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Can't come soon enough

I seen it! And it was awesome! I still think that box office is rigged as The Princess & the Frog.

DVD and Blu-ray August 5th!:

http://muppet-stuff.blogspot.com/2014/0 ... -date.html

Did this disappear without a lot of hoopla or is that just me ?

Wanted to see it last week but its been removed from cinemas near me

Well maybe you shouldn't have waited so long! We told you it wasn't a box office smash and we're entering the competitive summer season for movies.

Sorry I'm just really upset that this movie isn't making more money

Saw it today, was better then I imagined it would be Can't believe the movie isn't a success, since it has the same spirit the last one had….But I'll blame Disney itself partially for it…. I've seen zero commercials or publicity for this movie in the Netherlands, and Disney isn't even releasing the muppets in all of europe!

Atlantica wrote:Did this disappear without a lot of hoopla or is that just me ?

Wanted to see it last week but its been removed from cinemas near me

I tried to see it about 3 weeks back and had the same happen to me. Felt like a shorter run than most movies.

I know it didn't do amazing at the box office but I really thought it would still be in most theaters until May at least.

I say the box office is rigged!

This is actually pretty normal for the Muppet movie series. The Great Muppet Caper also grossed half the total of The Muppet Movie way back when. Didn't stop them from making The Muppets Take Manhattan afterwards. Outside of the first Muppet Movie and the Jason Segal one, it's never been a top-grossing series. But they manage to do fine since their budgets aren't that high by normal Hollywood standards, not to mention merchandise and home video sales.

Ah ok glad it isn't just me ! I'm not expecting ground - breaking money to be made, just seemed like a really speedy theatrical run is all.

Well, say goodbye to the Muppets. We'll probably never see them again because even their biggest fans don't bother to pay to see them

Lady Cluck wrote:Well, say goodbye to the Muppets. We'll probably never see them again because even their biggest fans don't bother to pay to see them

Don't be so sure.

Well the good thing is that Disney is backing them so I think we have a good chance of seeing them again on the big screen...or maybe the small screen as well.

‘Muppets Most Wanted’ Unnecessarily Extended Edition with Three Cuts on Blu-ray August 12


Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment today announced the Blu-ray and Disney Movies Anywhere release of Muppets Most Wanted: Unnecessarily Extended Edition on August 12, 2014. The home edition of the Muppets comedy will feature three different cuts: the Original Theatrical Cut, the Statler and Waldorf Cut and The Unnecessarily Extended Cut, featuring hilarious bonus content, plus more music, more mayhem and even more Muppets, featuring 12 minutes of exclusive scenes not shown in theaters.

Additional bonus material includes: the laugh-out-loud gag reel, ‘The Longer, Longest Blooper Reel in Muppets History;’ ‘Rizzo’s Biggest Fan’ featurette; and the music video for ‘I Can Give You What You Want’ performed by Bret McKenzie.

Starring Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, The Great Gonzo, Animal, Ricky Gervais (“The Office”) as Dominic Badguy, Ty Burrell (“Modern Family”) as Jean Pierre Napoleon and Tina Fey (“30 Rock”) as Nadya the Prison Guard, “Muppets Most Wanted” also features very special guest appearances by Tony Bennett, Sean Combs, Rob Corddry, Celine Dion, Josh Groban, Salma Hayek, Ray Liotta, Ross Lynch, Chloe Grace Moretz, Christoph Waltz, and more!

BLU-RAY BONUS FEATURES:

• The Unnecessarily Extended Cut

• The Statler and Waldorf Cut

• The Longer Longest Blooper Reel in Muppets History

• Rizzo’s Biggest Fan

• “I’ll Get You What You Want” Music Video Performed by Bret McKenzie

DISNEY MOVIES ANYWHERE BONUS FEATURES:

• Frog-E-Oke: I’m Number One

• And more!



http://www.stitchkingdom.com/disney-mup ... -12-70971/

Now if you guys haven't seen the movie in theaters, but do consider yourself a Muppet fan, please consider buying the movie. Home video is usually where the guys have thrived, anyway, so let's aim for big sales!

When I first saw this news, I thought it was just a joke. But it's a real deal! Next to Toy Story of Terror, Disney is pulling out all the stops!

All this Blu/DVD needs now is Party Central.

Mickeyfan1990 wrote:When I first saw this news, I thought it was just a joke. But it's a real deal! Next to Toy Story of Terror, Disney is pulling out all the stops!

All this Blu/DVD needs now is Party Central.

Well, it might come to itunes.

Avaitor wrote:Now if you guys haven't seen the movie in theaters, but do consider yourself a Muppet fan, please consider buying the movie. Home video is usually where the guys have thrived, anyway, so let's aim for big sales!

Easiest blind buy in a while. Especially since I still have yet to see the Monsters University short.


Well, when I can that is. Money is too tight to buy anything I dont need right now.

If you want the Muppets do another movie, then everybody go buy it! When it comes in stores, of course.

I really enjoyed this movie and hope it does well enough with sales to warrant another sequel. I know this one only grossed $70m as opposed to The Muppets which did $165m, but hopefully the DVD/Bluray sales help get it a bit closer.