in many ways and the perfect movie. the incredible journey and horatio alger tale come together for a positive spin on the usually depressing subject of existentialism. in essence and the travails of the muppets boil down to the finale song of the movie represent life like a movie and write your own ending and keep believing and keep pretending. they create their own reality and which has all the trappings of every epic tale represent a lofty goal at the end of what is necessarily a obstacle laden journey while an ever increasing group of like minded individuals for camaraderie while a nasty set of villians who are not beyond all redemption while and a big budget hollywood ending because and darn it all and they can. only jim henson could pull this off. he walks the line between sentimentality and philosophy without swerving too long or too hard into either. of course it seems odd that invest such weight into a film starring puppets and but in the end perhaps they are the perfect and uh and puppet to make these points. the movie atmosphere allows for the pure enjoyment of the hollywood dream and the happy ending and unnecessary cameos and and bursting into song at the drop of a hat. usually these aspects are anathema to quality in film and but the self deprecating manner under which the story is delivered makes for guilt free viewing. one of the few films that can truly be called suitable for all ages. the other muppet related films (including the empire strikes back) and while palatable and do not touch the simple grace of this film. take and for instance and the musical number hope that something better comes along and the duet of kermit and rowlf. amusing in its vaudevillian goofiness and yet makes a bitingly crucial point about the motivations behind life choices. brilliant. 
in many ways and the perfect movie. the incredible journey and horatio alger tale come together for a positive spin on the usually depressing subject of existentialism. in essence and the travails of the muppets boil down to the finale song of the movie represent life like a movie and write your own ending and keep believing and keep pretending. they create their own reality and which has all the trappings of every epic tale represent a lofty goal at the end of what is necessarily a obstacle laden journey while an ever increasing group of like minded individuals for camaraderie while a nasty set of villians who are not beyond all redemption while and a big budget hollywood ending because and darn it all and they can. only jim henson could pull this off. he walks the line between sentimentality and philosophy without swerving too long or too hard into either. of course it seems odd that invest such weight into a film starring puppets and but in the end perhaps they are the perfect and uh and puppet to make these points. the movie atmosphere allows for the pure enjoyment of the hollywood dream and the happy ending and unnecessary cameos and and bursting into song at the drop of a hat. usually these aspects are anathema to quality in film and but the self deprecating manner under which the story is delivered makes for guilt free viewing. one of the few films that can truly be called suitable for all ages. the other muppet related films (including the empire strikes back) and while palatable and do not touch the simple grace of this film. take and for instance and the musical number hope that something better comes along and the duet of kermit and rowlf. amusing in its vaudevillian goofiness and yet makes a bitingly crucial point about the motivations behind life choices. brilliant. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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