“Muppets Most Wanted” begins immediately when “The Muppets” ended, literally panning down from “The End” to start the action for this film (though Amy Adams and Jason Segel are never ...

In perhaps the toughest test of all, “Muppets Most Wanted” figures out how to end on a genuinely hilarious note — or, in this case, lack of one. Well played, Muppets 2.0. Well played.

"Muppets Most Wanted" succeeds for the most part at being ... there's some really embarrassingly bad CG at the very end – but each of the musical numbers is its own cleverly crafted, amusingly ...

But in the end, even the best celebrity performance is kind of irrelevant; the Muppets themselves are the real stars of Muppets Most Wanted, and everyone knows it. Especially Bobin and Stoller.

The eagerly awaited sequel would end up being a somewhat less lovely ... Now, with the arrival of the follow-up "Muppets Most Wanted," it would appear the Muppet masters might be following the ...

"Muppets Most Wanted" brought back some of that magic for ... In this movie, the Muppets pick up where they left off at the end of "The Muppets" (2009), the first full-length Muppet feature ...

though it’s milked for some pathos near film’s end as everyone finally realizes what’s been going on, at which point “Muppets Most Wanted” turns into a veritable Kermit Appreciation Seminar.

“Muppets Most Wanted” is fun enough, but falls short of the bar set ... this installment surprisingly lacks heart. Yes, the message at the end is that everyone belongs with their family, but it feels ...

Muppets Most Wanted Was Well-Liked By Critics, But Wound Up Being The End Point For Muppet Movies "Muppets Most Wanted" is both underrated and a little frustrating, the latter for reasons like the ...