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Press release is out, the only thing I'm confused about is will the Blu-ray+DVD combo have the same number of deleted scenes in the Wocka Wocka Combo Pack but other than that it's perfect. http://www.dvdizzy.com/themuppets-pressrelease-0320.html Cue complaining in 3... 2....

Only 2 nominations for that category? And it's up against Rio? I wonder who will win. :rolleyes:

This thread just puts a huge smile on my face. That's all I have to say.

Hey guys! So I did collect the Muppets Palisades figures from years ago, but didn't take very good care of them... a lot of them have scratches and nicks and broken and glued limbs, rubbed off paint, the works, I was a kid, I didn't know any better. Since I'm moving out of my parents' house at...

Trust me, I understand. Remember 7 years ago when Disney re-released the Muppet movies they own for the first time and all we got on each disc was a single "Pepe's Profile" featurette (The Muppet Christmas Carol DVD notwithstanding) - and those were the same price as this DVD we're getting now...

As a Blu-ray owner though full-time student who pretty much lives on his laptop, I do use both Blu-rays and DVDs. When I buy a combo pack, I expect to inevitably just get the movie on the DVD, so I'm used to it. As for the DVD owners here, I understand the frustration. But this is getting way...

They were probably there so the editors could cut to them if they chose to.

Yeah, Pixar has done the same thing for all their movies since Monsters Inc. except strangely Finding Nemo and Toy Story 3 (probably because there were already Toy Story 3 shorts in the pipeline). I would be all for a Muppet bonus short.

Didn't stop Foghorn Leghorn from advertising for KFC! :eek:

Unless you know someone at Disney, you are a bit out of luck. Unless someone ends up leaking it, which I doubt would happen.

Not even her voicing Jessie? :halo:

I debated including him or not for that reason. In the end I decided to considering there's a whole song about how evil he is at the beginning of the movie, he could sort of slide. I don't expect any votes for him.

That's exactly what I meant by him being "way too big for his breeches which ended up corrupting him". His goals were initially pretty rational even if he was a bit stuck-up about it, but his frustration with Kermit saying no to his offers really drove him to the crazy extent he's in at the end...

This was an interesting conversation that came up over on TV Tropes recently. Someone had given Tex Richman "Complete Monster" status. We came to the consensus that Richman wasn't a complete monster and just more a cartoony villain, and neither was Rachel Bitterman, also was labeled a "Complete...