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went to see it with wife and daughter tonight - absolutely delightful! (great for kids and grandkids)
This (portion) of a review sums it up beautifully:
"The Muppets" is a triumph of simplicity, innocence and goofy jokes. It's a triumph of felt. It's a triumph of childhood and childishness, of pratfalls and belly laughs, of the plain stupid joy in watching Jack Black get bound and kidnapped by puppets. To call it a great film would be missing the point, because the Muppets never aspired to greatness. The only -nesses they ever aspired to were niceness, funniness and old-fangled vaudeville corniness designed to make us smile."
Nice to know movies like that still exist - also a decent amount of vintage cars - Roller, Minor Wagon, 2CV, Gremlin - Oh, and the Morris Minor provides yet another reason to love Amy Adams.
This (portion) of a review sums it up beautifully:
"The Muppets" is a triumph of simplicity, innocence and goofy jokes. It's a triumph of felt. It's a triumph of childhood and childishness, of pratfalls and belly laughs, of the plain stupid joy in watching Jack Black get bound and kidnapped by puppets. To call it a great film would be missing the point, because the Muppets never aspired to greatness. The only -nesses they ever aspired to were niceness, funniness and old-fangled vaudeville corniness designed to make us smile."
Nice to know movies like that still exist - also a decent amount of vintage cars - Roller, Minor Wagon, 2CV, Gremlin - Oh, and the Morris Minor provides yet another reason to love Amy Adams.
