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I think they should make a scene in a future muppet film where Johnny asks Sal how cool something is, but Sal won't talk. Then Sal looks below Sal and tells the puppeteer to make him talk, then they get in a fight, but obviously the performer isn't shown.

Pros: Well, almost everything, 95% of everything, I love, the cameos, the songs, the story Cons: Never Before, Never Again (stops the film right in its tracks) 2% The Story (the film has a thin storyline, but it's not thin enough to damage the film's quality) 3%

I know. Think about it. GMC: That one quick scene in the Mallory Gallery MTM: NOTHING!!

Well the Friday estimates are out and MMW managed $2,626,000. It's projected to make $10 million for the weekend, which isn't terrible, and it will be somewhat on par with the 2011 film's second weekend. Meanwhile Detergent plummeted 64%, awesome!

Rachel Bitterman, by far, she was the only muppet villian I wanted to rip their eyes out, she was so mean-spirited, oh my gosh.

Hey, about a month ago I saw Jim Henson, ya Jim Henson, trending now on Yahoo at #7. That made me tear up.

I know right, I watched the film with my friends and when I askede them what the best part was, they said, SHELDON!!!!!!!!! SICK OF IT!!!

Well I was about 2 yrs. when I started watching SS, it was like that season where the people said their favorite SS moment at the beginning of each episode, I remember watching an episode about Big Bird shrinking and Super Grover vs. Chicken, bujt that's it. I used to have a billion SS vhs tapes...

If it was the problem of Steve's voice then why did Rizzo have a prominent role in LGatMHS? Well, I think it's a little hard for the newbies to write for Rizzo, because they don't really know what to do with him. Rizzo's probably phasing out, because there's really nothing for him to do. He...

Season 1 is quite deformed, if the show wasn't in syndication then I suspect it would've been the only season. Most of the characters are deformed or O.O.C throughout. The only characters who stay the same as in the future are like Kermit, Rowlf, and Scooter. There are also so many characters...

I hope MMW can scrape more then $10 million, I mean last week I predicted the iflm to get $17 million and I was right. My forecast is $13 million.

Not that I don't like the film, but I'd have made some major changes cut out "Me Party" make Walter, Amy Adams, and Jason Siegel more obscure after finding Kermit add a Vet's Hospital sketch to the show; come on it was the most popular TMS sketch GIVE ELECTRIC MAYHEM MORE LINES AND A SONG give...

Even the original TMS began with the foriegn market, I think the muppets as a whole are better suited for the foriegn market that has better taste.

:o Guys look at us, fighting and being selfish, when Kermit has done so much for us. We should be ashamed of ourselves. (VMX, 2002) So the modern public doesn't appreciate the muppets, so what, the muppets are not doing so hot at the box office, so, it still has weekend 2...

I've got a theory, I think the world is much to cynical to care for such creative gems anymore. I mean the only reason the last muppet film was so successful was because critics loved seeing all those celebs. and oh just because two radomly famous actors have a main role they're like oh the...

We can't just assume this is a flop, because of 5 days, there have been many movies that have held strongly in their second weekend and even increased on their opening weekend total, and I think with Detergent cleared out of the way with horrible word-of-mouth (I've heard so many people at...

Well at least we have Big Mean Carl. I think Carl is a homage to Jim Henson, because he's like those old eat all muppets.

Oh my god, why are we worrying so much about MMW's box office numbers? John Carter had a $250 million budget, and guess what it only made $73 million at the domestic box office, and BARELY reached it's budget worldwide wise, which clearly wasn't enough to get some cold hard cash. Mars Need Moms...

Most schools around here aren't on spring break until the week ends. 3.3 mil for Detergent is HORRIBLE considering how you said that a number of tweens are on spring break. Movies that start with a nearly $60 million opening should be pushing the big bucks out, I mean like $4-$7 million. So...

Oh come on don't be so hard on them. Sure they'll never be as big as those titles, but heck in their heyday the original muppet movie (TMM) made $216,900,400 only counting the domestic box office (adjusted for ticket price inflation, because it's a 30+ film) and was the 9th highest grossing film...