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I want an uncut DVD of Walt Disney World with the bloopers as bonus material, is that too much to ask!

Lots of movies stay in theaters for a long time. The first despicable me came out in july 2010, but was still playing in like 200 theaters at the end of november.

ya they did the impossible, why not Sal, then again maybe Disney barely knows Sal or Johnny, I mean VMX and MFS have different owners, and MWoO is almost a decade old, and MT is also really old and something Disney hardly mentions it exists

Look, here's my two cents about the scooter recasts. Adam Hunt - It's way too hard to tell if he's close to Richard's since he has one brief line, but he might have worked for a longtime performer. Brian Henson - He tried to do his best, but really he didn't match very well, he tried to make...

Well, it was teased by Jim way back in '87 when he told the press about MFC he said he was planning on making this new muppet movie, which they wanted out in '89. Then the disney deal problems began, and oh my gosh it ruined the film. By the time Jim passed they had gotten nowhere with it...

i don't even have netflix, so i'm just gonna watch my DVDs and VHS tapes

you know even if they won't recast him i'd like to see him and Sal in the background, come on writers it's not that hard to recast a lesser-known character, even if the voice isn't exact someone could loosely mimic Sal

The only legitimate muppisode was "Food Fight" the one with Gordon Ramsey. That one (the extended edition) is this one in particular. Personally, I think it was hilarious, and a great little muppet short, hope to see it as a DVD or Blu-Ray extra someday. Then around Christmas we got the...

I know right, the muppets have been around for nearly 60 years, and it still has a decent audience.

Because of my 4th grade teacher who showed me MCC. I didn't exactly watch the film, but at the end she talked about Jim Henson and how he died before this film was made, and that got me interested in Jim so I put him on the wikipedia search, and BOOM muppet fan created.

FINALLY!! I really wanted to see that show and now I can. :)

Well ya, but we shouldn't push it, at least we have the original trilogy, the pure muppet movies with Jim Henson.

The current total for MMW is $50,825,812, so $51 mil. seems like what MMW will get by the end of its run, better than my originally envisioned $45 mil.