Black Lives Matter the LEGO dimensions weren’t continued, they ended with dlc but had scrapped dlc packs like Shrek, and James Bond, they* did confirm a sequel but I don’t know what they’re planning.
It's a shame that TLM 2 wasn't a success, because its message is one this world needs: being "grown-up" does NOT mean being unremittingly grimdark. Just the opposite--any edgelord teenager can do THAT. But to acknowledge the darker side of life without allowing oneself to drown in it or blind oneself to the good stuff that does exist--that's real maturity.
Lego Batman (Interestly the best DC in 2017 and Lego Movie out of the 4): Everyone had faith, went on to still succeed Lego Ninjago (Lego Movie but in a different universe): Nobody give a single fuck about this film, and failed miserably.
@@dalberttran8134 Not really, considering that The Lego Batman Movie was a spin-off with a lower budget than the first film and the only reason why Ninjaco had a chance to be adapted into a film was because of the high levels of faith LEGO put into WAG and Animal Logic. So the lesson of the week really is Faith KILLS. Hard.
To be fair, the look of The LEGO Ninjago Movie is supposed to be reminiscent of LEGO toy photography, in which toy photographers would use natural elements, places and even animals with LEGO themselves.
It definitely has the feel of a kid taking their sets and minifigs into the back garden and playing with them there, as well as giving a more distinct visual look.
What caused the Lego Movie franchise to crash and burn was simply a case of being far too ambitious, as well as bad timing. The films were all made too quickly between each other, were quite expensive to produce even in comparison to what Disney and Dreamworks made, and by the time the last movie came out, most people had already moved on to other franchises.
But how? The Lego Movie 2 was destined to not be a failure because it wasn't competing with other big films during its release date! It is still loads better than Allegiant (sorry we will never get Ascendant), and it was still relatively more successful than The Powerpuff Girls Movie. December 29, 2020, 1:08am
There were so many things that could've been done like a Harry Potter movie or a Superman movie. Well lets just hope that animal logic is animating the universal lego movies.
I think lego franchise is just ok . The first one is AWESOME but the sequel is make the awesome kinda fade out . Still atleast they try to make the sequel
Well they recently revealed what the plot would’ve been! It was going to be about Batman’s relationship with The Justice League and the villains would’ve been Lex Luthor and OMAC!
The plot was kinda stupid though. Emmet getting lost, builds a time machine, goes back in time to sabotage himself(?) as well as his friends because they "left him all alone". What does this have to do with a brother refusing to share and play Lego with his sister?
RIP Lego Movie Warner Bros. I’ll never forget the times I had with Emmet, Batman, Wildstyle and everyone else. Let’s hope that Universal takes good care of the Lego brand. You will be missed, but never forgotten
Benjamin Yn if The Lorax taught us anything then it’s shamefully hated it on the environmentalism, kind of feel bad about Illumination’s version of The Lorax it was pretty good, but back into the LEGO Movie it’s pretty much on full life support, I mean we had two PSA videos on LEGO’s TH-cam Channel and currently Unikitty is getting new episodes on Cartoon Network, we can just say it’s alive, but also dead.
I Love This Series, I don’t think it’s one of the greatest movies of all time, I think it’s one of best animated films of the 2010s, it’s been an honor loving this franchise
I remember first hearing about the first Lego Movie through a video advertising a contest to have a fan's original Lego video be featured in the film. Even though I was a big Lego fan at the time, even I too thought a whole movie based on Lego was a dumb idea. But when the first trailer came out a few years later, all my expectations were blown away and I was excited to see this film. I have seen every Lego film in theatres and I enjoyed them all. The last two maybe not as much as the first two but still. It is sad of what happened to this franchise, but I might give Pharell William's Piece By Piece a chance.
I feel like one of the other reasons TLM2 failed was because of the weather. There was a lot of snow all over the country around that time, and most people didn't want to leave their houses. Some did, but not enough.
@@IcyDiamond Not really, there was a good amount of advertising, I'd more blame how the adverting was presenting the movie If you seen the trailers for it, you'd know what I mean
I have a friend who knows someone who worked on Ninjago and apparently the cat was a last minute addition by only a few months out from the premiere date.
You mention franchise fatigue. One can say that the direct to DVD side of Lego is what contributed to the box office bomb for the theatrical Lego movies. Between 2014-2019, there were plenty of Lego direct to DVD movies such as Lego DC Comics Superheroes (2 specials, and 6 movies), Lego DC Superhero Girls (6 shorts, 1 special, and 2 movies), and Lego Scooby Doo (1 special and 2 movies).
I'm not sure about that how many people even brought those or are aware of their existence? I do know that a couple of made for TV Lego movies about Marvel & Star Wars aired on Disney DX & the ones about DC aired on Cartoon Network. But still I think the movies themselves being made too quickly was probably the main problem.
We live in a weird time where a nearly $200 million box office is considered a bomb. I don't disagree with you, it's just a staggering amount to be considered a failure.
I understand your confusion but it's all about ratios. The movie's budget was over half of what it took back, which isn't impressive to a big company like Warner.
You said basically that the academy is too afraid to nominate an animated film for best picture, but Up was nominated in 2010. Sorry Animat! I just couldn’t help myself!
There should have been more animated films nominated for Best Picture. Both Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Toy Story should have been nominated for their achievements in film and animation, with Snow White as the first American feature length animated feature and Toy Story as the first feature length computer animated film. Other animated films that would be good contenders for Best Animated Feature are Dumbo, Fantasia, The Lion King, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Ratatouille, WALL-E., Inside Out, Zootopia and Soul.
16:50 - That would be an interesting idea for another editorial I would definitely like to see considering what Disney's Star Wars series went through is almost the same of Warner Animation Group's Lego franchise and it'd be a good analysis of why the Star Wars sequel trilogy and 2 anthology films didn't achieve the great amount of success as other properties Disney own like Pixar and the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
@@sealing_the_end Me too But it was only the Lego Batman Movie not the Lego Movie Original Or Lego Ninjago Movie Or Lego Movie 2 No That the only one I see at theaters in 2017 at Singapore that time Holiday trip With mum
I saw The Lego movie 2 in theaters. So whenever I feel like trash, I remind myself that I'm NOT one the millions of people that couldn't park their butts in the cinema & are not only responsible for this gem of a film to bomb, but also for the end of one of the greatest animated franchises of the decade.
The LEGO ninjago movie was written by 9 different people, and you can tell in some scenes In the film, the only reason that the cat showed up is because Lloyd can’t turn off the laser pointer, but in the next scene gormadon turns it off like it’s nothing
One film I would’ve loved to see a Metalbeard Movie. Which could be a Prequel to the Original Movie which would follow him before he lost his Old body! #RestoretheWBLegoVerse.
Here are my thoughts: As a kid, I loved the first Lego Movie and The Lego Batman Movie that came out a few years later. But it was the Lego Ninjago movie that made me see how the franchise wasn't all that awesome (no pun intended). When the Lego movie sequel was announced, I to was excited to watch it. While it may not have been better than the first, it was still entertaining regardless of how people treated it at the box office. I only wish I could've seen it a second and/or third time in theaters. Overall, these movies made my love for Legos grow from being just a kids toy brand to a whole new level of entertainment. Whatever people say about the Lego Movie franchise and its sequel, they're still, excluding Ninjago, some of the most fun films I've watched in cinema history.
It's very fitting (in an unfortunate way) that the Lego Movie franchise ended like this because just as quick it became a success, it came crumbling down just as quick as you push a Lego sculpture where all the pieces just fall apart only this time, nobody at Warner and the audience wants to pick up the pieces and rebuild it again so it's up to Universal to pick up those pieces, rebuild the franchise and hopefully bring new life to this franchise and frankly, I trust Universal more than Warner Bros. because with the exception of Illumination, they seem to have more passion for their animated properties than Warner Bros. as they just don't seem to give a no. 2 about their animated stuff. From Young Justice: Outsiders to Scoob!, they are like "meh, if it sells, it sells." Meanwhile, Universal has DreamWorks, a major non-Disney powerhouse in the animation industry that could make future Lego movies even better
@@cuppajoe2022 but as I said, since they acquired DreamWorks, they can have potential to make good Lego projects given how DreamWorks makes great animated stuff (with some exceptions)
Not helping matters is that the sequel to Spider-Verse now has a new writer and director who are not from the first one and sufficed to say, it's a bit of a gamble because having sequels with a change in writers and directors from the first one is always a gamble in regards of what quality may come from such a change but alas, we hope for the best. Granted, Spider-Man has a much bigger fan following than Lego but as we have seen with The Amazing Spider-Man 2, just because Spider-Man is popular as a worldwide icon, that doesn't stop him from having a box office disappointment under his belt so we just hope that Spider-Verse 2 won't be in the same league as that film.
2:48 Animat: *Mentioned Mask of Light and The Legend of Metru Nui* Web of Shadows and The Legend Reborn: Are we a joke to you? They may not be the ultimate best, but these four Bionicle films and toyline are my childhood
Ya'll forgetting how Disney owns Marvel how they've been making MCU films on an annual basis ever sense 2011 with multiple films coming out in the same year not to mention how they also have multiple tie in TV shows with the MCU I don't understand how the MCU hasn't had franchise fatigue same with Star Wars which Disney is also milking but to a lesser extent which isn't saying much. I mean in my opinion the MCU at best is just mediocre and filled with generic superhero films.
I think a big part of it's decline in interest has a lot to do with the stellar ending and reveal in the first movie. That elevated the film for so many viewers, and especially adults and the parents taking their kids to see it. But that kind of reveal really only can happen once.
I like to call this The LEGOverse. it was slowly becoming its own cinematic universe like Godzilla's Monsterverse and the Avenger's Marvelverse. heck, they were even planning on bringing Bionicle characters into the LEGOverse like Takanuva since he is such a fan favorite. hopefully we'll see a revival some day
When it comes to the animated LEGO stuff, I consider the LEGO movie, the LEGO Batman movie and The LEGO movie 2 the second part as one of the best animated films of the 2010’s. I even gave a good review on the LEGO movie and Unikitty.
Where did everything went wrong? THE NINJAGO MOVIE. As far as everyone knew it was a movie made specifically for the Ninjago fans, who tend to be oblivious to that fact that is still a obscure series and nowhere as pop culture famous as other series and definitely not a safe risk to make a movie for in keeping the hype. I saw the movie and thought it was okay, but definitely saw it as a film that should had gone straight to dvd and not theaters, especially as the structure of these films (Fast spaced action and joke delivery, the real human interactions, the hero who needs to learn a lesson, the lego constructs that is hard to tell what is going on-similar to the Bayformers when they change) was getting repetitive in every movie. Not helping was the whole "Cinematic Universe" they immediately went for rather than finish the main trilogy (but Batman was a good call) so hence mix those 2 and you instantly got a Lego movie burnout from audiences. They should had geared to main audiences than trying to please a small loud minority who didn't even went to see their movie, cause those Ninjago fans are still not teenagers with a disposable income!
The bigger problem is that Ninjago had a t.v. series, but the movie had nothing to do with the t.v. series. It didn't use the same studio, it didn't follow the same plot, and the voice actors were all different. The Ninjago movie was just a cash grab for what was LEGO's most popular new creation.
One of the reason I am theorizing why the Lego Ninjago film failed was due to the already established TV series of the Ninjago already on TV and the fanbase for the TV series.
Honestly? It felt right ending on a pseudo-cliffhanger. We don't really need to see it continue in the sequel, tho it was nice enough. I'll never forget the feeling of watching the first one for the first time. It was seriously my wake-up call to Lego as a franchise/community.
You know it would have been better if the lego movie 2 did not exist dont get me wrong the movie is good i love apocalypseburg and the systar system butt the ending SUCKS butt think it would have made kids buy lego all over the world to continue the story
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 there are some people like me who says that WB's lego movies are old technology even Bugs bunny, Daffy duck, the other looney tunes pikachu agreed with me(because they didn't appear in any of those films) and those who thinks it's still awesome
Happy you made this video. Watched the first Lego Movie and Lego Movie 2 for the first time this year. And not long after I found out Warner Bros. wouldn't be involved anymore.
Lego Ninjago Movie would probably have alienated some fans of the Masters of Spinjitzu show as a different continuity. The show had done at least six seasons by the time the movie came out, which was a lot of time to give exploration and depth to the ensemble cast. The movie focusing on one person, Lloyd, and not exploring the other five ninja in any depth would reasonably be a turn-off for fans of Cole, Jay, Kai, Zane and Nia, who get lumped with the discovering true potential and unlocking their element arc (which the show had done early on). The fact Lloyd’s character arc was an estranged father/child relationship, a storyline that’s not underrepresented in kids films, can’t have helped. The fact the movie designs were carried over into the main show and toy line were also a point of contention for some fans, and while the show did explain it having just done a time travel arc the previous season, fans aren’t always pleased with change. Even the Legacy sets that represent early pre-movie seasons keep the movie designs (a cost measure no doubt with the minifig molds).
AniMat I have some bad news The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge On The Run is NOT COMING TO THEATRES!!! It’s gonna come on a streaming service I barely know about. You know what, I think we should start this year all over again and fix it, because this might be the worst year in animation...
Lego fans when they react to the lego universal deal: Hopefully Warner bros will get the lego back Warner bros discovery Lego: uh on second thought let's just expand our deal with universal and make it permanently
I find it dubitable that Lego even cared about the movies' success or failure. They sell toys, whether the movies are doing well was never their problem. Their terrible direct-to-dvd and direct-to-streaming productions are proof positive of that (yeah, you kinda skipped a lot of non-theatrical releases). However, both Unikitty and Lego Movie 2 completely failed in toy stores. The Ninjago Movie was notable in that its sets also failed despite being part of Ninjago which was going strong outside of the movie sets. Lego likely saw the franchise starting to have a negative impact on toy sales and that was what broke the deal for them. Add to that how the deal resulted in Lego having to basically license its own name from Warner, and you get an impressive fail. Note how Unikitty was a success on tv but pure poison on the toy shelves.
Everything is awesome, everything is cool when you're part of a team! Everything is awesome when you're living out a dream! Loved the first movie but understandable why they parted ways with Warner. Still have the collectible Minifigure series from the first movie.
Wow, it's great to find out how the adventures of our brick builders went in the opposite direction of success after basing the films on Lego's specific titles. And I think that if Lego Ninjago and Lego Movie 2 were more dynamic and story focused but still having that Lego humor they would've been appreciated and possibly kept the franchise going. Stay safe and keep doing what you do!
While I don't HATE The Lego Movie 2, It just doesn't compare to the first movie, Which I still hold it in high regard as one of my favorite movies of all time.
Someone has yet to document the mess that is WB's theatrical animation division, from the box office bombs from the 90's (Iron Giant, Swan Princess, Mask of the Phantasm, Cats don't Dance, etc.) to their modern diet-Sony movies like Storks and Smallfoot.
❤💖 It is such a shame that the Lego Movie franchise ended and lost its charm because it has so much potential to be another great animated franchise like Toy Story and How to Train Your Dragon. 💖❤
ElectricDragon505, have you ever thought to make some video games reviews? Even after you did for the Epic Mickey games? Like for Pokemon, Super Smash Bros, Banjo Kazooie, Disney Infinity and Lego Dimensions
Dang it! I was really getting in the LEGO franchises since I bought the first movie, LEGO Batman Movie, and LEGO movie Video Game. Well, I rather watch the LEGO series instead the Emoji movie. I hope Universal will do more LEGO movies.
the problem I had was the ninjago one being a reboot of a very established series, batman was established but there were already batman reboots and it didn't have a major lego series. also it used non lego parts alot
Fun fact: “The Lego Movie” came out the same year as “Mortadelo and Filemon: Mission Implausible” by Warner Bros and Ilion Animation Studios (the animation studio behind “Planet 51”, “Wonder Park,” and the upcoming “Dragonkeeper” film”).
I forgot both Lego films used live-action and animation. Kind of like what happened in Cool World, Space Jam, Roger Rabbit, Looney Tunes Back in Action, Rocky & Bullwinkle (Live action/Animated hybrid), Re-animated (the Cartoon Network TV film, not the other film with the same name) and Out of Jimmy's Head ( a TV show that was based on the TV movie, Re-Animated)!
@@jackiegonzalez6814 Build Universal Pictures! And off to the rescue! Enter negotiations acquire the rights! And save the Franchise! The new Universal Lego Movies from Lego City!
Awesome editorial! (Slight goof I noticed in your clips and music. You credited "Ice Age: Continental Drift" when the clip was from "Ice Age: Collision Course")
Other animated features Warner Bros released in cinemas during the 2000s include "The Polar Express", Tim Burton's "Corpse Bride", and "The Ant Bully".
Definitely the Ninjago TV series. Mostly because my opinions on the LEGO movie franchise in order of release are LEGO movie: passable. LEGO Batman: amazing. Probably my favorite out of the franchise LEGO Ninjago: I don't hate this movie, but in order to properly explain my thoughts on it, I'd have to make an entirely different comment. LEGO movie 2: Mediocre at best.
Out of the three(possibly soon to be four) cinematic universes Warner Bros had going for them, Lego was the best of the bunch. Shame that The Second Part had to flop because it was really that freakin' good.
Many classics have actually been flops like both Blade Runners, Fight Club, It's a Wonderful Life and Willy Wonka (the original). For animation, Iron Giant, The Road to El Dorado and Treasure Planet.
The first movie is a masterpiece. the batman movie is good. The ninjago movie had a fine concept but not the best execution The second movie was pretty freaking good, but not as good as the origional
I kinda find the Lego movie franchise similar to the shrek franchise. The first movie was good and beloved by many, the second was a massive success with its money and people, the third wasn't that good and had a decline in the series success, and the 4th movie had mixed reviews (this is all my opinion)
I checked the reviews for both franchises and this is the part where I say you’re wrong. let’s talk about Shrek Now Shrek Was The First Animated Movie to win the first best animated feature nominee and Is Still Loved to this day, Shrek 2 is a Huge Blockbuster success and it’s highly regarded as better then Shrek 1, Shrek the third sucks but had more billion dollar success but SUCKS, And Shrek Forever After Had mixed reviews but is still better then Shrek 3 and a perfect end to Shrek as a whole, Until Puss In Boots took the spotlight, and now shrek is getting a reboot or another sequel, because of universal. Now let’s talk about the LEGO Movie, The LEGO Movie was a major box office hit and critically acclaimed but snubbed at the Oscars even though it should’ve won the title of best animated feature then big hero 6, The LEGO Batman Movie was also Critically Acclaimed and also a major box office hit but also snubbed but it’s for the best because of Coco, The LEGO Ninjago Movie had mixed reviews but it wasn’t that bad as it only had a major success, And The LEGO Movie 2 Was Critically Acclaimed but became a box office bomb for no reason and it should’ve won the title for best animated feature then toy story 4. Yeah the only difference is Shrek Was an Amazing film but then the sequels started to decline whereas the LEGO Movie Was Amazing and had Great Reviews but didn’t decline as other Animated Film Franchises. Plus by time of this reply the LEGO movie is still alive with the unikitty series getting new episodes and the LEGO movie had two PSA videos on LEGOs TH-cam channel.
Thank you for replying shoskwaves, sorry that I was wrong about my comment and what you said blew me away. Sorry you have to type out all of this for my dumb comment
22:46 good question animat what other popular toy line that heavily uses pop culture characters they could find to turn into a pontential movie 4 years Later... we have Barbie it's very popular toy line and now it's turning out to become a success and a massive success it did work here is your answer
As a LEGO fan, it devastates me that we won't be getting any future LEGO movies from Warner Bros.
Their priorities were DC SuperHeroes, Hannah-Barbera, and nothing else
Also the LEGO dimensions series was discontinued! That game was so goooooood!
@@Buddy_Duck that game was the best crossover since the Avengers.
Rip LEGO movie 3 and LEGO batman 2 😔😔😔
Black Lives Matter the LEGO dimensions weren’t continued, they ended with dlc but had scrapped dlc packs like Shrek, and James Bond, they* did confirm a sequel but I don’t know what they’re planning.
It's a shame that TLM 2 wasn't a success, because its message is one this world needs: being "grown-up" does NOT mean being unremittingly grimdark. Just the opposite--any edgelord teenager can do THAT. But to acknowledge the darker side of life without allowing oneself to drown in it or blind oneself to the good stuff that does exist--that's real maturity.
That and not having the full cast
@@jenniferschillig3768 in comparison to Frozen 2 that made a billion dollars but at least The Lego movie 2 was better than that
Lego Movie 1: Nobody had faith in it, went on to succeed
Lego Movie 2: Everyone had faith in it, went on to fail
The Irony
Lego Batman (Interestly the best DC in 2017 and Lego Movie out of the 4): Everyone had faith, went on to still succeed
Lego Ninjago (Lego Movie but in a different universe): Nobody give a single fuck about this film, and failed miserably.
@@dalberttran8134 Not really, considering that The Lego Batman Movie was a spin-off with a lower budget than the first film and the only reason why Ninjaco had a chance to be adapted into a film was because of the high levels of faith LEGO put into WAG and Animal Logic. So the lesson of the week really is Faith KILLS. Hard.
Benjamin MacMillan Lol who cares? 😂
@@heckno15yearsago You cared enough to write here in the first place.
DR3D1 Great comeback! Not like I already heard that a billion times before.
The Lego Movie is still more awesome than The Emoji Movie.
I agree but i dont hate the emoji tho
That’s a fact not an opinion
Wow, such an unpopular opinion
@@simonj3413 it's not an opinion it's a fact
I think the emoji movie is overhated but hear me a out you can hate it but its not one of the worst movies ever and if people like it thats find
To be fair, the look of The LEGO Ninjago Movie is supposed to be reminiscent of LEGO toy photography, in which toy photographers would use natural elements, places and even animals with LEGO themselves.
It definitely has the feel of a kid taking their sets and minifigs into the back garden and playing with them there, as well as giving a more distinct visual look.
What caused the Lego Movie franchise to crash and burn was simply a case of being far too ambitious, as well as bad timing. The films were all made too quickly between each other, were quite expensive to produce even in comparison to what Disney and Dreamworks made, and by the time the last movie came out, most people had already moved on to other franchises.
I personally don't agree with you, 1 the First Movie Was Awesome and 2 it only crash and burn after The Lego movie 2
But how? The Lego Movie 2 was destined to not be a failure because it wasn't competing with other big films during its release date! It is still loads better than Allegiant (sorry we will never get Ascendant), and it was still relatively more successful than The Powerpuff Girls Movie. December 29, 2020, 1:08am
There were so many things that could've been done like a Harry Potter movie or a Superman movie. Well lets just hope that animal logic is animating the universal lego movies.
Maybe with Universal we can get a movie with LEGO Jurassic World.
@@owenkeys3937 Alrght maybe.
Owen Keys even though Jurassic World already teamed up With The LEGO Movie, LEGO Dimensions anyone.
@@ShockwaveFPSStudios Me please!
@@ShockwaveFPSStudios This is a different Lego Universe.
I still cannot believe The LEGO Movie 2 didn't do very well.
It was quite a great sequel!
I think lego franchise is just ok . The first one is AWESOME but the sequel is make the awesome kinda fade out . Still atleast they try to make the sequel
@@mustakim7876 True!
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 also , it sad that the franchise is dead .
well i didn't like it
I thought it was awesome, I liked the songs and the plot twists.
22:01 I’m mad that the LEGO Batman movie 2 isn’t happening
Me too, I love the Lego Batman Movie so much
Cool Dawg it’s time we riot
Me to
@@motomoto4361 Yeah, it's actually the best LEGO Movie imo.
Well they recently revealed what the plot would’ve been! It was going to be about Batman’s relationship with The Justice League and the villains would’ve been Lex Luthor and OMAC!
Suck that the LEGO movie 2 wasn’t a big hit. It was pretty good.
yeah but it wasn't like the first it was sort of cringe but yeah its good
Me: and this one our favorite movies of 2019
The plot was kinda stupid though. Emmet getting lost, builds a time machine, goes back in time to sabotage himself(?) as well as his friends because they "left him all alone". What does this have to do with a brother refusing to share and play Lego with his sister?
You Ree How exactly was it “cringe”?
@@Santoryu90 I certainly enjoyed the sequel to the 1st Lego Movie.
Its not terrible at all.
I guess it'll be another underrated animated film!
Alternate Title: "Everything WAS Awesome".
Good one
RIP Lego Movie Warner Bros.
I’ll never forget the times I had with Emmet, Batman, Wildstyle and everyone else.
Let’s hope that Universal takes good care of the Lego brand.
You will be missed, but never forgotten
I bet the universal lego movie will be environmentalism
I will miss apocalypseburg
Benjamin Yn if The Lorax taught us anything then it’s shamefully hated it on the environmentalism, kind of feel bad about Illumination’s version of The Lorax it was pretty good, but back into the LEGO Movie it’s pretty much on full life support, I mean we had two PSA videos on LEGO’s TH-cam Channel and currently Unikitty is getting new episodes on Cartoon Network, we can just say it’s alive, but also dead.
I Love This Series, I don’t think it’s one of the greatest movies of all time, I think it’s one of best animated films of the 2010s, it’s been an honor loving this franchise
@@Ben-kd7ug
Me: Universal! HOW COULD YOU?! 😡
I remember first hearing about the first Lego Movie through a video advertising a contest to have a fan's original Lego video be featured in the film. Even though I was a big Lego fan at the time, even I too thought a whole movie based on Lego was a dumb idea. But when the first trailer came out a few years later, all my expectations were blown away and I was excited to see this film. I have seen every Lego film in theatres and I enjoyed them all. The last two maybe not as much as the first two but still. It is sad of what happened to this franchise, but I might give Pharell William's Piece By Piece a chance.
I feel like one of the other reasons TLM2 failed was because of the weather. There was a lot of snow all over the country around that time, and most people didn't want to leave their houses. Some did, but not enough.
There also wasn’t a lot of advertising for it
@@IcyDiamond Similar to what happened with The Iron Giant. A lack of marketing but later it would be successful.
@@IcyDiamond Not really, there was a good amount of advertising, I'd more blame how the adverting was presenting the movie
If you seen the trailers for it, you'd know what I mean
Truly is a sad story to see the franchise fail. At least a lot of the sets were still interesting and cool
*LEGO 2014:* _Everything is awesome! Everything is cool when you're part of the team. Everything is awesome!_
*LEGO 2020:* H E Y !!!
A M A N H A S F A L L E N I N T O T H E R I V E R I N L E G O C I T Y !
It's *you* again.
@@InternationalSoup36 Build the helicopter! And wreck the helicopter! And make the rice!
EyeOfSol wants to know your own location.
Me To Lego Franchise Fall = i actually feel bad and sorry about the franchise fall because they had so much more .
I find it fascinating that all but one of Will Farrell’s best movies are animated: Megamind, and the two LEGO movies.
I have a friend who knows someone who worked on Ninjago and apparently the cat was a last minute addition by only a few months out from the premiere date.
The world was robbed of a Lego Batman sequel.
It was already being written, too- it apparently would've introduced more DC LEGO characters, and had the tentative title of "LEGO Superfriends."
You mention franchise fatigue. One can say that the direct to DVD side of Lego is what contributed to the box office bomb for the theatrical Lego movies. Between 2014-2019, there were plenty of Lego direct to DVD movies such as Lego DC Comics Superheroes (2 specials, and 6 movies), Lego DC Superhero Girls (6 shorts, 1 special, and 2 movies), and Lego Scooby Doo (1 special and 2 movies).
I'm not sure about that how many people even brought those or are aware of their existence? I do know that a couple of made for TV Lego movies about Marvel & Star Wars aired on Disney DX & the ones about DC aired on Cartoon Network. But still I think the movies themselves being made too quickly was probably the main problem.
Most people who buy those do it just for the exclusive minifigs
We live in a weird time where a nearly $200 million box office is considered a bomb. I don't disagree with you, it's just a staggering amount to be considered a failure.
I understand your confusion but it's all about ratios. The movie's budget was over half of what it took back, which isn't impressive to a big company like Warner.
It's probably nothing compared to what the original raked in, especially since the sequel had a higher budget.
You said basically that the academy is too afraid to nominate an animated film for best picture, but Up was nominated in 2010. Sorry Animat! I just couldn’t help myself!
So was Toy Story 3
Beauty and the Beast was the first animated film to be nominated for Best Picture
I suspect the academy only nominated it because of the beginning of the film. Also I remember Toy Story 3 was hyped up a lot.
There should have been more animated films nominated for Best Picture. Both Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Toy Story should have been nominated for their achievements in film and animation, with Snow White as the first American feature length animated feature and Toy Story as the first feature length computer animated film. Other animated films that would be good contenders for Best Animated Feature are Dumbo, Fantasia, The Lion King, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Ratatouille, WALL-E., Inside Out, Zootopia and Soul.
“Fad is just one letter away from fade, and that’s exactly what they do, they fade away.”
-Nostalgia Critic (The Lorax 2012)
That quote aged like fine wine, cheddar cheese, honey and Christmas pudding - a little too well to be believed
16:50 - That would be an interesting idea for another editorial I would definitely like to see considering what Disney's Star Wars series went through is almost the same of Warner Animation Group's Lego franchise and it'd be a good analysis of why the Star Wars sequel trilogy and 2 anthology films didn't achieve the great amount of success as other properties Disney own like Pixar and the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
“Another major hit for Warner bothers”
(breathes in) BOI!!!!
I saw every single Lego movie in cinemas. I wish it never ended the way it did.
Oh me too, seeing these toys come to life on the big screen was very fun, even if it didn’t last for too long
@@sealing_the_end
Me too
But it was only the Lego Batman Movie not the Lego Movie Original Or Lego Ninjago Movie Or Lego Movie 2 No
That the only one I see at theaters in 2017 at Singapore that time Holiday trip With mum
I saw The Lego movie 2 in theaters. So whenever I feel like trash, I remind myself that I'm NOT one the millions of people that couldn't park their butts in the cinema & are not only responsible for this gem of a film to bomb, but also for the end of one of the greatest animated franchises of the decade.
The Lego Movie absolutely slapped. The behind-the-scenes shit that came later can never detract from that. Solid film.
The LEGO ninjago movie was written by 9 different people, and you can tell in some scenes
In the film, the only reason that the cat showed up is because Lloyd can’t turn off the laser pointer, but in the next scene gormadon turns it off like it’s nothing
It would’ve been more successful if it was connected to the TV Show.
6:57-7:01 "Let me handle this. That idea is just the worst."
“I disagree with everything you said”
One film I would’ve loved to see a Metalbeard Movie. Which could be a Prequel to the Original Movie which would follow him before he lost his Old body! #RestoretheWBLegoVerse.
12:51 ninjago was a slap in the face to the show and it’s source meterial
Yeah, If they were just going to make it an AU spinoff, they should have sent it straight to bluray like all the other scooby doo and DC movies.
Personally I liked it. :)
To BAD because it was a good franchise
Yeah it was. Sigh.
@@cintronproductions9430 I agree with you!
I blame the people for that (people who didn't support the film, of course)
Here are my thoughts:
As a kid, I loved the first Lego Movie and The Lego Batman Movie that came out a few years later. But it was the Lego Ninjago movie that made me see how the franchise wasn't all that awesome (no pun intended). When the Lego movie sequel was announced, I to was excited to watch it. While it may not have been better than the first, it was still entertaining regardless of how people treated it at the box office. I only wish I could've seen it a second and/or third time in theaters.
Overall, these movies made my love for Legos grow from being just a kids toy brand to a whole new level of entertainment. Whatever people say about the Lego Movie franchise and its sequel, they're still, excluding Ninjago, some of the most fun films I've watched in cinema history.
I'm glad you finally talked about this, I really am gonna miss this franchise, nice job Animat.
It's very fitting (in an unfortunate way) that the Lego Movie franchise ended like this because just as quick it became a success, it came crumbling down just as quick as you push a Lego sculpture where all the pieces just fall apart only this time, nobody at Warner and the audience wants to pick up the pieces and rebuild it again so it's up to Universal to pick up those pieces, rebuild the franchise and hopefully bring new life to this franchise and frankly, I trust Universal more than Warner Bros. because with the exception of Illumination, they seem to have more passion for their animated properties than Warner Bros. as they just don't seem to give a no. 2 about their animated stuff. From Young Justice: Outsiders to Scoob!, they are like "meh, if it sells, it sells." Meanwhile, Universal has DreamWorks, a major non-Disney powerhouse in the animation industry that could make future Lego movies even better
The only problem is that Universal also has *shudders* Illumination. The Lego Minions Movie, we may have to accept that as a reality
@@cuppajoe2022 but as I said, since they acquired DreamWorks, they can have potential to make good Lego projects given how DreamWorks makes great animated stuff (with some exceptions)
@@cuppajoe2022 I have faith in Illumination they do have the passion!
It's sad because I would have loved at least one more Lego Movie to make it a Trilogy.
I know everybody doesn't wanna hear this, but I bet the same thing is gonna happen to Spider-Verse in the next few years.
That could happen.
Not helping matters is that the sequel to Spider-Verse now has a new writer and director who are not from the first one and sufficed to say, it's a bit of a gamble because having sequels with a change in writers and directors from the first one is always a gamble in regards of what quality may come from such a change but alas, we hope for the best.
Granted, Spider-Man has a much bigger fan following than Lego but as we have seen with The Amazing Spider-Man 2, just because Spider-Man is popular as a worldwide icon, that doesn't stop him from having a box office disappointment under his belt so we just hope that Spider-Verse 2 won't be in the same league as that film.
Yes, please spiderverse also less successful than Lego Movie in Box Office!
That’d be pretty sad ngl
As long as they don’t over saturate spider verse, they’ll be fine
2:48 Animat: *Mentioned Mask of Light and The Legend of Metru Nui*
Web of Shadows and The Legend Reborn: Are we a joke to you?
They may not be the ultimate best, but these four Bionicle films and toyline are my childhood
I pray Universal make a Bionicle movie!
Disney: "What is this franchise fatigue you speak of?"
Disney know how to give people proper substance so bad franchise fatigue is rare.
Technical Disney or Pixar takes like 6+ years to make a sequel
Ya'll forgetting how Disney owns Marvel how they've been making MCU films on an annual basis ever sense 2011 with multiple films coming out in the same year not to mention how they also have multiple tie in TV shows with the MCU I don't understand how the MCU hasn't had franchise fatigue same with Star Wars which Disney is also milking but to a lesser extent which isn't saying much.
I mean in my opinion the MCU at best is just mediocre and filled with generic superhero films.
@@PeterGriffin11 cause disney has great marketing!
'Because disney has great marketing, despite their movie mediocre at best!
I think a big part of it's decline in interest has a lot to do with the stellar ending and reveal in the first movie. That elevated the film for so many viewers, and especially adults and the parents taking their kids to see it. But that kind of reveal really only can happen once.
I like to call this The LEGOverse. it was slowly becoming its own cinematic universe like Godzilla's Monsterverse and the Avenger's Marvelverse. heck, they were even planning on bringing Bionicle characters into the LEGOverse like Takanuva since he is such a fan favorite. hopefully we'll see a revival some day
Hopefully Universal can make a Lego Bionicle Movie!
And Universal could finish The Billion Brick Race!
23:03 now we got the answer with a brick built biopic of Pharrell Williams in piece by piece coming in just a few days
I actually rewatched The Lego Movie earlier this month, so this video couldn't have come at a better time. Still holds up.
When it comes to the animated LEGO stuff, I consider the LEGO movie, the LEGO Batman movie and The LEGO movie 2 the second part as one of the best animated films of the 2010’s. I even gave a good review on the LEGO movie and Unikitty.
Where did everything went wrong? THE NINJAGO MOVIE.
As far as everyone knew it was a movie made specifically for the Ninjago fans, who tend to be oblivious to that fact that is still a obscure series and nowhere as pop culture famous as other series and definitely not a safe risk to make a movie for in keeping the hype. I saw the movie and thought it was okay, but definitely saw it as a film that should had gone straight to dvd and not theaters, especially as the structure of these films (Fast spaced action and joke delivery, the real human interactions, the hero who needs to learn a lesson, the lego constructs that is hard to tell what is going on-similar to the Bayformers when they change) was getting repetitive in every movie. Not helping was the whole "Cinematic Universe" they immediately went for rather than finish the main trilogy (but Batman was a good call) so hence mix those 2 and you instantly got a Lego movie burnout from audiences.
They should had geared to main audiences than trying to please a small loud minority who didn't even went to see their movie, cause those Ninjago fans are still not teenagers with a disposable income!
What did they do to zane 😡
They even disappointed fans of the show because of the redesigns and Garmadon’s return
juan ortiz As a Ninjago fan, even the movie doesn’t feel right.
The bigger problem is that Ninjago had a t.v. series, but the movie had nothing to do with the t.v. series. It didn't use the same studio, it didn't follow the same plot, and the voice actors were all different. The Ninjago movie was just a cash grab for what was LEGO's most popular new creation.
I think LEGO Dimensions coming out and sort of staggering away on it’s lifespan added to the fatigue. We were getting too much LEGO stuff too soon.
"You ruined my life!"
"How could I ruin your life?
I wasn't even there"
One of the reason I am theorizing why the Lego Ninjago film failed was due to the already established TV series of the Ninjago already on TV and the fanbase for the TV series.
2:05 My *FAVORITE* Movie Ever
It is pretty unfortunate that the LEGO movie 2 shockingly bomb at the box office
It didnt bomb
@@doemaargamen2994 It under-preformed.
@@mattwolf7698 well it did less than the first movie but i dont think The Lego Movie Sequel bombed
When I Saw In Theatures, The Only People There Were
• Me, My Mom
• 2 Little Girls, & Their Dad
To me, THE LEGO MOVIE was such a perfect film that had such a perfect ending, that I don't think any sequel or spinoff could ever have lived up.
Honestly? It felt right ending on a pseudo-cliffhanger. We don't really need to see it continue in the sequel, tho it was nice enough. I'll never forget the feeling of watching the first one for the first time. It was seriously my wake-up call to Lego as a franchise/community.
You know it would have been better if the lego movie 2 did not exist dont get me wrong the movie is good i love apocalypseburg and the systar system butt the ending SUCKS butt think it would have made kids buy lego all over the world to continue the story
Well it did, but after The LEGO Movie 2 became a Box Office Bomb, we don’t know what happen behind the scenes
The Lego Movie and the sequel is still awesome!
Who cares WB's lego movies are old technology
@@Ben-kd7ug Really?
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 there are some people like me who says that WB's lego movies are old technology even Bugs bunny, Daffy duck, the other looney tunes pikachu agreed with me(because they didn't appear in any of those films) and those who thinks it's still awesome
Happy you made this video. Watched the first Lego Movie and Lego Movie 2 for the first time this year. And not long after I found out Warner Bros. wouldn't be involved anymore.
You either live long to be a LEGO Friends or die a LEGO Movie franchise
Lego Ninjago Movie would probably have alienated some fans of the Masters of Spinjitzu show as a different continuity. The show had done at least six seasons by the time the movie came out, which was a lot of time to give exploration and depth to the ensemble cast. The movie focusing on one person, Lloyd, and not exploring the other five ninja in any depth would reasonably be a turn-off for fans of Cole, Jay, Kai, Zane and Nia, who get lumped with the discovering true potential and unlocking their element arc (which the show had done early on). The fact Lloyd’s character arc was an estranged father/child relationship, a storyline that’s not underrepresented in kids films, can’t have helped.
The fact the movie designs were carried over into the main show and toy line were also a point of contention for some fans, and while the show did explain it having just done a time travel arc the previous season, fans aren’t always pleased with change. Even the Legacy sets that represent early pre-movie seasons keep the movie designs (a cost measure no doubt with the minifig molds).
AniMat I have some bad news
The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge On The Run is NOT COMING TO THEATRES!!! It’s gonna come on a streaming service I barely know about.
You know what, I think we should start this year all over again and fix it, because this might be the worst year in animation...
Katie Lewis Well my brother said it’s not coming to Canada
Noodle Yeah. But that was a long time ago and I ended up seeing the movie at my theatre.
Lego fans when they react to the lego universal deal: Hopefully Warner bros will get the lego back
Warner bros discovery
Lego: uh on second thought let's just expand our deal with universal and make it permanently
I find it dubitable that Lego even cared about the movies' success or failure. They sell toys, whether the movies are doing well was never their problem. Their terrible direct-to-dvd and direct-to-streaming productions are proof positive of that (yeah, you kinda skipped a lot of non-theatrical releases).
However, both Unikitty and Lego Movie 2 completely failed in toy stores. The Ninjago Movie was notable in that its sets also failed despite being part of Ninjago which was going strong outside of the movie sets. Lego likely saw the franchise starting to have a negative impact on toy sales and that was what broke the deal for them. Add to that how the deal resulted in Lego having to basically license its own name from Warner, and you get an impressive fail.
Note how Unikitty was a success on tv but pure poison on the toy shelves.
6:47 huh yes? What kind of question is that ofcourse it does!
Everything is awesome, everything is cool when you're part of a team! Everything is awesome when you're living out a dream! Loved the first movie but understandable why they parted ways with Warner. Still have the collectible Minifigure series from the first movie.
It might be because of my love for LEGOs, but I love this movie
4:24-4:33
You forgot to mention Charlie Day.
22:55 I swear if they stick any FunkoPop NARUTO chatacters into a FunkoPop film. Preferably the FunkoPop of Kurama)...I'm buying it.
To be fair, Playmobil didn't premier in all countries. Still haven't seen it.
And, man, I forgot all about Storks, and I'd watched it.
Wow, it's great to find out how the adventures of our brick builders went in the opposite direction of success after basing the films on Lego's specific titles. And I think that if Lego Ninjago and Lego Movie 2 were more dynamic and story focused but still having that Lego humor they would've been appreciated and possibly kept the franchise going. Stay safe and keep doing what you do!
While I don't HATE The Lego Movie 2, It just doesn't compare to the first movie, Which I still hold it in high regard as one of my favorite movies of all time.
Someone has yet to document the mess that is WB's theatrical animation division, from the box office bombs from the 90's (Iron Giant, Swan Princess, Mask of the Phantasm, Cats don't Dance, etc.) to their modern diet-Sony movies like Storks and Smallfoot.
I notice that most of the 90's bombs were WB not promoting their films enough, not generating enough word of mouth.
@@JCBro-yg8vd they also did that with Lego Movie 2
Superman. -Iron Giant
WB is a real bitch🛡️=😈
SO YOUR TELLING ME WE MISSED OUT ON A LEGO VERSION OF STEEL BALL RUN
I could never have enough LEGO movies.
❤💖 It is such a shame that the Lego Movie franchise ended and lost its charm because it has so much potential to be another great animated franchise like Toy Story and How to Train Your Dragon. 💖❤
ElectricDragon505, have you ever thought to make some video games reviews? Even after you did for the Epic Mickey games? Like for Pokemon, Super Smash Bros, Banjo Kazooie, Disney Infinity and Lego Dimensions
He should call it AniMat's Gaming Reviews.
22:52 - 23:02
AniMat: *Okay that'll work*
😂
I would have loved it if Benny and Metalbeard had their own shows like Unikitty did.
Benny was probably the least used Character in the main cast so I would’ve loved that!
Dang it! I was really getting in the LEGO franchises since I bought the first movie, LEGO Batman Movie, and LEGO movie Video Game. Well, I rather watch the LEGO series instead the Emoji movie. I hope Universal will do more LEGO movies.
It truly decaued when the unikitty show writer pissed on the moon
15:49 - That cartoon deserved more.
the problem I had was the ninjago one being a reboot of a very established series, batman was established but there were already batman reboots and it didn't have a major lego series. also it used non lego parts alot
Fun fact:
“The Lego Movie” came out the same year as “Mortadelo and Filemon: Mission Implausible” by Warner Bros and Ilion Animation Studios (the animation studio behind “Planet 51”, “Wonder Park,” and the upcoming “Dragonkeeper” film”).
Fascinating editorial
I forgot both Lego films used live-action and animation.
Kind of like what happened in Cool World, Space Jam, Roger Rabbit, Looney Tunes Back in Action, Rocky & Bullwinkle (Live action/Animated hybrid), Re-animated (the Cartoon Network TV film, not the other film with the same name) and Out of Jimmy's Head ( a TV show that was based on the TV movie, Re-Animated)!
13:07-Oh,so now you're acknowledging the shows existence?
This video explains a lot and is the reason why we never got a LEGO Star Wars movie
Weird
We never would though because Disney own it.
@@Person-wz6iy They also own Pixar, Marvel, the Muppets and for some crazy reason they also own The SImpsons.
Don't ask me why.
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 I know they own all that and they are way to Powerful!
@@Person-wz6iy Crazy
A studio has fallen into bankruptcy in Animation City! Start the new rescue distributor!
HEY!!
@@jackiegonzalez6814 Build Universal Pictures! And off to the rescue! Enter negotiations acquire the rights! And save the Franchise! The new Universal Lego Movies from Lego City!
@@Person-wz6iy each set sold separately!
So sad that this happened to this franchise. Oh well, what can ya do?
"That's Life"- Frank Sinatra
Just watch the two PSA videos, they’re the last remaining things about The LEGO Movie,
Awesome editorial! (Slight goof I noticed in your clips and music. You credited "Ice Age: Continental Drift" when the clip was from "Ice Age: Collision Course")
The lego 2 wasnt a box Office bomb it just made less than the first movie
That would be called a Box Office Disappointment
@@ferminmarkpousada1455 Yeah
Yet the LEGO movie 2 was critical acclaimed from critics and reviewers like the first LEGO movie
@@ShockwaveFPSStudios and it didn't get a lot of positive reviews like Lego 1 and that makes me sad.
My reaction to the Funko movie: What the Funko?!?
All of the lego movie will always be Awesome
Other animated features Warner Bros released in cinemas during the 2000s include "The Polar Express", Tim Burton's "Corpse Bride", and "The Ant Bully".
Which one is better? The entire Lego movie franchise? Or the entire Lego ninjago series?
( you can choose both if you want)
Definitely the Ninjago TV series. Mostly because my opinions on the LEGO movie franchise in order of release are
LEGO movie: passable.
LEGO Batman: amazing. Probably my favorite out of the franchise
LEGO Ninjago: I don't hate this movie, but in order to properly explain my thoughts on it, I'd have to make an entirely different comment.
LEGO movie 2: Mediocre at best.
Both!
He mentioned the Unikitty! show, that's all that matters to me
Too bad its over
@@yeseniapierina3392 The last few episodes came out in Turkey, but not in America yet.
Ok
I saw the clips of the end too bad they never made an apocalypseburg episode
Out of the three(possibly soon to be four) cinematic universes Warner Bros had going for them, Lego was the best of the bunch.
Shame that The Second Part had to flop because it was really that freakin' good.
The best thing to come out of Lego movies was *The Lego Batman*
I want a sequel. 😩
Apparently universal is planning on making a LEGO Batman movie 2
@@georgerobertson7010 Yeah, about that... 22:10
George Robertson Not Really.
I guess even good movies can be flops.
Many classics have actually been flops like both Blade Runners, Fight Club, It's a Wonderful Life and Willy Wonka (the original). For animation, Iron Giant, The Road to El Dorado and Treasure Planet.
@@mattwolf7698 i think Disney's Pinocchio wss a flop too
The first movie is a masterpiece.
the batman movie is good.
The ninjago movie had a fine concept but not the best execution
The second movie was pretty freaking good, but not as good as the origional
Yes no movie is safe from franchise fatigue
exept marvle movies
And Jurassic park
ah yes, the marvle cnimatic unvers
And despicable me
Scooby-Doo also had 2 Lego DTV movies and a Lego TV special that aired on Cartoon Network in 2015!
Well. Trends come and go. Looks like we won't be getting our Lego Batman sequel and Billion Brick Race any time soon. Or is it?
I kinda find the Lego movie franchise similar to the shrek franchise.
The first movie was good and beloved by many, the second was a massive success with its money and people, the third wasn't that good and had a decline in the series success, and the 4th movie had mixed reviews (this is all my opinion)
What?
I checked the reviews for both franchises and this is the part where I say you’re wrong. let’s talk about Shrek Now Shrek Was The First Animated Movie to win the first best animated feature nominee and Is Still Loved to this day, Shrek 2 is a Huge Blockbuster success and it’s highly regarded as better then Shrek 1, Shrek the third sucks but had more billion dollar success but SUCKS, And Shrek Forever After Had mixed reviews but is still better then Shrek 3 and a perfect end to Shrek as a whole, Until Puss In Boots took the spotlight, and now shrek is getting a reboot or another sequel, because of universal. Now let’s talk about the LEGO Movie, The LEGO Movie was a major box office hit and critically acclaimed but snubbed at the Oscars even though it should’ve won the title of best animated feature then big hero 6, The LEGO Batman Movie was also Critically Acclaimed and also a major box office hit but also snubbed but it’s for the best because of Coco, The LEGO Ninjago Movie had mixed reviews but it wasn’t that bad as it only had a major success, And The LEGO Movie 2 Was Critically Acclaimed but became a box office bomb for no reason and it should’ve won the title for best animated feature then toy story 4. Yeah the only difference is Shrek Was an Amazing film but then the sequels started to decline whereas the LEGO Movie Was Amazing and had Great Reviews but didn’t decline as other Animated Film Franchises. Plus by time of this reply the LEGO movie is still alive with the unikitty series getting new episodes and the LEGO movie had two PSA videos on LEGOs TH-cam channel.
Thank you for replying shoskwaves, sorry that I was wrong about my comment and what you said blew me away.
Sorry you have to type out all of this for my dumb comment
It’s okay man not everyone is perfect.
22:46 good question animat what other popular toy line that heavily uses pop culture characters they could find to turn into a pontential movie
4 years Later... we have Barbie it's very popular toy line and now it's turning out to become a success and a massive success it did work here is your answer