Muppet Treasure Island

Young Jim Hawkins, a kitchen boy at the Admiral Benbow Inn, is given a treasure map by a dying pirate named Billy Bones. Aided by Long John Silver, a charismatic one-legged pirate, and his band of scallywags, Jim embarks on a perilous journey to find the legendary Treasure of Flint Island. Along the way, they encounter numerous dangers and betrayals, forcing Jim to grow up quickly and learn the true meaning of loyalty and courage.

Muppet Treasure Island was a box office success and generally well-received by critics and audiences for its humor, musical numbers, and faithful yet inventive adaptation of the classic novel. While some found it a bit formulaic, the Muppets' signature blend of anarchic comedy and heartfelt moments largely won over viewers.

• A delightful and energetic musical adaptation that successfully injects Muppet humor into Robert Louis Stevenson's classic tale.

• Tim Curry shines as the villainous Long John Silver, delivering a memorable performance.

• Features catchy songs and impressive production design, making it an enjoyable family film.

Google audience: Audiences generally loved the film's humor, catchy songs, and the performances of Tim Curry and the Muppets. Many appreciated its faithful yet fun take on the classic story, with particular praise for the inventive musical numbers and the overall family-friendly entertainment value.

Nominated for a Saturn Award for Best Family Film. Won a BMI Film Music Award for Best Original Song.

Tim Curry, who plays Long John Silver, had previously worked with the Muppets on 'The Muppet Show' and also played a pirate role in 'The Pirates of the Caribbean' ride at Disneyland.