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Exactly. (Because if your film stars a talking frog, it's automatically just a stupid movie for their younger cousins. :rolleyes:) It just comes down to which audience is bigger, and more interested in going to the movies. Honestly, I don't think our team has anything to worry about. :)...

I've got to say, some of these look pretty cool. Though of all things, I would never think to link snowboarding to The Muppets.

John, the "moviegoers" that seem to have the biggest voice these days are stupid teenagers, and they're the audience that made Twilight - With its bland characters, lack of substance, sexist-to-both-genders exploitation of the male body, and total disregard to what real love is - popular. (No...

Well, the final Twilight movie has a DVD release date set (March 2... and why exactly do I know this?...) which means that this "sparkly vampires" fad is breathing it's final breaths. So naturally, the replacement's on it's way. :rolleyes: Still, I'm very happy to see that The Muppets... Again...

This is just an observation: The three pre-2012 Disney 3D re-releases (The Nightmare Before Christmas, Toy Story Double Feature, and The Lion King) were movies that were really hard to get on DVD for a while before their release. Heck, I remember looking high and low for a DVD of Nightmare...

If I ever get an HD-TV, I'll certainly be getting rid of my eco-friendly DVD and updating to Blu-Ray.

Sorry I didn't get to you sooner, Drew, but welcome! It'll be nice to not be the only one with a Barney avatar. :)

That doesn't surprise me at all, really. If the Blu-Ray is indeed in widescreen, I'll pick it up. It is really cheap, after all.

I've been meaning to ask you guys something, relating to this. - Is the Muppets from Space Blu-Ray in widescreen? There's nothing on the packaging that tells me if it is or not.

Oh, and I had a free pass to this one, thanks to the Disney Movie Rewards ticket offer in the Finding Nemo combo pack I picked up. But since I got some movie passes for Christmas, I should be back on track for 2013!

You'd be better off BURNING THE MONEY than you would be buying this atrocity! I am VERY happy too announce that I've had a cinematic experience more recent than Oogieloves. Monsters Inc. 3D got me to the cinema again, and even before the New Year! Sure, I was a bit sleepy around the middle of...

Amazon has raised the price for this DVD. Instead of the original $13, it will now cost one $18 (A whole fiver more!) to own this masterpiece(of...) for themselves. Still, Amazon is the only website I can find selling this movie. One funny thing is that they don't even have it marked as The...

Tommorow is Christmas, as well as a song that should never be played on Christmas. Seriously, Muppet Central? You're paying royaltees to these people? :p

Heck, the footage in the trailer already looks better than the DVD version, so I'm sure this will look great on Blu-Ray. I'm just hoping we get a release date soon, because this will probably be a first-day pick-up for me. (And that's rare for me on anything but Barney DVDs, so that should say...

Heck, (US) Amazon's price is a mere $13. They're also the only site I could find that lists the thing. Think is most certianly the key word there! HOW BOUT DEM BUBBLEZ?!?!?!?!?

Well, Pappy, you DO know what this means, don't you?

Yeah. The cut-outs of MJ and Oscar jiggle around on the screen, too.

You know, I never noticed that. :laugh: They were REALLY pushing the whole Michael Jackson thing, weren't they?

What was playing on Muppet Central Radio. :p

Wha... wha... WHY DID THIS HAPPEN?!?