I love Rocky and Bullwinkle 4:11

they sure did love the graduate, the godfather and 2001 a space odyssey

Some of these (particularly the patton one) were parodies of real life or tropes, rather than these specific movies.

I forgot Burns used to have loud angry voice.

S4E2 also has a reference to the ending of The Birds.

The Cape Fear episode is easily the best parody episode outside of The Shining :D

Crazy that they once aired The Cheetah Girls 2's spanish dub. I think this remains the only time they've done this.

I'll be the judge of this 😅

Can you post the commercials to the Cartoon Network tapes from May 28th & August 4th, 2001? I not making a request, just wondering.

Awww I thought I was gonna see Christine (1983) for S3E18 (Separate Vocations). SuperB list, though.

W.C. fields is so funny in he way is rude but not rude. Could you upload his movie The old fashioned way, that's also very comical

They were referencing 30, 40, even 50 year old movies in a time when the Internet barely existed, and they did it with nuance. The cleverness that went into this show is unbelievable.

9:51 to add to the risky business conspiracy. 9"58 why is homer wearing glasses when tom cruise did not wear glasses?

At 8 seconds it should've shown Santa's little helper being brainwashed by Burns

Just how much of citizen Kane can you recreate using exclusively Simpsons footage?

And it cuts right before the “Street car named desire” reference 😂

My film studies lecturer would talk about classic movies and, if someone didn't know which one he meant, he'd say "remember that Simpsons episode where...." The one i remember most was Rear Window, which wasn't in this list, now i think about it.

I knew some of these references. I did not know most of them.

I knew they made a lot of references. Never realised they were quite this literal.

0:16 its not Patton soundtrack?

Awesome video with 1 big story!

This theme song slaps🔥🔥

That last scene was Cat on a Tin Roof combined with A Street Car Named Desire.

I don't remember that simpson's episode...

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Man alive!!! There are men alive…in here

Brilliant although I wish they could've snuck in the later episode which parodies the final scene of the Godfather.

Thanks for sharing! I knew most of the movie references, but have now learned even more! 😊

You ended on the Cat on a Hot Tin Roof reference but ignored the Streetcar Named Desire reference it led into.

16:38 error scene is Apollo 13 No.. ! The Roght Stuf

I alwayes liked how you could enjoy classic Simpsons episodes without understanding any of the movie parodies that they were doing unlike later episodes and so many other shows that were pretty much relying on the viewer knowing the reference. The references were just a little bonus but the main plot/message was and is just timeless.

0:17 There is a more exact reference to that movie; when Skinner re joins the army.

It's a shame being reminded the Simpsons was good, great upload.

And gone with the wind isn’t from 1940. Fail after fail.

And the scene from the godfather where he wakes up beside the horse head is in the Simpson: Lisa wakes up with the horse head. Why did you take another scene where Bart wakes up with the statue? Haha the right scene with Lisa came later but the year for the godfather was wrong hahah

A clockwork orange isn’t from 1962

i didn't know they referenced this many movies

I hope they don't expect me to get all these parodies. some i got but there's no way i could watched all those movies they reference

cringe british awards

2:51 LOL

awesome!!!!! I didn't realize how many of these classic scenes were parodies/homages to classic films. :)

Kids had no idea where that came from 11:27 but adults must have been rolling on the floor laughing

I love that "Officer and a Gentleman" scene. So heartwarming.

I watched these when they were new in the early sixties with my brother. Good times!

Considering how much the Simpsons have stolen over the years I can see why Seth and the Family Guy crew are bitter about never getting an Emmy.

Can't believe you didn't include the Music Man homage from the "Marge vs. the Monorail" episode!!

I have to also say, in the "Officer and a Gentleman" reference, kudos to the Simpsons composer for an absolute masterful soundalike for "Up Where We Belong" ...

"Top of the world, ma" in the GODFATHER bit is a reference-within-a-reference: Cagney in "White Heat" (1949)

What about that scene from that one prison movie, where they pee in a cup and throw it on ya?

The Citizen Kane smashing things scene is hilariously bad in both. I love it.