Lego HooksLego RackLego Coat RackChristmas Gifts Diy From KidsThe ChristmasChristmas CraftsDiy Boy GiftLegos LearnCheap ErinForwardYour little one will love this adorable coat rack that looks like giant Legos! Learn how to make one using wooden dowels from DIY On The Cheap. @Erin @ DIY On the CheapClocks 5 00Clock 23Alarm ClocksWatches AlarmLego WatchesKids WatchesKids 9009945Toys KidsLego 9009945ForwardReally cute Emmet alarm clock, it will really suit your Lego movie bedroom Submit a Buying Request Member since Aug 2015 wall art sticker decoration stick wall decal decor Cheap Self Adhesive 3d Window View the Lego Movie Wall Art Best Characters Quotable Movies & Television Design Cartoon For Wall Silicon Woman 3d Free Estimated delivery time: ships out within business days On-time Delivery in 37 days - Now with faster dispute resolution Customers Who Viewed This Item Also Viewed All Store Items On Sale. Product Name: Cheap Self Adhesive 3d Window View the Lego Movie Wall Art Best Characters Quotable Movies & Television Design Cartoon For Wall Silicon Woman 3d Free
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To proceed you will need to either sign in or create a new accountSign InIs the size listed for one panel or for both?by It looks like you are not signed in. To proceed you will need to either sign in or create a new accountSign InReviewsCustomer reviewssee all 17 reviews 4200 Write a reviewShared by Policies & PlansGifting plansPricing policyOnline Price Match.ReturnsReturns Policy.Sauce FunniesFunnies MemesMemes QuotesHumorLego Movie QuotesThe Lego MovieGiggles 113Wasn'T ListeningDorky ThingsForwardMy life in a pic. I saw this and I'm watching the Lego movie, and this scene…When I was young I lacked the patience and fine-motor skills to do much with Lego, but I spent a lot of time with friends whose bedrooms and basements bristled with elaborate, snapped-together spaceships and skyscrapers. There was always something of a gap between the care and imagination that went into the constructions and what you did with them after the building was done. Those intricate structures became, like just about everything else, stages for car crashes and action-figure duels.
Now and then there would be a pause for an argument about who was the bad guy and what the rules were, and then the battle would resume until it was time for a snack. “The Lego Movie” captures both the delight and the frustration of this kind of play. The visual environment created by the filmmakers (Phil Lord and Christopher Miller of “21 Jump Street” wrote and directed; the animation is by Animal Logic) hums with wit and imagination. Although the images are computer generated, they move, for the most part, according to the pleasingly herky-jerky logic of hand-guided stop-motion. You are always aware that you are looking at a world of interlocking plastic blocks, an illusion enhanced in the 3-D version of the film. Smoke, sand and water are all made out of Lego, as are high-rise cities, pirate ships, mountains and a zone of free-form fantasy called Cloud Cuckoo Land.The story is a busy, slapdash contraption designed above all to satisfy the imperatives of big-budget family entertainment.
There are fiery chases and hectic brawls, and a crowd of famous voices simultaneously enacting and lampooning the standard cartoon-quest narrative of heroic self-discovery. Pop-culture jokes ricochet off the heads of younger viewers to tickle the world-weary adults in the audience, with just enough sentimental goo applied at the end to unite the generations. Parents will dab their eyes while the kids roll theirs. The hero is a generic figurine named Emmet (Chris Pratt), who lives in a smiling conformist dystopia where the population follows the instruction manual, watches the same dumb television shows and listens to a peppy pop song (by Tegan and Sara) about how “Everything Is Awesome.” Not unlike reality, you might say, and there are a few mild, and mildly hypocritical, satirical darts thrown at the mind-controlling tendencies of the corporate media-marketing-entertainment complex.There is also a stew of kiddie-action elements: an ancient prophecy involving a wise wizard (Morgan Freeman) and a scheming supervillain (Will Ferrell);
a plucky rebel (Elizabeth Banks) who recruits the baffled Emmet into the resistance; and a whole lot of chases and fights interspersed with jokes. Many of those also provide moments of whimsical brand extension, celebrations of the synergy embedded in the film’s title. Movies are one of the vehicles that bring children into the universe of modern entertainment, a place where merchandising, franchised intellectual property and archetypal narrative flow together endlessly. Lego is another such delivery system, where you can play with cowboys, ponies, Batman, Harry Potter and the whole “Star Wars” crew. Binding “The Lego Movie” together is a “Matrix”-like conceit that turns the whole thing into an allegory about the nature of creativity and the meaning of amusement. As such, it encounters an obvious contradiction, one that bothered the 10-year-old Lego maven who accompanied me to the press screening. The overt message is that you should throw out the manuals and follow the lead of your own ingenuity, improvising new combinations for the building blocks in front of you.