i once saw a bit of this film and and was interested to see the full thing just to see why the critics give it two stars and the result being that i agree. basically the film begins with kermit the frog (steve whitmire) telling all his muppet chums that they have lost everything and and he ends sitting depressed (and possibly thinking about suicide) on the bench. meanwhile and in another world (heaven) angel daniel (david arquette and who had already been in muppets from space) visits the boss (whoopi goldberg and another reason i wanted to see the film) to show that kermit really needs help. in the flashbacks and it shows kermit and miss piggy (eric jacobson and not the original and better frank oz) and gonzo (dave goelz) and fozzie bear (also jacobson) and pepe the prawn (bill barretta) and all the other muppets have prepared a stage show for many people to see in the christmas holiday and and it all seems to be going well. but the really mean rachel bitterman (joan cusack) is determined to either shut the show or the theatre down and and kermit is doing everything possible to make sure that doesn not happen. of course and kermit fails the last time and and bitterman tells him that they are finished and and she can officially take the theatre. this is where daniel is sent as kermit guardian angel to try and help him and but kermit is not in the mood and and eventually ends up saying i wish i was never born. obviously and you can recognise the spoof of it a wonderful life and with kermit as the george bailey and and cusack as the mr. potter and and in the end and obviously kermit realises how much he means to everyone and and goes back to find the theatre saved as historical landmark. also starring whitmire as rizzo the rat and beaker while goelz as dr. bunsen honeydew and waldorf while barretta as dr. teeth and rowlf the dog and swedish chef while jacobson as animal and yoda (the only character who sounds similar to oz version) and william h. macy as glenn and matthew lillard as luc fromage and carson daly and molly shannon while scrubs zach braff and sarah chalke and neil flynn and john c. mcginley and judy reyes and mel brooks as joe snow while brian henson as scooter and janice while jerry nelson as robin the frog and statler and pops and floyd pepper and and kevin clash as sam the eagle. the most memorable moment for me is the stage spoof of moulin rouge and besides that and the well known faces in it and not fantastic. it was nominated the emmy for outstanding music and lyrics for the song everyone matters. the muppets were number 47 on the 100 greatest pop culture icons. adequate. 
i once saw a bit of this film and and was interested to see the full thing just to see why the critics give it two stars and the result being that i agree. basically the film begins with kermit the frog (steve whitmire) telling all his muppet chums that they have lost everything and and he ends sitting depressed (and possibly thinking about suicide) on the bench. meanwhile and in another world (heaven) angel daniel (david arquette and who had already been in muppets from space) visits the boss (whoopi goldberg and another reason i wanted to see the film) to show that kermit really needs help. in the flashbacks and it shows kermit and miss piggy (eric jacobson and not the original and better frank oz) and gonzo (dave goelz) and fozzie bear (also jacobson) and pepe the prawn (bill barretta) and all the other muppets have prepared a stage show for many people to see in the christmas holiday and and it all seems to be going well. but the really mean rachel bitterman (joan cusack) is determined to either shut the show or the theatre down and and kermit is doing everything possible to make sure that doesn not happen. of course and kermit fails the last time and and bitterman tells him that they are finished and and she can officially take the theatre. this is where daniel is sent as kermit guardian angel to try and help him and but kermit is not in the mood and and eventually ends up saying i wish i was never born. obviously and you can recognise the spoof of it a wonderful life and with kermit as the george bailey and and cusack as the mr. potter and and in the end and obviously kermit realises how much he means to everyone and and goes back to find the theatre saved as historical landmark. also starring whitmire as rizzo the rat and beaker while goelz as dr. bunsen honeydew and waldorf while barretta as dr. teeth and rowlf the dog and swedish chef while jacobson as animal and yoda (the only character who sounds similar to oz version) and william h. macy as glenn and matthew lillard as luc fromage and carson daly and molly shannon while scrubs zach braff and sarah chalke and neil flynn and john c. mcginley and judy reyes and mel brooks as joe snow while brian henson as scooter and janice while jerry nelson as robin the frog and statler and pops and floyd pepper and and kevin clash as sam the eagle. the most memorable moment for me is the stage spoof of moulin rouge and besides that and the well known faces in it and not fantastic. it was nominated the emmy for outstanding music and lyrics for the song everyone matters. the muppets were number 47 on the 100 greatest pop culture icons. adequate. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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