Definitely a great finale to your Animation Lookback on the Muppets and definitely enjoyed this series and hearing about the technical innovations in puppetry Jim Henson was able to accomplish in his lifetime and his studio continues to do today. Similar to the Disney animated films, the Muppets are definitely a great part of our childhoods that we’re glad exists and wouldn’t want to imagine living in a world without. Also looks like the next Animation Lookback will be on a studio that while its run was unfairly cut short, still has left some impact in the animation realm that will continue to live on.
Muppet Vision 3D will forever go down as my favorite attractions in both Disney and Universal theme park history. I also wish we could’ve gotten The Great Muppet Movie Ride cause I imagine it would’ve been freaking awesome! And also the studio that Jim wanted down there reminded me exactly of Nickelodeon Studios in Universal Florida. But like all the issues with Florida not being a great location to film down there due to being a right to work state and not allowing relationships with entertainment unions, the reason why the trend to make Florida the next Hollywood or New York failed, then the studio probably most likely would’ve shut down too
In some ways, it's almost like Jim went back to the days of the Wilkins coffee commercials, where they just did all that crazy stuff on a shoestring budget.
That was a fun ride with your look back on the Muppets. Also that easter egg in the final clip does hint about the next animation studios to study from.
Now that was an awesome Conclusion! Sure I can say now I feel very disappointed we didn't get those rides they concept, all those ideas seemed amazing! Then again even if Jim was Alive who knows they would've done them anyway, and eventually taken them out once the popularity is shifted. Still, though it's nice that we got what we have and It truly is Jim's Greatest work. Also, Now I know where to go when visiting Disney World again This really has been quite the entertaining Lookback and I cannot wait for the next one!
My highlights of the lookback: - Part 2 with Michael Eisner playing a key role in Jim Henson’s life by greenlighting his pilots for “The Muppet Show” - Part 4 with more of Jeffrey Katzenberg’s tyranny and Michael Eisner's casualty during his time at the Walt Disney Company - Part 5 with Jeffrey Katzenberg demanding Brian Henson to cut the song ‘When Love is Gone’ from “The Muppet Christmas Carol” - Part 6 with “Muppets from Space” being a key factor for less theatrically-released projects from the Jim Henson Company - Part 7 with “Muppets Most Wanted”, once again, ending any more chances of Muppet-related movies being put on the big screen My favorite Muppet film during childhood: - "Muppet Treasure Island” My honorable mention of my favorite non-Muppet film: - "Labyrinth” My special thank you: - The “Fraggle Rock” franchise for putting me in an optimistic mood Finally, thank you, Puppet AniMat, for this most sensational, inspirational, celebrational, Muppetational lookback on Kermit the Frog and his friends. See you later, dude!
Muppet Vision 3D needs all the appreciation and recognition it can get. I’ll be damned if the people running the park one day decide to *SPLASH MOUNTAIN MUPPET VISION 3D!!!!!!*
@@daelen.cclark You know about the upcoming attraction at the Disney Parks; Tiana’s Bayou Adventure? Well before that, the ride used to be Splash Mountain. That ride had been one of the Magic Kingdom’s and Disneyland’s most popular attractions for over 30 years, and now it’s been replaced. I don’t want the same thing to happen to the final Muppet project Jim Henson created.
Jim Henson at the end of his life gave us something magical, Entertaning, fun & ever lasting The Muppets 3D show and I've yet to go ride this one at the disneyparks yet it's on my list of to do at the parks. Thanks for the Lookbacks & fun facts Mat and it was 2 years of muppety fun.
Every time I went to a Disney Theme Park, I always attended Muppet Vision 3D. It was like some sort of tradition for my Orlando vacations. I took all sorts of pictures inside the theater. It’s also where I was formally introduced to the character of Bean Bunny, having previously seen him in the background of certain movies.
the last few years have been kinda hard on me, but when you post these lookbacks on the muppets, I reconnect to my childhood and get a little bit happier. thank you, Matt for making this.
27:45 I saw that scene before that's from a miracle film that we thought that we never going to see the light of day Join us next time on animation lookback As we relive the legacy of a studios that no longer it's with us but its impact have put a Mark in animation from a mammoth a saber-toothed tiger a Sloth And a squirrel to a morphing girl who Finnished what they started It's a story that must be told
Waldorf: That was a great retrospective from Animat himself I don't care what you say. Statler: I thought it was dumb! Waldorf: ... Maybe your right. Both: DOHOHOHOHOHO!!
After two years of this sensational and inspirational journey, we finally have a proper ending that got me teary eyed at the end. Thank you Mat for making this muppet lookback the best it could be!! Until next time, can't wait for the next season where will be discussing a fan favorite yet defunct studio where the sky is purely blue!!! Dreams don't die, they live on!!! 👏👏👏🎬
Disney Cruise Line’s Disney Dream and Fantasy gave the Muppets a chance to shine in the Midship Detective Agency, an interactive detective game where one of its 3 adventures has the Muppets starring in “the case of the stolen show”
BEST EARLY BIRTHDAY PRESENT EVER!!!🥳🎉(I’ll be turning 28 on the 7th!) MuppetVision 3D🏰) The last time I went to Disney World was back in 2008 and hopefully I will get to go back there someday. But with an immersive queue, creative uses of 3D / 4D effects, and sensational! Inspirational! Celebrational! Muppetational craziness! MuppetVision 3D will always be one of my favorite attractions!🥰 Thank you for another great installment of Animation Lookback, AniMat! 🧡💙 I can’t wait to see what you do with Animation Lookback: Blue Sky Studios!⛅ Now if you’ll excuse me, I’M OFF TO VIVA LAS VEGAS!!!♠♥♦♣
I never imagined it would come down to "Muppet*Vision 3D" for the last part, but better still, "AWESOME job making this as usual AniMat, just AWESOME!"!🤠😎👏👍💯
We've now come to the finale of this lookback on the Muppets history, and it looks like we'll be looking into the Disney attraction, Muppet Vision 3D. With how much of a legacy the Muppets have left on the world, it was only a matter of time before they took their legacy to the parks. This lookback on the Muppets has been quite a journey of learning what it took to bring Kermit and the gang into the spotlight, filled with creativity, taking risks, and enduring a lot of drama. While the future of what the Muppets will do next is a mystery for the time being, one thing that cannot be denied is that they've left behind a legacy that has impacted millions around the world, and therefore, they'll always be remembered as entertainment icons. Thank you, Jim Henson and company, for all the hard work you've put into making the Muppet legacy a reality. One could say that because of this legacy and success, "they've done just what they set out to do, thanks to the lovers, the dreamers...and you."
In conclusion: Animation Lookback of The Muppets is not just the best episode of the Animation Lookback, but Animation Lookback of The Muppets is the greatest episode of all time next to Animation Lookback of Walt Disney Animation Studios+ (2019-2021)! After two years, I had a lot of fun with the Animation Lookback of The Muppets! And that is why I am happy to give the Animation Lookback of The Muppets (2022-2024) a 10/10! I will never forget my favorite episode. Next time of Animation Lookback, Get ready for Animation Lookback of Blue Sky Studios. That’s All Folks!
All right. Time to finish this Lookback at Walt Disney World. Update: Okay, so our next Lookback will be at Blue Sky. I'm both excited and nervous for this. Excited because it will be interesting to take a look at the company before it closed and the production of Nimona. But on the other hand, I don't think Animat is happy of the fact that he is going to look into the history of the later Ice Age sequels.
I was hoping that one day Animat would do a full-on editorial on the history of Nimona. But I guess a segment in Animation Lookback or even its own episode will do.
3:16 actually they should make muppetville a reality but they’d have to get the rights to henson’s other works like labyrinth rhe dark crystal and fraggle rock (but not sesame street, that’s off limits)
A journey from a mammoth saber-toothed tiger and sloth from the days of ice Age to a morphing girl from futuristic medieval times who survived it's shut down
I wish you would've talked about the history of the Muppet Viral Videos. I know you briefly mentioned them in Part 6, but they still were a huge part of Muppet history, as they played a role in the Muppet Show characters coming back in the public eye by the end of the 2000s & start of the 2010s. Still, this is wonderful look at the history of The Muppet Show & Sesame Street franchises (as well as a few other stuff like Sam and Friends). Your ending speech on why these characters have lasted so long is wonderful & so true! Good luck on your next Animation Lookback!
Next Time on Animation Lookback Animat is Going to Talk About An Animation Studio who sadly shut down Three years ago but gave us Some Beloved and Iconic Films
I was hoping for the MuppetVision 3D ending/exit theme to conclude this animation lookback but never would I ever imagined how perfectly the music syncs with the new logo.
Yeah, Blue Sky could be a good animation Lookback. And if you haven’t already, you could do Studio Ghibli and Disney’s TV ventures. There’s also Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, and the various shows, studios and franchises therein. I’d also love to see a review of the Disney Plus series “Iwaju.” On top of that, has enough happened since the Disney Animation Lookback that another episode could be added? I’d also love a review of #TheOwlHouse .
@@Princess_-gp3epthis is going to be an interesting story from a mammoth saber-toothed tiger sloth and squirrel from the times of ice Age to a morphing girl in futuristic medieval times
The Animation Lookback of the muppets It's pretty amazing. Really showcase the ups and downs of their moments of course. I'm so excited to see what's the next animation Lookback would be. Pixar animation plus?! DreamWorks animation plus?! Anyways, I can't wait for what the future holds
This was a fun series from start to finish. I think I'll consider revisiting the Muppet films now that I know what went into making each entry, whether it's from Disney, Universal, or Sony Pictures. Also, [regarding that last scene], I'd be down for the next Animation Lookback to be on Blue Sky Studios. But of course you can't rush art, so I'd rather wait for the next AL season to come out.
Blue Sky Studios? Eh, why not? they completed and in assumption they did get their happy ending... At least I hope they did. Yeah, You made a pretty good choice!
Wow, I cannot believed this is the final chapter of Animation Lookback Muppets. Time runs 🏃🏻♂️ so fast. I hate to this let go. P.S - I still wished that the Muppets deserves more respect and love ❤️ 😍 💖!
This was a great look back, and I can’t believe that Blue Sky Studios will be the next look back, but when will there be an “Animation Lookback: PIXAR Animation Studios+” in the future.
AniMat already did an Animation Lookback on Pixar and the Lookback is perfect as is and doesn’t need updating. I’d be more down for a sequel to it picking up where he left off with Brave to starting with Monsters University and down to there.
Nimona is next for Animation Lookback. also great presentation on Muppet Vision 3D as well as the interesting linsencing deals between Disney and Jim Henson's The Muppets.
Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment Presents Jim Henson’s “MuppetVision 3-D” With the Muppet Performers: • Jim Henson • Frank Oz • Dave Goelz • Jerry Nelson • Richard Hunt • Steve Whitmire Also Featuring: • Kathryn Mullen • David Rudman • Rickey Boyd & Special Appearance by Mickey Mouse Music Director: Larry Grossman Cinematographer: Peter Anderson, ASC Written by Bill Prady Executive Producers: Martin G. Baker & Frank Oz Produced by Thomas G. Smith & Ritamarie Peruggi Directed by Jim Henson “Waldo C. Graphic” VFX by Pacific Data Images Filmed in Disney 65mm Color by CFI Recorded in Dolby 70mm 6-Track Production: Walt Disney Imagineering/Jim Henson Productions Release Date: May 16, 1991 For Jim Henson (1936-1990) Home Media Edition: 2D Master Created by Technicolor Image Restoration by Reliance MediaWorks Audio Remastered by Skywalker Sound Creative Consultant: Frank Oz Production: Jim Henson Pictures/Walt Disney Imagineering Distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
Never knew that the boneyard of the back lot tour had the fire truck from Muppet vision 3-D. Odd, because I used to go on that ride a lot when it was around. It was one of my favorites. some stuff I know that they did have were vehicles from who framed Roger rabbit, including the dip machine, the steamroller, and some of the trolley cars, Jasper and Horace‘s van from the live action 101 dalmatians, one of the ships from the Rocketeer, I believe, and my favorite of the boneyard vehicles, Herbie. RIP studio backlot tour. Also, Ever since the ride closed, I’ve been wondering what happened to all those prop vehicles, and where they are now.
Hey, Animat, is there any chance that you could do a video looking into the history of Wish and how the original idea for the film became more memorable than what they got
Hey, Mat. You forgot to mention that another one of Jim Henson’s last creative collaborations was for the first two Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movies.
Or even a third part for the 2011 movie since it's already confirmed Tron Ares we probably going to get confirmed at the D23 freaky Friday 2 The Princess diaries 3 Hocus pocus 3 let's see how the new leadership at the live-action division will manage what I think will be a different direction then all the madness that we went through nowadays what it did work in the past decade with the live-action remakes it doesn't work in our days anymore The Little mermaid remake didn't make a billion dollars and if Mufasa prequel and Snow White follow the trend of disappointments it seems that I will be concrete the new direction that Disney will go
Each Part of Animation Lookback: The Muppets Part 1: ua-cam.com/video/4Nj5ruFmXZw/v-deo.html Part 2: ua-cam.com/video/XBsA2PRLOVk/v-deo.html Part 3: ua-cam.com/video/NE9EAEnX9hc/v-deo.html Part 4: ua-cam.com/video/QBrig1MBCGw/v-deo.html Part 5: ua-cam.com/video/VeU_sX9v1Kc/v-deo.html Part 6: ua-cam.com/video/IGiG8Tg1uao/v-deo.html Part 7: ua-cam.com/video/y5hsvBB7xhE/v-deo.html Part 8: ua-cam.com/video/_EBcAHRimAY/v-deo.html Part 9: *Here*
@@skunkman9815 Really? I didn't know it closed down almost a full Decade ago until you brought it up. At least the other one in Disney World is still around, right?
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941as of right now, it’s still there. But I would like it to be available for those who can’t afford to go to the Disney parks.
Dear Mat Brunet: Do you think you could possibly make a video going full in depth on why exactly The Weinstein Company is the worst with animation? I'm just extremely curious.
Definitely a great finale to your Animation Lookback on the Muppets and definitely enjoyed this series and hearing about the technical innovations in puppetry Jim Henson was able to accomplish in his lifetime and his studio continues to do today. Similar to the Disney animated films, the Muppets are definitely a great part of our childhoods that we’re glad exists and wouldn’t want to imagine living in a world without.
Also looks like the next Animation Lookback will be on a studio that while its run was unfairly cut short, still has left some impact in the animation realm that will continue to live on.
Muppet Vision 3D will forever go down as my favorite attractions in both Disney and Universal theme park history. I also wish we could’ve gotten The Great Muppet Movie Ride cause I imagine it would’ve been freaking awesome! And also the studio that Jim wanted down there reminded me exactly of Nickelodeon Studios in Universal Florida. But like all the issues with Florida not being a great location to film down there due to being a right to work state and not allowing relationships with entertainment unions, the reason why the trend to make Florida the next Hollywood or New York failed, then the studio probably most likely would’ve shut down too
For a show that has a lot of cheap 3D tricks it certainly makes the most of these characters for such a show.
In some ways, it's almost like Jim went back to the days of the Wilkins coffee commercials, where they just did all that crazy stuff on a shoestring budget.
@@CinnamonGrrlErin1 Those commercials were so gleefully sadistic too...
I'm pretty sure that's part of the joke of the show. But I agree! Definitely a great show for these characters.
That was a fun ride with your look back on the Muppets.
Also that easter egg in the final clip does hint about the next animation studios to study from.
Now that was an awesome Conclusion! Sure I can say now I feel very disappointed we didn't get those rides they concept, all those ideas seemed amazing! Then again even if Jim was Alive who knows they would've done them anyway, and eventually taken them out once the popularity is shifted. Still, though it's nice that we got what we have and It truly is Jim's Greatest work. Also, Now I know where to go when visiting Disney World again
This really has been quite the entertaining Lookback and I cannot wait for the next one!
My highlights of the lookback:
- Part 2 with Michael Eisner playing a key role in Jim Henson’s life by greenlighting his pilots for “The Muppet Show”
- Part 4 with more of Jeffrey Katzenberg’s tyranny and Michael Eisner's casualty during his time at the Walt Disney Company
- Part 5 with Jeffrey Katzenberg demanding Brian Henson to cut the song ‘When Love is Gone’ from “The Muppet Christmas Carol”
- Part 6 with “Muppets from Space” being a key factor for less theatrically-released projects from the Jim Henson Company
- Part 7 with “Muppets Most Wanted”, once again, ending any more chances of Muppet-related movies being put on the big screen
My favorite Muppet film during childhood:
- "Muppet Treasure Island”
My honorable mention of my favorite non-Muppet film:
- "Labyrinth”
My special thank you:
- The “Fraggle Rock” franchise for putting me in an optimistic mood
Finally, thank you, Puppet AniMat, for this most sensational, inspirational, celebrational, Muppetational lookback on Kermit the Frog and his friends. See you later, dude!
Muppet Vision 3D needs all the appreciation and recognition it can get. I’ll be damned if the people running the park one day decide to *SPLASH MOUNTAIN MUPPET VISION 3D!!!!!!*
Oh heaven forbid that!
What does that mean?
@@daelen.cclark You know about the upcoming attraction at the Disney Parks; Tiana’s Bayou Adventure? Well before that, the ride used to be Splash Mountain. That ride had been one of the Magic Kingdom’s and Disneyland’s most popular attractions for over 30 years, and now it’s been replaced. I don’t want the same thing to happen to the final Muppet project Jim Henson created.
@@daelen.cclark It means that (hypothetically) one day Muppet Vision will be permanently shut down and replaced
Which would be disastrous
No Muppet Vision 3D will never 👎 closed permanently at Disney’s Hollywood Studios
The easter egg in Nimona gave us a hint for next Animation Lookback.
If that’s going to be what I think it’s going to be, I can’t wait for the next one to take flight just like a certain character from a certain film.
With that said, I see it as an Honorable Mention, since it was meant to be in the line-up before COVID shook things up for the worst.
Is that where that clip was from? Sorry, it’s just that I’ve never seen Nimona
And the one that would give me rage and PTSD
@@arbytv5139Yep, I highly recommend watching it. Nimona is very underrated.
All I can say about the next look back is, I can guarantee that Stefan Ellison is gonna love this one!
Jim Henson at the end of his life gave us something magical, Entertaning, fun & ever lasting The Muppets 3D show and I've yet to go ride this one at the disneyparks yet it's on my list of to do at the parks. Thanks for the Lookbacks & fun facts Mat and it was 2 years of muppety fun.
Every time I went to a Disney Theme Park, I always attended Muppet Vision 3D. It was like some sort of tradition for my Orlando vacations. I took all sorts of pictures inside the theater. It’s also where I was formally introduced to the character of Bean Bunny, having previously seen him in the background of certain movies.
I really wish that they would release this film on home media, even if it’s just as a bonus feature.
the last few years have been kinda hard on me, but when you post these lookbacks on the muppets, I reconnect to my childhood and get a little bit happier. thank you, Matt for making this.
Rest in peace Muppet vision 3D. You'll not be forgotten (yes, it will be replaced by the upcoming Monsters inc attraction)
A perfect finale to the most Muppetational lookback we’ve ever had!
27:45 I saw that scene before that's from a miracle film that we thought that we never going to see the light of day
Join us next time on animation lookback
As we relive the legacy of a studios that no longer it's with us but its impact have put a Mark in animation from a mammoth a saber-toothed tiger a Sloth And a squirrel to a morphing girl who Finnished what they started
It's a story that must be told
Well for a closing to a long journey, this Honorable mention was quite pleasing. Bluesky will be next, guys!
Next time on Animation Lookback:
The sky's the limit....
Blue Sky?
Easily it's blue sky, the studio may not have the best reputation but a lot of love came with the team making those movies from 2002 to 2023!!!
Probably the remake version like DreamWorks animation Look back Plus or Pixar animation Lookback plus
Not just any sky, but a sky that is blue and it’s not the app
So either the next Animation Lookback is going to be BlueSky Studios or we might see an updated Lookback on either DreamWorks or Pixar.
Waldorf: That was a great retrospective from Animat himself I don't care what you say.
Statler: I thought it was dumb!
Waldorf: ... Maybe your right.
Both: DOHOHOHOHOHO!!
23:08
@@facusmendoza1061 I know I saw.
I was hoping for a Dreamworks lookback plus. That wasn’t what I got. But I got something more exciting. BLUE SKY STUDIOS! YEAH CUTIE!
After two years of this sensational and inspirational journey, we finally have a proper ending that got me teary eyed at the end. Thank you Mat for making this muppet lookback the best it could be!! Until next time, can't wait for the next season where will be discussing a fan favorite yet defunct studio where the sky is purely blue!!! Dreams don't die, they live on!!! 👏👏👏🎬
A almost 2 year muppet journey now completed I can’t wait for the next lookback.
The next animation look back for the life of me thought it was Dreamworks+ but this is even better
Disney Cruise Line’s Disney Dream and Fantasy gave the Muppets a chance to shine in the Midship Detective Agency, an interactive detective game where one of its 3 adventures has the Muppets starring in “the case of the stolen show”
Thanks for sharing the history of the Muppets, man.
BEST EARLY BIRTHDAY PRESENT EVER!!!🥳🎉(I’ll be turning 28 on the 7th!)
MuppetVision 3D🏰) The last time I went to Disney World was back in 2008 and hopefully I will get to go back there someday.
But with an immersive queue, creative uses of 3D / 4D effects, and sensational! Inspirational! Celebrational! Muppetational craziness!
MuppetVision 3D will always be one of my favorite attractions!🥰
Thank you for another great installment of Animation Lookback, AniMat! 🧡💙
I can’t wait to see what you do with Animation Lookback: Blue Sky Studios!⛅
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’M OFF TO VIVA LAS VEGAS!!!♠♥♦♣
I never imagined it would come down to "Muppet*Vision 3D" for the last part, but better still, "AWESOME job making this as usual AniMat, just AWESOME!"!🤠😎👏👍💯
I’m so excited for the blue skies retrospective I was really hoping Thomas the Tank Engine
We've now come to the finale of this lookback on the Muppets history, and it looks like we'll be looking into the Disney attraction, Muppet Vision 3D. With how much of a legacy the Muppets have left on the world, it was only a matter of time before they took their legacy to the parks.
This lookback on the Muppets has been quite a journey of learning what it took to bring Kermit and the gang into the spotlight, filled with creativity, taking risks, and enduring a lot of drama. While the future of what the Muppets will do next is a mystery for the time being, one thing that cannot be denied is that they've left behind a legacy that has impacted millions around the world, and therefore, they'll always be remembered as entertainment icons. Thank you, Jim Henson and company, for all the hard work you've put into making the Muppet legacy a reality. One could say that because of this legacy and success, "they've done just what they set out to do, thanks to the lovers, the dreamers...and you."
Stay tuned on animation lookback as we relive the legacy of studios who never dies
SpongeBob: “Wow, kylgrv! That was beautiful!” 🥹
Now this is what I call an end of amazing end of a Lookback related to the Muppets
Also about your next lookback: Blue Sky will never die
In conclusion: Animation Lookback of The Muppets is not just the best episode of the Animation Lookback, but Animation Lookback of The Muppets is the greatest episode of all time next to Animation Lookback of Walt Disney Animation Studios+ (2019-2021)! After two years, I had a lot of fun with the Animation Lookback of The Muppets! And that is why I am happy to give the Animation Lookback of The Muppets (2022-2024) a 10/10! I will never forget my favorite episode. Next time of Animation Lookback, Get ready for Animation Lookback of Blue Sky Studios. That’s All Folks!
All right. Time to finish this Lookback at Walt Disney World.
Update: Okay, so our next Lookback will be at Blue Sky. I'm both excited and nervous for this. Excited because it will be interesting to take a look at the company before it closed and the production of Nimona. But on the other hand, I don't think Animat is happy of the fact that he is going to look into the history of the later Ice Age sequels.
I feel that dawn of the Dinosaurs became the perfect ending of ice Age but just like toy Story they screw it up
Information on ice age 4 and 5 are kind of limited, in fact the blu ray of collision course barely has any behind the scenes material
I was hoping that one day Animat would do a full-on editorial on the history of Nimona. But I guess a segment in Animation Lookback or even its own episode will do.
@@JustinGrant-jf5gvit's going to be exciting the final part where nimona survived the shutdown
One of the greatest ironies of that show was how Waldo was partially made by Pacific Data Images, which was assimilated into DreamWorks Animation.
A good ending to a great lookback. Nice work AniMat!
3:16 actually they should make muppetville a reality but they’d have to get the rights to henson’s other works like labyrinth rhe dark crystal and fraggle rock (but not sesame street, that’s off limits)
I remember actually creating my own Muppet themed area in Theme Park Tycoon 2.
Omg I literally had a hunch the next look back was going to Blue Sky! 🤩
The next Animation Lookback will be Blue Sky Studios!
Either that or Netflix
Its obviously bluesky studios, @Lolakitten78
If that's the case, how do you think he's gonna tackle all the Ice Age movies?
@@danielhawkins2402 & the history of Robots
@@Lolakitten78 I was referring to the fact that Ice Age has six movies.
Man, it took you almost two years to complete this look back. But now, you will do one about Blue Sky Studios.
Cool outro also hell yeah Animation Lookback: The History of Blue Sky is next!
this was a really nice series animat i loved every single episode of this and i cant wait to see how it all ends
It’s finally time! The next lookback is where we are going to a sky that is blue where we meet a certain prehistoric squirrel. I can’t wait!
A journey from a mammoth saber-toothed tiger and sloth from the days of ice Age to a morphing girl from futuristic medieval times who survived it's shut down
Let’s just hope they never replace Muppet vision 3D at DHS with something modern if they do they’ll probably be outrage
I wish you would've talked about the history of the Muppet Viral Videos. I know you briefly mentioned them in Part 6, but they still were a huge part of Muppet history, as they played a role in the Muppet Show characters coming back in the public eye by the end of the 2000s & start of the 2010s.
Still, this is wonderful look at the history of The Muppet Show & Sesame Street franchises (as well as a few other stuff like Sam and Friends). Your ending speech on why these characters have lasted so long is wonderful & so true! Good luck on your next Animation Lookback!
Next Time on Animation Lookback Animat is Going to Talk About An Animation Studio who sadly shut down Three years ago but gave us Some Beloved and Iconic Films
And even one of their films that they work on survived the shutdown and now everyone have now see it
You mean Blue Sky?
I hope Disney decides to expand Grand Avenue and bring back the Miss Piggy and Kermit mural as well as reopening the Stage 1 gift shop
My reaction to the post credit scene of this episode is to quote Ballister bold heart, “HOLY SH-“
I was hoping for the MuppetVision 3D ending/exit theme to conclude this animation lookback but never would I ever imagined how perfectly the music syncs with the new logo.
I really wish I'd gone and seen it when I was there. One-time experience wasted 😩
If you’re referring to the Muppet Vision 3D in California, at least I got to enjoy the attraction before it’s gone. Heck, even my brother enjoyed it.
Yeah, Blue Sky could be a good animation Lookback. And if you haven’t already, you could do Studio Ghibli and Disney’s TV ventures. There’s also Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, and the various shows, studios and franchises therein. I’d also love to see a review of the Disney Plus series “Iwaju.” On top of that, has enough happened since the Disney Animation Lookback that another episode could be added? I’d also love a review of #TheOwlHouse .
He already did Studio Ghibli
Also… …this next Lookback is about to be metal.
Oh yeah, it is! 😈🤟
@@Princess_-gp3epthis is going to be an interesting story from a mammoth saber-toothed tiger sloth and squirrel from the times of ice Age to a morphing girl in futuristic medieval times
Or nutty, because acorns play a key factor to the studio
Been waiting since your Disney trip to hear about this!
I actually went to see this Attraction at Disney World (2nd time) with my Parents way back in 2016 and I loved it alot
Haven't rode it but I want to experience it myself in all of its glory.
@@chrisbrasel8060 The next time you go to Disney World, try it
@@chrisbrasel8060 You can still find the Attraction at Walt Disney World right now.
@@chrisbrasel8060 Its never too late to try
@@chrisbrasel8060 Its never too late to enjoy it at Disney World right now
We now have a confirmed closing date: June 7
The next episode of animation look back will be so metal. 😈🤟
The big question is will he manage to talk about the Ice Age franchise objectively?
Put on your 3-D glasses it’s time for Muppet vision
Time to finish off this Lookback at Walt Disney World! (I hope someone had their Spring Break today!)
And that is all!!
The Animation Lookback of the muppets It's pretty amazing. Really showcase the ups and downs of their moments of course. I'm so excited to see what's the next animation Lookback would be.
Pixar animation plus?! DreamWorks animation plus?! Anyways, I can't wait for what the future holds
I wish we could've gotten the Muppetland envisioned by Jim
Agreed.
Same. I would’ve loved the Great Gonzo’s Pizza Pandemonium.
It might not be too late. Even though Jim Henson is no longer with us, his ideas haven’t died yet.
I would like to see it happen, with the main entrance featuring a dedication plaque to Jim Henson himself.
@@hunterolaughlinI would’ve loved The Great Muppet Movie Ride!
Great video man
Let’s pray 🙏 that muppets 3D never gets replaced
I get that hint,it’s Blue Sky Never Dies in Nimona,I’m feel your gonna review the history of Blue Sky Studios next for your next Animation Lookback.
This was a fun series from start to finish. I think I'll consider revisiting the Muppet films now that I know what went into making each entry, whether it's from Disney, Universal, or Sony Pictures.
Also, [regarding that last scene], I'd be down for the next Animation Lookback to be on Blue Sky Studios. But of course you can't rush art, so I'd rather wait for the next AL season to come out.
Blue Sky Studios? Eh, why not? they completed and in assumption they did get their happy ending... At least I hope they did. Yeah, You made a pretty good choice!
Better choice than Nickelodeon for… OBVIOUS reasons.
Is he going to do Blue Sky Studios next? Because that billboard at the end of the video says "Blue Sky Never Dies". Is this what you're telling me?
Blue Sky Studios is next!
When is it gonna come out?
Wow, I cannot believed this is the final chapter of Animation Lookback Muppets. Time runs 🏃🏻♂️ so fast. I hate to this let go.
P.S - I still wished that the Muppets deserves more respect and love ❤️ 😍 💖!
This was a great look back, and I can’t believe that Blue Sky Studios will be the next look back, but when will there be an “Animation Lookback: PIXAR Animation Studios+” in the future.
AniMat already did an Animation Lookback on Pixar and the Lookback is perfect as is and doesn’t need updating. I’d be more down for a sequel to it picking up where he left off with Brave to starting with Monsters University and down to there.
Muppet*Vision 3D was my introduction to Waldo C. Graphic from the Jim Henson Hour.
I’m glad I was able to watch later. I don’t handle conflict well.
Blue Sky Studios is Next
What makes you think that?
@@shanevance3433 Becuase Animat Said An Easter Egg at the End of the Video
@@juliannegron4039 Well, no disrespect to AniMat, but I already beat him to it.ua-cam.com/play/PLP3uIQe18slhd-g3h6ecMWxXFBmbRFUL5.html
For Jim Henson (1936-1990).🪕
Dated cgi on Waldo aside, it’s an otherwise timeless show
Nimona is next for Animation Lookback. also great presentation on Muppet Vision 3D as well as the interesting linsencing deals between Disney and Jim Henson's The Muppets.
Don't you mean "Blue Sky Studios"?
I was hoping the next animation lookback would be Nickelodeon but I am still looking forward to Blue Sky Studios
I loved this animation look back series.
After the Titanic budget for Captain EO, how dare for Disney to nickel and dime Henson.
I would actually pay for Disney and the Muppets to release this film officially on home media.
Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment Presents
Jim Henson’s “MuppetVision 3-D”
With the Muppet Performers:
• Jim Henson
• Frank Oz
• Dave Goelz
• Jerry Nelson
• Richard Hunt
• Steve Whitmire
Also Featuring:
• Kathryn Mullen
• David Rudman
• Rickey Boyd
&
Special Appearance by Mickey Mouse
Music Director: Larry Grossman
Cinematographer: Peter Anderson, ASC
Written by Bill Prady
Executive Producers: Martin G. Baker & Frank Oz
Produced by Thomas G. Smith & Ritamarie Peruggi
Directed by Jim Henson
“Waldo C. Graphic” VFX by Pacific Data Images
Filmed in Disney 65mm
Color by CFI
Recorded in Dolby 70mm 6-Track
Production: Walt Disney Imagineering/Jim Henson Productions
Release Date: May 16, 1991
For Jim Henson (1936-1990)
Home Media Edition:
2D Master Created by Technicolor
Image Restoration by Reliance MediaWorks
Audio Remastered by Skywalker Sound
Creative Consultant: Frank Oz
Production: Jim Henson Pictures/Walt Disney Imagineering
Distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
20:58 That rumor may soon come true since it may be announced that Muppet Vision 3D is to close to make wau for Monsters Inc.
Sad sigh😞
And it's true
Never knew that the boneyard of the back lot tour had the fire truck from Muppet vision 3-D. Odd, because I used to go on that ride a lot when it was around. It was one of my favorites. some stuff I know that they did have were vehicles from who framed Roger rabbit, including the dip machine, the steamroller, and some of the trolley cars, Jasper and Horace‘s van from the live action 101 dalmatians, one of the ships from the Rocketeer, I believe, and my favorite of the boneyard vehicles, Herbie. RIP studio backlot tour. Also, Ever since the ride closed, I’ve been wondering what happened to all those prop vehicles, and where they are now.
Yeah I sure that ride. I also wonder where those prop vehicles are now. Maybe they’ve been relocated or maybe even auctioned off.
Hey, Animat, is there any chance that you could do a video looking into the history of Wish and how the original idea for the film became more memorable than what they got
Hey, Mat. You forgot to mention that another one of Jim Henson’s last creative collaborations was for the first two Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movies.
I hope you do a look back on Little Lulu, Felix The Cat, and Walter Lantz someday!
muppet vison 3d is awesome I think Jim would've loved it
Did he forgot to mention that the company also made the Star Fox puppets for promoting the star fox game Star Fox Zero
Does this mean Blue Sky lookback or just a lookback on Nimona?
The former
Next Time on Animation Lookback Presents: Blue Sky Studios
Blue Sky Studios is next, huh?
Nimona sneak peak? Blue Sky perhaps?
It's time to get things finished
OMG BLUE SKY!!!!!!!!
You know what should happen? Disney scraps the live-action Moana and replaces it with The Cheapest Muppet Movie Ever Made!
Or even a third part for the 2011 movie since it's already confirmed Tron Ares we probably going to get confirmed at the D23 freaky Friday 2 The Princess diaries 3 Hocus pocus 3 let's see how the new leadership at the live-action division will manage what I think will be a different direction then all the madness that we went through nowadays what it did work in the past decade with the live-action remakes it doesn't work in our days anymore The Little mermaid remake didn't make a billion dollars and if Mufasa prequel and Snow White follow the trend of disappointments it seems that I will be concrete the new direction that Disney will go
And The Muppets King Arthur.
@@hunterolaughlin Well, that would result in another Simpsons prediction coming true.
Just search up Muppets Go Medieval and you'll see what I mean.
Each Part of Animation Lookback: The Muppets
Part 1: ua-cam.com/video/4Nj5ruFmXZw/v-deo.html
Part 2: ua-cam.com/video/XBsA2PRLOVk/v-deo.html
Part 3: ua-cam.com/video/NE9EAEnX9hc/v-deo.html
Part 4: ua-cam.com/video/QBrig1MBCGw/v-deo.html
Part 5: ua-cam.com/video/VeU_sX9v1Kc/v-deo.html
Part 6: ua-cam.com/video/IGiG8Tg1uao/v-deo.html
Part 7: ua-cam.com/video/y5hsvBB7xhE/v-deo.html
Part 8: ua-cam.com/video/_EBcAHRimAY/v-deo.html
Part 9: *Here*
You can still find Muppet Vision 3-D at Disney Land and Disney World
The Disneyland version closed down in 2014
@@skunkman9815 Really?
I didn't know it closed down almost a full Decade ago until you brought it up.
At least the other one in Disney World is still around, right?
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941yeah the one in Disney World at Disney Hollywood Studios is thankfully still there 👍
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941as of right now, it’s still there. But I would like it to be available for those who can’t afford to go to the Disney parks.
No Fraggles?
blue sky ( I told yall it want goin be adult swim)
I went there it was fun
My family, and I love Muppet Vision 3D
This was a wild 2 year ride...
Blue Sky studios is next guys!
The next lookback looks to be a short one.
Unless he can find ways to make each episode longer by covering more details of each film.
Dear Mat Brunet: Do you think you could possibly make a video going full in depth on why exactly The Weinstein Company is the worst with animation? I'm just extremely curious.