I refer to, of course, being scared out of watching newer projects. There's nothing wrong with the older stuff at all. But the difference between nostalgia and a franchise is a recurring presence.I don't see what's wrong with chasing back to watching the older DVDs over and over again. How many of us here haven't rewatched the older Muppet DVDs after seeing the recent movie?
I'm saying "Cheapest" wouldn't grab them back like The Muppets did. it would alienate them. And we do NOT need that. it's not time to play with house money yet.
Agreed fully.No offense, but the next movie needs to be out of the theater. GMC was so different from TMM and that's what the next one needs to do; not be set in some continuity and just be its own thing. And the evil celebrity has been done already (Glenda Jackson, Heather Locklear) and it worked for a half-hour show; probably not for a full movie.
The last movie needed the theater for the plot of the comeback and the nostalgic backing. It is THE only theatrical film that even used the theater, and the second over all after VMX. Why all the Muppet movies worked was that they weren't grounded to the theater, allowing them to run off and become other things. GMC was a great movie because they were able to hit a reset button and have the characters play themselves as themselves in other roles. That's the thread from GMC I hope they continue