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* Kermit being arrested and taken to the Gulag. It's really hard not to shed tears at the desperation in his voice.
* Only true fans will notice this, but when Constantine is about to introduce the show in Germany, you hear the announcer voice from ''Film/TheMuppets''. The tearjerking part? The announcer was played by Jerry Nelson, a [[ManOfAThousandVoices prominent driving force]] in the Muppeteer troupe, who sadly passed away due to complications from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in August 2012, about 7 months before the film started production. Having them reuse his voice is such a brilliant way of carrying on his legacy.
* The blink-and-you'll-miss-it dedication to Nelson and Jane Henson (Jim's widow) in the credits also evokes this on a meta level.
** On a sadder note, Jim's son John died of a heart attack a month before the movie came out, but because it was ''that'' close to the release date, they couldn't add his name to the dedication.
* In [[http://collider.com/danny-trejo-saint-george-interview/ this article]], Creator/DannyTrejo talks about how his mother died during production, and the ManlyTears that ensued when Steve Whitmire offered his sympathy as Kermit.
* The realization that Rizzo's last line in a feature film done by his original performer, Steve Whitmire, was sadly complaining that he had been left out of the previous movie (and for the most part, this one as well).
* Only true fans will notice this, but when Constantine is about to introduce the show in Germany, you hear the announcer voice from ''Film/TheMuppets''. The tearjerking part? The announcer was played by Jerry Nelson, a [[ManOfAThousandVoices prominent driving force]] in the Muppeteer troupe, who sadly passed away due to complications from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in August 2012, about 7 months before the film started production. Having them reuse his voice is such a brilliant way of carrying on his legacy.
* The blink-and-you'll-miss-it dedication to Nelson and Jane Henson (Jim's widow) in the credits also evokes this on a meta level.
** On a sadder note, Jim's son John died of a heart attack a month before the movie came out, but because it was ''that'' close to the release date, they couldn't add his name to the dedication.
* In [[http://collider.com/danny-trejo-saint-george-interview/ this article]], Creator/DannyTrejo talks about how his mother died during production, and the ManlyTears that ensued when Steve Whitmire offered his sympathy as Kermit.
* The realization that Rizzo's last line in a feature film done by his original performer, Steve Whitmire, was sadly complaining that he had been left out of the previous movie (and for the most part, this one as well).
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* Kermit being arrested and taken to the Gulag. It's really hard not to shed tears at the desperation in his voice.
* Only true fans will notice this, but when Constantine is about to introduce the show in Germany, you hear the announcer voice from ''Film/TheMuppets''. The tearjerking part? The announcer was played by Jerry Nelson, a [[ManOfAThousandVoices prominent driving force]] in the Muppeteer troupe, who sadly passed away due to complications from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in August 2012, about 7 months before the film started production. Having them reuse his voice is such a brilliant way of carrying on his legacy.
* The blink-and-you'll-miss-it dedication to Nelson and Jane Henson (Jim's widow) in the credits also evokes this on a meta level.
** On a sadder note, Jim's son John died of a heart attack a month before the movie came out, but because it was ''that'' close to the release date, they couldn't add his name to the dedication.
* In [[http://collider.com/danny-trejo-saint-george-interview/ this article]], Creator/DannyTrejo talks about how his mother died during production, and the ManlyTears that ensued when Steve Whitmire offered his sympathy as Kermit.
* The realization that Rizzo's last line in a feature film done by his original performer, Steve Whitmire, was sadly complaining that he had been left out of the previous movie (and for the most part, this one as well).voice.
* Only true fans will notice this, but when Constantine is about to introduce the show in Germany, you hear the announcer voice from ''Film/TheMuppets''. The tearjerking part? The announcer was played by Jerry Nelson, a [[ManOfAThousandVoices prominent driving force]] in the Muppeteer troupe, who sadly passed away due to complications from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in August 2012, about 7 months before the film started production. Having them reuse his voice is such a brilliant way of carrying on his legacy.
* The blink-and-you'll-miss-it dedication to Nelson and Jane Henson (Jim's widow) in the credits also evokes this on a meta level.
** On a sadder note, Jim's son John died of a heart attack a month before the movie came out, but because it was ''that'' close to the release date, they couldn't add his name to the dedication.
* In [[http://collider.com/danny-trejo-saint-george-interview/ this article]], Creator/DannyTrejo talks about how his mother died during production, and the ManlyTears that ensued when Steve Whitmire offered his sympathy as Kermit.
* The realization that Rizzo's last line in a feature film done by his original performer, Steve Whitmire, was sadly complaining that he had been left out of the previous movie (and for the most part, this one as well).
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* Kermit believing that the gang forgot about him while he's trapped in the Gulag. Here we have Kermit the freakin' Frog, one of the most recognizable of Jim Henson's creations, a symbol of laughter and other happy childhood memories, almost lose hope. [[spoiler:It's a good thing they all make it clear that they appreciate him at the end.]]
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* There's the moment Constantine proposes to Piggy, and how ecstatic she is; instantly followed by him completely ignoring her so he can manipulate his audience. All her joy hits a speed bump and she doesn't seem to know how to recover from it. This may be Piggy at her most vulnerable, and Constantine is in a unique position to do some very real emotional damage.
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** Before the song starts, the Muppets ask Kermit (alias Constantine) what will happen to the world tour and to them after he and Piggy are married, he tells them they now have all the freedom they want, and that he's done with the Muppets. It's at that moment they start to feel that they won't be able to carry on without Kermit.
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** Before the song starts, the Muppets ask Kermit (alias Constantine) what will happen to the world tour and to them after he and Piggy are married, he tells them they now have all the freedom they want, and that [[QuittingToGetMarried he's done with the Muppets.Muppets]]. It's at that moment they start to feel that they won't be able to carry on without Kermit.
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** Before the song starts, the Muppets ask Kermit (alias Constantine) what will happen to the world tour and to them after he and Piggy are married, he tells them they now have all the freedom they want, and that he's done with the Muppets. It's at that moment they start to doubt feel that they will won't be able to carry on without Kermit.
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** Before the song starts, the Muppets ask Kermit (alias Constantine) what will happen to the world tour and to them after the wedding, he and Piggy are married, he tells them they now have all the freedom they want, and that he's done with the Muppets. It's at that moment they start to doubt that they will be able to carry on without Kermit.
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** Before the song starts, the Muppets ask Kermit (alias Constantine) what will happen to the world to tour and to them after the wedding, he tells them they now have all the freedom they want, and that he's done with the Muppets. It's at that moment they start to doubt that they will be able to carry on without Kermit.
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--> '''Scooter''': What are we gonna do without Kermit?\\
'''Floyd''': Only thing we can do. Pack up, go to the wedding... and head back home.
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'''Floyd''': Only thing we can do. Pack up, go to the wedding... and head back home.
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* The song "Something So Right". For the most part, it's played straight.
* Kermit believing that the gang forgot about him while he's trapped in the Gulag. Here we have Kermit the freakin' frog, one of the most recognizable of Jim Henson's creations, a symbol of laughter and other happy childhood memories, almost lose hope. [[spoiler:It's a good thing they all make it clear that they appreciate him at the end.]]
* Kermit believing that the gang forgot about him while he's trapped in the Gulag. Here we have Kermit the freakin' frog, one of the most recognizable of Jim Henson's creations, a symbol of laughter and other happy childhood memories, almost lose hope. [[spoiler:It's a good thing they all make it clear that they appreciate him at the end.]]
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* The song "Something So Right". Right." For the most part, it's played straight.
* Kermit believing that the gang forgot about him while he's trapped in the Gulag. Here we have Kermit the freakin'frog, Frog, one of the most recognizable of Jim Henson's creations, a symbol of laughter and other happy childhood memories, almost lose hope. [[spoiler:It's a good thing they all make it clear that they appreciate him at the end.]]
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* In [[http://collider.com/danny-trejo-saint-george-interview/ this article]], Creator/DannyTrejo talks about how his mother died during production, and the ManlyTears that ensued when Steve Whitmire offered his sympathy as Kermit.
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* In [[http://collider.com/danny-trejo-saint-george-interview/ this article]], Creator/DannyTrejo talks about how his mother died during production, and the ManlyTears that ensued when Steve Whitmire offered his sympathy as Kermit.Kermit.
* The realization that Rizzo's last line in a feature film done by his original voice actor, Steve Whitmire, was sadly complaining that he had been left out of the previous movie (and for the most part, this one as well).
* The realization that Rizzo's last line in a feature film done by his original voice actor, Steve Whitmire, was sadly complaining that he had been left out of the previous movie (and for the most part, this one as well).
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** On a sadder note, Jim's son John died of a heart attack a month before the movie came out, but because it was ''that'' close to the release date, they couldn't add his name to the dedication.
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* Only true fans will notice this, but when Constantine is about to introduce the show in Germany, you hear the announcer voice from ''Film/TheMuppets''. The tearjerking part? The announcer was played by Jerry Nelson, a [[ManOfAThousandVoices prominent driving force]] in the Muppeteer troupe, who sadly passed away due to complications from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in August 2012, about 7 months before the film started production. Having them reuse his voice is such a brilliant way of carrying on his legacy.
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* Only true fans will notice this, but when Constantine is about to introduce the show in Germany, you hear the announcer voice from ''Film/TheMuppets''. The tearjerking part? The announcer was played by Jerry Nelson, a [[ManOfAThousandVoices prominent driving force]] in the Muppeteer troupe, who sadly passed away due to complications from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in August 2012, about 7 months before the film started production. Having them reuse his voice is such a brilliant way of carrying on his legacy.legacy.
* The blink-and-you'll-miss-it dedication to Nelson and Jane Henson (Jim's widow) in the credits also evokes this on a meta level.
* In [[http://collider.com/danny-trejo-saint-george-interview/ this article]], Creator/DannyTrejo talks about how his mother died during production, and the ManlyTears that ensued when Steve Whitmire offered his sympathy as Kermit.
* The blink-and-you'll-miss-it dedication to Nelson and Jane Henson (Jim's widow) in the credits also evokes this on a meta level.
* In [[http://collider.com/danny-trejo-saint-george-interview/ this article]], Creator/DannyTrejo talks about how his mother died during production, and the ManlyTears that ensued when Steve Whitmire offered his sympathy as Kermit.
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*The song "Something So Right". For the most part, it's played straight.
* Kermit believing that the gang forgot about him while he's trapped in the Gulag. Here we have Kermit the freakin' frog, one of the most recognizable of Jim Henson's creations, a symbol of laughter and other happy childhood memories, almost lose hope. [[spoiler:It's a good thing they all make it clear that they appreciate him at the end.]]
* Kermit being arrested and taken to the Gulag. It's really hard not to shed tears at the desperation in his voice.
* Only true fans will notice this, but when Constantine is about to introduce the show in Germany, you hear the announcer voice from ''Film/TheMuppets''. The tearjerking part? The announcer was played by Jerry Nelson, a [[ManOfAThousandVoices prominent driving force]] in the Muppeteer troupe, who sadly passed away due to complications from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in August 2012, about 7 months before the film started production. Having them reuse his voice is such a brilliant way of carrying on his legacy.
* Kermit believing that the gang forgot about him while he's trapped in the Gulag. Here we have Kermit the freakin' frog, one of the most recognizable of Jim Henson's creations, a symbol of laughter and other happy childhood memories, almost lose hope. [[spoiler:It's a good thing they all make it clear that they appreciate him at the end.]]
* Kermit being arrested and taken to the Gulag. It's really hard not to shed tears at the desperation in his voice.
* Only true fans will notice this, but when Constantine is about to introduce the show in Germany, you hear the announcer voice from ''Film/TheMuppets''. The tearjerking part? The announcer was played by Jerry Nelson, a [[ManOfAThousandVoices prominent driving force]] in the Muppeteer troupe, who sadly passed away due to complications from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in August 2012, about 7 months before the film started production. Having them reuse his voice is such a brilliant way of carrying on his legacy.
