Not only for its incredible story, casting, and music its integration of Muppet characters is flawless.
MUPPETS MOST WANTED 2 MOVIE
I consider the best Muppet movie to be A Muppet Christmas Carol. And the lack of attention spent on individual Muppets was heart breaking. This made the plot jumpy and hard to follow at times. However, Kermit spent the majority of the film separated from the rest of the gang. The Muppets themselves were great and kept you interested. The cameos were heavy and fantastic as always. There were several great Muppet jokes and gags that stayed true to the genre. Bottom line, they weren’t utilized the right way to get the full potential out of their performances. I would have liked to see Burell play more of a Phil Dunphy, and Fey as a Liz Lemon type. Making the Muppets the straight men never goes over well. Though funny at times, I felt that the characters they played were way too over the top. The film had supporting actors Tina Fey, Ty Burell, and Ricky Gervais. The Muppets go on a world tour and Kermit gets switched with international criminal and look-alike Constantine. It took me until a few weeks ago to even see the film because (sadly) there were other things that took my attention, and no one in my group of friends wanted to see it.Īfter seeing the trailer, you basically know the plot. This led to a great release and reaction from everyone. The Muppets (2011) came out the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. I don’t think it’s a coincidence that blockbusters come out in the summer, or that family films come out around the holidays. The timing of when a movie comes out is an inexact science. Why they decided to bring out a Muppet movie in March is beyond me. With the announcement of his non-involvement, fans began to question the success of the film without the leading man that got us so excited. His enthusiasm on the last film was intoxicating and got people excited to see the picture. Segal has a strong fan base that draws from a wide variety of people and age.
The first thing that placed a bad taste in the public’s mouth was the absence of The Muppets Co-Star/Writer Jason Segal.
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