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I was waiting for this all weekened. I'm glad he had nothing but good things to say about it (well, a few negatives, but I kinda agree with them).

My friends have been telling me they loved the movie. One of my friends said this: "After the movie, I told [friends] that in the mirror, instead of the Big Bang Theory guy, you should've appeared."

All my friends (and some teachers) have said nothing but good things about it, except one friend who had a few little nitpicks (which were understandable ones).

I would say they were taped at the same time, considering there's a continuity thing involving the singing cheeses in the Andy Williams episode.

I will say the song felt kinda awkward in the context of the movie, but I agree with Drtooth in the fact that at least it was short and upbeat, unlike "The Love is Gone", which is slow and kinda boring.

I think the finalized budget was $45 million.

Hey hey! My half-birthday!

...I regret not adding BLOOPERS. These are always the highlight of any Muppet DVD.

I definitely expect all the trailers, DELETED SCENES, a clip from the table read (they filmed it), maybe some clips from their promotional appearances (specifically the Dancing with the Stars one) and the OK Go/Forget You music videos.

It played last year and yes, it was edited.

I think to really let this movie sink in, I need to see it a second time. Maybe next weekend...

The ones I recall were: "What the Wocka?!" and "I once waited a whole year for September!"

I love Muppet Christmas music! And I've always adored the holiday menus. And for the record, if anyone uses Radio Terra to listen to the radio, you're going to be listening to the VIP Stream instead of the free one. There's no money involved, it's just that the songs you hear won't be shown on...

I'm pretty sure it was the last few notes of The Muppet Show Theme's first verse ("on the Muppet Show tonight").

In this scene: Mike Quinn is to Sweetums' left, Bruce Lanoil is between the two monsters and Leslie Cararra (Abby's performer) is the blonde with the hat behind the blue sign.

The Universal Studios joke was the fact that the tour guide really doesn't care about his job anymore and just lazily taking them into the group. The Ninja Turtles line is moreso Kermit just letting the stupid remark go by without correcting him and just getting him to a telephone quickly.

The end of the first verse isn't the Electric Mayhem; I think it was two groups; one being Link, Strangepork, Wayne, Wanda and Thog. Marvin's line is "It's time to say 'So long!'" The end of the second verse has the following singers - Group 1: The Newsman, Swedish Chef, Lew; Group 2 - Rats and...

It didn't really hit me until afterward, but the stuff at the beginning with Walter was quite heart-breaking, especially the Halloween portion.

Bruno Mars' new song was cute, but the style is was done in, you can't help but compare it to "What I Am" from last year.

Some kids who must have been our age (18 or older) were shouting Mahna Mahan on their way out too. There were definently some other Muppet fans there; one young man we saw was wearing an Animal wool cap and we saw a little girl with her Muppet Whatnot walking around the mall. Plus, since we...