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What I THINK they’re gonna use is very different from what I WANT them to use. They have about a 60% chance of using Minions/Despicable Me at the least, and that makes me worried…
This movie is an absolute masterpiece, with amazing animation that skilfully avoids feeling like product placement, is infinitely quotable, and *really* should've been nominated for best animated feature. This scene in particular encapsulates just how much heart and soul went into the film.
The idea of separated dimension between the LEGO world and the real world in the perspective of a minifigure is creative. I can't get enough with Will Ferrel and the kid sprinkling the LEGO sets with water to unglue everyone together and it's just warms my heart.
Upon hearing about this movie, I thought that it would be the cheesiest thing ever. But despite it having plenty of corny moments, I'm unashamed to admit that it made me cry several times, it has so much heart! 😭
It's understandable for the father to be annoyed that the kid is messing up your set that you spent so much time to create and arrange, but everything could've been solved if he just bought a few sets for his son especially since his son is so creative and capable of actually making nice things
@@igm4326 Not really, because the Dad basically just gave his kid a small box of leftover bricks and random parts. Compared to what the Dad himself had, which was an entire room completely filled with huge, custom models.
Dazz: Hopefully this doesnt curdle into a full on existential crisis for this man Meanwhile in The Lego Movie 2: Gets thrown under a washing machine, forced to watch his friends go on with their life as years go by without him while coming to the gut wrenching realization that his and everyone else's entire existence is just made up by some kid in his basement.
I think it's also interesting as a symbol of childhood imagination with no concern for perfection in a craft vs adulthood obsession with perfection in a craft. As a kid, whether it was drawing, Legos, etc. I just had fun with it and I see the same thing with kids today. As an adult, I get discouraged if something isn't exactly perfect.
For me, one of the most important moments in this movie is when the father realizes that he's the villain of his son's story and it tears him up. I'm not a big Will Farrel fan, but his acting on that scene was so spot on, I still think it deserved a best-supporting actor nod. But then, I'm a sucker for good "father/son" scenes. One of my favorites is that scene between Pops and Speed in the Speed Racer movie.
A lot about the Lego Movie reminded me of the Speed Racer movie. Someone at Village Roadshow definitely had a taste for highly stylized yet heartfelt nostalgia-fests by directing power duos.
It´s sad how the ninjago tv show is so much better than the movie. But not surprising bc the creators of the ninjago movie said that they only watched like 1 Season of the then 7 season show.
Dan and Kevin Hageman didn't watch Season 7 when they made season 8, but it was still a great season. I think it is enough to watch one season, especially if we look at the Alternative Story for the lego ninjago Movie, wish was so much better (it's about Time travelling, Snakes as Villain and of course Garmadon).
@@nightlunastar bro what where did you get this info clearly they watched season 7 IF THEY CONTINUED THE STORY and the fact it was made by the same group
@@miniwhiffy3465 Dan and Kevin Hagemann were unable to work on Day of the departed and Season 7 because they were working on the Troll Hunters series at the time. The reason season 8 still follows the events of season 7 very well is because while they were writing season 8, they were given notes about what happened in season 7.
I watched the movie when I was pretty naive that studios could make bad movies and Im glad this movie set a established bar for me and many other kids at the time
I think you should do one of these "changed" videos on the ending scene of The Lego Ninjago movie, I re-watched it recently and was actually really surprised at how heartfelt and well voice acted Lloyd talking to Garmadon about him "needing his dad" was, but idk
There's so many scenes in this movie that hit me hard, i couldn't possibly choose one that would perfectly encapsulate its excellence. But this? This is a great choice.
@@shigerumiyamoto9612 But how does it change the movie? 1st fight with death had puss bleeding for the 1st time 2nd fight had him finally appreciate simplicity of life How anxiety changes anyone/thing?
@@bartoszl5082 it made the movie serious and tackled the topic of fear of losing your life phenomenaly. Yes you could say those scenes changed the movie, but that scene really MADE the movie. Like
I just remembered that there are 2 main panic attack scenes. The one I’m thinking of is the 2nd one where Perrito calms him down, but both of them are very powerful and changed the movie in separate ways.
I find the lego movie very nostalgic now I watched it in cinemas in 2014 as a kid but now that I'm older I can really understand the true levels of masterpiece behind this film
The Lego Movie is a perfect ad because they show you how much fun lego can be by immersing you in a kid's game of legos. It's also a really sweet story and the last second redemption of Lord Business works because of the parallels between the lego world and the real world.
I’ve watched this movie COUNTLESS times and I’ve never seen the detail at 13:39 with the Micromanager being animated to The Man Upstairs’ voice God I love this movie
SAME I was completely flabbergasted that I never noticed it before despite having the script memorized and so many of the various background details from watching it so much as a kid.
The Lego Movie was such a phenomenal movie and, if you ask me, the only other Lego movie that gets as close to as good as this one is the Lego Batman Movie (which was still extremely good itself). We need more movies like the Lego Movie…
I loved that skit with the Lego movies. I grew up on the Ninjago show and that movie was just-.. yikes. It’s endearing on its own but even then it’s still no where near as effective as the Lego movies before it
"You. ARE. The Special. And so am I. And so is everyone!" "Sometimes losing people is a part of life, but that doesn't mean you should stop letting them in." "All those times I said I hated you...I wish I could have said I wished we weren't fighting all the time." "It's easy to harden your heart... but to *open* it?... That's the toughest thing you can do." I've said it once and I'll say it again: I LOVE animated movies, but this franchise owns my heart. I'm not sure it's the way how comforting they are, or funny, or the fact that they make you forget everything bad about the world with it's messages, I LOVE every single ones, their series' (Unikitty! and Ninjago) too. I also love to watch fanmade brickfilms on TH-cam. I still remember the first time I saw the first movie when I was seven, I was finally silent in a movie and the night I watched Lego Batman I couldn't sleep from excitement, I told my friends the whole plot of Lego Ninjago Movie at school the next day after I saw it, and watched about the first 30 minutes of the sequel in P.E in Elementary...I hope the third movie Universal is planning doesn't dissapoint us.
There is one thing I have been wondering about when I first time saw the movie when everything was shown to be a kids fantasy. How could Emmet move in the real world by Himself when he was lieing on the fathers desk?
I was curious about this movie and when I watched that scene I was shocked. It wasn't LEGO movie about weird adventure, but adventure played by kid and that amazing!
Watching as a kid you side with the kid for just wanting to play. But as an adult you understand why the dad would be upset at someone messing with that.
This movie came out when I was in high school, and they showed it to us when I was at an art camp - showing a movie where a key moment was “you can be creative any way you want, no matter who you are, and you have the power to mold the world around you” to a bunch of 14-15 year old aspiring artists felt really poignant lol. This movie really sticks with me to this day, 10 years later, because of that
This movie had a really cool idea at the end... that the Human World + Lego World + Imagination... were all real and all separate and all feeding off each other via symbyosis... The Single Most Important Part Was EMMET Could Move Himself In The Real World! But then Lego Movie 2... took too long to come out (should have been Lego, Lego Batman, Lego 2, then something else, then Lego 3, all in 5-10 years)... and only did a boy imagining that he didn't want to play with his little sister but eventually getting along with her younger sister... the second movie forgot the first one and was only about kids playing with toys.... it also didn't have a villain so much as one awkward conversation that took forever to get to... they didn't feel like characters with agency anymore and it recycled most of the plot points from the last movie ---Emmet is an social outsider in a world on the edge of an apocalyptical event, the resistance is losing to a powerful enemy, Emmet goes on a journey to defeat the leader of the resistance, the human boy has an awkward conversation with a family member, peace is achieved. ---And somehow it lost.... this is an amazing world with lots of fun characters and places you can buy... they didn't go to enough amazing places and meet enough interesting characters who served their area or the greater plot Doing Lego 2 after Lego Ninjago was a hard sell... Lego Ninjago... didn't appeal much to new people (younger or older), didn't appeal to existing fans of the existing show's many seasons and specials (younger or older), and had the best joke spoiled in the trailer (needed more jokes at the level of The Ultimate Weapon)... could have just alternated Lego Move and Lego Batman movies for 3-7 iterations.
For the 2nd movie, I feel like it not having a villain was a good plot point. There's not really a bad guy, just the sister wanting to play with her older brother, and Finn not wanting to play with her because playing with other people especially younger siblings is hard as they dont play the way you wanr to. In Finns world, he sees all the systarians and duplos as threats, which transfers over to his lego characters as them being the bad guy. The only real villan is Rex being a metaphor for how you think you should act and grow up, but that's not what it really means to "grow up" and be "tough."
Because the villain was named President Business, I thought the father made a miniature that was important for the next big project at work. And Finn, messing with the miniature even after his dad told him not to, messed up the entire miniature and could’ve costed his father his job.
16:15 Not to be "that guy" but The Magic Portal is not the first Lego stop motion. The earliest know film was called Journey to the Moon, made in 1973. The Magic Portal was made in 1989.
the lego movie is one of my favourite films, ive watched it quite a few times (~25 times) i have a lot of nostalgia for it and i have a quote from it for almost every situation
My thoughts on the LEGO Ninjago Movie; As a movie - It's a really good, creative, entertaining watch. As a LEGO Ninjago movie - It's pretty damn bad and forgettable.
0:25 even having just learned that this existed in the first place, I strongly doubt it will ever be finished. Pitched in 2015, cancelled before production in 2019, and to my limited research; was never picked up again.
Dude, the intro was perfect! The Lego Ninjago movie was painful to sit through and was nothing like the show. Could’ve done with the inclusion of the Clutch Powers and Bionicles movies, though.
I really like this movie and the second version they are the funniest, most clever and most memorable movies I ever recognize within Warner Bros. and the Lego company
the story might have been made by a kid, the entire idea might have been an allegory, but HOW does a lego figure move on its own? no. the child might have been making the story, but emmet is the only lego character, therefore, is ALIVE. the rest is made by a godly being known as finn (the dad is no longer god)
Its pretty ironic that the whole moral of the story of the movie is that you should play with toys and not just follow the instructions and never take it apart, when Lego has become exactly that. Everything is centered around instructions and premade concepts. No incentives to build something of your own. Ironic
This movie is very nostalgic alone but the game was what introduced me to the movie I had 600 hours at least on it I tried to play it again but it doesn’t feel the same….
lego movie is not stop motion, it's all CGI. but i get why so many people are fooled bu it, since evn the special effects like smoke or explosions are animated with lego pieces, it really looks like stop motion! also i really enjoyed lego ninjago personally hsfdsdf it was silly and more character driven, than action, but it was a nice watch.
He said stop-motion TECHNIQUES, not stop-motion altogether. Of course the movie is CGI, but it was animated to RESEMBLE stop-motion. Because Lego characters don’t have elbows or knees in real-life, and the intention was for this movie to ultimately be a kid playing with his dad’s toys.
I hate that the dad is considered the bad guy. They are his legos. If he wants to make permanent structures then he should be able to. He probably spent hundreds of hours building that. I'd be pisses of too if my kid did that. He can get his own damned legos and play imagination land with them.
I think that’s why I like the ending. The dad and son compromised. Personally, I want a big Lego city that stays together, but then use that city as a base to play on. I sympathize with the dad, but as a lego fanatic growing up, I know I wouldn’t be able to stay away from that city. Plus, if they kept the instructions, they could put a lot of the stuff back together when their done.
for how great both the lego movies are im certaily surprised that both can be rented for two dollars or bought for seven dollars on prime video only. Wow.
If future Lego Movies are gonna have Universal Pictures IPs now, which characters do you think they're gonna use?
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Ok guys hear me out
The Lego Mario Movie
What I THINK they’re gonna use is very different from what I WANT them to use. They have about a 60% chance of using Minions/Despicable Me at the least, and that makes me worried…
how did u... HOW DID U DO THIS 2 HOURS BEFORE
@El Gato Gaming And Animations Because it’s his video, he left the comment on it before releasing it.
This movie is an absolute masterpiece, with amazing animation that skilfully avoids feeling like product placement, is infinitely quotable, and *really* should've been nominated for best animated feature. This scene in particular encapsulates just how much heart and soul went into the film.
I knew the Oscars were rigged when Boss Baby got nominated but this didn't.
yes it’s so quotable 😂 i still say “i know that guy but i know like zippy zap about him”
"All I want, is TOTAL, perfection, is that too much?"
Fr this film is incredible and the voice cast did perfectly
The idea of separated dimension between the LEGO world and the real world in the perspective of a minifigure is creative. I can't get enough with Will Ferrel and the kid sprinkling the LEGO sets with water to unglue everyone together and it's just warms my heart.
Upon hearing about this movie, I thought that it would be the cheesiest thing ever. But despite it having plenty of corny moments, I'm unashamed to admit that it made me cry several times, it has so much heart! 😭
Batman: first try
It's understandable for the father to be annoyed that the kid is messing up your set that you spent so much time to create and arrange, but everything could've been solved if he just bought a few sets for his son especially since his son is so creative and capable of actually making nice things
If I recall right, he mentioned the kid has his own lego's, so really, it was just the kid not wanting to listen
@@igm4326 Not really, because the Dad basically just gave his kid a small box of leftover bricks and random parts. Compared to what the Dad himself had, which was an entire room completely filled with huge, custom models.
@@blam320yeesh
Dazz: Hopefully this doesnt curdle into a full on existential crisis for this man
Meanwhile in The Lego Movie 2: Gets thrown under a washing machine, forced to watch his friends go on with their life as years go by without him while coming to the gut wrenching realization that his and everyone else's entire existence is just made up by some kid in his basement.
I think it's also interesting as a symbol of childhood imagination with no concern for perfection in a craft vs adulthood obsession with perfection in a craft.
As a kid, whether it was drawing, Legos, etc. I just had fun with it and I see the same thing with kids today. As an adult, I get discouraged if something isn't exactly perfect.
For me, one of the most important moments in this movie is when the father realizes that he's the villain of his son's story and it tears him up. I'm not a big Will Farrel fan, but his acting on that scene was so spot on, I still think it deserved a best-supporting actor nod.
But then, I'm a sucker for good "father/son" scenes. One of my favorites is that scene between Pops and Speed in the Speed Racer movie.
A lot about the Lego Movie reminded me of the Speed Racer movie. Someone at Village Roadshow definitely had a taste for highly stylized yet heartfelt nostalgia-fests by directing power duos.
It´s sad how the ninjago tv show is so much better than the movie. But not surprising bc the creators of the ninjago movie said that they only watched like 1 Season of the then 7 season show.
Dan and Kevin Hageman didn't watch Season 7 when they made season 8, but it was still a great season. I think it is enough to watch one season, especially if we look at the Alternative Story for the lego ninjago Movie, wish was so much better (it's about Time travelling, Snakes as Villain and of course Garmadon).
@@nightlunastar bro what where did you get this info clearly they watched season 7 IF THEY CONTINUED THE STORY and the fact it was made by the same group
@@miniwhiffy3465 Dan and Kevin Hagemann were unable to work on Day of the departed and Season 7 because they were working on the Troll Hunters series at the time. The reason season 8 still follows the events of season 7 very well is because while they were writing season 8, they were given notes about what happened in season 7.
I watched the movie when I was pretty naive that studios could make bad movies and Im glad this movie set a established bar for me and many other kids at the time
I think you should do one of these "changed" videos on the ending scene of The Lego Ninjago movie, I re-watched it recently and was actually really surprised at how heartfelt and well voice acted Lloyd talking to Garmadon about him "needing his dad" was, but idk
he probably wont because these "changed" videos are usually only for GOOD movies
Actually, the voice of Lloyd admitted crying during that scene, and yes, it was actually emotional.
Ah yes... the movie that kicked off the Prattverse.
The PCU (Pratt Cinematic Universe)
You're not wrong.
Unfortunately
Yeah?
@@MylingCyrus Unfortunately?
There's so many scenes in this movie that hit me hard, i couldn't possibly choose one that would perfectly encapsulate its excellence. But this? This is a great choice.
If Puss in Boots: The Last Wish gets one, I’m pretty certain it’s going to be Puss’s panic attack
Or flashbacks before either of duels with death
@@bartoszl5082 nah... the panic attack scene is the most likely and deserving, lets be real.
@@shigerumiyamoto9612 But how does it change the movie?
1st fight with death had puss bleeding for the 1st time
2nd fight had him finally appreciate simplicity of life
How anxiety changes anyone/thing?
@@bartoszl5082 it made the movie serious and tackled the topic of fear of losing your life phenomenaly. Yes you could say those scenes changed the movie, but that scene really MADE the movie. Like
I just remembered that there are 2 main panic attack scenes. The one I’m thinking of is the 2nd one where Perrito calms him down, but both of them are very powerful and changed the movie in separate ways.
I find the lego movie very nostalgic now I watched it in cinemas in 2014 as a kid but now that I'm older I can really understand the true levels of masterpiece behind this film
The Lego Movie is a perfect ad because they show you how much fun lego can be by immersing you in a kid's game of legos. It's also a really sweet story and the last second redemption of Lord Business works because of the parallels between the lego world and the real world.
I’ve watched this movie COUNTLESS times and I’ve never seen the detail at 13:39 with the Micromanager being animated to The Man Upstairs’ voice
God I love this movie
SAME I was completely flabbergasted that I never noticed it before despite having the script memorized and so many of the various background details from watching it so much as a kid.
I think the Ninjago movie would be better if it was based around the show more
The Lego Movie was such a phenomenal movie and, if you ask me, the only other Lego movie that gets as close to as good as this one is the Lego Batman Movie (which was still extremely good itself). We need more movies like the Lego Movie…
The other two Lego movies are "The Lego Ninjago Movie" and the "Lego Movie 2: the second part"
I loved that skit with the Lego movies. I grew up on the Ninjago show and that movie was just-.. yikes. It’s endearing on its own but even then it’s still no where near as effective as the Lego movies before it
"You. ARE. The Special. And so am I. And so is everyone!"
"Sometimes losing people is a part of life, but that doesn't mean you should stop letting them in."
"All those times I said I hated you...I wish I could have said I wished we weren't fighting all the time."
"It's easy to harden your heart... but to *open* it?... That's the toughest thing you can do."
I've said it once and I'll say it again: I LOVE animated movies, but this franchise owns my heart. I'm not sure it's the way how comforting they are, or funny, or the fact that they make you forget everything bad about the world with it's messages, I LOVE every single ones, their series' (Unikitty! and Ninjago) too. I also love to watch fanmade brickfilms on TH-cam. I still remember the first time I saw the first movie when I was seven, I was finally silent in a movie and the night I watched Lego Batman I couldn't sleep from excitement, I told my friends the whole plot of Lego Ninjago Movie at school the next day after I saw it, and watched about the first 30 minutes of the sequel in P.E in Elementary...I hope the third movie Universal is planning doesn't dissapoint us.
The use of the 'minifigure-esc' hands in the 'ah it's not too bad' gag did not go unnoticed
There is one thing I have been wondering about when I first time saw the movie when everything was shown to be a kids fantasy. How could Emmet move in the real world by Himself when he was lieing on the fathers desk?
To quote some wise men from mgs
"Hmm? Ah, must've been the wind"
Still my favorite animated movie of all time, it's not even close to being a contest
Im not saying i agree with the dad in this movie...
but seeing as i have a $1000 star wars ship on display in my room...
I understand
I was curious about this movie and when I watched that scene I was shocked. It wasn't LEGO movie about weird adventure, but adventure played by kid and that amazing!
Watching as a kid you side with the kid for just wanting to play. But as an adult you understand why the dad would be upset at someone messing with that.
Emmet = Chris Pratt
Mario = Chris Pratt
Therefore
Emmett = Mario
I loved how the ending was like a patreon ending but with IPs that was fun to watch.
This movie came out when I was in high school, and they showed it to us when I was at an art camp - showing a movie where a key moment was “you can be creative any way you want, no matter who you are, and you have the power to mold the world around you” to a bunch of 14-15 year old aspiring artists felt really poignant lol. This movie really sticks with me to this day, 10 years later, because of that
This movie had a really cool idea at the end... that the Human World + Lego World + Imagination... were all real and all separate and all feeding off each other via symbyosis... The Single Most Important Part Was EMMET Could Move Himself In The Real World!
But then Lego Movie 2... took too long to come out (should have been Lego, Lego Batman, Lego 2, then something else, then Lego 3, all in 5-10 years)... and only did a boy imagining that he didn't want to play with his little sister but eventually getting along with her younger sister... the second movie forgot the first one and was only about kids playing with toys.... it also didn't have a villain so much as one awkward conversation that took forever to get to... they didn't feel like characters with agency anymore and it recycled most of the plot points from the last movie
---Emmet is an social outsider in a world on the edge of an apocalyptical event, the resistance is losing to a powerful enemy, Emmet goes on a journey to defeat the leader of the resistance, the human boy has an awkward conversation with a family member, peace is achieved.
---And somehow it lost.... this is an amazing world with lots of fun characters and places you can buy... they didn't go to enough amazing places and meet enough interesting characters who served their area or the greater plot
Doing Lego 2 after Lego Ninjago was a hard sell... Lego Ninjago... didn't appeal much to new people (younger or older), didn't appeal to existing fans of the existing show's many seasons and specials (younger or older), and had the best joke spoiled in the trailer (needed more jokes at the level of The Ultimate Weapon)... could have just alternated Lego Move and Lego Batman movies for 3-7 iterations.
For the 2nd movie, I feel like it not having a villain was a good plot point. There's not really a bad guy, just the sister wanting to play with her older brother, and Finn not wanting to play with her because playing with other people especially younger siblings is hard as they dont play the way you wanr to. In Finns world, he sees all the systarians and duplos as threats, which transfers over to his lego characters as them being the bad guy. The only real villan is Rex being a metaphor for how you think you should act and grow up, but that's not what it really means to "grow up" and be "tough."
That's why I love this Lego movie franchise it's teaching the values of family just like my little pony friendships is magic teachings friendship
I'm disappointed that your opening skit didn't have _Lego: The Adventures of Clutch Powers_ mentioned
That's why I like the Lego movie franchise it's teach the values of family
You got the idea in my head and now I’d love a Lego httyd themed movie
I literally just finished rewatching the movie before this was uploaded.
The Lego Ninjago skit is very funny. And I get it.
Man that scene destroyed me..
0:23 was really expected the punchline here to be The LEGO Movie 2 to say “No I am.” Or something like that. Still a good video.
As an artist, if still be pretty pissed off if someone took something I bought and created and made something else out of it without telling me.
Because the villain was named President Business, I thought the father made a miniature that was important for the next big project at work. And Finn, messing with the miniature even after his dad told him not to, messed up the entire miniature and could’ve costed his father his job.
I still want lego Clutch Powers to get the full trilogy… in the old 2000s style and themes
16:15 Not to be "that guy" but The Magic Portal is not the first Lego stop motion. The earliest know film was called Journey to the Moon, made in 1973. The Magic Portal was made in 1989.
Scott Pilgrim in Lego movie is so fitting
I was one of the people who thought this going to be great because of the directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller.
As a ninjago fan, even I hate the Lego ninjago movie
I personally think, it’s the moment where emmet talks to president business and also the kid and dad
13:46 I never noticed that before…that is such a cool detail
The fact that of the entire list of Universal IP, I know more than half and didn't even knew that most of them were from Universal
the lego movie is one of my favourite films, ive watched it quite a few times (~25 times) i have a lot of nostalgia for it and i have a quote from it for almost every situation
Shame Lego Batman 2 never happened
I loved the first one.
there was never a scene that CHANGED the lego movie
it was perfect from start too finish
My thoughts on the LEGO Ninjago Movie;
As a movie - It's a really good, creative, entertaining watch.
As a LEGO Ninjago movie - It's pretty damn bad and forgettable.
0:30
the lego ninjago movie isn't allowed at the table because of the fact that it shat all over the lore set up by the TV series.
Man, I can't believe I'm feeling nostalgia for the Lego movie.
This may be controversial but I honestly enjoyed the Lego Ninjago movie and think it’s a pretty good film. It gets overhated imo
I love how the static dust is black and white cloth. Brilliant!
*this is the best animated movie ever* 💀
*It's funny cus it's probably true* 👍🏻
Counterargument, Spider-Verse.
Funnily enough, both movies are about expressing yourself! And weird portals.
@@dip.918 Yes 💀
Universal doesn’t actually own the rights to King Kong as it’s considered Public Domain. There was a whole lawsuit with Nintendo about it
0:25 even having just learned that this existed in the first place, I strongly doubt it will ever be finished.
Pitched in 2015, cancelled before production in 2019, and to my limited research; was never picked up again.
Saying that ninjago isn't popular is like saying the cow goes oink Cause Is ninjago really is popular
9:59 12:55 13:48 15:53
That last joke almost killed me holy SHIT that was funny
1:54 Is that a Zelda Month poster from pbg?
18:32 Holly f***, some of them appeared in the movie, but damn, those are too much properties
16:14 not the first ever made but still one of the earliest with actual minifigures
this movie is undoubtedly the best commercial ever made
The truth of it is-
It now puts the builders at the helm, and shows us that we are *very* much canon
the only movie scene that made me cry "glueing legos""
Video request: the scene that changed 'How To Train Your Dragon'
Dude, the intro was perfect! The Lego Ninjago movie was painful to sit through and was nothing like the show. Could’ve done with the inclusion of the Clutch Powers and Bionicles movies, though.
Clutch Powers should have been on the board of Lego movies.
I thought in the intro the one not being let in was gonna be the adventures of clutch powers
I really like this movie and the second version they are the funniest, most clever and most memorable movies I ever recognize within Warner Bros. and the Lego company
i liked the lego ningago movie
Meanwhile bionical wasn't even in the room TwT
Bionicle*
I do not appreciate the Ninjago movie slander at the beginning of the video sir! 😤
why does everyone forget that Land Before Time is a Universal property?
You did the Ninjago Movie dirty lol.
The last thing I had expected from The Lego Movie was Lovecraftian Existestial Horror
Now I really wanna watch the Lego Movie...
You must watch It because this is masterpiece but never I told NEVER watch the sequel because it's God awful
Huh, a truly interesting Scene.
Hm, does The Lego Movie 2 have a Scene that changed it?
It expands more on the first one of ot all being inside Finns imagination and adds Bianca (Finns sister) imagination/storytelling pov in as well.
I sentence you to 20 minutes of "How X defined/changed Y forever"
The Ninjago movie sucks indeed, but the Ninjago Master of Spinjitzo series is AMAZING!
We need more of faceless Dazz
The movie feels like a cool idea for a movie somebody had. Not some cash grab.
Back To The Future is also a Universal property
the story might have been made by a kid, the entire idea might have been an allegory, but HOW does a lego figure move on its own? no. the child might have been making the story, but emmet is the only lego character, therefore, is ALIVE. the rest is made by a godly being known as finn (the dad is no longer god)
Its pretty ironic that the whole moral of the story of the movie is that you should play with toys and not just follow the instructions and never take it apart, when Lego has become exactly that. Everything is centered around instructions and premade concepts. No incentives to build something of your own. Ironic
This movie is very nostalgic alone but the game was what introduced me to the movie I had 600 hours at least on it I tried to play it again but it doesn’t feel the same….
not the danganronpa background music
The Adventures of Clutch Powers should have been on the lego movie council.
lego movie is not stop motion, it's all CGI. but i get why so many people are fooled bu it, since evn the special effects like smoke or explosions are animated with lego pieces, it really looks like stop motion!
also i really enjoyed lego ninjago personally hsfdsdf it was silly and more character driven, than action, but it was a nice watch.
He said stop-motion TECHNIQUES, not stop-motion altogether. Of course the movie is CGI, but it was animated to RESEMBLE stop-motion. Because Lego characters don’t have elbows or knees in real-life, and the intention was for this movie to ultimately be a kid playing with his dad’s toys.
They hit the second overly tall tower!
best redemption arc in film
i just noticed that very sneaky danganronpa theme music at the end there, very nice
interestingly stop motion wasn't involved in The Lego Movie
I hate that the dad is considered the bad guy. They are his legos. If he wants to make permanent structures then he should be able to. He probably spent hundreds of hours building that. I'd be pisses of too if my kid did that. He can get his own damned legos and play imagination land with them.
I think that’s why I like the ending. The dad and son compromised.
Personally, I want a big Lego city that stays together, but then use that city as a base to play on. I sympathize with the dad, but as a lego fanatic growing up, I know I wouldn’t be able to stay away from that city.
Plus, if they kept the instructions, they could put a lot of the stuff back together when their done.
for how great both the lego movies are im certaily surprised that both can be rented for two dollars or bought for seven dollars on prime video only. Wow.
I just realized the wand from the old dude in the movie i a lollipop