under force and confined under the watchful protection of the extreme, omnipotent dome above. As Marge becomes irritated by Homer's refusal to think positively for the family in their journey, Lisa starts to exhibit odd feelings about their life inside the domed city, showing profound sorrow for what has become of their once peaceful, carefree neighborhood under its all-entwined prison dome. After weeks of searching for a solution to their dismal plight and soon accepting that the family's liberty will never be achievable, Marge finally breaks the melancholic silence after having spoken to Chief Wiggum. As with Lisa, her concerns for their friends and their well-loved home begin to raise hope. Chief Wiggum, showing remnants of Springfield's original spirit, had planned with a number of Springfield's best locals to sabotage EPA inspections in an attempt to reunite the family. On discovering a seemingly impossible plan and by the urgency required to both convince Chief Wiggum and to protect each local Springfield resident within the dome, along the streets of the contaminated town they put forward an audacious plan: rescue the family. Confronting Chief Wiggum Following his defiant exit from the springfield jail, Chief Wiggum's growing consciousness creates fear in Homer's heart, as Homer foresees the destructive violence being employed to thwart Chief Wiggum's brave, rather audacious rescue plan against his family. However, convinced that Lisa will be the key saving force by inspiring her sense of love and duty towards the locality and its oppressed residents, Marge reunites her family, as the desperation mounts. In further questioning to Homer's refusal to let go of his fugitive status, although only after leading him to join up with Cargill, and meeting Lisa's exasperated thoughts for why an already chaotic town can't be saved, a growing sense of determination to save their residence starts to regain its momentum. Furthermore, understanding the depth and courage that was embedded in their old friend and sheriff, Marge concedes as for the rescue. Falling love for each area in his life Following the heartbreaking encounter with a friend turned fugitive from their home in the polluted city of Springfield, those very little good news seem to shake into existence after re-establishing connections with most locals who were still prisoners in their dome under the supervision of Cargill and an EPA soldier who have been slowly accepting their lives within the containment. Moving towards the near-decade overdue reconciliation, all finally experience deep relief. Ultimately discovering that those little glimmering good news spark the sense of value for life even where their home in polluted Springfield desperately needs a renewal, those re-discovered feelings would inspire even that last person once trapped to believe in the spirit of reuniting once again with Homer within the desperate town trapped under the heavily-enforced EPA environmental safeguards for this now-buried local people now transformed into, with desperate will towards a safer existence now finally being felt by so many former victims from both outside the fence of polluted town. After the long-awaited break was declared given their never-so-stuck together long-dreaded liberation under the super-enforced anti-pollution shield of the town whose residents have desperately tried to maintain their own carefree spirit during incredibly awful episodes earlier after, there begins little bit more of a new day without signs of their troubled days now far behind - beginning after reenforcing little sense of pride among many people that's hidden under the ground level upon finishing desperate hours of keeping intact one's good sense and that very good spirit of their unity staying strong within their much loved un-renewed self-sustained home in now utterly rejuvenated and environmentally safe town.