Bricks in Motion
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What? No one has mentioned Dr. Jobs and His Scary Laboratory: Part 1?! I am ashamed of all of you. >:<
I just felt too burned from never getting a conclusion.
I'm not sure if anyone has posted this before, but I think the LEGO Beer Song is classic
Lolwut? 
I think that MooCJ's "Framed" could be a classic in a few years.
-JK
Aladibababad is a classic too, I believe. I love it's humor, and it was actually a film I laughed at. I also think that The Dandelion will be a classic. I personally think it believe it deserves better praise, but I'm just saying.
martx96 wrote:I'm not sure if anyone has posted this before, but I think the LEGO Beer Song is classic
Lolwut?
Since the LEGO Beer Song was the first LEGO Muuvey I ever saw (although its not that bad) I do consider it classic simply due to the nostalgic days before I could Brickfilm and when I fantasied about creating nostalgic movies about stories I enacted from my childhood. The Golden Days before I realised that I hardly have enough time to film, that Youtube is filled with brainless squids, that copyright rules the world, that forrestfire101 exists, and that Brickfilming can be the most enjoyable and the most frustrating hobby ever at the same time.
I have a lot of bad Youtube LEGO Muuveys that suck in comparison to the Brickfilming Greats, but are nostalgic to me.
Oh, and I know this was months ago, but:
All of the Mr Socially Impaired episodes are classics, they go into great detail with their characters, the plots have lots of twists and turns, and there's never anything to unbelievable.
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It's true Max, it's true...
I am a classic but i'm not a brickfilm 
The Magic Portal is the REAL classic here olol
The Pilgrim's Son will become a classic in a few years.
It's an instant classic, I don't understand why does it have to wait some years.
The Magic Portal
I also think that The Dandelion will be a classic. I personally think it believe it deserves better praise, but I'm just saying.
Yeah, I love The Dandelion. It definatley deserves more attention.
Zombie Attack II: No More Room in Hell is a classic too, IMO. Also, Alien Parasites is a classic, due to the sheer awesomeness and psychedelicness that oozes from every frame. I can't wait for Zombie Attack III: And Thou Shalt Kick Ass and Alien Parasites: Part 2.
Basically, every B-Movie in Bricks is awesome. They are created with so much love and knowledge to a genre that I also love. Every single frame of animation bleeds with win.
And blood.
Y'know what's classic? Those 80's (I think) stop-motion LEGO Studio commercials. Aw yeah.
Sorry if someone already said, but The Letter was one of the first I ever saw.
Could someone give me a link to "About A Door"?
Mmm... I'm not really sure...
There are a lot of ways people use the word classic. So it's really rather hard to say. xD
Bit something that's classic, at least to me, would be Monty Python and the Holy Grail in LEGO. It was the first brickfilm I ever saw, and since then I've watched it dozens of times through the years. Another one would be Average Death Star Day. It was another one of the first I saw.
Y'know what's classic? Those 80's (I think) stop-motion LEGO Studio commercials. Aw yeah.
Those were in the early 2000s.
Thunderbolt wrote:Y'know what's classic? Those 80's (I think) stop-motion LEGO Studio commercials. Aw yeah.
Those were in the early 2000s.
Oh.
Thunderbolt wrote:Y'know what's classic? Those 80's (I think) stop-motion LEGO Studio commercials. Aw yeah.
Those were in the early 2000s.
No, he's talking about these ones:
http://www.youtube.com/user/LEGOsports
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