The Great Muppet Caper (1981) -🤯📼First Time Film Club📼🤯 - First Time Watching/Movie Reaction/Review

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@bwiedor

Five of the Muppeteers had cameos too, that I could see. Jim Henson of course, you saw in the dinner club scene. Richard Hunt was the briefly seen Taxi driver in the opening, and Kathy Mullen was his backseat passenger. Frank Oz is briefly seen when Gonzo screams "STOP THE PRESSES!", and Jerry Nelson was the father walking past Kermit who said "Bears wear hats." That was his daughter Christine who was with him, who sadly suffered from cystic fibrosis. She passed away a year after this, but Jim Henson made sure she had a speaking part in the movie so that she could get a SAG card (she had wanted to be an actress).

@mikerhodes8454

I must be old, because when he asked if the lady looked familiar, I thought, there's no way she sould be recognized as James Bond's wife or even from the tv show "The avengers". I didn't even think of Game of thrones.

@alexkaen1701

I've really come to appreciate the Muppets as an adult, because now I understand the technical geniuses behind it all

@Thundarr100

You guys skipped my favourite part of this movie. When the Muppets and the burglars were fighting over The Great Baseball Diamond, and Animal was chasing the female burglars around the room shouting "Woman! Woman! Woman!" and then he stops and breaks the fourth wall. I've always thought that was the funniest scene in the movie.

@joeconcepts5552

To me that running gag about Kermit and Fozzie being twins is one of the funniest Muppet jokes.

@iKvetch558

This movie starts out with Animal EATING the 4th wall...not even Mel Brooks ever took it THAT far! 😜😁

@MarceloRBottaro

Y'all should check out Muppet Mayhem, talks about the band. And to answer that question

@JayMallow

One of the most heart breaking stories of this movie is the brief shot of the daughter and her dad doing the "Look Dad a bear!" joke was Christine Nelson and her father Jerry Nelson who was a puppeteer on many Muppet and Sesame Street sets. Christine was already in poor health and could barely walk through the scene but they made her dream of being an actress come true. Christine sadly died shortly thereafter in 1982 but it just goes to show the sense of family and camaraderie the Muppet family had.

@ThreadBomb

If you think about it, it's amazing that Gene Wilder never appeared with the Muppets. It would have been a perfect match.

@ennuieffect

As a lifelong fan of Jim Henson’s Muppets, from Sesame Street to the Muppet Show to The Dark Crystal, and Labyrinth, there’s a special place in my heart for The Great Muppet Caper. I’ve seen every Muppet film in theaters, but this one and The Muppet Movie are just perfection.

@karlmortoniv2951

The bike sequence had its origins in the first movie where Kermit is seen riding a bike along a country road, apparently unsupported or assisted in any way. As I recall, Kermit on the bike was the first WOW moment in “The Muppet Movie” and the audience I saw it with when I was wee was utterly captivated by it. Audience members were audibly asking each other, “How dey do dat??” The funny part is that in an interview conducted after “The Muppet Movie” had been out for a couple weeks Jim Henson said he was getting really annoyed by people asking about Kermit on the bike since it was actually one of the easiest tricks to pull off. There were FAR more technically difficult shots in that movie but all anyone wanted to talk about was Kermit on the damn’ bike. So for “Caper” he had everybody on bikes, figuring that’s what people wanted - and as Matthew said, that wasn’t the most challenging trick in this movie either. 🤣