THE LEGO MOVIE – REVIEW
THE LEGO MOVIE – REVIEW
What would seem to be a giant advert for
Lego, turned out to be a film that is much more then just that, it’s a story
that is quite the endearing, fun filled humorous adventure.
The LEGO Movie is a 3D animated film which
follows lead character, Emmet a completely ordinary LEGO mini-figure who is
identified as the most "extraordinary person" and the key to saving
the Lego universe. Emmet and his friends go on an epic journey to stop the evil
tyrant, Lord Business.
The Lego Movie is a colourful, beautifully
animated film that takes you on an adventure unlike anything you have seen in
recent times.
The wonder, magic and fun of the Lego film,
certainly derives in part from the fact that somehow the creators of this film
have managed to create a world entirely out of Lego.
It’s a feat that’s mainly down to ample
amounts of imagination, innovation and inventiveness. It’s clear to see that
story was well crafted together by people who were having fun all the way
creating this spectacular show.
One of the main themes of the film derives
from everyone’s real life experiences with Lego; that is, either follow the
directions of how to build the thing or ignore the directions and let your
imagination flourish with these toy bricks.
For them to bring something like that into
the story and for it to make sense in the narrative, shows audiences just how
much thought went into this film. It’s by no means a senseless money-grabbing
venture, but one that has been well thought-out and crafted.
This is a film that will be easily enjoyed
by children, for its colourful mind bending visuals, colourful characters and
fun adventures, but for adults as well with its tongue and cheek humour and
satirical nature.
The cast of this film is phenomenal with
Will Ferrell, Elizabeth Banks, Charlie Day, Chris Pratt, Will Arnet, Morgan
Freeman, Liam Neeson, Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum, Alison Brie, Dave Franco and
many others all lending there voices to bring these toys alive.
There is also a wide range of cameos of
characters from all walks of fiction and non-fiction that manage to make
appearances in the film to the sheer delight of its audiences.
The Lego Movie is a film with something for
everyone, with ample amounts of energy and fun, it’s a film that entertains yet
also manages to be quite touching and endearing to all who have the pleasure of
watching it.
My Rating
9/10
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