I'm just going to list down what I can explain about, it might be a lot but I can narrow it down.
Introduction
The Simpsons has mostly been just a TV series until the appearance of the movie version. In order for The Simpsons to be entertaining for a film featured length, it has to focus in developing the physics in the world.
Body
Arcs:
- Bart shooting bebe rifle at Homer carrying loads of bricks - bebe bullet arc and falling
- Bart skateboarding and flings off from his skateboard - as a dare from playing the dare game with Homer.
- Mobs, elementary kids using archery aim and miss the Simpsons when Plopper, the pig, shoved the plank - flying arc, most aim was very precise that the apex and some aim were too high (not enough range) so they miss (some simply just miss).
- Homer rides on the motorcycle to win the prize by riding it in a loop at least once. fail 1 for falling off the bike Fails 2 times for not going fast enough and succeed when he speeds up
- Homer sledding with huskies jumping over a cliff. - arc
- Homer tries to ramp the truck with demolisher rack-em ball but did not swing enough force
- Homer and Bart riding the motorcycle around the dome - perhaps due to limited air pressure from the sewer cover size hole in the center top of the dome.
- Homer and Bart jumping the Springfield gorge. - arc
- Springfield homeland security tries to shoot the dome put the bullet ricochet back at them.
- Ralph blowing bubbles to attack the dome but they reflect back.
- EPA leader, Cargill, tossed binocular and it ricochet back that him. - binocular flies slow but reflect by the dome with greater speed back
- Green Day band falling off of their barge into lake springfield - center of gravity and base
- Homer releasing the loaded bricks - falling brick
- Maggie tossed a rubber ball up to the air and it falls back to her - odd rule of falling object
- Maggie being sucked and spitted out of the sinkhole - ball flings out of Maggie's hand
- Bart rescue Homer and himself from falling off Springfield Gorge with his slingshot to fling back up the gorge.
Inertia:
- Homer pulled by a truck to get back home
- Stopping truck of the captured Simpsons.
Possible others:
- Bart fling off from TV antenna and fumbling on the roof
- Homer collapse through the roof - Homer's weight vs wood density
- The bomb fumbling around the hole of the dome
An animation series that attempts to entertain people for a film feature length should play around more with physics, mainly to make things in its world more believable and to make some absurdity for comedy.
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