Bricks in Motion
We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
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300,042 views......Amazing. I still completely LOVE this film.
Last edited by General armendariz (March 5, 2010 (11:10pm))
wsow this was wonderful! the one thing i didnt like (And this isnt about the animation, just a minor storyline detail) by the time this game was made, the storm troopers all had blasters that shot red bolts, not blue. Still incredible though
Actually, it makes sense because this in in between the Galactic Civil War and The Clone wars. So, the stormtroopers had not yet changed their weapon types from blue to red.
I never decided to watch this until now, and sweet Jesus that was insane. That was more intense and well executed then half of the battles in Star Wars itself. The masking blew me away, I mean wow. Are you a god?
Last edited by Droid (March 6, 2010 (04:07am))
Only half?
Dog
probably one of the best lego movies i have ever seen.
Only half?
Dog
A half-blood!
Slytherins
GRIFFINDORE 4 EVA!!!
Dog
I loved this!! The first thing that popped into my head was, "that's what I WANTED to do in my film!" You nailed the cinematography for certain.
This would get a huge round of applause at the Cinequest screening in California that I attended this weekend.
If you can branch out into other medium (namely, 3D since it's the hot commodity) you might be able to hold down a career! (whatever that means 
)
Congratuations on an awesome showpiece.
-Robinson
Dear Fancypants,
Not sure if you know who I am, but I was an old-school member over at brickfilms.com and even reviewed all the films at one stage. I now have a three year old son - which means I haven't animated at all for many years.
Hands down this is one of the best brickfilms I've seen. Just loved it.
It inspired me to animate again yesterday. Thank you.
I am a high school teacher, and I teach one class dedicated to stop motion animation. I'll be showing your film in class tomorrow (and a couple of your tutorials).
It's been a long time since I filmed my light saber battle for Jedi Chronicles The First Duel (have to plug it now don't I?) http://www.thehowlingfantods.com/brickt … -duel.html, your film brought back everything I put into it.
Thanks again,
hali (nick)
I actually didn't watch this until just now. It's quite amazing. I wouldn't be one to use words like "masterpiece" with this, especially because it's more of a technical feat than anything else, but I was really impressed; seeing that kind of dynamic camerawork in a brickfilm is astounding.
EDIT: Let me add that I really hope you'll could find a way to combine this kind of technical virtuosity with equally good storytelling, as the result would be quite excellent.
Thanks Hali, I watched your video many times to help conjure ideas 
And that's really cool that you're going to show it at school, I wish my high school had a stop motion class!
Let me add that I really hope you'll could find a way to combine this kind of technical virtuosity with equally good storytelling
So do I.
Fancypants can right his own scripts. He's good like that.
Yeah, but I'd love to see a script of mine executed like THAT!
Then work hard on it, and maybe it will.
I thought I praised this film already, but apparently not.
Apart from being absolutely epic in almost every way, I feel that it lacked emotion, just like all the light saber duels in the latest starwars films. Though there was a nice piece of emotion in the end, I felt the rest of the film was just fancy moves.
I have a feeling that I'm going to get bashed now.
I thought I praised this film already, but apparently not.
Apart from being absolutely epic in almost every way, I feel that it lacked emotion, just like all the light saber duels in the latest starwars films. Though there was a nice piece of emotion in the end, I felt the rest of the film was just fancy moves.
I have a feeling that I'm going to get bashed now.
No, you're absolutely right.
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