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The Lego Movie

 

 

SCORE: 65

 

The Lego Movie 

 

The Lego Movie is an interesting film that can spark all kinds of debate on multiple topics. In some ways this movie can be very divisive. Before I get to that, let us embark on an exploration of Emmet - a completely normal construction worker. Emmet is so normal in fact he is pretty much invisible.

Emmet winds up embarking on an adventure across the different Lego lands. He was not even aware they existed. Emmet grows and developers until he eventually becomes a master builder. But The Lego Movie has a few unexpected twists and turns. I am not going to share them with Family Friendly Gaming since they fall under spoilers.

The voice actors do a really good job in The Lego Movie. The humor in this movie is high. Many times at the expense of certain characters and/or vehicles. The different attitudes are relayed quite nicely in The Lego Movie. Especially Batman and Superman. Shaq even has a moment.

The violence in The Lego Movie is strange. These are Legos so I get being knocked into pieces. What I do not get is the explosions and fire. Where is that coming from?

The Lego Movie teaches some questionable lessons. Like shun law and order to be creative. Everything that happens is awesome - no matter how bad. Don’t conform. Don’t follow the structure put in place around you. Don’t follow the rules, and don’t obey authority figures. What is most odd about these lessons is it comes out of Hollywood. Who complains about piracy. If viewers followed the lessons taught in The Lego Movie they would shun the payment system of order and law; instead they would pirate the movie. I doubt Hollywood would appreciate viewers doing that.

So why teach a lesson you do not believe in? I think they are trying to apply it to other systems like following God, and having a relationship with Jesus Christ. The man upstairs is shown as the one who needs to change in The Lego Movie.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 65%
Sound: 65%
Replay/Extras: 75%
Gameplay: 60%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%

System: DVD
Publisher: Warner Bros
Developer: Village Roadshow Pictures

Rating: ‘PG’ - Parental Guidance Suggested
{Mild Action and Rude Humor}


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