A spectacular self confrontation scene of Kermit...

First movie I remember seeing as a kid..sentimental favorite

Jesus, 1979!? Really!? Wow.

I have absolutely no nostalgia for the Muppets whatsoever (never seen a single episode of The Muppet Show, watching and reviewing this movie for the first time in Nov. 2011), but I still thought it was fairly enjoyable in a breezy sort of way. Fun cameos, goofy humor, "A thing, whatever Gonzo is."

Great kids film.

I have to say that this isn't as strong as later Muppet films. The plot is pretty nonsensical, and the songs are mostly pretty bad. That said, they're classic characters, and this was made during the days when Jim Henson was still in charge, so they retain all the traits that made them so likable in the first place. Most of the jokes are funny and the many celebrity cameos mostly come off well. Not a great film, or even the best Muppet movie, but it's still enjoyable for the most part.

If you don't like this movie, you are a bad person. Seriously though, tons of great cameos, hilarious self-aware humor and many catchy songs. One of my favorites from my childhood that holds up remarkably well. I am a pretty big Jim Henson fan though...

FUN. SONGS FUN. MUPPETS FUN. It's episodic, and moves along quick enough. Never boring.

I loved it. A Bear in his natural habitat - a Studebaker.

A classic, and a lot of fun. Some of the later sequels were lousy, although there have been a few better ones lately.

If you like the Muppets you will probably like this. The television show was still more entertaining but this is still enjoyable.

We know that it's probably magic.

I've not seen this in an age, but loved it (and I mean really loved it!) as a kid. It gets a high score because of that. Definately one to hunt out and see again.

"Movin' right along now...."

How can you not like the muppets??? Felt rules!

Not bad, but the style doesn't really work for me. A ton of groan-worthy puns, mildly amusing cameos and no tension at all despite a plot structure that necessitates it. Not a fan of the musical numbers either. The best part is the interaction between the central muppets, Kermit, Fozzie, Piggy and Gonzo. More of that interplay and less of everything else would have been preferred.

"Bear left." "Frog right." I don't know if I could be friends with someone who disliked the Muppets.

The best use of celebrity cameos in the history of film. Much like the Muppet Show, this has all the cute characters that will make the kids laugh, but all the clever grown-up references that will fly right over the heads of the little ones. Extremely clever.