The tagline is basically saying that all that magic, nostalgia and the characters aren't gone. They're living, breathing and working in our modern world and even if they're not visible right now, they're closer than we think. It's obvious to me. As a graphic designer and artist it kind of bewilders me how something so clear could be misunderstood. That's why great concepts get shelved in favor of GC Smurfs smooshed in subway doors.
Couldn't agree more. The entire thrust of the film is throwing a creme pie to all the people and "old school fans" who wrote off the Muppets as dead has beens.
i sure hope not because the way my vison is i cant see 3d.
You aren't missing much...3D is just a terrible concept. Every single "3d" film Ive seen(and Ive now seen about 8 3d films in the last couple years)
1. Both the screen and glasses make the movie look very dim and dull, almost muddied
2. Your eyes get used to the effect, so it no longer even feels 3d after awhile
3. a lot of "3d" films only have a few 3d moments
4. because of the muddyness, fine details are lost
5. unless you have the right eyes or seating, everything on the side looks blurry and the effect is often lost
6. 3d films can often cost $4-$6 more to see
7. Upon seeing a film I saw in 3d again in regular 2d, I in retrospect wish I had skipped the 3d
8. Most "3d" films are post conversion films meaning they arent shot in 3d and just look like a dark muddled mess
Basically, even after seeing 3d films on Imax, I still cant say Ive had a satisfying 3d experience