Angry Birds invadem o Rio Derrube todas as peças do salto Papa Louie - When Pizzas Attack! Destrua os monstros de pizza O Segredo dos Animais - Hide'n' Go Milk Ajude Otis a manter a festa Acabe com clones do Naruto A vida de fazendeiro Encare as plataformas mortais Ajude Batman a fugir da polícia Flaming Zombooka 3 - Carnival Atire de bazooka nos zumbis Venha trabalhar você neste hospital Slot Machine de frutas Mostre que é bom no tiro ao alvo! Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League vs. Bizarro League It's up to the Justice League to team up with their bizarre counterparts to stop Darkseid and save the galaxy! LEGO DC Super Heroes: Justice League - Attack of the Legion of Doom! Get ready for the bricks to fly when Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and the rest of the Justice League face off against the world's greatest super villains! Lego DC Comics: Batman Be-Leaguered Superman wants Batman to join his new superhero team, but Batman prides himself on being a self-sufficient loner.
Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League - Cosmic Clash When Brainiac zaps Superman, Wonder Woman, and Green Lantern, Batman and Flash have to go back in time to save them. Lego DC Comics Superheroes: Justice League - Gotham City Breakout Batman goes on vacation and chaos erupts in Gotham. Lego Marvel Super Heroes: Maximum Overload Spider-Man and Marvel's Super Heroes take on a mischievous Loki and a team of super villains in an all-new LEGO adventure Batman: The Brave and the Bold An updated animated series centering on the Caped Crusader himself as he partners and deals with his fellow superheroes in the DC Comics universe. Lego Star Wars: The Padawan Menace Ian,a young boy,Commander Cody and Yoda must go to rescue the secret battle plans.However,when substitute teacher C-3PO and a class of padawans go too,things become more complicated.... An ordinary Lego construction worker, thought to be the prophesied 'Special', is recruited to join a quest to stop an evil tyrant from gluing the Lego universe into eternal stasis.
Na estreia de 'Lego Batman: O filme', entenda como games ajudaram mania das pecinhas pop Jogos como 'Lego Star Wars' e 'Lego Indiana Jones' moldaram tom de sátira e bom humor sobre franquias populares de filmes. Por Bruno Araujo, G1 10/02/2017 07h55 Atualizado 10/02/2017 07h55 Filme Lego Batman estreia nos cinemas "Lego Batman: O filme" estreou nesta quinta-feira (9) no Brasil e é o segundo longa-metragem baseado nos blocos de montar, seguindo "Uma aventura Lego" (2014). A animação dirigida por Chris McKay ("Frango robô") até mostra o homem-morcego enfrentando o Coringa e vivendo outras situações que os fãs já conhecem, mas o destaque mais uma vez deve ser o tom escrachado – uma característica herdada dos games Lego que inundaram o mercado nos últimos anos. Veja o vídeo acima. CRÍTICA: 'Lego Batman: O filme' empolga com sátira a filmes de heróis Quem começou com essa ideia de satirizar, mas sem deixar de reverenciar, algumas das grandes franquias da cultura pop foi o primeiro "Lego Star Wars", de 2005, para PlayStation 2, GameCube, Xbox, PC e Game Boy Advance.
A parceria entre Lego e "Star Wars" existe desde 1999 em várias linhas de brinquedos, mas o game lançou uma perspectiva mais leve e bem-humorada sobre os filmes. Jar Jar Binks, um dos personagens mais controversos da saga espacial, por exemplo, é motivo de chacota. E a climática cena em que Darth Vader revela ser pai de Luke Skywalker é reencenada com ajuda de uma foto de Anakin e Padmé. 'Lego Star Wars' começou onda de games Lego que satirizavam franquias da cultura pop (Foto: Reprodução) A ideia deu certo, e hoje o primeiro game acumula sozinho mais de 7 milhões de unidades vendidas no mundo todo, segundo o site VGChartz. Sequências foram lançadas e outras franquias populares entraram no bonde, como "Lego Indiana Jones" (2008), "Lego Harry Potter" (2010) e "Lego Senhor dos Aneis" (2012). Super-heróis dos quadrinhos da Marvel e da DC, que sempre tiveram dificuldade em virar bons games, também ganharam jogos, como "Lego Vingadores" (2016) e o próprio "Lego Batman" (2008) – desde então, o homem-morcego já tem três títulos do tipo.
Com o filme "Uma aventura Lego" – que por sua vez também ganhou um game – o estilo mais brincalhão atrelado ao nome Lego se consolidou, com destaques para os personagens inéditos Vitruvius (Morgan Freeman) e Presidente Negócios (Will Ferrell), mas também para Batman. Interpretado pelo comediante Will Arnett, o homem-morcego de Lego é ainda mais egocêntrico e deprimido que sua versão do cânone. E agora ele ganha uma produção própria, onde além de ser um playboy entediado que troca o dia pela noite, também precisa lidar com o imprevisto de ter adotado um filho. saiba 'Lego Star Wars: O despertar da força' recria filme com irreverência; G1 jogou Objetivo de 'Lego Batman 3' é ser divertido e acessível, diz produtora 'Uma aventura Lego' tem bom visual e mensagem para pais; Poor Joker, he’s going to be making this face in most of The LEGO Batman Movie, if these trailers are any indication. But it’s OK if the pilot doesn’t think he’s all that scary! Because it’s not just the Joker terrorizing Gotham, it’s the entire rogues gallery: Riddler, Catwoman, Penguin, Calendar Man, Gentleman Ghost, and of course we can’t forget Condiment King…
Yep, the folks behind LEGO Batman have pulled from both Batman ’66 and Batman: The Animated Series for their villains. Even more reason we can’t wait for February 10 to roll around. Here’s the official synopsis from Warner Bros: In the irreverent spirit of fun that made The LEGO® Movie a worldwide phenomenon, the self-described leading man of that ensemble—LEGO Batman—stars in his own big-screen adventure. But there are big changes brewing in Gotham, and if he wants to save the city from The Joker’s hostile takeover, Batman may have to drop the lone vigilante thing, try to work with others and maybe, just maybe, learn to lighten up. Meet the entire rogues gallery by watching the new clip here. And on the other side of the city, Batman takes you on a tour of Wayne Manor on Gotham Cribs:The Lego Batman Movie is finally hitting theaters, and moviegoers will want to know if there’s an after-credits scene to keep them — and their kids — in their seats beyond the final credits rolling.
The after-credits scene is a short bit of generally one minute or less that plays after all the credits have ended. It’s meant to be a bit of a reward for moviegoers willing to stay in their seats through five to seven minutes of credits. These after-credits scenes are also known as stingers or credit cookies and are most common in action/adventure movies, almost a standard in superhero movies. The Marvel series in fact has a set format for every movie in the series, with one playful scene that plays during the credits and a more serious one after all the credits have ended that introduces a new plot line or character that will be picked up in a subsequent movie. Family films are more hit-or-miss when it comes to after-credits scenes. Filmmakers realize that families with young children may not be able to sit around through a few extra minutes of credits, and usually need to get up and head to the bathrooms. So, is The Lego Batman Movie treated like a superhero movie or a family film?
[WARNING: Some light Lego Batman Movie spoilers ahead.] Moviegoers hoping to see an after-credits scene in The Lego Batman movie will be in luck, and won’t have to wait quite as long to see it. While the movie doesn’t have an after-credits scene in the strictest sense of the word, it does have a pretty cool surprise that takes place during the credits. MediaStinger, a website that compiles a list of which movies have a scene after the credits, had some details of the after-credits scene in The Lego Batman Movie. “At the start of the credits a Lego Batman music-style video is played in which the characters sing along with some scenes from the film,” the report noted. This is a bit of a change from the initial movie in the Lego series, 2014’s The Lego Movie. This one had no scene either during or after the credits, other than some cool stop-motion Lego animation while “Everything is Awesome” played one final time. While it was pretty entertaining, it wasn’t an after-credits scene in the strict sense of the term.
There could potentially be a huge audience to see the after-credits scene in The Lego Batman Movie. The release follows up on one of the most successful animated movies in years, and is getting good reviews to rival The Lego Movie. The LEGO Batman Movie: EW review https://t.co/WZYYe2nHLk — NolanDraco (@NolanDraco) February 9, 2017 Deadline predicted that The Lego Batman movie would top the opening weekend box office, beating even the highly anticipated Fifty Shades Darker. “Leading up to this weekend, much has been made about how much Fifty Shades Darker, the second film in E L James’ bestselling high-gloss S&M romance lit series, is expected to submit to LegoBatman stateside. While the first James title Fifty Shades of Grey had the upper hand at the Valentine’s Day box office two years ago with a then-record February opening of $85.1M, this time around, the older-female-skewing title essentially is acting like counterprogramming, expected to bring in $35M to Lego Batman‘s $60M-$65M (wow).”