"If we get everything we need to talk about/do done by 6:45 we can go see The Muppets at 7:15"
Well we got everything we needed to take care of done by 6:15 so of course we went to see The Muppets.
Can I tell you how much I LOVED this movie? I cried at least 3 times. It brought me back home, reminded me of my Pop-pop, reminded me of the time grandmom lost the car after the Muppet Babies Live!, and more. The Muppets were a HUGE part of my childhood, Kermit being my favorite. I was afraid this movie was going to ruin it. Sometimes when things haven't been around for a while and come back, we put a modern twist on it and it ruins them. But I was WRONG!
{Courtesy of the Disney blog}
This movie was fun and entertaining. I was just like I remembered the Muppets. Hence why I cried.
I don't want to spoil the end or any part of the movie, but the end really got me. I had to not sob so Dave didn't know my eyes were welling up.
If you are thinking about going to see the movie I will leave you with this message a friend sent me:
"If the Muppets ever meant something to you. If they were a vital part of your childhood or a fleeting memory in your mind. If you have the slightest thought that you may want to see this movie, GO SEE IT. You WILL NOT be disappointed."
I leave you with this picture that made me tear up. It's a picture that I found on Pinterest and traced back to jezebel.com
Go see The Muppets. Bring your family! We need a new generation to love the Muppets as much as we do!
