The Muppets Review

It's Time to play the music, It's time to light the lights. That's right the muppets have returned to the big screen after 12 years. In this film you will be able to see your favourite puppets once again with Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Fozzy Bear, Gonzo & Animal. But the question is can the film live up to the Muppet name.

Well I am proud to report that The Muppets have indeed returned with a bang and the film is comical. The film follows 2 brothers, Gary and Walter. Gary is a Human while Walter was born a Muppet. The 2 brothers become big fans of The Muppet show and they grow up watching it together. Anyway, time passes and Gary tells Walter that he plans a vacation to los angeles with his girlfriend and that he plans to bring Walter with him to see The Muppet Studio. There he finds out that an evil Millionaire is going to demolish the muppet studio to drill oil and that if the Muppets want to keep their studio they have to raise $2 Million. In an effort to save the studio, Walter, Gary and his girlfriend Mary decide to get the muppets back together for one last show in the form of a telethon to raise the money to save the studio.

The film has a range of different laughs from Animal in Anger Management to Beaker singing Smells like Teen Spirit in a Barbershop Quartet. This film will make you cry with laughter and feel really happy that once again The Muppets are back in action. Other than the Muppets, This film has a huge list of Cast members like Jason Segel (Bad Teacher), Amy Adams (Enchanted), Jack Black (School of Rock) aswell as Cameo appearances from Jim Parsons (The Big Bang Theory), Neil Patrick Harris (How I Met your Mother), Zach Galifinakas (The Hangover) & Whoopi Goldberg (Ghost). All in all, The Muppets is a fantastic film and a definite one to watch. Full of fun and easily the funniest film of 2012 so far. *****