The Lego Movie Movie Information

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Overall Rank: 419

Average Rating: 3.1/4

# of Ratings: 161

Theatrical Release Date: 02/07/2014

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 06/17/2014

Language: English

Genre: Animation, Comedy

MPAA Rating: PG

Director: Phil Lord, Chris Miller, Chris McKay

Actors: Will Ferrell, Liam Neeson, Alison Brie, Morgan Freeman, Will Arnett, Elizabeth Banks

Plot: A perfectly ordinary LEGO minifigure is mistaken for the legendary Master Builder and whisked away on a journey to stop a LEGO madman from gluing the world together. -- Chris Kavan

Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 05/30/2019

Engrossingly funny, original, and surprisingly moving, it's one of the best modern animated films.

Chris Kavan - wrote on 08/17/2014

I admit, I was skeptical when I first heard about them making a LEGO movie - a quick cash-grab, I said - stupid and utterly ridiculous but how wrong I was. This movie is tons of fun - the characters are as vibrant as the settings - and the voice talent, especially Morgan Freeman, Liam Neeson and Will Arnett are spot-on. Everything is Awesome will be stuck in your head for days - and the overall message is positive and told in a fantastic way. In short - easily the best animated movie of 2014 (though it doesn't have much competition) and one of the better surprises I've come across lately.

Amoeba Johnny - wrote on 03/02/2014

This was one of those increasingly rare kid movies that adults will enjoy too. There's enough humor and fun to be had by children of all ages (even those who are children at heart). It also has a great lesson at the end.

Indyfreak
Movie God

Potential Classic? Let's not go crazy people...

Indyfreak - wrote on 01/31/2015

The Lego Movie is probably the biggest surprise of 2014. I was like so many other people who thought this was going to be a dull dumb commercialized cash-in on a beloved cultural icon. As it turns out, we were all half-right. It most certainly IS a commercialized cash-in but this in no shape or form prevents it from being a bright, zippy, and sometimes clever film.
The animation is simply breathtaking in how much it closely resembles actual Lego pieces. Now that we've established that it's not a bad film by any means, the next question is whether it's the next Toy Story as some are touting? I myself would not go that far despite still having two 4' x 4' boxes chock full of my childhood Lego collection tucked away in my closet.
In truth, I'd find it pretentious had it not spent so …

Jacob Zembower
Producer

I miss Legos.

Jacob Zembower - wrote on 05/22/2014

The Lego Movie is simply a landmark in modern day animation, and an instant classic. Obvious care and artistry brim with vibrant energy and heart. And despite being titled 'The Lego Movie' never once does it come across as one big commercial wanting you to run out and buy as much Lego products. On the contrary, it truly inspires one to be creative, even if not everyone understands it, your imagination never gets too old or young. It must also be said that this is one of the funniest films, animated or not, of the entire year so far. The comedy is ingeniously hilarious, not just because the visuals/dialogue are already strong, but in how they are timed throughout. I never thought I'd be raving so much about a movie about legos, but it's simply wonderful, touching, ambitious, …

Itchy_Rabbit
Aspiring Actor

The Lego Movie: Review And Easter Egg

Itchy_Rabbit - wrote on 02/28/2014

Well, it seems like everyone has already seen The Lego Movie. So this review is probably just one of many.

I saw the movie over the weekend, and I thought it was pretty good. It had a nice message, and it had a lot if humor that the parents can enjoy, too.

One thing I liked: Everything was made from Legos. Now I know what you're thinking, “Well, duh.” But, would expect fire, water, and even smoke to be made completely out of Legos? I didn't, so I was pleasantly surprised. Also, the Legos did not “look” animated. They appeared to be actual Legos. They did not move in ways impossible for Legos, they just went to their Lego capabilities.

Another thing I noticed. At the beginning, Lord Business and Vitruvius fight over something called the “Kragle”. After Lord …