Synopsis
Six young ninjas are tasked with defending their island home of Ninjago. By night, they’re gifted warriors using their skill and awesome fleet of vehicles to fight villains and monsters. By day, they’re ordinary teens struggling against their greatest enemy....high school.
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Cast
- Dave FrancoLloyd (voice)
- Justin TherouxGarmadon (voice)
- Fred ArmisenCole (voice)
- Abbi JacobsonNya (voice)
- Olivia MunnKoko (voice)
- Kumail NanjianiJay (voice)
- Michael PeñaKai (voice)
- Zach WoodsZane (voice)
- Jackie ChanMaster Wu / Mr. Liu (voice)
- David BurrowsFuchsia Ninja (voice)
Recommendations
- 75
IndieWire
Every bit as irreverent, smart, and ridiculously entertaining as its predecessors, The LEGO Ninjago Movie proves that these films are now on the brink of becoming a viable brand unto themselves; it cements them as the most consistently delightful franchise in the contemporary world of corporate animation. Nothing else comes close. - 75
USA Today
Lego Ninjago sparkles with humor and kung fu style, yet it’s a few pieces short of greatness. - 70
The Hollywood Reporter
A perfectly adequate family film for kids who love watching things they've seen many times before (which is to say, most kids), it offers plenty of chuckles for their parents but nothing approaching the glee of that first Lego Movie. - 70
Variety
Plenty entertaining and occasionally very funny, “Ninjago” nonetheless displays symptoms of diminishing returns, and Lego might want to shuffle its pieces a bit before building yet another film with this same model. - 70
New York Daily News
The LEGO Ninjago Movie is built on its comedy — with jokes just for mom and dad that'll go straight over Jr.'s head. - 60
The Guardian
There’s a lingering sense of familiarity that persists and what felt fresh in the first film, and tweaked in The Lego Batman Movie, is at risk of feeling tired here. - 58
The A.V. Club
The Lego Ninjago movie isn’t any worse than any number of professionally made but unexciting cartoons aimed at kids, and sometimes a gag will pop through with the same high-energy surprise that powered so much of The Lego Movie. - 58
Entertainment Weekly
Credit is due to Jackie Chan, who gives his all to make Ninjago work.
