The LEGO Movie

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You don't have to be the bad guy. You are the most talented, most interesting, and most extraordinary person in the universe. And you are capable of amazing things. Because you are the Special. And so am I. And so is everyone. The prophecy is made up, but it's also true. It's about all of us. Right now, it's about you. And you... still... can change everything.

Rafael Zen

I do like this movie, but it doesn't deliver pure gold. It is funny and referential, but it could take it further. I don't mind the real-people-climax, but I do mind the anti-climax-family-message. The ending should be smarter, funnier and sassier.

msmichel

Nowhere near the rhapsody that some viewers here and critics seem to think it inspires, instead its a serviceable time filler for the kids with a few smiles here and there for the adults. I believe we cut way too much slack for some of the animated features where hyperbole often gets the better of the nostalgic viewer. This is really nothing special save a few chuckles here and there. Don't believe the hype.

mjgildea

Reasonably fun but nothing special. The Millenium Falcon scene had me laughing my ass off and any line that Batman had generally put a smile on my face. For whatever its worth I fell asleep for maybe 10 minutes near the beginning of the 2nd act and it helped me remember there's more than one way to play with your toys, none of which are really wrong. And that song was s o fucking annoying...

Ghostman

One of the most profound movies like, ever. Lord and Miller are geniuses. Best film about art in decades. It also deconstructs everything from the film industry to the hero's journey to consumerism to nostalgia to parenthood to 'Good vs. Evil' to religion. A grand masterpiece of the cinema.

Ryan Estabrooks

If you don't like this movie, there is something wrong with you or you have no joy in your heart. If you do not like this movie, please go to therapy, visit a doctor, or do something to resolve your personal issues, because it's not the movie, it's you.

Harry Rossi

This film is great not just because it's funny, exciting, intelligent, well animated and even and times emotional, it's great because it has a fundamental understanding of what makes Legos as a toy so utterly brilliant and completely profound. Legos were a essential part of my childhood so to see a film on the big screen that celebrates Legos as the genius toys there are proved to be very moving experience!

Endless Eye

Surprisingly funny and thoughtful despite the fact that it simultaneously feeds the most ADHD riddled brains with constant sensory overload. The voices were perfectly matched.