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I think this was best said from a woman in the focus group. She was a mother of two boys, who have never seen much of The Muppets. After watching the movie, she told them about how she used to watch them when she was a kid. She got a yell of, "YOU used to watch THE MUPPETS?!?".

They all seem to fall into place like they would regularly. While all those characters don't get too much (except for Uncle Deadly), they're all pretty much the same. Unfortunately for your girlfriend.. While you see very little glimpses of Robin, I guess they decided to leave him alone for...

If you've kept your eyes off the list of cameos, don't look here! Of the cameos, the only I really noticed were Zach Galifianakis, Whoopi Goldberg, Selena Gomez, Neil Patrick Harris, and Mickey Rooney. The prison scene with Wanda Sykes and Danny Trejo was apparently cut out. The "Pictures in...

Walter was good for the part. When looking at it, as Muppet he seemed like more of "just a guy", a more calm personality than the Muppets crew being characters and celebrities.

Nope! The only limitation here is morale on spoilers. Yes. And even in that, people who don't want much of Pepe won't be disappointed.

I would say so. He has his own bit in "getting back together".

Oh yes, lots of minor Muppet characters got their own lines. ..Meh. It's what you would expect Bobo and Deadly to be, but overall the "villains" seemed underplayed. Thanks!

Scooter was great, David Rudman just did an amazing performance as him and I could barely tell the difference between him and Richard Hunt. He was in it a lot, the same 'ol Scooter as he was in The Muppet Show. Lots of screentime for the ;) fans.

Personally, I really liked it. There wasn't one person in the audience that didn't rate the movie as "Excellent" or "Very Good". A handfull of scenes felt nostalgic to the original Muppet Show while watching it. "Getting the gang back together" happened a lot shorter than I had liked, however...

Hey guys, long time lurker, not much poster. On August 18th through Neilson Movie View I had the great privilege to see a preview screening of Jason Segal's new "The Muppets" movie coming out in November. This is what Neilson sent me. Ask anything!