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16th of February again, animated movie review again. /o/ This was an awesome movie. Legit. No lie. Cool cast too, but there's much more than that in this story. The Lego Movie tells the tale of Emmet, an ordinary guy in an ordinary world who is swept out of the world he knew in order to save it, in the process learning of so much more, and most importantly who he is - the special. First off, as much as it is a new adventure, this movie is also so satirical and referential that even if you find it too kiddy to be good, you'll probably like many of the jokes, whether they be the ones you understand immediately, or those that really need quite a bit of focus to understand. "He's the hero you deserve." -Batman. Art and animation are great. This movie is fully animated, except for certain plot point scenes that I'll explain later. It emulates stop motion to the point that you could easily fool many, but at the same time the flow and continuity makes sure that it also looks good, clean and concise. I love the way how even things like water are represented by clear lego bricks. Story wise, the plot is at times a bit cliché, and I did find one nagging problem that in the end didn't matter. Many of the characters are outsourced, but at the same time are unique and lovely. All of them do a good job in contributing to the movie, providing humor, and many other things. Vitruvius (Morgan Freeman), for one, was pretty awesome. Note: The following thing is a spoiler. That's why its in spoiler tags. If you don't want to be spoiled, don't click it. Music is pretty cool. The electronic beats fit in well for a stopmotion feel, but at the same time manage to convey the emotions the characters feel quite well. "Everything is Awesome" is very catchy, and despite the way it's sung by the characters emulates a massive musical, those scenes are just fun. In fact, almost all the scenes are fun - there's so much in it that is pretty much a giant set built together by hand, that you can practically understand it all. Rather than seeing a building, you're seeing a building you can build. You're seeing a car you can build. Watching it all come together is just cool. Overall, I would say go and watch it if you haven't. I give it 9-10/10, the dip in score purely because the final, final epilogue event that happens I dislike, and everything else was just fun. Love it.
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The title is pretty self explanatory. I got this idea from playing another survival game. Basically, someone has to come up with a horrible situation and the next person has to decide how to react to that horrible situation. That make sense? Here, I'll just show you. You are in the woods and it is getting dark. You only have a box of matches and a small pocket knife. How do you prepare for nightfall? Then you answer and come up with a different scenario yourself for the next person to answer. See? It's simple (BTW the answers don't have to be realistic. You are free to use your imagination) I'll start You have been hiking for several hours and have not eaten the entire day. You come across a berry bush with berries you have never seen before. Do you chance eating something poisonous, or keep walking?
