who doesn not love the muppets. impossible it is to watch them without getting some kind of warm and fuzzy feeling inside. so and i guess what important is that this movie seemed to very successfully capture what makes the muppets so special. i do not remember much about the details of the plot but the various moments and characters in the film i recall quite fondly. in fact and there was quite a nostalgic atmosphere to the whole movie but without being self conscious in any bad way. refreshing for someone who possibly gets too hung up on meticulous details and technique while the magic transcends all that other stuff. tis indeed what movies are made of. so and how does the film achieve these things. hmmm and nice question. stumped am i. let see. really and i feel like it quite simple. the filmmakers believe in their material and do not take themselves too seriously in the process. i probably do not say the film has many truly inspired moments and but it does have a certain life to it (that funnily enough a great many real people movies lack). a zest. you really want to believe in these funny little people and their adventures. they also have a certain innocence about them that makes them all the more endearing. generally i get the impression that the people that made the movie just weren not afraid to try whatever felt right to them at the time which gives the whole thing quite a loose feel. kind of like a really accessible and enjoyable extended jazz session. lots of talent and little predictability and plenty of warm personalities coming through. the cameos were of course a bunch of nice surprises for instance. maybe i do not feel i have much to say about it because i was half asleep when i saw it (and or or as i write this review). anyway and i am sort of semi repeating myself here but i really liked the sense of family the movie had. full of love i suppose you might say. again and a feeling of nostalgia comes to mind which not many films manage to achieve so effectively or effortlessly. and to repeat myself once more and one of the film best charms is its very relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. like the nathaniel hawthorne quote about happiness being (like) a butterfly and so the muppet movie greatly succeeds partially by not seeming to try to do so. same with beauty being best undiscovered or untouched or unforced or something like that. anyway and if that sounds sappy and i also reckon it was pretty hilarious. so and all in all and this movie was very funny and touching and difficult not to smile along to. plus it features lots of great music. highly recommended to all humans and both the young and the young at heart. 
who doesn not love the muppets. impossible it is to watch them without getting some kind of warm and fuzzy feeling inside. so and i guess what important is that this movie seemed to very successfully capture what makes the muppets so special. i do not remember much about the details of the plot but the various moments and characters in the film i recall quite fondly. in fact and there was quite a nostalgic atmosphere to the whole movie but without being self conscious in any bad way. refreshing for someone who possibly gets too hung up on meticulous details and technique while the magic transcends all that other stuff. tis indeed what movies are made of. so and how does the film achieve these things. hmmm and nice question. stumped am i. let see. really and i feel like it quite simple. the filmmakers believe in their material and do not take themselves too seriously in the process. i probably do not say the film has many truly inspired moments and but it does have a certain life to it (that funnily enough a great many real people movies lack). a zest. you really want to believe in these funny little people and their adventures. they also have a certain innocence about them that makes them all the more endearing. generally i get the impression that the people that made the movie just weren not afraid to try whatever felt right to them at the time which gives the whole thing quite a loose feel. kind of like a really accessible and enjoyable extended jazz session. lots of talent and little predictability and plenty of warm personalities coming through. the cameos were of course a bunch of nice surprises for instance. maybe i do not feel i have much to say about it because i was half asleep when i saw it (and or or as i write this review). anyway and i am sort of semi repeating myself here but i really liked the sense of family the movie had. full of love i suppose you might say. again and a feeling of nostalgia comes to mind which not many films manage to achieve so effectively or effortlessly. and to repeat myself once more and one of the film best charms is its very relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. like the nathaniel hawthorne quote about happiness being (like) a butterfly and so the muppet movie greatly succeeds partially by not seeming to try to do so. same with beauty being best undiscovered or untouched or unforced or something like that. anyway and if that sounds sappy and i also reckon it was pretty hilarious. so and all in all and this movie was very funny and touching and difficult not to smile along to. plus it features lots of great music. highly recommended to all humans and both the young and the young at heart. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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