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knowing it was charlie day just makes it so good ;3

TheWampaKing wrote:There truly isn't anything better than Charlie Day yelling "SPACESHIP"

This. My favorite part of the movie by far.

I took my 6-year-old niece to see this movie. She loved it. I'm so proud. *sniff*

None of my friends want to see it.

Time to make new friends.

and borrow a neighbor's kid

I have waiting for this film since August, and it was amazing. This is one of my favorite films, and it includes both animation and stop motion, about a third stop motion and a third animation. My favorite part was when Emmit drives the motor cycle in the begging, it was WAY better than I expected. The plot makes so much sense too! I thought it would have a terrible plot but it really turned out to interesting as well as funny. I went to see it twice even though I don't go to the movies much either.

No stop motion; it's entirely animation. They made sure to make the animation to mimic LEGOs as much as possible, and frequently mimicked stop motion.

Read this

http://stopmotionexplosion.com/blogs/bl ... ion-or-cgi

Wow, didn't know they snuck in a couple real pieces.

Not gonna lie. I want to buy legos after this movie

I did and and I did.

Not only the best animated movie I've seen since probably Rango, its one of the best \ funniest movies I've seen in a while

ScotchRobbins wrote:I need some kind of an excuse to see this movie. I'd have done it by now, except I can't get rid of that "it's a kid's movie" stigma.

Its a kid's movie?

It was seriously written like the original Star Wars movies and some of the best Disney movies-- where it caters to audiences of all ages.

LAVA89 wrote:Not only the best animated movie I've seen since probably Rango, its one of the best \ funniest movies I've seen in a while

ScotchRobbins wrote:I need some kind of an excuse to see this movie. I'd have done it by now, except I can't get rid of that "it's a kid's movie" stigma.

Its a kid's movie?

It was seriously written like the original Star Wars movies and some of the best Disney movies-- where it caters to audiences of all ages.

It has the stigma of a kid's movie. It's not something I'd pack up to see alone, even though I should without any reasonable doubt.

ArchAngel wrote:I did and and I did.

And i just got birthday money from my parents.


Dang. I'm gonna buy the jeans I need and put the rest towards scotch and legos. I am going to own spring break, bloodshot eyes and unintelligible speech be durned. The jeans will have everyone focused on my twerkable booty anyway.

I might see it this week! as for the legos I bought a lego movie set already