Singing.

Good animation is not realistic animation.  You can have great looking animation without creating something dull or boring, unrealistic animation can achieve perfection.  I think that the perception that realism is the same as quality is poison.

As long as it's not Mamma Mia i'm not against it.

Hah.  I was just thinking to myself that my Geek Love Songs may be usable in a musical because they all deal with the same theme... pathetic geek in love.  If anyone wants to use the songs, by all means, you can.

Am I the only one who had to read that for at least 3 times?

Reading this thread currently is hilarious.

In NickDurron's "The Tompa City Menace", the lack of proper dialog makes the film a lot more interesting, and in some respects a lot more clever.

"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've pretty much given up on serious films.  I tried it once, it's just ludicrously hard to get someone to appreciate a serious Lego movie.

Now, I've showed a few people Grace, and they love it.  Most people say something along the lines of "Oh, bada**!" because it's a smooth fight scene with little Lego guys.  They tend only to pay attention during those fight scenes, though.  It's somewhat immature in our eyes, but that's what people want.

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You've  got that right. When I tell people I animate with lego, they think it is baby like.