The Lego Movie (dir. Phil Lord & Chris Miller).
It’s full of contemporary feeling nostalgia with the way it mixes genres and fictional characters from different universes. It makes sense, coming from the mind of a typical Lego builder full of wonder and imagination. As a joyous piece of cinematic art itself, it’s splendidly constructed and realized with a universal story of being special. As a film, it succeeds both as popcorn child entertainment and an excellent interpretation of Lego toys representing building blocks of a greater whole. It bursts with optimistic energy. It’s a movie about Legos and everything they represent at its core.
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