The Lego Batman Movie Trailer Reaction & Review: Ok, it's a LEGO movie. If you have ever watched the LEGO shows... just the same. Actually good graphics and yes, it does have a story line. But it isn't meant to be a big money-making a hit. If you have kids who like the LEGO shows or is obsessed with Batman (like mine) then it is a good movie to buy. It is cute and goes exactly in line with the LEGO Batman2 for the 3ds. Plus it comes with a few Justice League episodes which are neat. Overall I liked it. Worth the price for how much my kid loved it.
It is very entertaining, but a little too childish and playing to the children. It's a Lego movie about Batman, what's not to love? It's light, it's fluffy and carries over the charm from the games. Good entertainment for all ages but aimed directly at the younger viewer. Superman is very proper and schoolboyish, and the rest of the characters seem to have changed personalities than the ones that made them loved comic book heroes as Batman is a very different dark than expected.
The story is good and enjoyable but is mostly the story that was given if you played the second Lego Batman game. A few changes in it could have made it at least a bit more surprising. The ending was great setting up for a sequel, though, and introducing Brainiac as the future villain was a great thing to see, even if it was with Legos. This is what all Superhero movies need to be, TARGETED to Kids in a comic manner, they are the ones who will spend most of their childhood role-playing and play with their toys. It's too bad our 6-year-olds can't see the Batman Movies or most other superhero movies, thanks to Lego for making this and many other movies at a kids' level.
An animated film directed and written by Jon Burton, and no, it is not related with Tim Burton, but by the way the film starts, one could believe that yes, and is certainly the best tribute to the legacy made by Tim Burton to the franchise Of Batman. Jon Burton has had to experience developing video games for computer and mainly those of the line of LEGO. Here, Jon Burton consecrates, as he conceptualizes this great film that is totally suitable for being watched by young children avoid by the children's line of LEGO Batman but also manages to keep it entertaining enough to be enjoyed in large by adults who wish to see it.
I even think that compared to the LEGO film projects made with Star Wars, this film achieves a product that does not ridicule the franchise that is parodying, amino, with some jokes, but does not really ridicule. And most of the time is very faithful to the spirit of the immortal characters of DC Comics. With access to the music of Danny Elfman and John Williams, you will be pleased with the musical setting of the tape. And if you choose the version dubbed into Spanish you will also have the gift of the vocals used in Batman Animated and Superman Animated. In addition, the production has impeccable animation and an extraordinary use of angles to capture the action of the film. Highly recommended to see with the family.
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