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The opening number in “Muppets Most Wanted” offers a nice window to what differentiates these goofy, fuzzy puppets from all the other family-friendly product shoved down our throats. “We’re doing a sequel/that’s what we do in Holly-wood,” Kermit and Fozzie sing, wearing white and gold tuxes and doing a peppy dance. They quickly follow-up with, “and everybody knows/that the sequel’s never quite as good!”

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As they let slip this tiny bit of realness, the brow-furrowing felt frog nudges the eternally happy bear off-camera. Kermit and Fozzie (and Miss Piggy and Gonzo and Scooter and the others) have always been about the behind-the-scenes of showbiz. Their classic “Muppet Show,” which I’m lucky enough to kinda-sorta remember from its initial run, did a lot to show the biggest stars of its day in “backstage” scenarios with their hair down, worrying about remembering their cues and if they’d get the best lines (Download Muppets Most Wanted). Shtick, for want of a better word, was what the show was all about, and while 2011′s well-meaning but slightly disappointing “The Muppets” did a good job of bringing the crew back, the essence of what made these characters so great was missing.

I am happy to report that the warning of the opening song is false – with “Muppets Most Wanted” the vaudevillian pandaemonium is alive and well.The last film got bogged down in some ridiculous story about Jason Segel and Amy Adams and some new Muppet nobody cared about. That guy (I don’t even care to mention his name, he’s just that lame) is back, but, luckily, he stays out of the way most of the time.(Download Muppets Most Wanted) “Muppets Most Wanted” got the message loud and clear that we wanted our original guys back – so much so that it gives us TWO Kermits.The real Kermit, for reasons you’ll just have to roll with, ends up in a Soviet era gulag run by a musical-loving Tina Fey. Fake Kermit is an Evil Kermit.A Kermit with a mole on his lip, also known as Constantin, the Most Dangerous Frog in the World.

He and his sidekick (Ricky Gervais) have hoodwinked the entire Muppets company into taking their show on a world tour, so they have a cover to steal from the great museums of Europe.This allows for a few things to happen.(Download Muppets Most Wanted) Plotwise, it gets Sam the Eagle (repping the CIA) and Ty Burrell (as Jean-Pierre Napoleon of Interpol) to race from Berlin to Madrid to Dublin to London to try and catch the crooks and form a hilarious bond along the way. (I am absolutely on board for their spinoff series.) But it also makes way for a host of dopey variety acts to get a moment in the spotlight. These glimpses of the touring Muppet Show baffling international audience is, in a very sense, the closest any of the eight Muppet movies have ever been to the old, classic show.

(Download Muppets Most Wanted) And just like the show it comes with some odd celebrity appearances – like Christoph Waltz representing Germany (even though he’s from Austria) and Salma Hayek representing Spain (even though she’s from Mexico.) Mixed with this are musical numbers (from “Flight of the Conchords’ ” Bret McKenzie)(Download Muppets Most Wanted) that vary from the truly tuneful to the silly to the touching. Has there ever been a more tortured romance than that between Kermit and Miss Piggy? (And it’s even more tortured now that Piggy’s dueting with Celine Dion – cue Statler & Waldorf guffaw.)Naturally, the film ends with a big chase and Ricky Gervais in a weird lemur suit and Miss Piggy almost marrying the criminal mastermind frog. The villains’ plans are foiled, though, in no small part to the most creatively integrated product placement in the history of film.

Fozzie Bear has one of the new delicious Subway sandwiches that features guacamole, and when a drop of the green stuff lands in such a way to “change” a picture of incarcerated Constantin back to Kermit, the jig is up.Before anyone huffs and puffs about sullying the good name of the Muppets,(Download Muppets Most Wanted) remember how these are gypsy showfolk singing for their supper, and are in no way above a little hucksterism to make a dollar. It’s that no foolin’ attitude, along with all the feel-good togetherness and personal growth and learning about the number 3, that makes the Muppets, and this movie, so special.As a professional film critic -- whatever that may be -- I have a handful of concrete rules by which I ply my ostensible trade, and not reviewing films by or heavily involving close friends is one of them.

Which presents a bit of a problem when tasked with writing about any given Muppet movie.No, I can't claim I've ever knocked back a beer with Kermit the Frog, gone shopping with Miss Piggy or got close to any of the cloth-skinned crowd without the dividing wall of a television screen between us,(Download Muppets Most Wanted) but damn it if I don't feel closer to them than I do to any number of human names in my address book. Growing up, I knew their vaudeville numbers inside out. I'd record the umpteenth rerun of even the Crystal Gayle episode with completist's excitement. And I treasured my Kermit toothbrush until the bristles began falling out, ignoring the fact that he wasn't the most dentally appropriate role model.

Still, love isn't blindness: I've forgivingly acknowledged when The Muppets have collectively misstepped, as they (and their flesh-and-blood controllers) did rather too often in their later years. "Muppets From Space" and "Muppet Treasure Island," in particular,(Download Muppets Most Wanted) were tawdry misapplications of their scatty showbiz appeal, which is why 2011's back-to-basics "The Muppets" was such a gratifying return. Their act works best when it sticks, in name and nature, to their variety-show roots, and the delightful "Muppets Most Wanted" wisely follows suit.That's perhaps the only respect in which James Bobin's chipper, deliberately shabby film might be called "wise."

Exuberant silliness is the order of the day, with Bobin and co-writer Nicholas Stoller firing cheap sight gags, gloriously terrible puns and random, daffy star cameos at the crowd like so many chickens launched squawking from a cannon. Some land, some don't -- I was cackling too consistently to keep score -- but until an oddly sluggish final reel, the onslaught is deliciously relentless,(Download Muppets Most Wanted) like being beaten over the head with a marshmallow pillow, and taking a bite with each blow."The Muppets" was such a blessedly zappy relief that it was easy to overlook its tonal and structural shortcomings: an influsion of 21st-century irony that didn't seem entirely coordinated with the gang's own sense of self-satire, and a quest narrative driven by colorless new recruit Walter (okay, he's sort of tangerine, but insipid all the same) that didn't leave enough room for familiar favorites to cut loose.

The first scene of "Muppets Most Wanted" picks up, rather ingeniously, right where the last film's closing number left off, and that same ironic distance initially seems to have hung around: an introductory song about the inferiority of sequels (written with customarily cockeyed fizz by Bret McKenzie, the best human friend the franchise could hope for) is certainly clever, but threatens a film more about Muppet mythos than The Muppets themselves.Happily, it's little more than a threat, as Bobin and Stoller sally forth with a daft yarn that combines the series' steadfast storytelling modes of chaotic backstage drama and, well, a great Muppet caper. Now reunited,(Download Muppets Most Wanted) The Muppets immediately sign up with plainly sleazy talent manager Dominic Badguy (Ricky Gervais) and embark on an ill-rehearsed European tour -- little realizing that their act is a mere front for a series of bank heists engineered by dastardly Kermit lookalike Konstantin. Mistaken identity games naturally ensue, with Kermit hauled off to a Russian gulag ruled with a travel-iron fist by Tina Fey's Broadway-loving wardress.

Konstantin, meanwhile, gives the bemused Muppets free rein over their show, with amusingly calamitous results. (If there's anything keeping "Muppets Most Wanted" from an A- grade, it's that we only get a few tantalizing seconds of Miss Piggy's flamingo-assisted "Macarena" rendition.)This is far closer to the bittier, plottier rhythm of The Muppets' first three film ventures, and that's a pretty welcome throwback -- only in the final reel (Watch Muppets Most Wanted Online in DVD, DivX), an over-extended wedding climax at the Tower of London that's surprisingly short on planted gags, does the contraption begin to creak. (At 106 minutes, the film may be a smidge too much of a good thing.) You'll either go with the flow or you won't, and much the same goes for the film's loopy brand of anti-humor: be it a Berlin taxi headed for "Plotpointberg" or an onstage cameo from Christoph Waltz dancing the, er, waltz, the very best Muppet jokes are the ones that least bear scrutiny.

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Bobin obviously isn't taking the proceedings seriously -- aside from the indefatigably earnest Kermit, who is? But he's also a man who knows that absurdity requires absolute commitment: a casually invested journeyman couldn't pull off the more ambitiously inspired lunacy of Fey's riotous,(Watch Movies Online With HD Quality) Mel Brooks-worthy "In the Gulag" production number, which may well the franchise's finest moment to feature no Muppets at all. Still, the greatest rewards of this warmly scattershot outing are those that find the comfy motley crew sparking and sparring off each other, indulging in their own ageless shtick and resisting too many new tricks. (Hey, even Walter blends in this time round.) Everything old is old again in "Muppets Most Wanted," and while admitting to a certain friendly bias, I wouldn't want it any other way.

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