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    After the long wait for it to be released in Australia, was it any good?
    Does the aesthetic (look of it) work well, as another type of surrealistic animation style?

    It's been raking in so much money globally, that a sequel has already been green-lit by Warner Bros. (the article suggests other Lego themed movies... so we could end up seeing a fair few of them in the future)

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    In short it is brilliant.

    There were some parts that really stand out as different than the rest that I didnt care for while in the cinema, but afterwards I really liked them and what they did for the movie (even if it did make a big mess out of explaining how/what was going on!)

    It is one of those films for the whole families that I genuinely think was created for the 20-40 year olds with their own kids. I highly doubt the sequel will come even close but who cares, the first is a masterpiece of film.
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    It's an awesome movie. Very clever and funny, and extra funny if your an AFOL as there are a few jokes and easter eggs in there if you're a LEGO collector. The animation is brilliant, can't tell if it's real or CG it's that brilliant (although if you've seen any behind the scenes you'll know).

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    It's Friday night, I've just walked out of the cinema and EVERYTHING IS AWESOME!
    It was fun if somewhat formulaic. It's worth a watch but I'm not feeling the neeed to own it on blu-ray when it's released.
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    Brilliant. This is the sort of movie that makes me feel all good inside for the right reasons and makes me glad I never gave up on lego like I did with TFs at one stage. The good thing about it is that it doesn't totally piss on its source material the way the TF movies have and the many nods it has to its history are well and truly appreciated. Best of all, its a movie which can truly be appreciated by everyone of all all ages. Hands down, the best toy-related movie I have seen in recent memory.
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    The bit at the end where it turns real life with Will Ferrell was the best bit. The animation seemed quite jittery and unprofessional. But I'm not really a Lego fan. (I was dragged along kicking and screaming and ticket paid for by someone else).

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