ImagineIt wrote:

All4one wrote:

ImagineIt wrote:

All4one wrote:

banana500 wrote:

It just might be one of the best CGI animated films ever made, in my opinion.

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banana500 wrote:

in my opinion.

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scratchisthebest wrote:

One thing I noticed was that some parts were at the low, “stopmotion” framerate, and other parts were a lot smoother (esp. the parts with the pirate dude) I wonder why…?

Anyway, it was a pretty good movie.

Lightningstep36 wrote:

I saw the movie today. It was really interesting and creative. I liked Princess Unikitty. She was quite eccentric. The movie itself was hysterical! I kept giggling all the way through it. One part I found particularly memorable was when Emmet saw Wyldstyle for the first time and got stuck going “uuuuhhhh…”

fungirl123 wrote:

Lightningstep36 wrote:

I saw the movie today. It was really interesting and creative. I liked Princess Unikitty. She was quite eccentric. The movie itself was hysterical! I kept giggling all the way through it. One part I found particularly memorable was when Emmet saw Wyldstyle for the first time and got stuck going “uuuuhhhh…”

that part was so funny!
i loved all the references. i especially love that old wizard guy!
“I didn't get to finish what i told you…because i died.”
it was so blatantly obvious that it was hilarious.
I also liked will arnett doing the batman voice. he was perfect for it xD
My mom saw it as well, and all she did afterwards was sing the everything is awesome song…oh god.

cheddargirl wrote:

scratchisthebest wrote:

One thing I noticed was that some parts were at the low, “stopmotion” framerate, and other parts were a lot smoother (esp. the parts with the pirate dude) I wonder why…?

Anyway, it was a pretty good movie.

From what I saw in the credit, some parts were stopmotion, and other part had a bit of a computer enhancement. I guess some parts couldn't be done using pure stopmotion?

NeilWest wrote:

I watched the film and it was ok. Not amazing, but not terrible. The style is cool, and I like how many references it makes to past Lego blocks. Thats the problem though, it does it so many times that it feels like a 2 hour long commercial, and it has mixed messages. Right from the start you can tell that the film is about individualism and commercialism - but then near the end everyone is told to build stuff out of… Lego. You know, that brand that has been shamelessly plugged into a film that has an anti-commercialism message. What? Whats worse is that they're releasing Lego sets for the film. The characters have little to no character devolpment (they must've put all their resources into Wildstyle's geneic backstory). Unikitty proves to us that anger is good and Emmet proves that you have to save the whole of space and time to have friends. However, I loved the subplot that the whole story had been made up by a kid (explains so much) and his dad (also known as Lord/President Business) wanted to stop him from messing his set up by glueing everything together. Heartwarming. However, it's just another toy tie-in that wants to make Lego exciting and new after 100 years. But, it has some potential! If you want to make a toy tie-in, try not to give it an anti-commercialism message.

NeilWest wrote:

I watched the film and it was ok. Not amazing, but not terrible. The style is cool, and I like how many references it makes to past Lego blocks. Thats the problem though, it does it so many times that it feels like a 2 hour long commercial, and it has mixed messages. Right from the start you can tell that the film is about individualism and commercialism - but then near the end everyone is told to build stuff out of… Lego. You know, that brand that has been shamelessly plugged into a film that has an anti-commercialism message. What? Whats worse is that they're releasing Lego sets for the film. The characters have little to no character devolpment (they must've put all their resources into Wildstyle's geneic backstory). Unikitty proves to us that anger is good and Emmet proves that you have to save the whole of space and time to have friends. However, I loved the subplot that the whole story had been made up by a kid (explains so much) and his dad (also known as Lord/President Business) wanted to stop him from messing his set up by glueing everything together. Heartwarming. However, it's just another toy tie-in that wants to make Lego exciting and new after 100 years. But, it has some potential! If you want to make a toy tie-in, try not to give it an anti-commercialism message.

ianhe21 wrote:

SPACESHIP! SPACESHIP SPACESHIP SPACESHIP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lightningstep36 wrote:

I saw the movie today. It was really interesting and creative. I liked Princess Unikitty. She was quite eccentric. The movie itself was hysterical! I kept giggling all the way through it. One part I found particularly memorable was when Emmet saw Wyldstyle for the first time and got stuck going “uuuuhhhh…”

Lightningstep36 wrote:

I saw the movie today. It was really interesting and creative. I liked Princess Unikitty. She was quite eccentric. The movie itself was hysterical! I kept giggling all the way through it. One part I found particularly memorable was when Emmet saw Wyldstyle for the first time and got stuck going “uuuuhhhh…”

ImagineIt wrote:

All4one wrote:

ImagineIt wrote:

All4one wrote:

banana500 wrote:

It just might be one of the best CGI animated films ever made, in my opinion.

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banana500 wrote:

in my opinion.

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!

:)