*THE LEGO MOVIE* Made Me Realize Why EVERYTHING IS AWESOME!😭 (Reaction!)
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Hey guys! I know no one asked for it but I felt like we could use a light hearted feel good movie and I've always wanted to give The Lego Movie a try so.... HERE IT IS!! I was really sold on the cast and Will Arnett really outdid himself, as did Chris Pratt and Will Farrell (what are with all these double letters lmao)
ANYWAY... I had a blast watching it and was definitely thrown off by the animation at first since I had never seen a Lego movie before or played any Lego games. So it was completely new to me lol
BUT I really liked the story and it grew on me enough to make me tear by the end so all in all, worth the watch!! I hope you guys enjoy watching with all of my dumb comments hehe!
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Should I watch Lego Movie 2 as well? 🤔
Fun Fact: The people who worked on the movie thought they should have to cast someone else for “Good Cop” but Liam Nelson managed to proved to them that he was able to do it.
The part where Will Farrel's character asks his kid, "If the construction guy could say something to Lord Business right now, what would he say?" , knowing that Lord Business represents him, and his son looks him in the eye and says, "You don't have to be the bad guy", just kills me. Imagine realizing that your son thinks you are the villain in his story. I would feel like the biggest failure as a parent. It gets me, every time.
I was really shocked at how subversive this was when it came out. A few decades ago, Lego was struggling, and they discovered they could make better earnings by releasing licensed sets for stuff like Star Wars. While doing this saved the company financially, it caused a bit of consternation because the company/toy's ideology had always been about using basic blocks to build whatever you imagined - that was the freedom and the joy of Lego. So, the company went through a bit of an identity crisis, and suddenly some of their biggest customers started to be adults who wanted these big, elaborate licensed sets that they could build and put on shelves - it was kind of the antithesis of what Lego was supposed to be. So the fact that they took all of that stuff and put it into this narrative was really surprising to me. By all rights, this should have been a 90-minute toy commercial filled with dad jokes and toilet humor, but they actually made a movie about creativity and letting go and kinda thumbing their nose at their lucrative licensing deals. It was very surprising.
PLEASE watch INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE!!! One of the best animated films ever, with an incredible cast and great music!
So the writer-directors of this movie didn't get nominated for Best Animated Feature and everyone said it was one of the biggest snubs of the year. But they ended up making an Oscar out of Legos, proceeded to make "Into the Spider-Verse" and won the Oscar by a landslide. Amazing real life story.
For anyone who ever sat in a pile of LEGOs with friends, building stuff: somebody always tried to claim ALL the parts of one color, like Batman did. That line hit so deep. This movie gets it.
This is how you make a kids movie: inventive, fun, hilarious, poignant and inspiring.
When u realize that Free Guy is basically just live action Lego movie ..
As a massive Batman fan, I must say that Lego Batman absolutely gets my seal of approval 🦇 🏅
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I love this movie. They just threw everything humor-wise at the wall and almost everything stuck.
honestly a really great movie. the lego company does a really great job at just making fun entertainment.
As a kid during the late 70s and early 80s, my whole Lego life was the classic space with the blue and grey bricks. We would build sets and watch Star Wars. No Star Wars lego then. So this movie played an awesome tribute to the classic space and that spaceship in the movie actually has the number on the side that was one up from a famous 1979 spaceship they made. Just a great tribute to a part of our lives. Also, I still have my blue spaceman from the 80s. ;)
I LOVE the little details they put in, like the cracked chinguard on Space Guys Helmet. EVERY SINGLE Lego Helmet i EVER had broke just like that in just a few days... EVERY. SINGLE. ONE.
"SPACESHIP!!!"
When I first saw the movie, I admit my expectations weren't high (how good can a movie based on legos can be?), but I was pleasantly surprised to find that not only it was good, actually, it was excellent with a really interesting story that keeps you invested.
This movie honestly had no right being as good as it was. The humour was so on-point it was unbelievable. I think the only other movie that surprised me so much was "Storks"
How can LEGO bricks ever be bad? This movie rules absolutely
Aside from the live action bits, this movie is 100% CGI, but it was animated to look like stop-motion. Even so, everything, with the exception of the "relics", were modeled with lego pieces. The 3D models of which were provided by lego. If I remember correctly, lego gave the studio access to their proprietary software for building kits.