They… they did it. They took the classic “protagonist says speech to villain to make them good” cliche. And made it actually emotional and work. I- I can’t this scene is just so damn emotional AND THIS IS IN A MOVIE ABOUT FUCKING LEGOS
It could have been another soulless toy commercial in disguise as a feature-length motion picture, because lord knows we've seen enough of those already (and we're sick of 'em). But this movie was way different on a positive level. It had heart and soul put into it, with a poignant message to boot about what we as creators in any field of expression, including Lego, are capable of.
0:31 this scene becomes ever more touching when you realize it’s Finn telling all of that to his father. Despite not liking the fact that he doesn’t let him play with his legos, he still thinks like that of his dad. It’s really touching and beautiful.
As someone who hates the cheesy you don’t have to be the bad guy speeches, this is the best that it has ever been done, I almost cry every time that I hear it
The first time I saw this movie, I had recently lost my job and was deeply depressed. I was laying on the couch and saw this movie and was suprised how good it was. Then this scene came on and I lost it. A kids cartoon hit me right in the feels and gave me hope. This scene and this movie mean so much to me and I hope it helped a lot of other people.
I was in a very similar situation when I first watched this movie. Was so surprised at how meaningful and deep this was for a kid's movie at the time. Definitely a rare gem!
I still listen to this speech to this day. Every time I watch this movie I cry like a baby. Never have I felt so important than when listening to these words
@@Flavi69 thank you I really appreciate this. Around the time I wrote this I had gotten a new job that paid even more than the one I lost and I had a much better apartment. And now years after even that I'm married, own my own home, and make more than twice as much as the job I lost. Im able to help my parents and even my wife parents and hopefully we'll soon have a kid to get grey hair over lol To anyone in a bad place, please don't give up. There are people who care about you. Any time I feel down, I remember this scene and I feel better.
@@NDUWUISI I’m really happy to see that your life is a success now. Don’t ever give up on things, think of the positive things and they might happen (I hope they do) and may God Bless you ❤️
that transition from lord business’ somewhat comedic walk to emmet with the big boots to finn’s dad walking to him with that same height perspective is a beautiful piece of cinema.
As much as I love Chris Pratt for being Star Lord, I’ll ALWAYS remember him for this role. His performance as Emmet in this movie - especially in this scene - hit me hard, and… man. I can’t describe how beautiful it was.
This speech speaks to us all. We don't have to identify ourselves with one label and think that is all we're good for. Everyone is full of potential and can do amazing things. It is important to remind everyone to remind everyone they're actually worth something no matter what they have done or how they see themselves. Sympathy and words is all it takes.
I still can’t believe this movie wasn’t even nominated for an Oscar but Frozen was and won the award. This movie was an A plus on every level and the main people behind it, Phil Lord and Chris Miller deserved every praise they got. It just shows how much the Academy doesn’t care for animation and should have a specific group of people who know about each specific category choose the nominees and winners for each category.
Well actually The Lego Movie came out in 2014 and Frozen in 2013, but your point still stands. This was so much better than mediocre Frozen. The academy has always made stupid decisions about the Best Animated Feature Winner. In 2012, they picked Brave over Wreck-It Ralph. In 2016, they picked Zootopia over Moana (though those movies were probably more close to being the same quality as one another). They even nominate the wrong movies. In 2017, they nominated the Boss Baby alongside Coco (thank god Coco stomped it). In 2004, they had the audacity to put Shark Tale in the same category as the Incredibles and Shrek 2, like bruh 🤦🏽♂️. In 2018, they nominated Ralph Breaks the Internet next to Into the Spider-Verse. And like you said, they didn’t even nominate The Lego movie, yet they nominated Big Hero 6. Sorry for my little rant, but I 100% agree with you. The academy has had a bias towards Disney/Pixar when it comes to the Best Animated Feature award for at least most of its existence. AND always seems to choose films that don’t even deserve to be there, all because they appeal to a larger audience (most of whom are children).
@@GabesEdtiz as much as I love the Lego Movie (it's in my top 10) and The Song of the Sea, The Tale of the Princess Kaguya should have won that year (literally my favourite movie) instead of mediocre Big hero 6
This always make me cry. I've always been kicked down by people saying I can't make it, I'm not good enough, Why do I bother trying. Just hearing this is just makes me feel like I can do something that I'm really good at. It makes me like I'm truly special and I can make a difference.
This is one of the very few instances of the “The good guy convinces the bad guy to become good, despite all of the bad that he’s done” cliche actually working well within a movie
You dont have to be, the bad guy You are the most talented, most interesting and most extraordinary person in the universe. And you are capable of amazing things because you are the special, and so am i and so is everyone. The prophecy is made up but it’s also true right now, it’s about you and you still can change everything.
This gets me crying every time. I've struggled with serious self-esteem issues and had to go to therapy a while back. I thought nothing was worth anything for roughly 5 years, and for my whole life I've had serious anger issues which means I've always been seen as just some angry little asshole. First time I watched this film I was very little, way before I developed the self-esteem issues so I just thought "aw that's sweet". I recently watched it just after I completed my therapy and left school (turns out my school was the source of all of my problems) and I just cried. Chris Pratt carries this whole scene and makes it as incredible as it is, can't believe he didn't get any awards for his performance in this
@HairlessLittleLass Glad to hear you've found yourself enjoying your journey more lately! I hope thats still true 5 months later. My little brother is also someone who is seen as 'just an angry little asshole' and I'd love to gain some insight on a way I could help him gain some confidence. Understanding someone and knowing how to help them doesn't always come together in the same package unfortunately...
Thats awesome stuff. And I love the fact this film can be both a artistic masterpiece in terms of uniqueness, absolutely hilarious, and be able to touch a soul all at once. Not many can do that
Was watching this movie on an airplane. I was sitting in between strangers and crying was the hardest NOT to do during this scene. This scene spoke a lot too me.
I still have no idea how Lord and Miller made one of the best animated features ever made out of lego but I'm glad they did. This scene has stuck with me ever since and it is such a beautiful message. The first time I saw this I was blown away.
This is hands down the greatest motivational speech in all of cinematic history. There is not a person alive that wouldn’t feel uplifted by these words.
The LEGO Movie is filled with absolutely hilarious scenes and saying, but this scene is so touching, it’s what makes this movie my favorite. Seeing Finn talking to his dad and seeing his dad realize that he is Lord Business. It makes me cry every time I see this scene.
Its incredible that a moment of real acting is what ties together an animated lego movie. This moment here is the entire reason for the film. Actual Masterpiece
Im probably mentally ill or something but honestly the way Chris Pratt said this line sounded so raw and full of emotion that I was actually touched by it. I dont really get compliments. But hearing this gives me some hope. One day ill have someone wholl see me as special and captivating as i see them.
You don’t have to be the bad guy. You are the most talented, most interesting, and most extraordinary person in the universe and you are capable of amazing things and you are the special and so am I, and so is everyone. The prophecy is made up but it’s also true. It’s about all of us and right now it’s about you. And you still can change everything. The best lines out of the movie.
Honestly this animation has alot to say. In this scene emmet is talking to the president and it's also a replika of what the son wants to tell his father. But it's also what emmet learned and wants to tell himself . That he IS SPEACIAL even tho everybody told him he's not or his ideas ( the double decker couch) is stupid. So is everybody else. It also says alot about the LEGO company. How there is instructions for eveything but you don't have to always follow them and you can get creative with them cause every idea is a good idea (double decker couch) if you BELIEVE ( the cat poster). Honestly for me this is a combination of great messages and fantastic advertising. Love this movie.
You don't have to be the bad guy. You are the most talented, most interesting, and most extraordinary person in the universe. And you are capable of amazing things. Because you are the Special. And so am I. And so is everyone. The prophecy is made up, but it's also true. It's about all of us. Right now, it's about you. And you... still... can change everything.
I was 10 when I watched this in 2014 and now I’m 19. I vividly remember this scene in cinema and it was one of the most emotional scenes I’ve ever seen in cinema
You don't have to be the bad guy.... you are the most talented....,interesting...and most Extraordinary person in the universe...and you are capable of a lot of things...Because you are the special...
Dude…this movie was and still is such a good film. It wasn’t just a kids movie, it was extremely sweet and powerful. Still one of my favorite children’s film.
I remember watching this way back when it first hit theaters, and while I couldn’t appreciate it as much at the time (being young and mostly in it for the action and jokes) this scene is still IMO one of the hardest hitting scenes in any movie I’ve ever watched. Despite it being from The LEGO Movie the message that there is no one special, but that everybody has the potential to change the world and do great things without the status quo is incredibly powerful. And the reveal of the parallel between LEGO and the real world is absolutely genius writing. While there are certainly other incredibly powerful moments in movies, I feel this is one that can speak to anybody. Not just because of the message but because LEGO is a medium not just enjoyed by kids, but everybody regardless of age, race, gender, disability, ect. And I think that’s something really special. Just like me. And just like you. ♥️
This is why second chances are important. The parallel of Finn’s Dad walking over to him and President Business walking over to Emmet is probably one of the best scenes in the film I love that Finn’s Dad realised that he was so busy and focused on making everything perfect and controlling it all that he took away the one thing that makes Lego so important, imagination, his son’s imagination and that frightened him. He finally saw what his son had created and felt nothing but pride and love for him.
When you really think about it, The Man Upstairs is kinda like the Mr. Darling, Finn is the Wendy Darling and Emmet is somewhat the Peter Pan of the Lego Movie.
When I saw it in the theater iirc the "you don't have to be..." part was mixed with the kid's voice. And this whole thing was the best part of the film.
you don't have to be the bad guy you are the most talented and most interested and most extraordinary person in the universe and you are capable of amazing things because you are special and so am i and so is everyone the prophecy is made up but its also true it's about all of us right now it's about you and you still can change everything
Sometimes I want to be the most important person in the world,but not out of some yearning for attention or my self hatred. Not my ego or my envy,just want to do something good and worth remembering,because I CAN be a good man.for my father,for god,for my brother,and my sister.
You can see in the kid’s face and by his tone of voice that he feels genuinely embarrassed to say that the bad guy in his story is a metaphor for his father
The set up to this scene works on so many levels. The whole universe of the Lego Movie is powered through the imagination of Finn. So what Emmet says to Lord Business is basically what Finn is saying to his dad; how highly he thinks of him, despite him not permitting Finn to play with the legos. Throughout the movie, Emmet was constantly being pushed down by others, being reminded that he’s irrelevant or unimportant. Emmet’s speech to Lord Business was not only to be the first to tell him he’s special (as Lord Business revealed prior to this scene) , but to tell himself he IS an extraordinary person. Despite what others say. The scene also is a message to us - that we may feel as if we’re useless nobodies, but that’s just not it. Inside of us is something that makes us unique in some way. We all have a form of creativity, whether it be expressed through building something out of Legos, or something else.
Mario: Wario, Look. I get it. If you refuse to help me, I'm going to fight someone else all by myself. Wario: Really? Say it again? Mario: I said if you refuse to join, then I do it by using the Power of the Justice. Wario: Show me then. Mario: All right. I'll show you. My ultimate weapon as the Power of the Justice is this.
When I watched this movie, before finding out that most of it was Finn’s imagination, I thought the Lego characters were alive the entire time and that Finn was aware of this.
![YoungBoy Never Broke Again - Missing Everything [Official Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/dTYeMZGzOzw/mqdefault.jpg)
This movie wasn’t a cash grab lego commercial. It had heart. It had soul. It was what a good movie should be.
Same goes with a lot of animated movie back then
But what if they do that to get you emotional so that then you do buy it?
@@00NoxxTbh it only felt like a commerical in like only a handful of scenes, but overall it’s just an amazing & emotional story
They… they did it. They took the classic “protagonist says speech to villain to make them good” cliche. And made it actually emotional and work. I- I can’t this scene is just so damn emotional AND THIS IS IN A MOVIE ABOUT FUCKING LEGOS
Emett used talk no jutsu HAHAHAHAHA
The scene also made me cry. I love it so much.
NO FR I LITERALLY CRIED IN THE THEATER WHEN THIS CAME OUT
No I don’t think they had to fuck the legos
BRUH THIS IS FAVORITE SCENE OF THE WHOLE MOVIE🥹🥹🥹🥹😃😃😃😃😁😁😁😁😇😇😇😇😍😍😍😍🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹
the moment you realized that a toy commercial can be one of the greatest and most poignant animated films of all time
It could have been another soulless toy commercial in disguise as a feature-length motion picture, because lord knows we've seen enough of those already (and we're sick of 'em). But this movie was way different on a positive level. It had heart and soul put into it, with a poignant message to boot about what we as creators in any field of expression, including Lego, are capable of.
#3 greatest animated films
Mario movie cant do that
@@LuckyPunkProdif you look at the smaller details it lowkey kinda starts to look anti capitalist a little bit.
Second movie fucked the entire series up. This shit doesn’t deserve a third movie.
0:31 this scene becomes ever more touching when you realize it’s Finn telling all of that to his father. Despite not liking the fact that he doesn’t let him play with his legos, he still thinks like that of his dad. It’s really touching and beautiful.
LEGO is a proper noun therefore it isn't called LEGO's because there is no plural
This always makes me cry🥲
@@Kurtcobai your mom shouldn’t have been seeing a plural amount of guys while your dad was at work
I was thinking the exact same thing
Will Ferrell is the extraordinary person of the universe
As someone who hates the cheesy you don’t have to be the bad guy speeches, this is the best that it has ever been done, I almost cry every time that I hear it
See thats what makes this scene so incredible
As someone who LOVES the cheesy you dont have to be the bad guy speeches, this is one of my favourite redemption arcs ever 😊
I sobbed at that scene because of how beautiful it was
The first time I saw this movie, I had recently lost my job and was deeply depressed. I was laying on the couch and saw this movie and was suprised how good it was. Then this scene came on and I lost it. A kids cartoon hit me right in the feels and gave me hope. This scene and this movie mean so much to me and I hope it helped a lot of other people.
I was in a very similar situation when I first watched this movie. Was so surprised at how meaningful and deep this was for a kid's movie at the time. Definitely a rare gem!
I still listen to this speech to this day. Every time I watch this movie I cry like a baby. Never have I felt so important than when listening to these words
I hope things get better for you man
@@Flavi69 thank you I really appreciate this. Around the time I wrote this I had gotten a new job that paid even more than the one I lost and I had a much better apartment. And now years after even that I'm married, own my own home, and make more than twice as much as the job I lost.
Im able to help my parents and even my wife parents and hopefully we'll soon have a kid to get grey hair over lol
To anyone in a bad place, please don't give up. There are people who care about you. Any time I feel down, I remember this scene and I feel better.
@@NDUWUISI I’m really happy to see that your life is a success now.
Don’t ever give up on things, think of the positive things and they might happen (I hope they do) and may God Bless you ❤️
that transition from lord business’ somewhat comedic walk to emmet with the big boots to finn’s dad walking to him with that same height perspective is a beautiful piece of cinema.
Indeed
Say what you will about Chris Pratt's voice acting choices...
He played this role SPECTACULARLY
He’s his best when he’s not just playing a already established character and can be himself without any pressure
As much as I love Chris Pratt for being Star Lord, I’ll ALWAYS remember him for this role. His performance as Emmet in this movie - especially in this scene - hit me hard, and… man. I can’t describe how beautiful it was.
And now he is Mario, a not bad one
@enricopucci5724 and he also voices Barley and Garfield
Apparently this scene was deliberately designed to look like Emmett is talking to the viewer. It makes the scene more poignant than it already is.
That…..holy shit that made me cry especially after dealing with everything
This speech speaks to us all. We don't have to identify ourselves with one label and think that is all we're good for. Everyone is full of potential and can do amazing things. It is important to remind everyone to remind everyone they're actually worth something no matter what they have done or how they see themselves. Sympathy and words is all it takes.
My God, that is so deep... thank you.
Michael Scott holy shit. You’re right.
Exactly
He’s right
@@Kayleb295 year olds when they see a sentence that's more than 3 words (their attention span is too low)
I still can’t believe this movie wasn’t even nominated for an Oscar but Frozen was and won the award. This movie was an A plus on every level and the main people behind it, Phil Lord and Chris Miller deserved every praise they got. It just shows how much the Academy doesn’t care for animation and should have a specific group of people who know about each specific category choose the nominees and winners for each category.
Well actually The Lego Movie came out in 2014 and Frozen in 2013, but your point still stands. This was so much better than mediocre Frozen.
The academy has always made stupid decisions about the Best Animated Feature Winner. In 2012, they picked Brave over Wreck-It Ralph. In 2016, they picked Zootopia over Moana (though those movies were probably more close to being the same quality as one another).
They even nominate the wrong movies. In 2017, they nominated the Boss Baby alongside Coco (thank god Coco stomped it). In 2004, they had the audacity to put Shark Tale in the same category as the Incredibles and Shrek 2, like bruh 🤦🏽♂️. In 2018, they nominated Ralph Breaks the Internet next to Into the Spider-Verse. And like you said, they didn’t even nominate The Lego movie, yet they nominated Big Hero 6.
Sorry for my little rant, but I 100% agree with you. The academy has had a bias towards Disney/Pixar when it comes to the Best Animated Feature award for at least most of its existence. AND always seems to choose films that don’t even deserve to be there, all because they appeal to a larger audience (most of whom are children).
@@GabesEdtiz as much as I love the Lego Movie (it's in my top 10) and The Song of the Sea, The Tale of the Princess Kaguya should have won that year (literally my favourite movie) instead of mediocre Big hero 6
I don't think it counts as animated film since it shows some live action.
@@sweetbabyrodney
Happy Feet also showed live action footage and won the Oscar the year they were nominated
@@GabesEdtiz Big hero 6 was good, but yeah I get your point.
This always make me cry. I've always been kicked down by people saying I can't make it, I'm not good enough, Why do I bother trying. Just hearing this is just makes me feel like I can do something that I'm really good at. It makes me like I'm truly special and I can make a difference.
You are the special… and so am I. And so is everyone.
Bless ya🤍
They casually just dropped the most hard and tear jerking sentences in a lego movie
This is one of the very few instances of the “The good guy convinces the bad guy to become good, despite all of the bad that he’s done” cliche actually working well within a movie
You dont have to be, the bad guy
You are the most talented, most interesting and most extraordinary person in the universe.
And you are capable of amazing things because you are the special, and so am i and so is everyone.
The prophecy is made up but it’s also true right now, it’s about you and you still can change everything.
Thank's you so much
YOU ARE MY SPECIAL (Lobotomy Kaisen noises)
This gets me crying every time. I've struggled with serious self-esteem issues and had to go to therapy a while back. I thought nothing was worth anything for roughly 5 years, and for my whole life I've had serious anger issues which means I've always been seen as just some angry little asshole. First time I watched this film I was very little, way before I developed the self-esteem issues so I just thought "aw that's sweet". I recently watched it just after I completed my therapy and left school (turns out my school was the source of all of my problems) and I just cried. Chris Pratt carries this whole scene and makes it as incredible as it is, can't believe he didn't get any awards for his performance in this
@HairlessLittleLass Glad to hear you've found yourself enjoying your journey more lately! I hope thats still true 5 months later. My little brother is also someone who is seen as 'just an angry little asshole' and I'd love to gain some insight on a way I could help him gain some confidence. Understanding someone and knowing how to help them doesn't always come together in the same package unfortunately...
Thats awesome stuff. And I love the fact this film can be both a artistic masterpiece in terms of uniqueness, absolutely hilarious, and be able to touch a soul all at once. Not many can do that
Bless ya 🤍🫶🏽
Come to me all you who are weary and burdened, and I shall give you rest🫶🏽
Was watching this movie on an airplane. I was sitting in between strangers and crying was the hardest NOT to do during this scene. This scene spoke a lot too me.
That’s exactly what the writers made it seem like. The dad acted like President Business and even sort of dressed like him too.
Bless Brotha🤍
Even for a goofy movie like this, it’s one of my favourite emotional moments of all time
I still have no idea how Lord and Miller made one of the best animated features ever made out of lego but I'm glad they did. This scene has stuck with me ever since and it is such a beautiful message. The first time I saw this I was blown away.
About time that a villain once thinking about making a change instead of totally being a “bad guy”
This is hands down the greatest motivational speech in all of cinematic history. There is not a person alive that wouldn’t feel uplifted by these words.
The LEGO Movie is filled with absolutely hilarious scenes and saying, but this scene is so touching, it’s what makes this movie my favorite. Seeing Finn talking to his dad and seeing his dad realize that he is Lord Business. It makes me cry every time I see this scene.
Frozen touched your money.
The Lego movie touched your heart and soul.
Someone give this man an award for the best comment on anything
The Lego Movie was first shown to me by my best friend. This film blew me away. Still does. Its so much better than it has any right to be.
Its incredible that a moment of real acting is what ties together an animated lego movie. This moment here is the entire reason for the film. Actual Masterpiece
Im probably mentally ill or something but honestly the way Chris Pratt said this line sounded so raw and full of emotion that I was actually touched by it. I dont really get compliments. But hearing this gives me some hope. One day ill have someone wholl see me as special and captivating as i see them.
You don’t have to be the bad guy. You are the most talented, most interesting, and most extraordinary person in the universe and you are capable of amazing things and you are the special and so am I, and so is everyone. The prophecy is made up but it’s also true. It’s about all of us and right now it’s about you. And you still can change everything.
The best lines out of the movie.
Honestly this animation has alot to say.
In this scene emmet is talking to the president and it's also a replika of what the son wants to tell his father.
But it's also what emmet learned and wants to tell himself . That he IS SPEACIAL even tho everybody told him he's not or his ideas ( the double decker couch) is stupid. So is everybody else.
It also says alot about the LEGO company. How there is instructions for eveything but you don't have to always follow them and you can get creative with them cause every idea is a good idea (double decker couch) if you BELIEVE ( the cat poster). Honestly for me this is a combination of great messages and fantastic advertising. Love this movie.
I can't believe this was 9 years. I feel old. It's still so touching and emotional.
This always makes me cry
Now that I’m older this speech has MUCH more of an effect on me and It makes me so much more emotional
Chris Pratt must’ve felt emotional when voicing Emmet at the end
You don't have to be the bad guy. You are the most talented, most interesting, and most extraordinary person in the universe. And you are capable of amazing things. Because you are the Special. And so am I. And so is everyone. The prophecy is made up, but it's also true. It's about all of us. Right now, it's about you. And you... still... can change everything.
so emotional for real
0:20.
Mario to Bowser at the end of the Mario movie.
Lol
Nope. Illumination wouldn't dare to do something like this
@@derpy2688 Maybe on the 2rd movie, Mario should tell this to Wario.
@@arberihoxha2211 it might
This shows how insecurity makes a villain, and how a friend can help overcome it.
I was 10 when I watched this in 2014 and now I’m 19. I vividly remember this scene in cinema and it was one of the most emotional scenes I’ve ever seen in cinema
You don't have to be the bad guy.... you are the most talented....,interesting...and most Extraordinary person in the universe...and you are capable of a lot of things...Because you are the special...
Dude…this movie was and still is such a good film. It wasn’t just a kids movie, it was extremely sweet and powerful. Still one of my favorite children’s film.
Never thought something for a kids movie would hit so hard 😭
This is my Favorite Scene in any Movie Ever!
Agreed
Emmet’s speeches always hit me hard when I was a kid 😢
I remember watching this way back when it first hit theaters, and while I couldn’t appreciate it as much at the time (being young and mostly in it for the action and jokes) this scene is still IMO one of the hardest hitting scenes in any movie I’ve ever watched.
Despite it being from The LEGO Movie the message that there is no one special, but that everybody has the potential to change the world and do great things without the status quo is incredibly powerful. And the reveal of the parallel between LEGO and the real world is absolutely genius writing.
While there are certainly other incredibly powerful moments in movies, I feel this is one that can speak to anybody. Not just because of the message but because LEGO is a medium not just enjoyed by kids, but everybody regardless of age, race, gender, disability, ect.
And I think that’s something really special. Just like me. And just like you. ♥️
An occasional compliment can go a long way.
Oh my god this speech made cry EVERY TIME no one in the world could say a speech like that 😢😮❤
This sound out of context is such a heart string puller
I remind people that you can be special only if you believe you
This has gotten me through some of the darkest times of my life
This is the exactly word than I need listen often.
This is why second chances are important.
The parallel of Finn’s Dad walking over to him and President Business walking over to Emmet is probably one of the best scenes in the film
I love that Finn’s Dad realised that he was so busy and focused on making everything perfect and controlling it all that he took away the one thing that makes Lego so important, imagination, his son’s imagination and that frightened him. He finally saw what his son had created and felt nothing but pride and love for him.
One of the most emotional and heart touching moments in any movie
When you really think about it, The Man Upstairs is kinda like the Mr. Darling, Finn is the Wendy Darling and Emmet is somewhat the Peter Pan of the Lego Movie.
When I saw it in the theater iirc the "you don't have to be..." part was mixed with the kid's voice. And this whole thing was the best part of the film.
This is the best moment in any animated movie ever! 😭 nostalgia
I can't believe this movie is now 10 years old...man time flies by lol. This is definitely one of the best scenes in the movie.
We are all the special 🙏💯
Love this scene
How the f was this not nominated for an Oscar?!?! This proves why this movie is art.
It came out after the nominations were announced.
This is a 2014 movie that came out February 7th. Not 2013. So, it had enough time to be nominated in 2014.
@ oh. I know it came out in 2014, so maybe the academy didn’t have enough time to watch it
i need to watch this again.
ive never truly watched it fully, always only clips.
Mario: You don't have to be the bad guy.
Bowser: Don't tempt me!
1:32 This always makes me cry…
This is why i love the Lego movie, because everything is awesome, even this heart to heart talk
A heartwarming bonding moment between a father and a son.
Favorite scene, in my favorite movie.
This is the greatest movie ever created
you don't have to be the bad guy you are the most talented and most interested and most extraordinary person in the universe and you are capable of amazing things because you are special and so am i and so is everyone the prophecy is made up but its also true it's about all of us right now it's about you and you still can change everything
Sometimes I want to be the most important person in the world,but not out of some yearning for attention or my self hatred. Not my ego or my envy,just want to do something good and worth remembering,because I CAN be a good man.for my father,for god,for my brother,and my sister.
You can see in the kid’s face and by his tone of voice that he feels genuinely embarrassed to say that the bad guy in his story is a metaphor for his father
This will always make me cry. Always.
Gahd Daym
This shit hitting me different
I was only 10 when I watched this movie in the cinema. I’m 19 now and I can still remember how emotionally this scene hit back then
I kinda like the fact that Lord/President Business technically won this battle, but Emmet talked him into becoming good again
i miss when movies were like this.
The set up to this scene works on so many levels. The whole universe of the Lego Movie is powered through the imagination of Finn. So what Emmet says to Lord Business is basically what Finn is saying to his dad; how highly he thinks of him, despite him not permitting Finn to play with the legos.
Throughout the movie, Emmet was constantly being pushed down by others, being reminded that he’s irrelevant or unimportant. Emmet’s speech to Lord Business was not only to be the first to tell him he’s special (as Lord Business revealed prior to this scene) , but to tell himself he IS an extraordinary person. Despite what others say.
The scene also is a message to us - that we may feel as if we’re useless nobodies, but that’s just not it. Inside of us is something that makes us unique in some way. We all have a form of creativity, whether it be expressed through building something out of Legos, or something else.
Now Lord Business finally realized his mistake and felt very guilty for being a stupid selfish monster.
A movie that can make you cry, change you, and make you legitimately feel better than you were before…
Then that’s not a movie, it’s a spark of hope❤️
Mario: Wario, Look. I get it. If you refuse to help me, I'm going to fight someone else all by myself.
Wario: Really? Say it again?
Mario: I said if you refuse to join, then I do it by using the Power of the Justice.
Wario: Show me then.
Mario: All right. I'll show you. My ultimate weapon as the Power of the Justice is this.
I'm not ashamed to say that this scene made me cry when I rewatched this movie yesterday
This is such a beautiful speech. It's really touching. 💙
Imagine Deku Saying This To Shigaraki…
This scene holds an extremely special part in my heart
Imagine Jake Sully saying this to Miles Quaritch
So inspirational and heartwarming 🩷🤎
Unironically fantastically written and acted scene
Imagine Luke Skywalker saying this to Darth Vader
I genuinely wish someone would tell me this. Ive got no one, ive got nothing.
You are special
this is so profound for a kids movie it’s so jarring
Thank you for posting I appreciate this makes me feel better
This is the best scene I've ever seen
When people say Chris Pratt was a bad choice for voicing Mario
When I watched this movie, before finding out that most of it was Finn’s imagination, I thought the Lego characters were alive the entire time and that Finn was aware of this.
This shows us that whatever we want makes you happy instead of everything has to be perfect😢❤
This is unironically one of the best speeches I've ever seen in any form of media
This brings a tear to my eye I applied this to my life
To all the people losing hope or lost by their depression
this scene broke me down in tears in the theater
Imagine Harry S Truman saying this to Stalin
This movie will always be a masterpiece
This is an amazing ironically good movie for both he irl shots and legos like dang