A lot of people don't realize this movie is making fun of all the moron studio producers especially at WB who take properties made for kids so seriously, we can't just have a Superman movie where he's a good guy he needs to be emo and snap Zod's neck. This movie is still relevant today
And since Thomas, Bob The Builder got ruined by Mattel and Fireman Sam got ruined by HIT Entertainment in 2008 and you talk about Will Ferrell being a Mattel ceo I’ve thought of this connection Mattel = Lord Business Thomas = Emmet Fireman Sam = Batman Bob The Builder = Vitruvius Lady The Magic Engine From Thomas and the Magic Railroad = Wildstyle Cgi Norman Price = Bad Cop Season 1-5 Norman Price = Good Cop Dizzy = Unikitty Salty = Metal Beard Elvis Cridlington = Benny the space guy Dilys Price = Good Cop/Bad Cop’s Mother
@@Spiralreddyeah that was actually really funny ok but seriously the reason I made this comment is because a lot of animated tv shows and movies flop super hard with live action scenes just look at the disaster that was Sponge On The Run and the Sandy Movie, those are just 2 exceptions from 1 ip
Fun Fact, no character in this film ever says the word "LEGO," not even in this scene. Sure you'll see the brand pop up on the title card and on exposed studs, but it is never spoken by any voice lines.
This whole scene made me mildly uncomfortable as a 10-year-old, but 1:12 was especially unnerving. How he just furiously tears the machine apart as he screams in agony... just... why...
Tbh i would not mind giving my own kids legos so long as they take care of them and not throw them around for people to step on. Hell I would play with the legos with them which honestly i think would be my way of bonding when I have kids of my own, as a 21 year old, Legos are hobby of mine, I enjoy building them and want to do little photo and stop motion scenarios. Ultimately your never too old to enjoy legos.
If I ever have kids, I'd like to introduce them to organizing storing away their pieces, even if it starts out as a simple sorting system. I wish I had the foresight to do that as a kid, because I'm missing so many of my childhood pieces.
A lot of people don't realize this movie is making fun of all the moron studio producers especially at WB who take properties made for kids so seriously, we can't just have a Superman movie where he's a good guy he needs to be emo and snap Zod's neck. This movie is still relevant today
Why can't there be different interpretations of stories or characters? Like you can have the more typical Superman, then you could have a darker take. These things can coexist.
WB execs want to make money first and foremost. So they promote stuff they think will achieve that goal. The exec type(Will Ferell) in this movie is buying Lego as a hobby. Its not exactly the same thing.
@@JustMisterFoxThe only correct answer here. Creative media is subjective, and what you enjoy differs from other people (obviously; no idea why this has to be said)
I believe it, just look at the LEGO representation of New York he made overnight at the Toy Store. He just arrived in the City for the first time ever, and he managed to make perfectly accurate skyscrapers that are on par with the Architecture theme, in the span of a few hours.
Smash Bros and Lego Movie have the same plot, hear me out, (in intro to 64 and Melee were shown that they're toys) kid playing with said toys (Finn/Master Hand) creating a fantasy world where multitude of characters interact. By Brawl you have villian that's trying to take control of worlds, that's hinted to be parent of said kid, (Tabuu/Lord Business)
I never watched the Lego movie. But I do like building them. I’m 30. Well anyways I understand Will’s view. He’s an adult and he wants them as a model and to never change vs the kid’s pov where legos can be what ever you want it to be and can change all the time. Kind of clever idea for a movie. That’s what I got from this short clip
Considering how far back some of his sets and Minifigs go (including Classic Space from the late 70s and early 80s), I think it's easy to assume he's been collecting all his life. He probably even has a Bricklink account and saves money that way.
Can we appreciate how in the LEGO Movie universe, Finn basically managed to create a great story, complex characters, and a whole world and lore all on his own and does it for fun? And he was eight and a half in the first movie?! Normally, this may not come as a surprise to some but when a kid has an imagination big enough to do THAT at such a young age, that's incredible. I dunno. I wasn't that creative with toys growing up nor did I create original storylines and lore until I was at least 11.
Just seen this movie for the first time a few days ago. Technically it's teaching kids that when your parents are working on a very important project (toys or no toys) it's ok to mess around with it and fuck it up and the parent would automatically be ok with it and not be mad and forgive them 🤣
@@budman8926using the word bro doesn’t make you a sheep. It’s condescending. Using that word is a way to show you look down on the person you are talking to. You are calling them your bro, like your little bro. It’s not the same thing as two friends saying “bro” to each other. You seem to not have a grasp on the nuance of language.
Getting older is a humbling experince.... I had legos as a kid to keep me occupiped 80s/ early 90s.. growing up in my room. my father and I deeply clashed on interests getting older, he was into precision wood work, carprenty.. I was into cars... cats and dogs, oil and water .. we kinda seperated... i was bitter doing incredible things witn cars he had zero interst .. im 39 now and well on my way on my own dont need him but i want him in my life and have that now.. We might be very different but came back together to enjoy things together now as "freinds" id call it. Very moving scene... as a father you do need to be tough.. a father is a father not "a freind"
Both The Lego Movie and Happy Feet are beautifully-animated films produced by Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow Pictures that feature live-action sequences near the end of the film.
2:20-2:29 Toy Story 1 reference like woody first meets buzz and told him hes a toy and he cant fly. We all know in the first Toy story buzz was flying with woody.
Considering he made all of New York in Lego it is fitting for Will Ferrel to be casted in this movie. Lol a funny head canon is looking at this movie as a continuation of buddy the elf taking over Mattel and all of toy companies that he has the time to construct “all that you see before you”
This scene is great but one thing ruins it for me the fact that this then tells you that the whole movie is in a childs imagination is great but the thing that ruins it is why can Emmett actually move hes a piece of plastic
In The Lego Movie 3 King Nixel drained Finn's Mom's colors and she become a yellow Unikitty she has to get back to normal Unikitty and Puppycorn Mix with a rainbow Cubit and they destroyed King Nixel's I Cubit and then King Nixel's Castle falls apart falling into the storage bin of Armageddon Unikitty and Puppycorn Mix got all four pieces of King Nixel's I Cubit they destroyed just like they did last time years ago drop the four pieces of it into Armageddon and then of course King Nixel's head will be fallin last because the Unikitty and Puppycorn Mix going to throw his head Nixelette she was the only Nixel that is friendly to other Mixels at the end she been Mixelizd always she wanted Finn's Mom going to be back to normal because the I Cubit was destroyed
edd:what i got on my hand bf:it's a battle spaceship edd:no it's a hard mixed you got but what hank doing here ''throw hank in the street'' what is that a speakerman large speakerman:buaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah hank:oh no ''large speakerman falling on hank with shade unikitty and blue crewmate
Dude you can't make Finn resist playing it with Emmett in bricksburg after all Finn created the entire city so I have a little idea how about you go back downstairs and leave would you leave Finn alone for at least like I don't know 5 minutes
By the way I also have the Lego movie video game I don't mean the LEGO movie DVD I mean the video game for the PlayStation 5 I got it for Christmas which was at least 48 hours ago in the past
Chris: Dude stop this guy! I Can't go in there! Oh yes you can, he's fucks with us, he's gonna get some! CHARGE!!!!!! Finn: Woah Man Upstairs: What The---?
The LEGO movie far surpasses the failed cinematic adaptation of Mario Bros by offering an experience that goes beyond merely inundating the viewer with substanceless references. While it could easily be perceived as a mere adventure designed to promote LEGO products, in reality, the movie delves into the story of its protagonist, Emmet, exploring themes such as personal identity in a way that resonates with both children and adults. This makes it a film with genuine heart, unlike the Mario Bros movie, which lacks real value and will primarily be remembered for being an adaptation of a recognized franchise.
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This is one the greatest movie scenes of all time
A lot of people don't realize this movie is making fun of all the moron studio producers especially at WB who take properties made for kids so seriously, we can't just have a Superman movie where he's a good guy he needs to be emo and snap Zod's neck. This movie is still relevant today
Shuuuuut uuuuup
@@grkpektis TSMT
The Piece of Resistance is actually just the lid to the "Kragle". I cannot believe it took me a decade to realize that.
Thanks for this comment! I spent my life as a kid trying to find the Piece of Resistance because I thought it was an actual Lego.
Actual the original name of kragle its krazy glue
Ikr I just realized it too
IT HAS BEEN A DECADE?
I’d only just clocked the joke as well
3:20, Emmet just violently flailing around while The Man Upstairs just ignores him is hilarious to me
I agree "violently"
This entire usage of the human world behind the lego world is insanely clever.
“MORE KRAGLES?!”
His reaction is Valuable seeing like 18 Kragles instead of 1.
Will Pherrel. One of the funniest men alive😂
Fun Fact: It's confirmed by the director that 'The Man Upstairs' and the Mattel CEO are the same person.
So those that mean both the Barbie movie and the lego movie are in the same universe?
Now we need Will Ferrell in a Hasbro movie
But Mattel owns Mega Bloks...
The Counselor Made By 20th Century Fox/Fox 2000 Pictures/TSG Entertainment/Scott Free Productions/Ingenious Media
And since Thomas, Bob The Builder got ruined by Mattel and Fireman Sam got ruined by HIT Entertainment in 2008 and you talk about Will Ferrell being a Mattel ceo I’ve thought of this connection
Mattel = Lord Business
Thomas = Emmet
Fireman Sam = Batman
Bob The Builder = Vitruvius
Lady The Magic Engine From Thomas and the Magic Railroad = Wildstyle
Cgi Norman Price = Bad Cop
Season 1-5 Norman Price = Good Cop
Dizzy = Unikitty
Salty = Metal Beard
Elvis Cridlington = Benny the space guy
Dilys Price = Good Cop/Bad Cop’s Mother
Funny thing is, Will Ferrell’s roles as Lord Business and The Man Upstairs are the same character (formerly).
Coincidence? I THINK NOT!
Omg no wayyyyy Will Ferrel is Will Ferrel?
@@leolimitedition is Megamind
He’s also Ted from curious George
@@leolimitedition And Buddy from Elf too.
2:51 Emmet starts to move
This is the best movie ever made.
I still can’t believe how all the events of the movie were all played by a little boy playing with Legos
@@charlieu2b329Emmett literally moved in the the real world
@@charlieu2b329 like using your imagination as a child like creating your own lore.
This movie was already an decade old..
How time has passed is insane!
This is how you nail live action scenes in animated movies..
Ikr it was so creative. I also just realized that the piece of resistance is actually just the lid to the kragle
@@Spiralreddyeah that was actually really funny
ok but seriously the reason I made this comment is because a lot of animated tv shows and movies flop super hard with live action scenes
just look at the disaster that was Sponge On The Run and the Sandy Movie, those are just 2 exceptions from 1 ip
@@chillbizz74 ikr.
I remember being surprised by Happy Feet
I didn’t expect this the first time I saw the movie on the weekend of my 21st birthday in 2014. I love it when a third act twist boosts the momentum.
I miss 2014 times.
@@KandiKlover Can’t believe it was all before the world went to heckville
3:08 Nah idk why but this was pretty funny to me.
Fun Fact, no character in this film ever says the word "LEGO," not even in this scene. Sure you'll see the brand pop up on the title card and on exposed studs, but it is never spoken by any voice lines.
“Yeah, because I’m turning these into adult stuff”
@@BigBrain-ks8js "It's an intricate, interlocking brick system."
But lord business himself is a master builder cause he made that long leg suit thing and all those cool flying police veichles
3:32 ow 😂😂😂
This whole scene made me mildly uncomfortable as a 10-year-old, but 1:12 was especially unnerving. How he just furiously tears the machine apart as he screams in agony... just... why...
Tbh i would not mind giving my own kids legos so long as they take care of them and not throw them around for people to step on. Hell I would play with the legos with them which honestly i think would be my way of bonding when I have kids of my own, as a 21 year old, Legos are hobby of mine, I enjoy building them and want to do little photo and stop motion scenarios. Ultimately your never too old to enjoy legos.
I once wanted to make a Lego City in one of the rooms in my house years before this film even came out:
If I ever have kids, I'd like to introduce them to organizing storing away their pieces, even if it starts out as a simple sorting system.
I wish I had the foresight to do that as a kid, because I'm missing so many of my childhood pieces.
I love how it just zooms in on Emmetts face at 1:28 😂😂😂
00:28 That actually sounds like an awesome game. I mean everything is awesome right so that would include that game so...YESSS!!!
A lot of people don't realize this movie is making fun of all the moron studio producers especially at WB who take properties made for kids so seriously, we can't just have a Superman movie where he's a good guy he needs to be emo and snap Zod's neck. This movie is still relevant today
Why can't there be different interpretations of stories or characters? Like you can have the more typical Superman, then you could have a darker take. These things can coexist.
WB execs want to make money first and foremost. So they promote stuff they think will achieve that goal. The exec type(Will Ferell) in this movie is buying Lego as a hobby. Its not exactly the same thing.
@@JustMisterFoxThe only correct answer here. Creative media is subjective, and what you enjoy differs from other people (obviously; no idea why this has to be said)
Lol what? I don’t even like man of steel but you’re reaching. You CANT make a serious Lego movie. There was no other way to do this bud.
How Hollywood executives are these days is driving me nuts. But I see what you mean after revisiting this movie a while back.
Only Phil & Chris can do this
I keep getting surprised by their creativity!
Emmet: STOP! The MAN UPSAIRS
Buddy the Elf turned evil
I believe it, just look at the LEGO representation of New York he made overnight at the Toy Store. He just arrived in the City for the first time ever, and he managed to make perfectly accurate skyscrapers that are on par with the Architecture theme, in the span of a few hours.
0:47
When he said: "MORE KRAGLES?!" I felt it
Smash Bros and Lego Movie have the same plot, hear me out, (in intro to 64 and Melee were shown that they're toys) kid playing with said toys (Finn/Master Hand) creating a fantasy world where multitude of characters interact. By Brawl you have villian that's trying to take control of worlds, that's hinted to be parent of said kid, (Tabuu/Lord Business)
In a basic sense, yeah.
I never watched the Lego movie. But I do like building them. I’m 30. Well anyways I understand Will’s view. He’s an adult and he wants them as a model and to never change vs the kid’s pov where legos can be what ever you want it to be and can change all the time.
Kind of clever idea for a movie. That’s what I got from this short clip
1:02 and 1:07 Sounds like God Of War
My dad Says the same
ZEEEEUUUSSSS YOUR SON HAS RETURNED
Megamind and Mario in the same scene.
How many Kragles are there? 18 Kragles yikes. Just like my Nick Jr friends when they tell kids how many are there
0:22 boxes of Lego and bricks
Cloud cuckoo land
2:47 3:19 repeat again emmet "Move!" And is for warner that repeat words
Emmet trying to move was one of the most funniest parts of this movie! 😆🤣
1:33 Not the spaceship
So his dad is an upper middle class dude with way too much time on his hands?All those sets gotta cost a fortune.
Considering how far back some of his sets and Minifigs go (including Classic Space from the late 70s and early 80s), I think it's easy to assume he's been collecting all his life.
He probably even has a Bricklink account and saves money that way.
The boxes say eight to fourteen- *that’s a suggestion*
Toy collectors, like myself, in a nutshell.
@@jeffbrehove2614yep
1:06 Lobotomy
Can we appreciate how in the LEGO Movie universe, Finn basically managed to create a great story, complex characters, and a whole world and lore all on his own and does it for fun? And he was eight and a half in the first movie?!
Normally, this may not come as a surprise to some but when a kid has an imagination big enough to do THAT at such a young age, that's incredible.
I dunno. I wasn't that creative with toys growing up nor did I create original storylines and lore until I was at least 11.
Just seen this movie for the first time a few days ago. Technically it's teaching kids that when your parents are working on a very important project (toys or no toys) it's ok to mess around with it and fuck it up and the parent would automatically be ok with it and not be mad and forgive them 🤣
bro did not understand the movie’s message 😭
People that use the word bro are sheep.. Can't ever take a person seriously when they start a sentence with Bro 😂 @@fried_fries
No its teaching adults not to take stuff so damn seriously and to have fun and be creative
@@budman8926bro thinks he’s special
@@budman8926using the word bro doesn’t make you a sheep. It’s condescending. Using that word is a way to show you look down on the person you are talking to. You are calling them your bro, like your little bro.
It’s not the same thing as two friends saying “bro” to each other. You seem to not have a grasp on the nuance of language.
1:05 FIRE IN THE HOLE 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥
Getting older is a humbling experince.... I had legos as a kid to keep me occupiped 80s/ early 90s.. growing up in my room. my father and I deeply clashed on interests getting older, he was into precision wood work, carprenty.. I was into cars... cats and dogs, oil and water
.. we kinda seperated... i was bitter doing incredible things witn cars he had zero interst
.. im 39 now and well on my way on my own dont need him but i want him in my life and have that now.. We might be very different but came back together to enjoy things together now as "freinds" id call it.
Very moving scene... as a father you do need to be tough.. a father is a father not "a freind"
1:06 GD Medium Icon: That's my line
I saw that Wyldstyle, Unikitty, and Benny were wearing space suits.
Both The Lego Movie and Happy Feet are beautifully-animated films produced by Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow Pictures that feature live-action sequences near the end of the film.
This was also Village Roadshow's final animated movie.
03:32 *Ow!* - Emmet (2014)
1:31 He’s just wasting glue.
Why did it take me so long to realize that the "kragle" was just a scuffed version of "krazy glue"?
Perfectly encapsulates child imagination
1:30😂😂😂😂😂😂
metal beard unkitty benny Wild style and Batman they all fell down 😅😂😂❤ 1:40
I knew he wasn't gonna say this, but when the man upstairs finally walked down, I half-expected Emmet to say "...is that *Will Ferrell??"*
I think he’s really the president in the movie and the way he uses the Lego set is for the world
Will Ferrell is my favorite actor
Brennan's taste of medicine when he's touched Dale's drumset!
3:32 ow
i see when emmet's friend got around by micro managers benny smiles when he be scared
0:31 similar quote to president business
0:09 That's a suggestion, now I get that 😎
2:20-2:29 Toy Story 1 reference like woody first meets buzz and told him hes a toy and he cant fly. We all know in the first Toy story buzz was flying with woody.
This scene holds a special place in my heart
0:47 More Kragles?!
Ruh Roh!
What's the name of the track that plays at 0:54
0:47 Emmet Brickowski: *More Kragles?!*
What's The Name of The Music that Plays at 0:54?
0:48 This rebellion ends RIGHT NOW!!!
Man How many Krazy Glue did Will ferrel buy!
18 Krazy Glue
@@christianq3454 wait... REALLY, DID YOU COUNT ALL?
@@karyreyes4744 Yes
Never saw this movie all the way through and this scene blew my mind.
When I was young, I never understood this, but as I got older, I realize that the whole entire movie was actually just a kid playing with the Lego set
in this movie appears classic lloyd with the zx suit
Considering he made all of New York in Lego it is fitting for Will Ferrel to be casted in this movie. Lol a funny head canon is looking at this movie as a continuation of buddy the elf taking over Mattel and all of toy companies that he has the time to construct “all that you see before you”
1:32 montaje end
0:47 more kragles?
1:16 me when I see red dangervest
1:15 NOOO!!
1:25 there's his pants right there
This is giving Barbie 2023
And the fact that dad is the same actor as the Mattel CEO
Barbie's plot
Exactly
Micro managers are funny
What song in the Soundtrack is this? Is it unofficial or something? At 1:03
I'm pretty sure it was made specifically for the movie.
@@wunky_ So it isn't a song on the soundtrack?
@@AquaOverwatch1 No, i’m pretty sure it is.
@@wunky_ I haven't found it anywhere
Search up “let’s put it all back”
This movie honestly made will ferrell scary
This scene is great but one thing ruins it for me the fact that this then tells you that the whole movie is in a childs imagination is great but the thing that ruins it is why can Emmett actually move hes a piece of plastic
Unless him actually being able to move is just a metaphor and in the child’s imagination
So good!😂
In The Lego Movie 3 King Nixel drained Finn's Mom's colors and she become a yellow Unikitty she has to get back to normal Unikitty and Puppycorn Mix with a rainbow Cubit and they destroyed King Nixel's I Cubit and then King Nixel's Castle falls apart falling into the storage bin of Armageddon Unikitty and Puppycorn Mix got all four pieces of King Nixel's I Cubit they destroyed just like they did last time years ago drop the four pieces of it into Armageddon and then of course King Nixel's head will be fallin last because the Unikitty and Puppycorn Mix going to throw his head Nixelette she was the only Nixel that is friendly to other Mixels at the end she been Mixelizd always she wanted Finn's Mom going to be back to normal because the I Cubit was destroyed
edd:what i got on my hand
bf:it's a battle spaceship
edd:no it's a hard mixed you got but what hank doing here ''throw hank in the street'' what is that a speakerman
large speakerman:buaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah
hank:oh no ''large speakerman falling on hank with shade unikitty and blue crewmate
please go outside
Dude you can't make Finn resist playing it with Emmett in bricksburg after all Finn created the entire city so I have a little idea how about you go back downstairs and leave would you leave Finn alone for at least like I don't know 5 minutes
By the way I also have the Lego movie video game I don't mean the LEGO movie DVD I mean the video game for the PlayStation 5 I got it for Christmas which was at least 48 hours ago in the past
Chris: Dude stop this guy!
I Can't go in there!
Oh yes you can, he's fucks with us, he's gonna get some!
CHARGE!!!!!!
Finn: Woah
Man Upstairs: What The---?
At 4:11, I'll send Lego Mario, Lego Luigi & Lego Peach through the portal tube to build: *Lego Movie 3 in 2025* 🌟
The LEGO movie far surpasses the failed cinematic adaptation of Mario Bros by offering an experience that goes beyond merely inundating the viewer with substanceless references. While it could easily be perceived as a mere adventure designed to promote LEGO products, in reality, the movie delves into the story of its protagonist, Emmet, exploring themes such as personal identity in a way that resonates with both children and adults. This makes it a film with genuine heart, unlike the Mario Bros movie, which lacks real value and will primarily be remembered for being an adaptation of a recognized franchise.
I had to come back to this movie as a cleanser!
4:02 4:05
Even to this day, I still don't accept lord business' redemption
Why not
I agree you can't make finn in resist at the urge to play with LEGOs including Emmett's brickowski also emmett brickowski middle name is Joseph
1:28
That crazy man upstairs destroyed everything her cats not to wear my pants guy
The Witness enacting the Final Shape (animated)
Some companies use Lego bricks instead of sand table models?
0:42 Permanently.
He just like me fr
You're coming with this guy there's glitter all over your hands they use glitter instead of hygiene you're the man upstairs
For some reason I remembered Him Carey is in the movie, not Will Ferrell