Movie Name:- The Muppets

Release Date:- 23 November 2011

Directed By:- James Bobin

Produced By:- David Hoberman, Todd Lieberman,

Category / Genres:- Comedy, Family, Music,

IMDB Rating:- 7.7

Run Time:- 98 Minutes

Star Cast:- Jason Segel, Amy Adams, Chris Cooper, Rashida Jones, Steve Whitmire, Eric Jacobson, Dave Goelz, Bill Barretta, David Rudman, Matt Vogel, Peter Linz, Alan Arkin, Bill Cobbs, Zach Galifianakis, Ken Jeong,

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The Muppets Movie Story Line:- When oil baron Tex Richman sniffs out the presence of a massive crude resource right under the worn-out Muppet Theater in Los Angeles, his wicked mind hatches a plan to dismantle the studio. But fortunately, Walter, one of the die-hard admirers of Muppets gets to know the evil intentions of Tex. Cometh the hour, cometh the man! He along with his friends, Mary and Gary, decide to stop the oil tycoon from destroying the old studio. But in order to do, they need to pay Tex a large amount of money. The only possible way out is a grand fundraising event, and what could be bigger than a Muppet Telethon? Walter and his gang approach Kermit the Frog to convince all the Muppets to reunite for the telethon. But the job to bring back the Muppets is not easy, as most of them live on their own and hardly see each other. While Fozzie is content with his association with the Moopets; Animal is dealing with anger management. Similarly, Miss Piggy and Gonzo are also preoccupied. Now it’s up to Walter, Kermit, Mary and Gary to make the Muppets understand the importance of the event. Will they be able to do it? Will the Muppets reunite to save the day? Watch The Muppets online to know it all, as you enjoy this fun-filled musical extravaganza.

The Muppets Movie Review:- The Muppets is essentially flawless. I know this is a weird way to start a review, but I feel I should just forego formalities and cut to the chase. This year has been a fairly disappointing year for movies, but The Muppets just about makes up for it all by itself. It's an absolutely life-affirming tribute to beloved characters and memories that should have never been allowed to fade into obscurity, and if you care at all about movies you need to see this, as soon as possible.

Jason Segel, along with co-writer Nicholas Stoller and director James Bobin have made a film that is just absolutely bursting at the seams with affection towards the Muppets, and that love and passion has instantly rocketed this movie to the very top of the list when it comes to long history of Muppet shows, movies, and even viral videos. The film is one of the funniest movies I've seen in a long time and accomplishes this without being crass or cynical; it's smart, witty, and most importantly, completely heartfelt. Jason Segel with his obvious and undying love for the Muppets is, by all accounts, the most deserving person to be given creative control of the Muppets since Jim Henson himself.

The original Muppet Movie will always be a timeless classic, and it's charm and legacy will likely never be topped by another Muppet movie. However, The Muppets is the closest it has ever come, and, due to the timeliness and poignancy of the story, I would argue that right at this moment it is more relevant and moving than even the 1979 classic. I was unable to stop smiling during the entire running time of the movie, even while tears were coming to my eyes.

I know I'm not really reviewing the movie right now, and I'm more just beaming about how much I loved it, but really, I feel it would be a disservice to go into details about this movie. Simply put, you need to see it, and if you don't you're robbing yourself of a truly extraordinary film experience. This is the most sensational, inspirational, celebrational, Muppetational movie of the year. Go see it. Right now. I mean it, go buy tickets for this weekend, and you can thank me later.