Amy, Jason, Miss Piggy, and Kermit's Interview with moviefone.

Click here to watch the full interview over at moviefone.com

I thought this interview was great. It was very funny and brought back the Muppets doing a bit more adult humor that we've sort of been lacking in recent years (I do you sometimes.” “I don’t think we want to talk about that on this…”). My favorite moment had to be Miss Piggy's impressions of Animal and Fozzie. I absolutely couldn't stop laughing. Oh Eric Jacboson, you wonderful, wonderful man.

i also couldn't help but wonder if Kermit and Jason's story about their night out in Mexico really happened with Jason and Steve. It sounded like it was something that actually happened. (And now I want to try a Muppet drink, just for kicks)

That was one of the best interviews Ive seen! Kermit & Piggy were cracking me up! I agree with Puckrox that it was nice to see some "adult humor" there because to me, that's when the Muppets are at their best!

lol exactly

Miss Piggy doing the Fozzie and Animal impersonations were hilarious.

Hilarious! Especially Miss Piggy with her impressions... haha!

Did you guys read the tweets on the right-hand side of the page? Very positive reviews from some that saw the sneak peak and a host of people that want to see it. Exciting!

Oh God! Piggy doing Animal and Fozzie was so funny! And Kermit's night out... and his dirty pun... Wonderful stuff. God I love these guys.

The impressions were the best. When Miss Piggy says she does a great Fozzie impression, you can just tell by the others that they instantly get what she's hinting at. I was really hoping they'd ask Kermit if he was good with any impressions, and then he could whip out a spectacular Rizzo and Statler impersonation.

All the reviews I've read and things I've heard have been on the super positive side. Such a good thing!

Here's Kermit, Miss Piggy, Jason Segel and Amy Adams answering questions sent in by people about the movie!

http://video.aol.com/video/unscripted-the-muppets-full-interview/1961703992

Holy toledo, I haven't heard the Muppets get that adult in some time! This had me cracking up a bunch...I swear Eric Jacobson is a pure master. I've come to see him as more Frank Oz than Oz...there's always complaints about the torch of characters being passed on, but my goodness...Jacobson, JH would be proud. Sure Kermit has become a bit too passive and docile, but I love the chemistry at play. But for people who think the Muppets under Disney is all kid stuff, they need to check this out.

I'm in the middle of watching this--hilarious! Parts of it actually made me blush!

I agree with this so very much. People always make a fuss about the Muppeteers who've taken over, but I think the second generation of Muppeteers are doing great. Steve's Kermit definitely isn't Jim's Kermit, but I also grew up with Steve doing Kermit so I have absolutely no qualms with him. And both Eric and David have done a fabulous job taking over Oz's characters. I made a comment the other day about how I felt somewhat sacreligious because I think I like David's Cookie Monster better than Frank's. And Eric's just hilarious and wonderful. Gaaaah, I'm just filled with such happiness when watching this interview!

I think a decade ago, even less, some of the Muppet fill-ins were a bit awkward and needed work. Statler and Waldorf, Scooter, etc didn't quite sound right. Now? Statler and Waldorf(after seeing a good 5 minutes of them on ESPN) are perfect. Scooter as of Bo-Rhapsody=perfect. Rowlf=perfect now. I can't even wrap my head around Eric's Piggy, Animal and Fozzie. These guys are so on top of their game it's not even funny. To people who think nothing can replace the original performers, I wonder if they've even seen the new material.

I grew up on Jim Henson and Oz performing the signature characters in the early through late 1980's, and admittedly Whitmire's Kermit for me was a bit of a transition. But by the latter 90's I "got it". I consider Whitmire's Kermit a natural evolution of the character. He's become more comfortable and "zen" in his skin. Some people might consider him too low key, but I just think he's found his zen.

My only complaint now are some of the puppet builds. I sadly feel Fozzie looks way off with the fur/build they're using(he looks more like a plush version), and Gonzo's eyes and symmetry still feel off in the last year. Also while Im still a couple days away from the film, Im concerned it looks a bit fantastical compared to the much more realistic original three films.

I'm surprised Behemoth(not sure they're still calling him that) has been given his biggest spotlight since Muppets Tonight. Thog as well, who seems to be all over the new film. I love the "we built this city clean up" scene with Beauregard and Scooter
having a brief exchange. Director Bobbins quipped in a new interview how they intentionally wanted to put a lot of "easter eggs" and references for the hardcore fans.

This interview was wonderful and had me cracking up the whole time, totally wish we saw more interviews like these.

i thought this was hilarious as well. i love all the naughty talk between kermit and piggy ("why didn't i get a personal videotape?" "you already have some...")

but this is not new, henson and oz did stuff like this with them in the 70s. has anybody seen the tape of them on that show parkinson?

that's what awesome about the muppets, they can do adult jokes just as well as kids stuff. i love it.

oh, and supposedly there's this interview kermit and piggy did in '88 on good morning america that was supposed to be HILARIOUS. joan lunden was talking to them about valentine's day and it gets into all kinds of bedroom talk and the crew starts cracking up. i've been dying to find it, i wonder if anyone knows how to track it down. it sounded hysterical