No worries about that with “Most Wanted.” This one continues ... Fozzie, Miss Piggy, Gonzo and the other Muppets don’t notice that Constantine’s taken Kermit’s place, despite that ...

“Muppets Most Wanted” begins immediately when “The ... Meanwhile, in a Russian gulag far, far away, Constantine, a notorious frog mastermind and Kermit doppelganger, escapes, impersonates ...

Stuff like that." Constantine, "the World's Most Dangerous Frog,'' has exchanged prison spotlights for the bright lights of Hollywood with his role in Muppets Most Wanted. Here's what is known ...

Muppets Most Wanted, the movie that contained the scene ... their show on the road by a European Kermit lookalike named Constantine. Constantine has Kermit take the fall for his crimes and tries ...

Not that Constantine or Dominic care ... Perhaps with nothing to prove this time – and with no Segel – "Muppets Most Wanted" feels a bit more light and disposable. Even though the film ...

Constantine just escaped from a Siberian ... Actually, that can be said for much of “Muppets Most Wanted,” which gives off a certain going-through-the-motions vibe and lacks almost all of ...

Slightly more formulaic, “Most Wanted” as the name suggests ... world’s No. 1 criminal and Kermit lookalike, Constantine, persuades the Muppets to take their act abroad.

"Muppets Most Wanted" brought back some of that magic ... and sinister Dominic Badguy (Ricky Gervais) who's working for Constantine, "the world's most dangerous frog", who aside from a mole ...

In “Muppets Most Wanted,” a scene in Berlin features ... character even though his name is Dominic BadGuy. Or of Constantine, the criminal mastermind who swaps places with his doppelganger ...

Muppets Most Wanted embraces its absurdity and fearlessly allows its contrivances to shine—always playing for laughs above plausibility and never taking itself seriously. We know someone will ...