You should definitely watch the other two. Lego Batman is so good. There were also a few Lego Star Wars TV specials a while back. They aren't quite as much fun though.
The film is full CGI, however, the way they animated it was unique; they created 3D CG models of every Lego piece and then they built everything we see in the software using those pieces and 'filmed' it in a stop motion style so that it looked as though they filmed it using physical Lego.
And another reason this film looked so great was they were able to render extreme darks and lights much like the human eye is able to see. So, sunlight, for example, looked extremely realistic. The guys at VFX Artists React covered 'The Lego Movie' in one of their videos: ruclips.net/video/D7Cv7x6jjYQ/видео.htmlsi=6gppev0xxhDRToJj&t=38
100% fellow Lego Space kid. For many years, whenever relatives would ask what to get me for Christmas/birthday presents, my parents would just say "any space Lego set." My favorite detail for Benny is the cracked helmet. That part was really weak and prone to cracking. I had several like that.
The brilliance of the "Lego movie" is exploring the idea of creativity. The father lost that creativity as so many adults do. -------- The son taught him the point of playing with Legos is to take simple blocks and make something new. -------- Its just like our kids teach us to be curious. -------- Such a deep message with the interaction of Will Farrel and his movie son.
@@tremorsfan I took my daughter to the Lego park in SAn Diego. She didn't get it because all the structures were completely built and didn't look like legos. -------- Sometimes legos have to partially built so folks can see the parts it takes to make a structure. It will let us imagine more.
@@tremorsfan They still exist. You can buy sets to build and then later take apart too. But the buckets and boxes of bricks do still exist. They have a bunch of random parts and some inspiration pictures that encourage making something new or adding on to other sets.
I had that space man Lego figure as a kid and he had the same broken bit on his helmet. It was a design flaw and they all would break that way. I smiled so much when I saw that. It was such any amazing little detail that I could totally relate too and might have been the only person in the theater to understand it's full significance as an inside, old school Lego history easter egg.
The part of this movie that gets me, is when The Father and son are talking at the end, and Will Ferrell asks his son, "If the construction worker could say something to Lord Business, what would he say?" , and his son says, "You don't have to be the bad guy". Imagine realizing that your son thinks you are the bad guy in his story. I would feel like the greatest failure as a Father if I heard that.
The shock of Jen losing Vitruvius was PRICELESS!!!!!! -------- Her mouth literally dropped to the floor. ------ Then comes ghost Vitruvius to restore confidence.
21:23 fun fact that Lego spaceship was actually made by one of the filmmakers when he was a kid in fact his mom personally mailed it to him for this movie.
It is *vitally* important to note that the name of the Lego set with the spaceship from 20:17 on is literally called "Benny's Spaceship, Spaceship, SPACESHIP!"
Who better to watch a toy-based movie with than the playful, fun Jen Murray? But of course, Jen's a great movie buddy no matter the genre. Thanks, Jen!
I couldn't agree more yes it 's such a great combo still at work now , so i don't want to spoil this for myself i 'm so looking forward to this later when i finally get to watch this and hear Jen's wonderful laugh and commentary 😊 🤘
So I work on construction sites; today I was watching the steel guys assemble the elevator shaft top and thought of this movie, pictured them singing Everything is Awesone, and nearly laughed out loud :)
0:45 Reminds me of Free Guy. Which reminds me that Jen really needs to watch Free Guy, she'll love it. 2:17 And she reminds me of Ramona Flowers. Jen also really needs to watch Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, she might like that one even more. 14:29 I love that that bottom if the Astronaut-Guy's helmet is broken, because the happened pretty much immediately if you took it off. 16:45 Goodbyes can be difficult or uncomfortable, but I would suggest that they're the best. After them, the Humans go away.
6:25 I never realized this until now but thats a reference to the original Lego figures all having the exact same face. And a really cool thing is they featured real sets old and new for when the movie was made. They also made sets of things you see in the movie. The pirate ship, ice cream truck, space ship, the mech, the double decker couch, the motorcycle, and the police car. They made more but I can't remember all of them. I have an Emmet figure somewhere too.
The trick of the double decker couch is that they need to be offset! Buddy of mine had a loveseat sitting around that we didn't have space for, so he built a frame and set it on that behind the actual couch and then set up a platform around it to enclose the whole thing. Was pretty great, had a projector we'd watch stuff on the wall with
😎👍 Although when it comes to CGI animation, people first think of Disney/Pixar and Dreamworks, this serves as a reminder that Warner Brothers also has put out handful of really nifty animated films over the last 20 years. In addition to their flagship LEGO franchise, there's "Happy Feet," "The Ant Bully," "Storks" and "Smallfoot" which are all also a lot of fun.
A few years ago I found a box of my Legos from the 80s in my parents' attic. I brought it home with me, dumped it all out onto the floor, and built a spaceship while periodically shouting "spaceship, Spaceship, SPACESHIP!!"
I built a bunk-couch with my roommates around 2003-4 so IMAGINE my surprise when this movie came out, and no, legs didn't dangle, the upper couch was on a platform that left enough room in front as a footrest.
6:37 😄There were _several_ toys I enjoyed playing with, as a kid, but _none_ as much as my legos. Those were an _unending_ source of entertainment for _years_ of my life. That's probably the main reason I enjoyed this movie, so much.
22:09 "I _am_ a _master builder!"_ And that's a totally awesome thing to _be, too._ That's the kind of thing _I_ once had dreams of becoming, back in the days when I would spend _hours_ and _hours_ just playing with legos. Legos are the kind of gift you give a kid when you note that the kid has creative and innovative inclinations that you want to nurture. Every engineer in the world, at one time, probably received many a Lego kit.
Lego was fun to play with, as a kid I got a new set every couple of months, with every set you got new pieces. Like tires, different sizes of gears, clear pieces to use as windows, hinges, rockets and other stuff.
I had some of the early Lego sets before they got too complex when I was a kid. (70's). We would make 'airplanes' with them with wings and tails and so on. Just like a regular plane. We also had an inground pool. We would take the planes we made and while in the pool we'd disassemble them. Shake out all the air bubbles and then reassemble them. Keeping them submerged as we did so. Keeping them under water we'd just let them sink to the bottom of the pool and as they did, they would 'fly' like regular airplanes. Swoop and bank, stall and even land. We had contest who could get closest to the drain or the farthest in the deep end.
This movie is so much fun. It’s got a stellar cast, great music, awesome animations and a heartwarming ending. Also definitely check out Lego Batman it’s fantastic.
I was never a Lego kid, mostly because my mom forbade them entry to the house after a set somehow destroyed a couple of vacuum cleaner engines. I did very much enjoy the Lego Star Wars and Indiana Jones games. For having zero dialogue, they were surprisingly funny.
Commenting early to boost the video🙂 won't be around for the premiere but Jen is a delight in this one everyone is in for a fantastic time 🥳enjoy everyone and don't forget to hit the like button if you would be so kind 🔥💙🔥💙
Wonderful edit this 🔥 pretty sure the song was talking about Jen's channel EVERYTHING IS AWESOME!! 🎶 🎵 Laser sharks , the superman theme unikittie and just stuff everywhere what's not to like 😅 . Loved watching this and will watch the premiere live chat over the weekend . Cheers Jen 🔥💙🔥💙
Luv how this movie really gets you in the mood to play with Legos! Lol I'm with Jen: "Now I want to play with Legos!" Great movie and reaction! This was nonstop fun! Thanks for sharing Jen ❤️💛
So, there are 4 theatrical movies in the WB Lego franchise. In release order they are The Lego Movie The Lego Batman Movie The Lego Ninjago Movie The Lego Movie 2 The Second Part But now the film rights for Lego transfered over to Universal, and the next Lego movie will be later this year and is the Pharrell Williams biopic Piece By Piece, which comes out in October.
Hey Murray Penny, oh wait, wrong movie!, lol! 😂 May I say, you're looking beautiful miss Jen, truly divine! 😊 The movie was fully CG although I believe the rule was, they could only use CG versions of real lego pieces. So if you created something that you couldn't build in the real world, then it couldn't be in the movie. They modeled every lego peace and then used the pieces to build CG objects, buildings etc. I have to say, the lego movies are definitely good fun to watch. I don't know if you're a gamer but the lego games, including the ones that are based on these movies, are quite fun to play also. I would definitely suggest watching the second one and there may be others that you might enjoy. A great reaction as always. Have a fantastic day, take care! ♥️😊
This was actually a huge surprise movie it me when I saw it in the theater with my two young Lego fanatic kids. ( I had to buy them legos, you know…. For THEM… right? For THEM) but this was a really good movie and it still holds up after several watches.
I know I'm in a vanishing minority but to me the "real" LEGO Movie of this time was Kastlevania 4, which came out in 2012 right here on YT. It's an indie project inspired by the Castlevania franchise, made mostly painstakingly in stop-motion using actual bricks. It's almost three hours long and spoken mainly in Finnish (with... somewhat decent subtitles), so not an easy watch internationally, but I think there's enough charm to it to warrant a watch, for anyone into A. Seeing a fun semi-parody adventure romp based on Castlevania or B. Watching those bricks in real action rather than digitally animated.
LEGO movie the 2nd part is pretty good but you're absolutely going to love LEGO Batman. I've heard LEGO Ninjago was good but I haven't seen it myself yet.
This is one of my top movies for sure. So much heart in the writing, the message, the Easter eggs, everything. Please watch Lego Batman and Lego Ninjago too, they are both equally as funny and heartwarming.
This movie always makes me think of "Freeguy" for some reason 🙂 Although i know they'd never do if would love to see 'Lego' do an "Event Horizon" style Sci-Fi....😁
This day brings many spoils, and a super-fun movie being covered by Jen & her Serious Girl Spectacles is another great way to shake off the shackles of the work-week and plunge headlong into a weekend of sitting around, sipping whiskey, smoking and toking, and watching cool stuff.👍 Cheers and Happy Weekend to all Y'all out there. 🥃☮❤
Legos can do no wrong! No matter how bad the source materials became: Star Wars mainly. I still have all the original Star Wars Legos starting from the late 90s. They are worth money, yes- but the sentimental value is even greater. They put really good detail in their designs is why I liked them so much! It’s also my personal opinion that I love the Lego Batman movie, even more than all the Christian Bale Batmans! Certainly more than George Clooney, or even the Val Kilmer one too
Loved that you watched the Lego movie!!! And would love you to watch the Lego movie 2!!!! I started collecting lego sets years ago(in 2013) and have so many sets now....what stated me collecting them was the star wars sets. They have of course spaceships, event sets from star wars and even a large r2d2 set...all I'm sure you would love to have yourself))). Anyways always enjoy your channel!!!!
I love this film, it's super sweet and fun. But it's also fun to overthink as a gnostic metaphor. Enlightenment superpowers from seeing the true reality!
21:01 "So I can make things the way they're _supposed_ to be. Dude, they're _legos!_ They're about the most brilliant, creative building blocks the human race has ever _devised!_ You don't make something like this and then insist they have to be assembled in just _one_ particular way, for the rest of _time._ Don't you want kids to experience _any_ creative growth?
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Anyone want to see more Lego movies?
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The Lego Batman Movie is wonderful, both as a Batman story and as an epic parody of action movies.
Lego Batman and Lego Movie 2 are both great.
Lego Batman has no business being as good as it is. I prefer it to some actual Batman films.
Lego Batman definitely.
You should definitely watch the other two. Lego Batman is so good. There were also a few Lego Star Wars TV specials a while back. They aren't quite as much fun though.
The film is full CGI, however, the way they animated it was unique; they created 3D CG models of every Lego piece and then they built everything we see in the software using those pieces and 'filmed' it in a stop motion style so that it looked as though they filmed it using physical Lego.
And have crazy details like fingerprints and wear
The film is CGI. The credits were stop motion.
And another reason this film looked so great was they were able to render extreme darks and lights much like the human eye is able to see. So, sunlight, for example, looked extremely realistic. The guys at VFX Artists React covered 'The Lego Movie' in one of their videos: ruclips.net/video/D7Cv7x6jjYQ/видео.htmlsi=6gppev0xxhDRToJj&t=38
I had the original space Lego, so I was always routing for him to build his "SPACESHIP!"
I had space Lego too. Complete with the cracked chin part of the space helmet!
I had some Space System sets but I preferred the Space Police that came out later.
100% fellow Lego Space kid. For many years, whenever relatives would ask what to get me for Christmas/birthday presents, my parents would just say "any space Lego set."
My favorite detail for Benny is the cracked helmet. That part was really weak and prone to cracking. I had several like that.
As far as 100 minute long adverts go, this may well be the best.
The brilliance of the "Lego movie" is exploring the idea of creativity. The father lost that creativity as so many adults do. -------- The son taught him the point of playing with Legos is to take simple blocks and make something new. -------- Its just like our kids teach us to be curious. -------- Such a deep message with the interaction of Will Farrel and his movie son.
I was in a Lego store recently and everything was pre designed sets. Whatever happened to a plain old bucket of bricks?
@@tremorsfan I agree. When I grew up there were no huge sets. So you had to build everything from your imagination.
@@tremorsfan I took my daughter to the Lego park in SAn Diego. She didn't get it because all the structures were completely built and didn't look like legos. -------- Sometimes legos have to partially built so folks can see the parts it takes to make a structure. It will let us imagine more.
@@tremorsfan They still exist. You can buy sets to build and then later take apart too. But the buckets and boxes of bricks do still exist. They have a bunch of random parts and some inspiration pictures that encourage making something new or adding on to other sets.
I liked sets, but what I loved was creating custom versions of their elements to suppliment them. I still do that now with games I buy.
I had that space man Lego figure as a kid and he had the same broken bit on his helmet. It was a design flaw and they all would break that way. I smiled so much when I saw that. It was such any amazing little detail that I could totally relate too and might have been the only person in the theater to understand it's full significance as an inside, old school Lego history easter egg.
I remember seeing the broken helmet in the trailer and thinking “Oh cool, the people making the movie actually get it!”
Well I do have 1 of it but Somebody stepped on it So I threw it away😥😓
The part of this movie that gets me, is when The Father and son are talking at the end, and Will Ferrell asks his son, "If the construction worker could say something to Lord Business, what would he say?" , and his son says, "You don't have to be the bad guy". Imagine realizing that your son thinks you are the bad guy in his story. I would feel like the greatest failure as a Father if I heard that.
The shock of Jen losing Vitruvius was PRICELESS!!!!!! -------- Her mouth literally dropped to the floor. ------ Then comes ghost Vitruvius to restore confidence.
21:23 fun fact that Lego spaceship was actually made by one of the filmmakers when he was a kid in fact his mom personally mailed it to him for this movie.
It is *vitally* important to note that the name of the Lego set with the spaceship from 20:17 on is literally called "Benny's Spaceship, Spaceship, SPACESHIP!"
I like the little detail that Benny the astronaut’s helmet is broken in the exact spot all my lego space helmets broke as well
I feel like I'm the only kid who never broke his lego, lol.
@@brandonparisien2381weirdo 😅
If you didn't know the people at Lego who design all the kits are called Master Builders.
'Always be happy!' with the picture of the smiling minifigure being eaten by a shark is such a funny little dark joke tucked in.
I was convinced that it was stop motion until I realized how INSANE that would have been 😂
Who better to watch a toy-based movie with than the playful, fun Jen Murray? But of course, Jen's a great movie buddy no matter the genre. Thanks, Jen!
@@kevinlewallen4778 Agreed 👍
@@e.d.2096 Thanks Eric!
I couldn't agree more yes it 's such a great combo still at work now , so i don't want to spoil this for myself i 'm so looking forward to this later when i finally get to watch this and hear Jen's wonderful laugh and commentary 😊 🤘
I love Jen. She’s so fun. If I knew her in real life she’d definitely be in my circle of friends.
Everything is awesome
Everything is cool when you’re part of Jen’s team
Everything is awesome
When we’re watching her stream
Cheesy lyrics, but not inaccurate lol
Walking across a bed of Legos is braver than walking across a bed of hot coals 😂
So I work on construction sites; today I was watching the steel guys assemble the elevator shaft top and thought of this movie, pictured them singing Everything is Awesone, and nearly laughed out loud :)
Especially loved yobur reaction when the millenium falcon showed up.....
R.I.P. Bob Newhart (1929-2024)
Loved Bob Newhart. His TV shows were hilarious. Check out his appearance on Conan O'Brien's podcast. Even at advanced age, he was sharp and funny.
1:51 fun fact that five hour title card was actually some thing the filmmakers build out of actual lego and just took a photo of.
0:45 Reminds me of Free Guy. Which reminds me that Jen really needs to watch Free Guy, she'll love it.
2:17 And she reminds me of Ramona Flowers. Jen also really needs to watch Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, she might like that one even more.
14:29 I love that that bottom if the Astronaut-Guy's helmet is broken, because the happened pretty much immediately if you took it off.
16:45 Goodbyes can be difficult or uncomfortable, but I would suggest that they're the best. After them, the Humans go away.
If you haven't watched Free Guy, it's basically this with some elements of Tron. It totally rocks too. Oh, Batman Lego is terrific as well.
This movie is so freaking adorable and fun! Definitely check out the rest!
6:25 I never realized this until now but thats a reference to the original Lego figures all having the exact same face. And a really cool thing is they featured real sets old and new for when the movie was made. They also made sets of things you see in the movie. The pirate ship, ice cream truck, space ship, the mech, the double decker couch, the motorcycle, and the police car. They made more but I can't remember all of them. I have an Emmet figure somewhere too.
So glad to join in on the fun while I'm at work... EVERYTHING IS AWESOOOOOOOMMMMEEE! ❤️
Jen, you will never look at nail polish remover the same again. ------- Now that's it's the "Polish Remover of Niel!!!!!!!"
One of three movies that made me laugh so hard that I hurt myself. The other two were Duck Soup and The Kentucky Fried Movie.
The trick of the double decker couch is that they need to be offset! Buddy of mine had a loveseat sitting around that we didn't have space for, so he built a frame and set it on that behind the actual couch and then set up a platform around it to enclose the whole thing. Was pretty great, had a projector we'd watch stuff on the wall with
😎👍 Although when it comes to CGI animation, people first think of Disney/Pixar and Dreamworks, this serves as a reminder that Warner Brothers also has put out handful of really nifty animated films over the last 20 years. In addition to their flagship LEGO franchise, there's "Happy Feet," "The Ant Bully," "Storks" and "Smallfoot" which are all also a lot of fun.
A few years ago I found a box of my Legos from the 80s in my parents' attic. I brought it home with me, dumped it all out onto the floor, and built a spaceship while periodically shouting "spaceship, Spaceship, SPACESHIP!!"
They released a new spaceship kit based on this movie. Guess what it was called?
Your random noises and laughs are way too adorable 🥰
10:00 Fun fact that’s the nickname the local company gave to their Lego designers who actually build the stuff they’re making.
I built a bunk-couch with my roommates around 2003-4 so IMAGINE my surprise when this movie came out, and no, legs didn't dangle, the upper couch was on a platform that left enough room in front as a footrest.
6:37 😄There were _several_ toys I enjoyed playing with, as a kid, but _none_ as much as my legos. Those were an _unending_ source of entertainment for _years_ of my life. That's probably the main reason I enjoyed this movie, so much.
22:09 "I _am_ a _master builder!"_
And that's a totally awesome thing to _be, too._ That's the kind of thing _I_ once had dreams of becoming, back in the days when I would spend _hours_ and _hours_ just playing with legos.
Legos are the kind of gift you give a kid when you note that the kid has creative and innovative inclinations that you want to nurture. Every engineer in the world, at one time, probably received many a Lego kit.
No Legos were stepped on during this movie.
Lego was fun to play with, as a kid I got a new set every couple of months, with every set you got new pieces. Like tires, different sizes of gears, clear pieces to use as windows, hinges, rockets and other stuff.
I love Princess UniKitty! 😂😂😂
I had some of the early Lego sets before they got too complex when I was a kid. (70's). We would make 'airplanes' with them with wings and tails and so on. Just like a regular plane. We also had an inground pool.
We would take the planes we made and while in the pool we'd disassemble them. Shake out all the air bubbles and then reassemble them. Keeping them submerged as we did so. Keeping them under water we'd just let them sink to the bottom of the pool and as they did, they would 'fly' like regular airplanes. Swoop and bank, stall and even land. We had contest who could get closest to the drain or the farthest in the deep end.
This movie is so much fun. It’s got a stellar cast, great music, awesome animations and a heartwarming ending. Also definitely check out Lego Batman it’s fantastic.
I was never a Lego kid, mostly because my mom forbade them entry to the house after a set somehow destroyed a couple of vacuum cleaner engines. I did very much enjoy the Lego Star Wars and Indiana Jones games. For having zero dialogue, they were surprisingly funny.
Commenting early to boost the video🙂 won't be around for the premiere but Jen is a delight in this one everyone is in for a fantastic time 🥳enjoy everyone and don't forget to hit the like button if you would be so kind 🔥💙🔥💙
Good word choice, Ian. I always find Jen a delight.
Wonderful edit this 🔥 pretty sure the song was talking about Jen's channel EVERYTHING IS AWESOME!! 🎶 🎵 Laser sharks , the superman theme unikittie and just stuff everywhere what's not to like 😅 . Loved watching this and will watch the premiere live chat over the weekend . Cheers Jen 🔥💙🔥💙
Lego Batman is my Lego movie so yes to that. While Lego 2 may not be as good as the original I would still live to see tou watch it!
Luv how this movie really gets you in the mood to play with Legos! Lol I'm with Jen: "Now I want to play with Legos!" Great movie and reaction! This was nonstop fun! Thanks for sharing Jen ❤️💛
"Hey, they're making a Lego movie." 'That's the stupidest idea I've ever heard.'
So, there are 4 theatrical movies in the WB Lego franchise. In release order they are
The Lego Movie
The Lego Batman Movie
The Lego Ninjago Movie
The Lego Movie 2 The Second Part
But now the film rights for Lego transfered over to Universal, and the next Lego movie will be later this year and is the Pharrell Williams biopic Piece By Piece, which comes out in October.
Hey Murray Penny, oh wait, wrong movie!, lol! 😂
May I say, you're looking beautiful miss Jen, truly divine! 😊
The movie was fully CG although I believe the rule was, they could only use CG versions of real lego pieces.
So if you created something that you couldn't build in the real world, then it couldn't be in the movie.
They modeled every lego peace and then used the pieces to build CG objects, buildings etc.
I have to say, the lego movies are definitely good fun to watch.
I don't know if you're a gamer but the lego games, including the ones that are based on these movies, are quite fun to play also.
I would definitely suggest watching the second one and there may be others that you might enjoy.
A great reaction as always.
Have a fantastic day, take care! ♥️😊
Like Legos themselves, this movie is definitely for everybody in the best way. Great messages too.
The natural follow-up to this is the Lego Batman Movie from 2017. The humor is even better with plenty of Batman and Lego tropes start to finish.
Everything is awesome
Weird Fact from experience : the whoosh sound isn’t on the dvd version but it’s on the digital version of the movie 😂
This was actually a huge surprise movie it me when I saw it in the theater with my two young Lego fanatic kids. ( I had to buy them legos, you know…. For THEM… right? For THEM) but this was a really good movie and it still holds up after several watches.
Lego Batman next! And who would have thought a possible pickup line could be "Hey, I have Lego's back at my place."
Would love you to see the 2nd Lego movie!!!! Always enjoy your reactions!!! I just watched your "o brother where art thou" movie reaction
Being a Lego figure must be hell. You're stepping on Legos with every step you take.
I especially like how Emmet suddenly understands his dad at the end.
Welcome to the "randomly singing 'Everything is AWESOME!!'" club.
Jen doubling down on the double couch. Believe!
First: I'm Sorry for My BAD Ice-Breaker🤐and Second: I Honestly did Enjoy this Reaction😀Thank You, Jen!👍
I love that the bad cop/ good cop is Liam Neeson
One does not 'play' legos, one builds with Lego. A serious distinction for a serious plastic brick.
I know I'm in a vanishing minority but to me the "real" LEGO Movie of this time was Kastlevania 4, which came out in 2012 right here on YT. It's an indie project inspired by the Castlevania franchise, made mostly painstakingly in stop-motion using actual bricks.
It's almost three hours long and spoken mainly in Finnish (with... somewhat decent subtitles), so not an easy watch internationally, but I think there's enough charm to it to warrant a watch, for anyone into A. Seeing a fun semi-parody adventure romp based on Castlevania or B. Watching those bricks in real action rather than digitally animated.
The Mark Mothersbaugh (of Devo) score is excellent.
I love this movie! So glad you uploaded this today!!!
Lego movie 2 and Lego Batman are extra super duper fun movies! you will LOVE LOVE LOVE em
Love the lite hearted reaction Jen ♥ 😊
Thank you so much and for your Wonderful, lovely Joy ☺️
Batman was excellent. Definitely worth a watch.
Lego Batman next?
7:38 glad you said that because they actually named her after DJ.
There is a Lego Movie 2, it's actually pretty good and worth a watch
0:55 "This looks awesome" ... just wait for the song.
Spaceship!!! Spaceship!!! Spaceship!!! Spaceship!!!
Everything is awesome.
Jen you totally need to react to the Leggo Batman movie it is Adorably funny
LEGO movie the 2nd part is pretty good but you're absolutely going to love LEGO Batman. I've heard LEGO Ninjago was good but I haven't seen it myself yet.
The Lego Ninjago movie is absurd on ten. The film does break the show's canon, most do not notice.
I love this movie so much. ❤
Thanks for another fun reaction!
This is one of my top movies for sure. So much heart in the writing, the message, the Easter eggs, everything. Please watch Lego Batman and Lego Ninjago too, they are both equally as funny and heartwarming.
I love the detail of the broken part on the blue space helmet
This movie always makes me think of "Freeguy" for some reason 🙂
Although i know they'd never do if would love to see 'Lego' do an "Event Horizon" style Sci-Fi....😁
Lord and Miller also directed the surprisingly good 21 Jump Street movie. You should check it out if you haven’t seen it.
This day brings many spoils, and a super-fun movie being covered by Jen & her Serious Girl Spectacles is another great way to shake off the shackles of the work-week and plunge headlong into a weekend of sitting around, sipping whiskey, smoking and toking, and watching cool stuff.👍
Cheers and Happy Weekend to all Y'all out there. 🥃☮❤
Now we need lego movie two and the lego batman movie! Awesome!
The Special = The One... a wildly inventive movie with a lot of Matrix vibes.
Legos can do no wrong! No matter how bad the source materials became: Star Wars mainly. I still have all the original Star Wars Legos starting from the late 90s. They are worth money, yes- but the sentimental value is even greater. They put really good detail in their designs is why I liked them so much! It’s also my personal opinion that I love the Lego Batman movie, even more than all the Christian Bale Batmans! Certainly more than George Clooney, or even the Val Kilmer one too
Loved that you watched the Lego movie!!! And would love you to watch the Lego movie 2!!!! I started collecting lego sets years ago(in 2013) and have so many sets now....what stated me collecting them was the star wars sets. They have of course spaceships, event sets from star wars and even a large r2d2 set...all I'm sure you would love to have yourself))). Anyways always enjoy your channel!!!!
24:27 Fun fact the end credits is in stop motion.
If you liked this movie, you gonna love the Lego Batman movie. It’s actually a surprisingly incredible Batman movie
I love this film, it's super sweet and fun. But it's also fun to overthink as a gnostic metaphor. Enlightenment superpowers from seeing the true reality!
Best advertisement ever.
Everything is AWESOME reaction. Thanks. And sorry, street.
bang bang, shoot shoot
Benny is the best character
21:01 "So I can make things the way they're _supposed_ to be.
Dude, they're _legos!_ They're about the most brilliant, creative building blocks the human race has ever _devised!_ You don't make something like this and then insist they have to be assembled in just _one_ particular way, for the rest of _time._ Don't you want kids to experience _any_ creative growth?
10:11 The orphan kids just trying to watch a fun Lego movie: 😢
Yay!
We need a reaction video of Jen watching "Is it Cake?"
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1:04 You know according to the company the plural definition for Lego is just Lego.
Morgan Freeman is underrated as a comedic actor.
I would gladly play Legos with you, Jen! 😁