Skip to main content area The LEGO Movie DVD and Blu-ray release date Few films so far this year have been such a geeky treasure trove of joy as Chris Miller and Phil Lord's The LEGO Movie. Featuring a song that lives in your ears seemingly for the rest of time - that'd be Everything Is Awesome - the film is set to be watched lots and lots of times when the DVD and Blu-ray release comes around. That's in addition to the many times it's already been seen at the cinema - its worldwide box office haul to date stands at $424m. A date, at least in the US, for the DVD and Blu-ray has now been revealed too. And The LEGO Movie will be arriving on home formats on June 17th 2014. We don't have a UK release date yet, but would imagine that it'll be around the same time. Amazon US also lists an 'Everything Is Awesome Blu-ray Edition', which comes with a Vitruvius minifigure, a 3D photo of Emmet, and a bonus 3D movie. Follow our Twitter feed for faster news and bad jokes right here.
And be our Facebook chum here.The Lego Batman Movie Blu-ray release date and available on Digital HD from Amazon Video and iTunes is . The LEGO Movie (2014) The LEGO Movie Blu-ray delivers truly amazing video and audio in this exceptional Blu-ray release An ordinary Lego mini-figure, thought to be the extraordinary MasterBuilder, is recruited to join a quest to stop an evil Lego tyrant from gluing the universe together.For more about The LEGO Movie and the The LEGO Movie Blu-ray release, see the The LEGO Movie Blu-ray Review published by on where this Blu-ray release scored 4.5 out of 5.Directors: Phil Lord, Christopher Miller Writers: Dan Hageman, Kevin Hageman, Phil Lord, Christopher Miller Starring: Chris Pratt, Will Ferrell, Elizabeth Banks, Will Arnett, Nick Offerman, Alison Brie » See full cast & crew The LEGO Movie Blu-ray, Video Quality As if The LEGO Movie weren't dazzling enough, along comes Warner's 1080p/AVC-encoded video presentation.
Rather than slather the screen with eye-gouging swaths of color, the film's ever-shifting palette incorporates convincing lighting to lifelike ends. Hues are bright and bold when Emmet strolls through a bustling city; dusty and sunburnt when he and Wyldstyle travel to the Old West; cast in cold blues and positively sinister greens in Lord Business' lair; sickeningly sweet when the Masters arrive in Cloud Cuckoo Land in Middle Zealand; and bold and triumphant as Emmet and Wyldstyle bring the fight back to the streets. Primaries are vivid, black levels are deep and satisfying, and contrast is consistently filmic and strong. And oh the detail. The chips along the edges of the plastic characters. The fingerprints you'll catch sight of when the light hits Benny or Lord Business just right. The wear and tear of a fading decal. The imperfections of a brick. It's all there to be discovered and pored over in high definition. Edges are clean and natural, free from ringing or aliasing, and textures are refined and close-ups striking.
If you didn't already think the world of the animation, you will now. Better still, there isn't a hint of significant macroblocking, banding or any other encoding issue of note. This is about as pristine and impeccable as they come. Fans will be overjoyed. The LEGO Movie Blu-ray, Audio Quality Matching The LEGO Movie's video presentation high-point for high-point is Warner's wonderfully enveloping DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 surround track. In fact, the only nitpick I can even muster is that it isn't a 7.1 mix. And when that's your chief complaint, you know you're listening to something special. Low-end output is big and boisterous, throwing weight and power behind every blast, explosion, crash and collision, as well as lending presence to anything and everything that calls on the LFE channel for assistance. Rear speaker activity is both aggressive and playful too, latching onto every scattered block, incoming attack craft, lumbering machine, approaching robot or off-target Batarang launched across the screen.
Directionality is precise and involving, pans are smooth, and dynamics never falter. Dialogue isn't shortchanged either, arriving with ever-intelligible, impressively grounded voices that are never disconnected from the soundscape or compromised in any way. Masterfully prioritized, without issue or incident. This is about as good as The LEGO Movie -- or any animated movie for that matter -- could sound.‘The LEGO Movie’ Arrives on Disc June 17 Everything will be awesome this summer: Warner Bros. Home Entertainment and Village Roadshow Pictures will be releasing Phil Lord and Chris Miller’s The LEGO Movie on Blu-ray, DVD and Digital on June 17. And, there will be special treats in store on a special edition release… The LEGO Movie, which brought the globally popular brand to the big screen for the first time, stars Chris Pratt as Emmet, an ordinary minifigure who is mistaken for the prophesied MasterBuilder, and Will Ferrell as President Business, an uptight CEO who struggles to balance his plots for world domination with micro-managing his own life.