The movie was good..However the plot was very much like......
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I downloaded this the other day (from a torrent site), http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0251874/ and just got a chance to watch it. This is a great film that lets you see the Muppets the way Jim wanted them to be.They had a lot more adult humor, but I understand that Disney had to tone it down a little for children, but .... I miss the old Muppets
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Oh, it's not just the Lion King. Where's Mary Poppins - you know, the Oscar-winning film that many consider to be Walt's masterpiece?
i wanted a kermit watch as soon as i left the theater.... it was barely even product placement... it just hit me
This continues to baffle me to this day. I also think Mary Poppins is one of the easiest films to come up with an attraction concept. I mean, the film is virtually swimming in them. At least put some damn chalk drawings on the ground somewhere! psh.
I agree! Tearing down the Great Movie Ride is the equivalent of losing Horizons at Epcot. Hollywood Studios has definite theme issues and is in an identity crisis. Losing the Great Movie Ride would totally destroy the last ride at the Studios that actually is intricately themed to the opening day MGM studios. I hope HS never loses TGMR. Especially since the backlot tour is the joke that it is now.
In this weeks Entertainment Weekly, they have a a wonderful cover story on the new Muppet movie. The most interesting thing to me though is a comment that (Writer/Star) Jason Segal makes near the end of it, regarding Disney execs talking to him about a new ride....has anyone heard anything that would give this more weight?
Her carpet bag used to be in the UK...but has since gone missing!!!
I'd love to see The Great Muppet Ride plans dusted off. But I have a feeling by the time it was built the Muppets hype will have died off. Don't get me wrong, I love the Muppets but Disney would really have to keep pushing them to continue to make them relevant in terms of getting a major ride approved and built.
But you know what... Maybe Disney should start pursuing aggressive ideas like this. Seems there is so much yellow tape to go through getting a ride approved that by the time it's approved, it's too late. How long can Disney stay dormant, innovation-wise, while Uni pokes and prods them going "Hey, check out my new gadgets. Don't you wish you had stuff like this?" Disney is supposed to be the leaders here...
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