‘Muppets’ Deserves Best Picture Nomination

The Muppets is currently the best reviewed wide-release film of 2011 and with good reason: it’s a comic and musical tour de force. (John and I will agree to disagree.)

At 98% “Fresh” on Rotten Tomatoes with 132 reviews counted, three unfavourable—“Rotten”—reviews are all stand between it and a perfect 100% score.

After seeing The Muppets again yesterday—and leaving the theatre with my face literally hurting from so much smiling—I decided to start a Facebook page dedicated to getting it nominated for Best Picture at this year’s Oscars.

Sure, it’ll never win, but if you enjoyed The Muppets and think it deserves the same recognition as other critically acclaimed films, please Like.

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About Mike Bastoli

Mike Bastoli covers the world of animation on Big Screen Animation. From 2007 to 2011, he covered Pixar Animation Studios exclusively on The Pixar Blog. His blog became one of the most popular on the Web dedicated to Pixar news. In 2009, The New York Times online called it the “definitive unofficial chronicler of the animation powerhouse.” Besides Disney and Pixar, Mike is an avid fan of Apple and The Beatles. His favorite non-animated films include Forrest Gump, Father of the Bride (I &II), Jurassic Park, and Good Night and Good Luck. Mike is active on Twitter @BigScreenToons. He resides near Toronto.
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  3. Jeff says:

    I enjoyed the movie…………………………but get serious.
    It wasn’t THAT good.

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