In the past 28 years of my life I think I can safely say that this is the greatest, most beautiful, and the most magnificent muppet movie ever made in the history of mankind. Beautiful acting, singing, and dancing and just brings you joy and tears of joy especially the infinitely grand wedding scene. I think throughout the course of my lifetime I have seen this particular muppet movie about 3500 times. My mama and papa bought me the VHS back in 93 and the DVD in 2002 and love them and cherish them forever. My second favorite Muppet movie is The Great Muppet Caper which is infinitely fabulous too but Muppets Take Manhattan wins the gold. Muppet Caper I've seen 3000 times , but this Muppets Take Manhattan i've seen the most-maybe even 4000 times!!!

It's amazing how you hear songs you haven't heard in decades. Then after a few opening notes the whole song comes back to you and you find yourself singing along with the film. That's what this movie is. After just a few moments in the opening scene the songs were all coming back. Even the little ones laughed and sang along after a few bars.

This is one of those rare funny movies where there aren't any scary parts for little ones and there's no needless use of foul language or sexuality. So grab the movie and introduce a new generation to the Muppets

Of note in this film: Jim Henson had a plethora of celebrities make cameo appearances and in this film we're first introduced to what would later become the "Muppet Babies."

This movie collection is one of my favorites....It is really great..It is a family film...It is fabulous and is a great film set...The film set will show you things not explained anywhere on this Planet.....It is a work of true genius....It is great for the whole family..It will explain thing not known to any President or Pope....You will learn things not know to anyone on this Planet.....It is colorful and is really great.....It is a great family film.....It is like Star Wars....You could search the whole Planet and not find things shown in this film..It is really great..Affordable..

I was a four-year-old tot when this movie came out. I remember watching it in the movies, but I only remember seeing a few scenes while there. When it came to video a year later, I remember watching it over and over, grossing my family members out. They liked it too, but it's hard to like it when one of your number is obsessing over it. My favorite part is probably when Kermit and Jenny are jogging in Central Park and Piggy's purse gets snatched. That sequence, leading up to the wagon ride and the Muppet Babies' song has always been so cool tome. And, the amnesia part where Kermit thinks he's part of a marketing agency is both cute and clever.

Two of the great things about this DVD are that you have a choice of aspect ratio, both wide and full, plus a collection of nifty interviews with the late, great Jim Henson about his work and the Muppets. Watching it sparks memories and opens up other vistas (including when you watch it in widescreen). If you don't have it, get it. (I think I said something like that in another review.)

This was a "nostalgia" purchase; loved the film as a child. Like the film for My Fair Lady I can tell that the film quality for this movie is not standing the test of time, but I believe that is a film industry problem. I have to assume that because it was a children's movie the producers decided they did not need to use the best quality film so this is the result of that. Nonetheless, I'm happy I got it.

These two DVD's was a great value. It is a great double DVD and both are preferred films of my son's. I have to replace them rather often because my son scratches and breaks them. He gets so much enjoyment from watching them (it's a joy to behold) I do recommend these DVD's.

In this 3rd movie of the Muppet series, they are hitting the road, and going to New York, but while they are taking Manhattan, I sure hope they return it when they are doen with it. This is the last Muppet movie that the late Jim Henson did, the series returned after his death with the Muppet Christmas Carol. But also imange what would be like for the Muppets to disband, and well you have this movie, which may not be the best one they have done. The Muppet perfromers for this movie are Jim Henson, Frank Oz, Dave Goelz, Jerry Nelson, Steve Whitmire, and Richard Hunt. When the movie begins, the Muppets are perfoming in a colege theatre of thier show "Matthan Melodies" and they are just about to graudate for college. But while Kermit the Frog is onstage, when the show is over, the rest of the Muppets decide that thier show is good enough to take it to the next step, and that is broadway in case you have just joined us. But they then Kermit can't believe what they decided, but gets talked into it, so they head to broadway. Now they need is a producer, and looking through the ads, thier first one (Dabney Coleman) seems intersted, but wants the Muppets to pay him $300 each, I guess what he does get is they are just about flat broke, so how do they plan to get thier show on broadway? They keep trying with servel other producers, but one by one, they keep closing thier office door, which leads Kermit to get frusted, and he says that the Muppets depend on them to much. And with barely any money, they stop off at a restuarant, and while Kermit is placing an order, and having a chat with the owner/manger/etc (Louis Zorich), the rest of the Muppets decide to decide to stop depending on Kermit so much, so they they make a plan to go out and find jobs out of town, and of course Kermiet meets and becomes best friends with the owner's neiece Jenny (Juliana Donald). But before they go, they tell Kermit they have gotten better offers but out of town.

I don't see how anyone could give this anything less than 5 stars.