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You know at the end of the day, there isn't too much to complain about for MFS. I think its a good legitimate family film. We can't compare it to TMM or GMC no way at all, but for a stand-alone family comedy, it's really good. If you don't like the film watch it with commentary if you have the...

Well, so MMW passed $51 million today with $51,026,579. It's not going to make much more than that, so I guess domestic total discussions are more or less over. BUT WHY WON'T IT GROSS IN THE FOREIGN BOX OFFICE!!!!!!!!!??? THIS IS SO FRUSTRATING, WHY CAN'T IT MAKE MORE THAN $27 MILLION!? I don't...

I'll need to get used to it, but for now it seems legitimate. As of now the "save draft" feature is something I like, because if I don't finish my post, I can just save and write more later, helps with fan-fics. Anyways, I just learned that I can't go more than a day without posting here, I...

Look the "Dragon" franchise is one of the most beloved of all animated movies. The first dragon film could be mistaken for a pixar film with its 98% RT rating and its $217 million domestic gross. The fact that the still 92% fresh sequel could only manage an opening weekend $7 million more than...

I think that will always be a running gag in the muppet franchise, I mean I doubt they'll ever make it happen, and it'd be kind of annoying to incorporate another wedding in a muppet movie.

Hopefully it can at least end its run with a $50 million foriegn total to at least get a $100 million final worldwide total, I mean come on $78 million worldwide is really bleak considering that the last film made more than that at the domestic box office alone.

I know, that's not going to do it any good. I thought it was going to be out like late 2015, but barely a few months in advance releasing a weird trailer is not good. It just looks like one of those billions of DTV penguin specials.

So all we can really expect for MMW is a $51 million domestic total, but if the film opens in Brazil June 26 than maybe we'll have more than $27 million in the foreign market. Honestly, however much some people on this forum are disappointed about MMW's domestic total, I'm far more disappointed...

That's awesome, I've been one for... 5 months and 2 days :o. Anyways, congrats my friend :).

Think MFS would be a no-brainer by now.

Awesome! Why watch fireworks when you have muppets :). Hope to see Sam and Crazy Harry their too, :attitude: for patriotism and :crazy: to launch the fireworks.

I get your drift. Anyways it actually made $49,451,323 so this is closer to KFP 2 than a blockbuster film. Better than 22, which made $57 mil. and not $60 mil., pretty weak estimates this weekend. Anyways, here look at the first dragon's gross patterns. Mar 26–28 1 $43,732,319 - 4,055 -...

Haven't seen a thread like this anywhere, so I made it. There have been many muppet movies with action scenes, but then again not all of them do, TMM, MTM, and MCC. Though what is the all-time best action scene of them all? P.S. The poll has a closing date, because there'll most likely be more...

I don't know why, but I'm thinking so much about how I wish that "The Best of the Muppet Show" DVDs were in-print and $5 each at a bunch of stores.

Ok fine sheesh, not a fail, but in the long-run will it really hold up as well as the first Dragon? That film's opening weekend was a mere 20% of its final total. Biggest shot dragon has is to make like $180 million, so I'm just saying, considering both films are rotten tomatoes hits (both 90%+)...

don't even really have them on DVD yet, the only ones I have are MFS (2005 one) and VMX (2010 one)

rip :sympathy:

This is crazy! A few months ago all we had was that gaga thing.

you know MTM is the only muppet movie on hulu

Anyways, I can go as far to say that DRAGON FAILED at the box office! Instead of raising its totals on Sat. and Sun. it dropped both days leading to a dissapointing total of $50 million (might even have $49 mil. after the actuals got out). In all considering the first films was really successful...