- Year: 2014
- Released: 07 Feb 2014
- Country: United States, Denmark, Australia
- Adwords: Nominated for 1 Oscar. 72 wins & 67 nominations total
- IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1490017/
- Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/The_Lego_Movie
- Metacritics: https://www.metacritic.com/movie/the-lego-movie
- Available in: 3D, 720p, 1080p
- Language: English, Turkish
- MPA Rating: PG
- Genre: Animation, Action, Adventure
- Runtime: 100 min
- Writer: Phil Lord, Christopher Miller, Dan Hageman
- Director: Christopher Miller, Phil Lord
- Cast: Chris Pratt, Will Ferrell, Elizabeth Banks
- Keywords: friendship, duringcreditsstinger, parent child relationship, based on comic, super power,
 | 7.7/10 |
 | 83/100 |
 | 96% – Critics |
 | 87% – Audience |
The Lego Movie Storyline
In the mid 2000s in the Lego universe, populated by anthropomorphic mini-figures, the evil Lord Business finds a super-weapon called the “Kragle”. The wizard Vitruvius attempts to stop him, but is blinded by Business’s robots. Before Business leaves with the weapon, Vitruvius prophesies a person called “The Special” will find the “Piece of Resistance”, a brick capable of stopping the Kragle. Eight and a half years later, in the city of Bricksburg, construction worker Emmet Brickowski finds a woman, Wyldstyle, searching for something at his construction site after hours. When he investigates, Emmet falls into a hole and finds the Piece of Resistance. Compelled to touch it, Emmet experiences vivid visions and passes out. He awakens with the Piece of Resistance attached to his back, in the custody of Good Cop/Bad Cop, Lord Business’s lieutenant.
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Expected a basic kids movie and was pleasantly surprised
Kids will love it but the writing and layered humor will also please most adults. Very well done!
It’s been out a month and there are over 200 reviews, so I’ll keep this one brief.
A recent hit has been “The Lego Movie” and so far it’s made a ton of money ($224,000,000 in only a month–and that’s only in the USA!). Well, I don’t find this the least bit surprising. The film already has a nostalgic element that might draw many adults to the movie. Additionally it has something many kids’ films don’t–it’s very, very watchable for the adults who have been drug along to see it! It’s often very funny and never takes itself seriously.
The film is about a meanie in the Lego world named President Business (the voice of Will Ferrell). He’s determined to destroy their world by using his ultimate weapon–a tube of Crazy Glue! But the inhabitants of the world are mostly clueless and think he’s a great guy. Later, this turns out to have parallels in the real human world.
As I said above, the film often was very funny as it often made nice cultural references or made fun of Lego. It also had the silliest soundtrack I’ve ever heard–with songs whose lyrics almost sound as if they were written by 7 year-olds! And, interestingly, you’ll find yourself humming along with these catchy tunes! Clever and worth seeing, my only worry is that they’ll bring out some sort of sequel–and although I really liked the film, I’d hate to see them ruin the franchise as the film seemed very complete and doesn’t need followups.
Ties with How to Train Your Dragon 2 as the best animated film of the year (so far)
There was the initial worry to whether a film based on a popular (and timeless) children’s toy merchandise would work, as results have been mixed on that front, but the trailer did look amusing and the reviews and ratings were great and I as a huge animation fan saw it anyway. The good news is that it does work, yes it is a little rushed at times, especially towards the end, and the last half hour got a touch complicated (if the pacing had slowed down then it would have helped). But what was so brilliant about The Lego Movie was how it took this merchandise and managed to make such a colourful, clever, imaginative and enormously entertaining film out of it when it could have easily been the opposite. The animation is really first rate, the vibrant yet dynamic colours are remarkably vivid and a lot of the visuals especially in the action are very inventive. There is a bright and breezy soundtrack that compliments The Lego Movie beautifully, wasn’t that “Awesome” song catchy or what? The Lego Movie’s chief selling point is that it is an outstandingly well-written film with snappy dialogue and thick and fast jokes that all hit their mark, by far the funniest film I’ve seen in a while. The action is also block-busting in the very best of ways. It’s not all hilarious though, because there is a lot of heart in The Lego Movie and the message will be an inspiration to anybody. The characters have their entertaining quirks and personalities yet the film really allows you to properly care for them as well, the most colourful being the villain President Business. And what a fine voice cast too, with Will Ferrell stealing the show, he is a hoot, but Morgan Freeman’s dignified blind seer and Will Arnett’s splendidly dour Batman are worthy of note too. Chris Pratt is a likable, chirpy protagonist but not quite as memorable as the supporting roles. To conclude, a brilliant and near-perfect film, animated or otherwise, that people of all ages and the whole family can enjoy. 9/10 Bethany Cox
