If you're between the ages of, oh, say, 25 and 40 (give or take a few years on either side), you may be experiencing some mixed emotions. If your initial reaction of "Awright!" has been tempered by a dose of wondering "What now?", don't worry. This is normal. You've seen other childhood favorites updated, reimagined and altogether changed to fit the expectations of a modern viewing public. Back then, you were a carefree Fraggle. Now, you're a practical-minded Doozer. It's expected to be a little wary as an adult, even as you begin eyeing your cubicle walls for signs of a hole leading to Fraggle Rock.

Cory Edwards is writing and directing the movie. He also wrote and directed Hoodwinked!, itself an updated version of the Little Red Riding Hood story, dealing with some of the more practical aspects of fairytales, such as breaking and entering, theft and unlicensed weapons possession. With luck (and steering clear of the common trap of substituting big-name movie stars and/or special effects for heart), this could actually be a good match for the allegorical Fraggle Rock, which had more in common with the "real world" than many of its young viewers (including me) realized at the time.