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Oh I agree 100%. There needs to be an expansion to Muppet Vision 3d. Even if its just a small Swedish Chef food cart or whatever. If only they had made a Muppet ride. And ugh, I hated every single second of the Lady Gaga special. However I loved the 2 hour Muppets takeover QVC shopping channel...

I saw Turbo in 3d in theaters and enjoyed it(cept for the eye rolling third act) I think Drtooth, we just have to face the music: the public at large(the mainstream public) is not as into the Muppets as we kid ourselves. Sure, everyone "has a favorite muppet"...but 9 times out of 10 kids and...

There's so many dvd "specials"(often just extended on the street episodes), but it would be cool to see a Sesame Street theatrical film...or least a 90 minute dvd movie that looks like a film. I love how Follow That Bird follows in the original Muppet trilogy vibe of natural styled filming in...

Re: dvds/bluray, as I posted in another thread: I have my doubts about Disney releasing anything on the home video market other than TMM/GMC/MTI re-releases for the zillionth time and MMW's bare bones $22 release. Season 4/5? MT? M@WDW? ahahahah....in our dreams. Lionsgate would have released...

I have my doubts about Disney releasing anything on the home video market other than TMM/GMC/MTI re-releases for the zillionth time and MMW's bare bones $22 release. Season 4/5? MT? M@WDW? ahahahah....in our dreams. Lionsgate would have released everything and more by now. INCLUDING JHH

The answers are simple: MMW were for the real fans, while TM2011 was the kind of sugar coated pill half meant for a wide audience. The reason for the dismal box office of MMW is because the modern era has zapped a whole generation of creativity, magic and imagination. MMW was a litmus test...

I want some Gravity Falls merch. A show I like a lot more than Adv Time and Regular Show

I can't help it...I know I made the same thread in 2011...and I know the Disney store has a little Muppet corner tucked into the back corner of the store...but am I the only one who feels we really haven't seen much in the way of merch? Especially in the wake of a zillion dollars used for...

Given Disney and other companies sure don't seem to be making much merch, least in America, I'm all for it. The only copyright loophole stuff that bothers me is all the geek t-shirts that ripoff popular game franchises and try and hide under "parody"...which is total crud

dubstep electro is literally the worst sound since Nickelback

Yes, it's no secret I have very little respect for the modern toy industry, but let's examine the worst of the modern blunders. 1. $10-$12 for increasingly dinky, frail 3 3/4 figures. This trend started in 2009 with Avatar, which kicked off the tiny figures for $11 MSRP. Marvel of course has...