The Simpsons Movie 2 Is Happening
The Simpsons Movie 2 hits theaters July 23, 2027 with a Matt Groening donut tease and a prime summer slot once held by Marvel.
The Simpsons Movie 2 is happening — and Springfield is about to storm theaters once again. Mark it down: July 23, 2027.
Disney’s 20th Century Studios dropped the bomb on fans with nothing more than a poster. No plot, no teaser. Just a donut. A pink, frosting-dripping circle from the pen of Matt Groening. That’s all it took to light up feeds, crash forums, and make fans chant “Woohoo” like it was 2007 all over again.
It’s been nearly 20 years since the first Simpsons film exploded onto screens, pulling in over half a billion dollars and proving the dysfunctional yellow family could own Hollywood just as hard as they own TV. Now, the sequel is locked and loaded, hitting theaters right before the series itself turns 40 seasons old in 2028 — a milestone so absurd only The Simpsons could pull it off.
And here’s the kicker: The Simpsons just stole a date that belonged to Marvel. The untitled MCU project vanished, leaving Springfield’s chaos to dominate the summer box office between Avengers: Doomsday (2026) and Avengers: Secret Wars (2027). Forget capes and infinity stones — this summer it’s donuts and Duff.
Fans are already spinning theories. Will Homer sink Springfield again — or somehow save it? Will Bart finally push his rebellion to the edge? Is Lisa destined to play conscience of the world with a saxophone solo that shakes nations? And Maggie — she’s pulled off miracles before. Imagine her closing act this time.
Two years of speculation now stretch out like the world’s longest chalkboard gag. The Simpsons Movie 2 isn’t just a sequel. It’s a dare: can the family that’s been mocking culture since 1989 still blow up the culture in 2027?
One thing’s certain. Come that July Friday, the cinema won’t smell of popcorn. It’ll smell like pink donuts.
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