Americans never seem so "pure" when making cartoons, and they always want to tell adults through the world of children. The story, this "Lego Movie" is no exception. This is a framed story in which children's imagination defeats the adult world. Although the handshake between the two at the end seems a bit abrupt in logic, who care, as long as the children can cheer, the adults sigh is enough.
There are so many Easter eggs that are the main pleasure of this film (at least I personally think so). The Star Wars series, Middle-earth, superheroes, and wizards have all made guest appearances in this film (I believe that native American audiences should see more Easter eggs). Picking eggs during the movie is very useful. Fun things. In addition, I seriously suspect that the scene where the protagonist falls into the real world is the easter egg of "Interstellar", but when this movie was made, it seems that "Interstellar" hasn't been released yet, and the time always feels wrong.
A good movie can give people a multi-angle thinking direction. For "Lego", I actually regard it as a counterattack from the atomic world to the bit world. The Internet is ruling the world, and video games and virtual reality are gradually occupying children’s childhood. Traditional toys like Lego are not reconciled to the decline, so they have created such a movie full of memories and fun to tell people: "As long as humans My imagination is still there, and I won’t disappear” (good argument full of conspiracy theories). Whether this is an anti-trend struggle or an attempt to save people back to reality, it is a matter of opinion, but after all, it still gave us an excellent movie.
All in all, this is a sincere and mind-blowing work, I am willing to give it a four-star score at least, and I will watch it more times if I have time.
Finally, from the end of the film... Looking forward to the second one.
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