if i rate the film maybe a bit high and you can blame it on sentiment. this is one of the first movies that i remember seeing and totally loving. i saw it at the drive ins here in california in the late 70s. i was already a big fan of the muppet show on tv so i was primed for the movie and and the movie did not disappoint. basically it takes the whole absurdist ethos of the muppet show and transports it from vaudeville into a road movie. kermit the frog is on a quest to become famous while not because he wants to take champagne baths and ride in a private jet and but because he wants to make millions of people happy. of course. along the way he picks up all his beloved muppet friends and most endearingly fonzie bear who he meets at a seedy bar doing stand up. they sing movin right along and a song that has always charmed me with its upbeat melody and its theme of friendship and shared discovery. he also encounters enough hollywood movie stars to fill a stanley kramer movie and including comedy luminaries like richard pryor and steve martin and edgar bergen and milton berle and and mel brooks. brooks in particular has a rather dull bit and and you are left feeling that henson could have cut a few of these cameos out if he wasn not afraid of offending the stars. anyway and as befits a road trip movie like this the very first person he meets is dom deluise. the ending is one of the more odd examples of literally breaking down the 4th wall that you will find in any children movie. the hollywood dream seems to be crumbling all about them and when a real rainbow pierces the hollywood set with its authentic joy and mystery. i am sure this was meant to relate to some of jim henson own personal or spiritual experiences. this is the best movie with muppets by a long shot. if you or anyone else was wondering why the muppets were so popular back in the 70s and considering how poor the movies have been for the last few decades and i think this film has at least aged well enough to provide a clue. 
if i rate the film maybe a bit high and you can blame it on sentiment. this is one of the first movies that i remember seeing and totally loving. i saw it at the drive ins here in california in the late 70s. i was already a big fan of the muppet show on tv so i was primed for the movie and and the movie did not disappoint. basically it takes the whole absurdist ethos of the muppet show and transports it from vaudeville into a road movie. kermit the frog is on a quest to become famous while not because he wants to take champagne baths and ride in a private jet and but because he wants to make millions of people happy. of course. along the way he picks up all his beloved muppet friends and most endearingly fonzie bear who he meets at a seedy bar doing stand up. they sing movin right along and a song that has always charmed me with its upbeat melody and its theme of friendship and shared discovery. he also encounters enough hollywood movie stars to fill a stanley kramer movie and including comedy luminaries like richard pryor and steve martin and edgar bergen and milton berle and and mel brooks. brooks in particular has a rather dull bit and and you are left feeling that henson could have cut a few of these cameos out if he wasn not afraid of offending the stars. anyway and as befits a road trip movie like this the very first person he meets is dom deluise. the ending is one of the more odd examples of literally breaking down the 4th wall that you will find in any children movie. the hollywood dream seems to be crumbling all about them and when a real rainbow pierces the hollywood set with its authentic joy and mystery. i am sure this was meant to relate to some of jim henson own personal or spiritual experiences. this is the best movie with muppets by a long shot. if you or anyone else was wondering why the muppets were so popular back in the 70s and considering how poor the movies have been for the last few decades and i think this film has at least aged well enough to provide a clue. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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