I guess I'm the oddball that prefers this one to the previous entry. It was more madcap like the 70's Muppet films and I found the introduction of Constantine a lot better than the generic "Walter" we received in the previous film. Overall, a satisfying and fun film. I personally loved the music as well. "We're Making a Sequel", "The Big House", and the "Interrogation Song" were all lots of fun.

Muppets Most Wanted was fun, though perhaps not quite as good as the previous Muppets movie, or at least what I remember of it. While it was still chock full of cameos and jokes, I didn't like any of the songs as much with Interrogation Song probably being my favourite, though it definitely didn't hold a candle to Life's a Happy Song. And hey, they did say it wasn't going to be as good as the first one right at the start so at least it's honest~

The musical numbers in this are honestly great. Constantine is my hero

> "What, you mean you actually like this show now?" This sequel actually felt a little darker and more directed towards adults than the first one. I actually laughed at some of the more subtle jokes. Ricky Gervais and Ty Burrell were a good choice.

"Together again...again." The Muppets continue their wacky adventures in their first direct sequel, Muppets Most Wanted. After their successful comeback Kermit and his friends take The Muppet Show on a world tour, but when Kermit is replaced by an impostor the show is put in jeopardy. The comedy is as smart as ever, but it falls into some of the clichés that it's spoofing. And while the film is jam packed with celebrity cameos from the likes of Lady Gaga, Celine Dion, Danny Trejo, Chloe Grace Moretz, and Sean Combs, the execution is fairly mediocre. But quibbles aside, the Muppets can still put on a show, and Muppets Most Wanted delivers non-stop laughs.