At the beginning, the grievance between the clown and the master thought that it would touch on a profound proposition: when a criminal commits evil acts against a superhero, does it mean that the existence of the superhero is precisely the root cause of the crime? Where is their justice? This is a speculation similar to the late Quine problem. Later, the preaching of "the biggest enemy is yourself" and "the strength of unity is great" was too disappointing.
Sauron, Voldemort, those super villains are too much. Making fun of Superman is too much. Finally, the master confessed to the clown under the sunset, and worked together to save Gotham, using the characteristics of "Lego" itself, that is to say, only "Lego" can solve problems in this way, with imagination. And let me understand, this is a nonsense movie, why do you think so much. So, it's a joy to see homages to old movies, retrospectives on the Batman franchise, and ridicules of other superheroes and superhero movies and studios.
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