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It's fine! I bet evil Muppet dreams are the worst. I had an evil Elmo dream once.
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Is Fozzie Bear EVIL???
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I had an evil Muppet dream after watching that IAVMMC movie and it was so disturbing I don't think I could ever repeat it to anyone, lol.
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I bet! That movie does have some disturbing images! Scooter dancing in cage,and Rizzo on fear factor. (shudders)
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And as disturbing as the nightmare was, it was still more thought provoking than the movie.
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Yeah, it's not my favorite Muppet Movie at all, but it wasn't as bad as MWOO.And as disturbing as the nightmare was, it was still more thought provoking than the movie.
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How true that is. Just demonstrates why fans were so happy with The Muppets (2011), despite its tiny flaws.
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Yeah, the "fart shoes" were one of the only faults I noticed, but that's because it was their 2nd best movie next to The Muppet Movie IMO.How true that is. Just demonstrates why fans were so happy with The Muppets (2011), despite its tiny flaws.
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Yeah that almost felt like one last gasp of that non-humor in the previous Muppet films (and I suspect studio mandated). Thankfully it was brief and hopefully it was the last, lol.
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Yeah, I think it was to show Fozzie forgot how to be funny without cheap tricks.
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Yeah some people have said that, I think we're all desperately trying to save that moment and make it into something better, lol. I mean that would have been a good way to go, but it wasn't really fleshed out enough for that.
Mainly I think it was the studio panicking that they needed at least one cheap laugh in the film.