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Well, I went to Walmart today, and MMW's Blu-Ray was being advertised on one of those posters by the entrance. It was nothing huge, just the standard poster. I'm not sure if it's Walmart that puts up the poster or if Disney pays to put it up. Anyways, Walmart REALLY lacks in muppet stuff...

Wow thanks for the really AWESOME link, it's so sad how many muppet projects they were planning, and how few they actually made. I'd go head over heels for the muppets spy movie, the muppets time travel, and the las vegas film, oh and animal's origin story :fanatic:! They should have at least...

Though then why would they credit Kermit in episode 2 when he wasn't even in it!

$7, now that's something I can afford. I saw that at Target too, and it was $14.96, and the TMM DVD 2013 was also the same price!

Of course! It's only TMS S1 that has cuts.

Thanks for the tip, I should have done that the one time I actually had money to spare, but I could only find MFS, so I bought that instead. Then every other time I went to Target with no money to spare, MTM lay rotting away on the shelves :ouch::crazy:! Next time I go, I'll certainly ask...

Are those really movies? They are just knockoffs of recent big-studio kiddy films.

They're for sure rully not married, there'd at least be some mention in the nearly 40 years they've been around, but they are still for sure rully a couple. It seems that even though Animal's Floyd's bandmate, that Floyd is his caretaker.

MTM and MFS are fully owned by Sony. Disney can't get them, because they were both distributed by Tri-Star (FOR MTM) or Columbia (FOR MFS) when they were first released, so those films are theirs. That also goes for KSY. Now VMX also isn't owned by Disney, and that's probably because...

Ya, that's true, but it still irks me that Target probably won't sell MTM seperately anymore, so I have to go to like Food4Less of Ralphs or someplace, and cough up $5.89 + tax. Oh well, it's better than buying it online with all that shipping and handling.

Actually, Quongo isn't one of the monkeys, the monkeys are the "Muppets Tonight" Writers from the Andie MacDowell episode of MT. Wow, this is more of a MT reunion than I thought, and Carter or recycled Carter is coming in the next episode, WOW! Who's next, dare I say, JOHNNY FIAMA!! :fanatic:

Well, I mean he can't really hate MFS when one of the reasons it wasn't as good as a film was because he wasn't very well involved in it, and Miss Piggy, Fozzie, and Animal didn't exactly have cameos in the film.

Well now I can guarentee that the "Clifford" movie will be live-action, BUT Clifford himself will be the "CGI Star" :eek:, according to boxofficemojo, anyways GOTG got off to a great start with $94 million in the bank, if it holds well then it will easily become the highest grossing film of the...

What, there should be Frog-E-Oke, but Disney listed it as a "Disney Movies Anywhere" special feature, so I think it should be available on that app or the website.

I wonde I'm pretty sure that the credits for each episode is the same, right up to the "no bunnies were harmed in the making of this production", and these are just shorts, at least Steve performed in the series, Dave Goelz, Eric Jacobson, Matt Vogel, or David Rudman had no involvement...

One thing that's confused me is in the Dom Deluise TMS episode. The plot is that Scooter bribes the audience to pretend to be Piggy's fans and throw flowers at her, so Kermit'll give her more acts or a raise I believe (it's been a while since I've seen that episode), so in the opening number...

Just my guess, but I think that when you pause the film it'll come up like TM'11 or TMM.

The prices are MORE THAN INSANE! I mean even at thrift stores, two movies on DVD would cost you $6+tax, and those are second-hand items! Usually, Target would have MTM and MFS seperately for $5, but this is just plain crazy. Granted these aren't new releases, and not something Sony's going to...

I have fond memories of watching that show while eating goldfish in my toy car, kids right :halo:. Even with that, I will not even take a look at that film. If it's like the more than-a-decade old series than, it won't work at all. If popular kid shows like SS, Barney, and Thomas can make...

Honestly, MMW's advertising should really just have been all about the wedding, since that's the only thing non-muppet fans care about. People would come flocking to see the frog and the pig tie the knot, and end up loving MMW, because of the movie itself.