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The Rise and Fall of The Lego Movie: Everything is Awesome (and Temporary) (Patreon)

Published:
2020-06-17 19:00:05
Edited:
2020-06-22 00:45:23
Imported:
2026-06
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Content

How LEGO was the biggest name in animation for only 5 years

Files

LegoMovieEditorial.mp4

This is "LegoMovieEditorial.mp4" by Mat Brunet on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

Comments

Hugo Segal

Warner Bros. "Lego Movie" franchise = the "Shrek" of the 2010s decade.

Hugo Segal

Part of what I fear about "Spider-Verse 2" is how it could fall into the same trap as "The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part" and be a box office bomb. There hasn't been much done for this new franchise beyond the first film aside from a DVD/Blu-Ray exclusive short. Until October 2022, we need to remind audiences that the Miles Morales spirit is still intact.

Kenneth Stoddard

As long if Sony keep Miles Morales popular not to mention the upcoming PS5 game for PS5, then Spiderverse franchise itself won’t fall for the same trap as the LEGO Movie franchise.

dansiciliano90@gmail.com

Awww...I wanted to see the next part of AL:Disney +. Oh well, maybe next week.

JDude93

Most likely given that two of the films being covered are celebrating anniversaries next week. It would be more timely that way.

JDude93

Just another great example of a franchise spreading itself too thin.

Justin Monti

It really is a shame how the LEGO Movie ended up going so downhill. It basically became the new Shrek. Like with what Shrek was for the 2000's decade. The LEGO Movie was for the 2010's decade. Also I will say the Ninjago tv series is way better than the movie.

Hunter O'Laughlin

I thought it would be this week as well. Hopefully, it'll be uploaded by next week,

Hunter O'Laughlin

This was my first time checking out AniMat's new video before it's uploaded on YouTube tomorrow. And I'm excited I got to check this out early as a new Patron. I might not be able to request him to review films like Redbandit101 or Thomas Richardson..... yet, but I'm glad I get to check out his future videos early instead of waiting till Friday when he uploads them on YouTube. And as the first video I watched on Patreon, I have to say this was a very interesting editorial. And I am sad that because The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part wasn't as successful as the first movie like the producers and studios had hoped, we won't be seeing anymore Lego movies for a while. I just hope when Universal revives the franchise, they'll still have Animal Logic to provide the animation for the films because their work that they did for The Lego Movies was really amazing in really capturing the feel of Lego from the way they captured limited movement of how a mini figure would move, the way the sets look like they were actually built by billions of brick, and all the realistic details like scratches and dirt and smudges they put on the texture of the bricks to make each brick feel like it's real and not computer-animated. I feel like without Animal Logic's wonderful highly-realistic animation, the new Lego Movies will be less like Lego films and more like your standard computer-animated feature film based on a toy like UglyDolls or ironically, The Playmobile Movie.

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

I remember when it was briefly the biggest animated franchise. Now its almost forgotten a mere six years later.