Right, You all know how Buzz Lightyear in Toy Story the first film thought He was a certified space ranger? Yes, well... Can You imagine seeing Woody at first, thinking He was an actual certified sheriff officer, but then eventually realised that He's nothing more than just a toy that belongs to His owner Andy? I wonder how Woody would have taken it! 😮

Brilliant

stop wasting money! all your last movies are rubbish! give those money to young blood! you done

PIGgie reminds me of a certain somebody ..... haha .... (those that dont know me: i 'm talking about suzzie (nee macdonald) my ex-wofe ... -TJ ... brokenhearted in sydney mines, CAPE BRETON

Annie Potts always reminded me of Suzanne Pleshette, both very beautiful.

I am sure Buzz Lightyear was based on Pete Maloy, the cop from Adam-12. If you watch that show, listening to his droning, professional demeanor, they are identical.

As soon as John Lasseter sold Pixar, it all went downhill.

The joke is... This is the truth of our #Woke political world.

Ever notice that Bert from Big Bang Theory sounds just like Steven Wright? Just an observation.

I have seen her on Graham Norton Show several times and she tells it like it is. She is very honest and not ashamed of things she’s done or gone through. She was on another interview earlier, and the interviewer mentioned something that she spoke about on Graham’s show. Miriam said that should not be mentioned on this interview, Graham’s show is different from this interview. I truly admire Miriam Margolyes.

1:26 Pas de sommeil pour moi

So amazingg!!! Does anybody know song at 4:34?

I applaud you, Frank Oz.

Frank Oz pretty much knew what Jim Henson was going for with The Muppets. He was PRACTICALLY Jim's right hand when it came to The Muppets. And why not? Frank had worked with Jim Henson since 1963 up until Jim's untimely death in 1990.

I agree. If Mr. Jim Henson were still alive he would have told Disney off by now. 🤦🏾‍♀️

Stuffed! With dramatic science-feasibility (and no spank mankers) More like a Shakespearean fur-ball and family friendly indexed #printouts

Such an amazing man with a really unique perspective on life

Before CGI, movies had the spirit.

Psychic Tanya

Anyone who came here cuz of the titiies tingle part

46:06 I had this recorded on vhs as a kid. But it ended right at this moment. Never knew what happened afterwards, knowing that I just found out Jim was dead.

Shame he's not as active these days. His work still has a huge influence

Dave Allen, legendary.

and is that Barry popping on to bring him off?

18:30 those two toy soldiers were replaced for this shot

I remember this. Jim Henson brought us all smiles and laughs. Thank you Jim.

My family, and I have love the Muppets for the longest time

00:01 Aardman's Adam (1991)

My favorite heroes of the past, sometimes in the present, are perfectionists. That’s what inspires me is what to do to break a fence, break the fourth wall, never being determined nor pigeonholed by some negative political scumbags, saying to me, “You’ll never be as creative as these guys were,” and create something combining what was from old-fashioned technology from how The Lumiere Brothers to Georges Melies to D.W. Griffith to Charlie Chaplin to Robert Wiene and F.W. Murnau and Fritz Lang to Walt Disney to Walter Lantz to Max Fleischer to Chuck Jones, Robert Clampett, Fritz Freleng, Tex Avery to William Hanna and Joseph Barbera to Ray Harryhausen and Willis O’Brien, to Jim Henson and Frank Oz; To the next generation of Francis Ford Coppola, Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, Martin Scorsese, Robert Zemeckis, Tim Burton, James Cameron, Guillermo Del Toro; Just everything upon looking back at the folks who created magic a long time ago, who broke that fence and don’t stand a chance to others who are blind and stayed in their own boxes, with no way out, and with no talent… Truly makes me the only one that stands up to make the brilliant magical comeback to what these people did. That’s why reading documents or watching things you’ve never witnessed before, is what makes the magic out there flow. That’s what I sense in Jim Henson’s work, not just him, but my other favorite heroes as well and I believe there’s a way to show the political bastards who don’t know how to run anything, like the way that Charlie Chaplin is competing against the predictions of the press. The criticism shows me and my side of my autism spectrum is how I see executives and filmmakers in Hollywood are dumb enough to continue financing their conglomerate money waste films and television series for adults and kids to make them feel down. That’s why I prefer studying the past, to make imagination flow into the future. Some filmmakers respect the past, while others just don’t give a damn about it! I care deeply about what’s scary, authentic, meaningful, emotional, odd and unusual, all those things and there’s no such thing as normalcy, which that word disgusts me more because what’s normal about our world. We get muppets, animation interaction, illustrative dimensions we’ve never been before. And that’s a blessing! I’m proud to call Jim Henson one of my heroes and he stands out in my hall of portraits of my heroes in my head, alongside Walt Disney, Fred Rogers, Steven Spielberg, Tim Burton, Georges Melies, and many others. I hope God in Heaven placed the muppets as one of the greatest cleanest comedians, alongside with Robin Williams and Gene Wilder, Buster Keaton, among so much more. There terrific!

wonder if he gave the 5er back

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You know for cinematic dimension for Toontown they should recreated for the reboot as a futuristic version

A valiant traveling to Toontown is what makes him a legend

#jessica rabbit Rodger rabbit's favorite platinum diamond

#betty boop is legendary

Oh and another thing like I said last time they should redesign Rodger as an action toon more like a superhero cartoon to be precise

Hey if they couldn't make a sequel to Rodger rabbit they should do a reboot to Rodger rabbit instead just to make up for lost times

#judge Doom is a psychotic dick

And the guys who created the dip for the film they did an amazing job for a but that dip is so powerful it can totally melt a toons physical form from existence

And this villain we all know and love ladies and gentlemen the legendary judge doom played by Christopher Lloyd

Did I say crazy in deadliest villains in cartoon history I meant in the entire cartoon multiverse

Yep there are some crazy and deadliest villains in cartoon history

I got to say Kathleen Turner did an amazing job playing the voice of Jessica rabbit bro

I want to help carrot cake taste then lemon cake I mean Jessica has got to be a great baker I mean God damn bro

And I got to say who framed Rodger rabbit totally belongs in a cinematic dimension

I think Rodger rabbit and the secrets of Toontown takes you behind the scenes into the making of the film and learns all the secrets of Toontown itself and what makes the film who framed Rodger rabbit a legend

You are so dearly missed Chris ❤❤

For both Toontown and the real world it's like they're sharing the same dimension or should I say it's like they're sharing the same planet in a parallel universe

#jessica rabbit the legendary wife to Rodger rabbit

Yeah giving the characters a three-dimensional look goes hard as well bro I mean holy s*** man as I say it again it goes hard bro