Piece by piece, A LEGO Brickumentary builds a cohesive look the history of the popular toy, and the current subcultures that have emerged around it. Technically the second "LEGO" movie in so many years, this documentary should not be mistaken for a follow-up to the smart and super-successful family comedy The LEGO Movie, from filmmakers Phil Lord and Christopher Miller. That's not to say Brickumentary isn't entertaining or lacks appeal for the product's primary target age group. Indeed, A LEGO Brickumentary is more colorful, engaging, and interesting than most things found in today's toy store. And it's also a pretty fun movie. The Lego MovieStar WarsStar WarsLord of the RingsMarvelHarry PotterLego Star WarsLego BatmanA LEGO BrickumentaryA LEGO Brickumentary Do you feel this content is inappropriate or infringes upon your rights? Click here to report it, or see our DMCA policy. What is your favorite winter tradition at school?Tie dying shirts with Dr. Autry (0%, 0 Votes)Yam day with Mr. Behnam (100%, 0 Votes)Total Voters: 0Start Date: Dec. 14, 2016 @ 8:16 amEnd Date: No ExpiryOut of the following choices, which is your favorite movie?
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Rated: RRuntime: 135 min.Starring: Doris Morgado, Hugh Jackman, Boyd Holbrook, Patrick StewartReleased: 3/3/2017Genre: ActionSynopsis: Set in the future, Logan and Professor Charles Xavier must cope with the loss of the X-Men when a corporation led by Nathaniel Essex / Mister Sinister is destroying the world leaving it to destruction... Showtimes for Thu, Mar 02 :7:30p Showtimes for Fri, Mar 03 :12:30p 3:45p 7:00p 10:00p Showtimes for Sat, Mar 04 :12:30p 3:45p 7:00p 10:00p Showtimes for Sun, Mar 05 :12:30p 3:45p 7:00pThe Gateway Arch in St. Louis The Gateway Arch Experiences (The Arch & Gateway Arch Riverboats) 707 North First Street St. Louis, MO 63102 A trip to St. Louis would be incomplete without visiting the St. Louis Arch. On our recent trip, we participated in two Gateway Arch Experiences: a ride on the Gateway Arch Riverboat and a ride to the top of the Arch. Both giving great views of the city and telling the rich history of St. Louis and her role in Western Expansion.
To the Top: The ArchIt is synonymous with St. Louis. I still remember my first trip to the top, when I was five years old. My ears popping as we rode the tram (that reminded me of Mork's egg from Mork and Mindy... something our kids certainly won't remember), the view below, marveling as the people appeared to be no bigger than ants, seeing the giant shadow of the arch's legs below, and the sheer awe of simply being that high in the sky. This year, I was excited to share that memory with my girls, my oldest also 5. Going to the top is a family memory must when you visit St. Louis, but there are a few things to keep in mind when you take kids. Tips for Taking Kids to the Top: You can purchase tickets in advance and schedule your trip so you won't have to wait to go. The best time to visit, to avoid crowds, is before 10am. There are no restrooms at the top, so be sure to take the kids before boarding the tram. To get to the top you ride in a tram (rides leave every 10 minutes) that resembles a giant egg and seats five.
You can climb aboard a sample tram in the lobby to preview the experience. The trip to the top takes four minutes, traveling at an average speed of 4mph. The ride is narrated and the climb to the top as the tram weaves it's way up goes by quickly. Once at the top, you'll be 630 feet in the air. You can stay and observe out little windows as long as you like. Don't forget the camera! Be sure you present it as great fun. Avoid saying things like, "Are you scared of going up so high?" If you don't plant the seeds, there is a chance they won't even consider being afraid. The Museum of Westward Expansion The Arch symbolizes the Gateway to the West and the Museum housed at her base, tells the story of America's early settlers. The museum is free and self-guided. Exhibits include Native American artifacts, covered wagons, maps, displays, and animatronic figures representing historic people who played a vital role in Westward Expansion, from Lewis and Clark, to Presidents, they tell the tales of the settlers.