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Your Thoughts: "The Muppets" Theatrical Film
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Pinkflower7783
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Yeah I read on MuppetWiki when they first sent Steve the Kermit "puppet" he said he put it in a closet and couldn't look at it for a month. So you can imagine the weight Steve felt on his shoulders when being asked to take over as Kermit. I personally can't imagine...but he is doing a great job with Kermit. Nobody can replace Jim but nobody can replace Steve either.
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Wait..what? He asked her to be in what?Okay, Segel is definitely in my good fan graces after reading his recently publicized rejection letter from our Secretary of State. Wow!
Can I say again? Wow!!
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Yeah, I'm kinda lost too.
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Good grief, it's a running gag.
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It's not muppets if it's not a running gag. 
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It keeps happening to me lately. I think to myself 'I'm lost' and myself immediately thinks 'Have you tried Hare Krishna.' It's beginning to get really weird.
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Jamie, much as I love that letter, you have to give us the source!!
Ru, loved your list of what you loved about the film. I have a couple to add:
from the extras:
Walter's whistle stopping every danged cab on the street. Probably every one within a two mile radius.
"This just in: I was great in the opening number!" and Bunsen's comment about how much higher the scaffolding was than he recalled.
Every snooze-attack of J G's.
Deadly sharing the historic set with the real Phantom of the Opera. Nice that they worked out an amiable schedule...
"I can't even tell them apart!"
The Muppets all in a production-office environment on their way to the screen test. Something about the imagery of that just kills me. I fully believe Lew would be in the copier room, xeroxing fish butts...
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Jamie, much as I love that letter, you have to give us the source!!
Ru, loved your list of what you loved about the film. I have a couple to add:
from the extras:
Walter's whistle stopping every danged cab on the street. Probably every one within a two mile radius.
"This just in: I was great in the opening number!" and Bunsen's comment about how much higher the scaffolding was than he recalled.
Every snooze-attack of J G's.
Deadly sharing the historic set with the real Phantom of the Opera. Nice that they worked out an amiable schedule...
"I can't even tell them apart!"
The Muppets all in a production-office environment on their way to the screen test. Something about the imagery of that just kills me. I fully believe Lew would be in the copier room, xeroxing fish butts...
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