Morgan Freeman.

Oh lawl, that Freeman.

It was an okay movie to see, pretty juvenile, though. The best part of the movie was the last 20 minutes.

Juvenille, it was a little at times. It is a movie about Legos after all so you don't expect it to try to take itself too seriously. It's no "Wolf of Wall Street", but it was still well executed and a lot of fun.

I will commend its production values and comic relief. Plus, OMG UNIKITTY!!

:D everything is awesome

everything IS awesome!

i think we going to see this weekend with some of friend :D

You truely will believe that everything can be awesome.

Everything is awesome! Everything is cool when you're part of a team!

That movie was a giant LEGO commercial.

*cough* transformers *cough*

It was, but it was also a commercial that you could enjoy. Then again, I don't think Lego needs as much of a better commercial than the weight their name already has.

LEGO is... wow. LEGO had more of an influence on humans than Barbie. They don't really need anymore publicity to become well known. Though I think most of the adults that watched it went out and bought a LEGO kit :}

If they made a "we're stepping on legos" joke, I'll buy a ticket RIGHT NOW.

They didn't, but the movie still had a good payoff.

lol Did you notice what the wizard's staff was? I couldn't stop laughing when I figured it out! XD

Ha ha yeah, I noticed.

I stared and stared at that green thingy everytime it was shown in close-up, but couldn't figure out what it was...

It was a lollipop that had been mostly chewed on, lol

So, between Lego and 300 2, you would go for Lego?

I'd be able to say once I see 300: RoaE, but the answer would probably be Lego.

It kinda surprises me that there's a Lego movie in theaters, most of the ones I usually see are on T.V.

I think the key difference between those is that the movie had the fact they were Lego was central to the plot instead of it being the medium for the plot.

I'm not sure I quite understand, are you saying they know that they're Lego but still have the personalities of the people they represent?

What I mean is how the writers focused the stories. In the made for TV Lego stuff. It's more like a story is being told to fit the line of Lego kits, but the characters and setting happen to be Lego. It could work by itself even without the characters being Lego. In the movie, the fact that the characters are Lego is actually central to the main plot, and depends on them being Lego in order to work.

Oh, I get it now.

So The lego movie is worth?
Wil check then; if it's as awesome as their video game series XD