The Muppet Movie

The film opens with the Muppets gathering for a special private screening. They humorously retell the story of their first encounters, setting the tone for a nostalgic adventure.

In a tranquil Florida swamp, Kermit the Frog enjoys a peaceful existence. He captivates the surroundings with his soulful rendition of 'Rainbow Connection' while strumming his banjo.

Kermit's soothing performance catches the attention of Bernie, a talent agent. Encouraged by Bernie, Kermit contemplates chasing his dream in show business, igniting the journey ahead.

As Kermit daydreams of stardom, he's abruptly interrupted by Arnie, a sneaky alligator. The encounter serves as a reminder of the dangers that lie ahead on his quest.

Kermit meets Fozzie Bear, who is attempting to establish himself in stand-up comedy. The two strike up a friendship, and Kermit invites Fozzie to accompany him on his adventure to Hollywood.

Kermit and Fozzie embark on their cross-country road trip in Fozzie's vintage 1951 Studebaker. They are filled with excitement as they chase their dreams, unaware of the challenges ahead.

Their journey takes a turn when they attract the attention of Doc Hopper, who wishes to recruit Kermit as the face of his failing restaurant. Kermit firmly declines, inciting Hopper's relentless pursuit.

Kermit and Fozzie find refuge in an old church where they meet Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem. They help disguise the Muppets' car, demonstrating camaraderie among the group.

At a lively county fair, Kermit encounters Miss Piggy, igniting a romantic connection. However, their budding relationship is jeopardized when Miss Piggy is kidnapped by Hopper's goons.

During a confrontation, Miss Piggy bravely intervenes when Kermit is threatened by Hopper's minions. Despite her heroism, she is lured away by a new job offer, leaving Kermit heartbroken.

As the Muppets navigate the unforgiving desert, their vehicle breaks down. Gathered around a campfire, they reflect on their goals and the realities of their journey, leading Kermit to seek solitude.

After a period of introspection, Kermit returns to find that the Electric Mayhem has come to their aid. They arrive in a spacious bus, offering a fresh start for the determined group.

Kermit learns from Max that Doc Hopper has sent an assassin after him. The Muppets travel to a ghost town where Kermit confronts Hopper, who remains stubborn despite Kermit's desperate pleas.

Upon arriving at Hollywood, the Muppets impress executive Lew Lord, who promptly signs them onto a 'rich and famous' contract. Their excitement soon spirals into chaos during their first performance.

As their performance goes awry, a magnificent rainbow descends upon the studio. In a heartwarming conclusion, the Muppets and beloved characters from other Henson creations unite to sing 'Rainbow Connection.'