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jeez, I haven't even seen the movie yet and I'm obsessed

"Nothing goes down 'less I'm involved. No nuggets. No onion rings. No nothin'. A cheeseburger gets sold in the park, I want in! You got fat while we starved on the streets...now it's my turn!" -Harley Morenstein

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I loved this film, it felt fantastic to watch, like a feature long brickfilm, and I thought the humour was great. I didn't have too many expectations after the trailer but I was pleasantly surprised. And gauging by the ratings other people did too. There's a sequel already in the works!

I'm impressed that backyard got into the film.  I'm glad that we our represented in the film by a work made by a member of this site.  This is glorious!

I originally never entered that because I didn't think my flickery animation worthy to appear in the LEGO Movie, so I never even tried.

It's a shame, really, but if they want stuff for the LEGO Movie 2, I'm going to go for it.  Flicker is dead to me.

On the subject of the sequel, I think it would be interesting if it were set in the same universe, but not upon all of the same characters.  They did actually kill one off, though, so more would be fitting.  The primary team of heroes could be changed, but the old characters could still be in the film, just not all quite as prominent.
I think it would be cool if the new team involved another previously existing popular character like Batman.  It would also be cool to have another character from a classic LEGO theme like Benny.  Johnny Thunder, the Bat-Lord, or one of the Toa could be cool things to have.
The LEGO Universe is a vast place.  There is no end to the possibilities for adventure.  Of course, it could be a horrible thing, but it could be brilliant.  I'm quite keen to find out.

News people seem to like making things sound controversial when they're really not just to make things seem interesting.  They are ridiculous in a horrible way.

If it's an anti-business movie it couldn't possibly be made by a big business, but it is.

I loved when

I also really want to see Bionicle have some sort of a role, or at least an appearance, in the second one.  Seeing Bionicle animation that's mostly realistic in a movie like that would be the best thing ever. 

Apparently the Super Secret Police Dropship set coming out in the second wave has an UPDATED Johnny Thunder, which I am totally all for getting, he's like my favorite minifig ever and that's so cool! 

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Great film, enjoyed every second of it. Had great humor, story, and characters; and really, really, REALLY made me want to animate.

It almost made me cry to see how good everything looked and how impossible it is to get that look in no budget movies like mine, but it is something great to aspire to.

There have been plenty of examples of good kids movie sequels - Despicable Me 2, Shrek 2 (which is amazing), Toy Story 3 (which is a masterpiece) - but that doesn't stop me worrying that it could all go wrong.

That said, I hope the LEGO Movie's world is continued somehow. I'd love it if 2015 brought a new roster of sets based on the film, or spinning-off from the film: maybe a Cloud Cuckoo Land expansion, more Wild West stuff, some Bricksburg sets...I think that'd be awesome.

You know what else is awesome? EVERYTHING!!!

"Nothing goes down 'less I'm involved. No nuggets. No onion rings. No nothin'. A cheeseburger gets sold in the park, I want in! You got fat while we starved on the streets...now it's my turn!" -Harley Morenstein

I here is my review of the film and my thoughts on the sequel: http://pushoverproductions.weebly.com/b … views.html

I wouldn't be surprised if they end the next film with Emmitt saying "Go to LEGO.com to learn more", and then superimpose the Target and Walmart logos on the screen.

Easter eggs.