Search results

Link's hardly ever used, the only prominent 80's appearances he had was in JHH and TMS. Though he's really prominent in MMW.

Happy birthday, you already got a birthday present, an early one, MMW. :)

Good news for MMW. It now has $20 million in the foreign box office, and just a tad under $70 million worldwide. I feel that it should at least pass $100 million worldwide by the end of its run.

Some hopes for special features Deleted Scenes Interviews with the Muppet Performers Commentary by James Bobin Interactive Games I hope the juicy features are also on the DVD, because I don't have a blu-ray player and I see no point in buying one.

Nope, but thanks for showing it.

WOW, I've never seen this or heard of this before.

Still, it's not the same watching the film and getting the reference the first time, then looking it up, and forcing a laugh the next time you watch it. Though references don't make a movie and TMM is still better than MMW.

With all the muppet productions on DVD and Blu-Ray I was just wondering if we all think the current release prices are reasonable or if they should be decreased or increased. Here are the current prices for the muppet movies from Amazon. Prices (DVD;2005) The Muppet Movie $15.99 (DVD;2005) The...

I mean I've found some funny refrences and stuff, but I think it's because the refrences are of this time. I mean I'm pretty sure I'd laugh-out-loud if I knew some refrences from TMM and MTM. I mean if I was born in 2050 and watched the film then, some of the refrences would'nt be funny.

I wish!

Whoops, mixed up the two sci-fi episodes. :o

Muppets Tonight (1996-'98) had some throwbacks to past muppet productions like in the Cindy Crawford episode where Bobo reads a newspaper with a commercial for MTI or in the Sandra Bullock episode where, again, Bobo puts the mad bomber on hold and rainbow connection is playing. Afterwards MFS...

MMW plummeted 53.1% in its 5th weekend to an estimated $48,318,000. While it didn't exactly hold well on Easter weekend, that can be attributed to it losing 1,332 theaters. It should at least get $50 million by the end of next weekend.

Wow, it's comparisons that make me thankful for Bill Barretta, Matt Vogel, Eric Jacobson, Dave Goelz, David Rudman, and Steve Whitmire. They're doing pretty good jobs.

Good news, this Friday MMW dropped a meager 16.3%, and should end the easter weekend with a good $1.5-$2.0 million. It'll have $48-$49 million in the bank by Sunday. Anyway even if this film doesn't make its budget back we still have Gonzo with the Wind which should be a box office hit.

Well now it's kind of apparent that Dave Goelz also wasn't a fan of MFS. I'm not sure if it was scripted or not, but if Dave liked MFS he would've said he's an alien.

If this were "The Mannets" then Gary and Mary would be in it. But, all jokes aside, no muppet movie human has ever appearred in two muppet films portraying the same character. The first time this has happened is with Hobo Joe.

Carol's passing 80 yrs. and he's still performing both Oscar and Big Bird. We know that the muppet performers aren't exactly spry chickens anymore, but that doesn't mean their characters are phasing out, sure MMW might be the last muppet film Dave'll work on sadly :( :sympathy:, but it's not...

To all those who disliked The Muppets (2011), I don't blame you. I mean I thought it was a decent film, but it wasn't made for we hardcore fans. The film wanred to re-introduce something, in my opinion, while good, it tryed to much to be hip and new. I can almost see the people making the film...

Thanks, and MMW really did do good today.