Synopsis
An ordinary Lego mini-figure, mistakenly thought to be the extraordinary MasterBuilder, is recruited to join a quest to stop an evil Lego tyrant from conquering the universe.
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Cast
- Chris PrattEmmet Brickowski (voice)
- Elizabeth BanksWyldstyle / Lucy (voice)
- Will FerrellLord Business / President Business / The Man Upstairs
- Morgan FreemanVitruvius (voice)
- Will ArnettBatman / Bruce Wayne (voice)
- Liam NeesonBad Cop/Good Cop / Pa Cop (voice)
- Alison BrieUnikitty (voice)
- Nick OffermanMetal Beard (voice)
- Charlie DayBenny (voice)
- Channing TatumSuperman (voice)
Recommendations
- 100
The Hollywood Reporter
It’s a non-stop blast from beginning to end, jam-packed with a wacky irreverence, dazzling state-of-the-art CGI (courtesy of Animal Logic) and a pitch-perfect voice cast headed by Chris Pratt, Elizabeth Banks and Will Ferrell. - 100
The Playlist
The Lego Movie is an absolute blast—a whip-smart, surprisingly emotional family film where the toy property is seen less as a concrete template than a tool for seemingly limitless potential. - 90
Village Voice
Lord and Miller do great work within constraints, taking pre-made pieces and fashioning them into feats worthy of applause. It's no wonder they made a Lego movie — and it's no wonder it's so good. - 80
The Telegraph
For a shot of pure forward-leaping, backward-dreaming animated pleasure, pick brick. - 80
Variety
Phil Lord and Christopher Miller irreverently deconstruct the state of the modern blockbuster and deliver a smarter, more satisfying experience in its place, emerging with a fresh franchise for others to build upon. - 80
Empire
The Lego Movie is bursting out of its box with enthusiasm and excitement for the possibilities of a little pile of nubby plastic. - 80
Total Film
Ridiculously funny and meticulously detailed, The LEGO Movie is far better than a toy tie-in movie has any right to be. Despite a couple of dips, you’ll be grinning throughout. - 80
Time Out London
The LEGO Movie is sheer joy: the script is witty, the satire surprisingly pointed and the animation tactile and imaginative.
