Muppets review

Here is yet another super califragilistic review on a movie called . . .

The Muppets!

Before I start this review I would just like to tell everyone that I saw this movie on New Years Eve. Kick Butt Awesome!

Walter, who has a very large resemblance to a Muppet, has set out with his brother Gary and Gary's girlfriend, Mary, on an their 10th aniversary trip to Los Angeles! Walter is very excited not only because he is going on a vacation, but because in L.A. is the place where none other but the original Muppet Studios is! But Walter's happiness is short - lived, for he hears of a plot about an oil tycoon named Mr. Richmond trying to tear down the precious studious. After hearing this, Walter, Gary and Mary head straight to see Kermit the Frog and ask him for advice, so they can raise ten thousand dollars and bring back the studio, along with (later finding out) the Muppet name. The wise and gentle frog concludes that the only way to raise ten thousand dollars is to bring the Muppets back together and put on one final show. Will Walter, Kermit, and all of their friends be able to keep the Muppet show with the amount of doubts they are recieving? And how is this playing in to Gary and Mary's relationship?

I think the people who made this movie did a really great job with it, because (1) They were able to make not just one plot, but many more, and leave the readers hanging on the edge of their seats, (2) It was well-planned, and (3) Honestly! This movie is laugh- laughing knee-slapping milk-snorting HILLARIOUS!!!!!!! (well, maybe just at the end. Truthfully, the beggining is pretty slow.)

The plot of this movie is really interesting because not only does it keep you on the edge of your seat, it makes you fall back in laughter, too. My favourite characters are Kermit and Walter because they always keep a postitive attitude and help eachother out. From this movie, you can really learn that everyone has something special about them, and no one should give up and believe. Plus, there are a lot of songs, so that's good!

From this movie, I made a promise to myself that I would hold the muppets in my heart forever.

(New thing! I got this from my friend) Grade: A