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Along with the first photos from the animated movie, the site reveals that the first trailer will arrive Wednesday, March 23.Back in 2014, Will Arnett voiced the mini-fig version of Batman in The Lego Movie, which went on to become a box office hit, taking in $257.7 million domestically and $469.1 million worldwide, from a $60 million budget. That movie's success lead to Warner Bros. announcing a number of spinoffs, with The LEGO Batman Movie arriving first next February, followed by Ninjago (September 22, 2017) and The Lego Movie Sequel (May 18, 2018). Will Arnett returns to voice Batman in this animated sequel, revealing to USA Today that the Lego version of the Batcave has gotten some serious upgrades."The Batcave is even better than we remembered it, it's awesome. But I also love getting into the ho-hum day-to-day of being Batman and what it's like to fight crime each day. Like the idea of Batman oversleeping his alarm clock makes me laugh. It really does humanize him."The story centers on Batman's solitary life in the Batcave and the only meaningful relationship in his life, with his butler Alfred (voiced by Ralph Fiennes).
The plot thickens when Batman's world is upended by the arrival of two sidekicks, Dick Greyson, a.k.a. Robin (Michael Cera) and Barbara Gordon, a.k.a. Batgirl (Rosario Dawson). Here's what director Chris McKay, who served as the animation director on The Lego Movie, had to say about the story, teasing that several other well-known superheroes will be featured in cameo appearances as well."We thought if we can tell a well-rounded, funny story that's action-packed, we can build a big movie around this character. Batman is an island onto himself, the only thing he doesn't have is relationships. We're making About a Boy as directed by (action director) Michael Mann. We're nothing but exhaustive about the cameos and other characters that try to enter Batman's life."The director is still in production in Australia, creating an intricate LEGO world for this beloved superhero. The director teased they're building an "entire city, the Batcave and vehicles," and they're going "deep into Batman's world."
The voice cast is rounded out by Zach Galifianakis as The Joker and Mariah Carey as the mayor of Gotham City. Be sure to check back on Wednesday for the first trailer, but until then, check out the new photos from The LEGO Batman Movie below. You (or someone you know) can pay & pick up online orders at a Kmart store - and even use an international credit card. U.S. shipping & delivery Get your order shipped or delivered to any address in the United States - including hotels. Via Sears, we ship to over 100 countries, so you can have your order shipped back home. Kmart International Online Shopping If you are planning to visit the United States, or have friends and family here, shop at Kmart to get everything you want - including gifts for yourself or others. Shopping online in the USA at Kmart couldn't be easier. You can pay for your order in a store or even use an international credit card. Once you place an order, you (or someone you know) can pick it up at a Kmart store, have it shipped or delivered to a U.S. address, and even have it shipped to over 100 countries - whatever is most convenient for you.
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Empire’s new cover story gets world-beating access with him on the set of Star Wars’ first anthology movie. Dissolute, hard-partying MVP of The LEGO Movie, Will Arnett's The LEGO Batman Movie gets this month’s stellar Pre.View up and leaping with a first look at the tiniest spin-off star in the DC-iverse. There are also world first looks at Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2, on-set reports from season 2 of The Man In The High Castle and Monster Trucks, and a chat with that nice Louis Theroux.Just three of the words you’re not going to hear used about The Greasy Strangler, a movie you really, really don’t want to take you nan too. Unless, of course, your nan happens to have a thing for grease-sploitation serial-killer movies in which good taste is booted through the nearest window. This one is shaping up to be 2016’s cult classic. Director Jim Hosking guides us through the madness. A blast from the past leads off this month's cinematic critiquing. Blair Witch, a surprise sequel, is back, but does the timber-based terror still have the power to bring cold sweats to the multiplex?
Woody wonders of a different kind are pondered with Woody Allen's Café Society reviewed, while there are two five-star raves this month. Pick up the issue to find out what's most worthy of your hard-earned. A powerful, polarising voice in American cinema for nearly 40 years, Oliver Stone seems to stand just outside Hollywood – metaphorically, not geographically – unafraid to tackle controversial subjects and divisive stories. Snowden, his latest, is another. We spoke to his closest friends and collaborators to find out what he's really like...Good news, though: they both bring new movie joys to help stave off the short days, chilly climes and any errant Wildlings in the area. All the biggest releases from the end of summer right through to the dark days of winter are covered in Empire’s bumper preview, from Doctor Strange and Fantastic Beasts to Jack Reacher: Never Go Back and Bad Santa 2. From those early, ill-fated days at Disney when his aesthetic proved just a bit too offbeat, Tim Burton has compromised not an iota.
In fact, that offbeat sensibility has been adopted by countless animators and filmmakers since. Still, no-one makes a Burton movie like the man himself. We went to find out what makes him 'ick'. This month’s Re.View is crammed with home entertainment goodness. There’s a Captain America: Civil War viewing guide – curated by its writers and directors – to get the ball rolling, with a vintage Hammer masterpiece, we binge-watch Chuck Norris and look back at The Commitments. Oh, and this month our agony uncle Billy Zane tackles holiday romances and Brexit. Everyone loves Sam Neill and everyone will love him even more when his new movie, the thoroughly ace Hunt For The Wilderpeople, lands in cinemas next month. We invited the great Kiwi into the hot seat as the new issue’s Empire Interviewee. Those Wilderpeople, as well as Dead Calm, dinosaurs, Red October and, yes, Event Horizon. It’s not everyday you get a Beatle in your magazine, so to have two is a coup. Ron Howard’s new documentary about the mop-topped popchart-toppers, The Beatles: Eight Days A Week, was a great excuse to get Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and the filmmaker together to shoot the breeze about their touring days, the movie and its surprising influence.