Top 10 Best Muppet Productions

I love this movie. I've always loved the Muppets ever since I was a kid, and this movie made me feel like a kid again. While still keeping the classic Muppet humor, there are still some very mature and emotional moments. I remember shedding a tear at one point, specifically the part where we see a huge crowd outside the Muppet Theatre. That part was very touching.

The songs are also really great. One of them even won an Oscar. There are a few negatives I have though. There are a few moments that kind of get deep but then get ruined by a joke. Another negative I have is the very ending. During the credits, the movie ends with them losing and Kermit gives them a speech about how they can start from the bottom and rise to the top again. However, Tex Richman decides to give them back Muppet Studios. It seems like the writers were too scared to go in the direction they were originally going to go in. I was very disappointed with that.

Still, this is a very amazing movie. Definitely great for all Muppet fans.

I've only seen this movie once. Not because I didn't like it - I actually very much enjoy it - but I just haven't had the chance to watch it a second time.

This is a perfect example of a perfect movie for families. It's almost impossible to hate the Muppets, so I don't see any reason for anyone to hate this movie. If you like the Muppets, you'll obviously like this movie.

It's also the movie that debuted the song Rainbow Connection. Such a lovely song. Very memorable. To this day, it's still one of my absolute favorite Muppet songs.

Again, this is a very great family film. It's very funny and very heartfelt.

When talking about Muppets movies, this one is brought up quite a lot because of how great it is. It has a tone that's very different from other Muppet movies. It seems to have a more serious tone. It doesn't focus as much on making jokes. There are still jokes in it, but they're not used quite as much as you'd expect in a Muppets film. I thought that was a pretty nice change.

There are still elements that make it feel like a Muppets film. There are songs included and there are also celebrity cameos. Even Frank Oz himself makes a physical appearance at one point. There's also a scene involving the Muppet Babies. I thought that was very cute. The ending scene is just so heartwarming to watch. I really love this movie. It's an absolute classic.

This is the best Treasure Island movie ever. Up until 2011, I even considered this my favorite Muppet movie. It's such a great classic. It does a great job at taking these pirate tropes and turning them into something that's very funny and entertaining. The writing is absolutely clever. It's a kids' movie, but it's something that adults can enjoy as well. Even one of the characters dies and they acknowledge that it's a kids' movie. That's some excellent fourth-wall breaking.

Tim Curry has stated that this was his favorite role he has ever done, and I can see why. He really looks like he's having a lot of fun being a pirate. This movie is just very funny and entertaining. Definitely one of the best Muppets films.

Not the best A Christmas Carol adaptation, but still an enjoyable one. The characters from the Muppets take on the roles of the characters from the original story, while Michael Caine takes on the role of Scrooge. Michael Caine is actually a pretty good Scrooge. He really fits the role.

Despite being a Muppets movie, it still manages to stay true to the original story while putting their own spin on it. The casting of the characters is perfect. The writing is absolutely genius. The jokes are very hilarious. This is a really great movie to watch on Christmas.

Muppets Most Wanted is a sequel to the 2011 Muppets film. Honestly, it was kind of a step backward. While this movie isn't bad, the story is very weak. Kermit gets mistaken for a criminal and the criminal pretends to be Kermit. We've seen this kind of plot many times. The movie doesn't really do anything original with it.

However, there are still some really funny jokes. The joke I laughed the hardest at was the Usher joke. I also really enjoyed Ty Burrell's performance. Ty Burrell and Sam Eagle are such an excellent duo. I just wish some of the writing had been better. Somehow, the other Muppets weren't able to figure out that Constantine wasn't really Kermit. That just seems very messed up. Coincidentally, Constantine's voice actor later went on to replace Kermit's voice actor.

I absolutely love it when Miss Piggy rides the motorcycle, crashes into the Mallory Gallery, and fights Nicky Holiday and his henchwomen! One of Miss Piggy's best spotlights!

I remember watching this a few times as a kid. It's... okay, I guess. It's not bad, but kind of weak compared to other Muppet productions. It was directed by Tim Hill, who later went on to direct terrible films like Garfield 2, Alvin and the Chipmunks, and Hop. So that probably explains why this movie isn't very great.

One of my biggest issues is that the jokes aren't very funny. One of the things that the Muppets are known for is their hilarious humor. While I did chuckle a few times, most of the jokes just fell flat. I also thought the movie focused a little too much on Gonzo. I like Gonzo, but he's not the kind of character that should be the main focus. There's also nothing very memorable that happens. Muppets from Space is just an overall forgettable movie. It's not particularly bad, but I expected more from a Muppets film.