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crumbdoodlez

Small rotating Emmet on the 2ds

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#emmet #uni

sporesgalaxy

remember lego movie smear frames. remember how beautiful and genius lego movie smear frames were . are you listening to me. they used only real bricks. so it would look like stop motion. they used real bricks to make smear frames for minifigures doing gestures and stuff isnt that crazy. the lego movie smear frames

sporesgalaxy

do you remember the fucking lighting they used in the lego batman movie. did you fucking see that shit. fuck

sporesgalaxy

they put scratches on the digitally animated legos man.

headspace-hotel

The Lego Movie was really good actually

headspace-hotel

reasoning:

accurately predicted the present lurid hellscape of cheerful corporate brainwashing, consumption-based identity, and vapid, monopolized entertainment more precisely than any other dystopian media that I can think of

is an accessible introduction to cosmic horror. The main character describes "the man upstairs" as having "hands like giant pink sausages, like eagle talons mixed with squid," a description reminiscent of a human description of an eldritch horror. In-universe, the "real" human world is a reality that is so much higher and more complex than the characters' world that they can't normally perceive it—because their universe and its rules are simplified imitations of a larger "real" world. Objects (non-lego objects, like q-tips and nail polish remover) from the "human" world are treated as "relics" that have unnatural powers, because they operate by the rules of the "higher" reality—giving them the ability to do things like erase a side character's face. When Emmett falls into the abyss (off the table where the Legos are being kept) toward the end of the movie, he briefly understands that he's a Lego, which messes him up a little.

it's very meme-able and multiple times I have wanted to use a screencap as a reaction image but been unable to find a suitable screencap

oddlyre

I’d like to add one because I love this movie

Is incredibly fast paced so always has your attention. And by fast paced I mean most animated kids movies has a major turning point roughly 20 minutes in. The Lego Movies major turning point is just under 7 minutes in. SO much happens and it’s great.

The idea that creation and art is what connects us not mindless consumption spoon fed to us by big corporations

Tells kids to draw outside of the lines!!! Make something stupid make something fun. You don’t need to practice and be “good” at something because we all have ideas it’s about letting yourself explore them (double decker couch is stupid and wonderful)

Batman