What movie is Batman watching in the LEGO Batman movie?
Jerry Maguire, starring Tom Cruise & Renée Zellweger.Jerry Maguire - Wikipedia
What are some movies/scenes in which someone gets stabbed in the foot?
Interesting. I've seen all the movies that have been mentioned except Troy. Can't believe I forgot about Pet Semetary. I seem to remember a movie where Tony Soprano got stabbed in the foot with a corkscrew by a certain Medium.
Why was Voldemort in the Lego Batman Movie?
Voldemort featured in the film, along with so many other villains, because there was no legal barrier to including him, and he can be rendered recognizably in Lego. As Todd said in his answer, there really is a Voldemort figure, and all the villains were either presented in mini-figure form, or could be constructed out of standard blocks.I would like to note that Voldemort, like Agent Smith and Sauron, appeared in a Warner Brothers film franchise. Not all of the Phantom Zone villains did; Warner Brothers hasn’t actually released a Doctor Who film, and I believe the Wicked Witch is in the public domain.
Which movies does The Lego Movie borrow from?
Here is a list to get you started (in no particular order and SPOILER ALERT!!!):1. Lord of the Rings:- it has Gandalf in it- the idea of a single character who must carry a magical or legendary item to it's fated destination.- "Middle Zealand" is a clear reference to LOTR, and also the fact that it was filmed in New Zealand.2. Star Wars- the appearance of certain characters and items from Star Wars.- The appearance of the ghost of Vitruvius is reminiscent of the appearance of the ghost of Obi-Wan.3. Batman- because Batman is a main character.4. Specifically, Christopher Nolan's Batman movies- Batman in The LEGO Movie is clearly imitating the manner in which Christian Bale disguises his voice in Nolan's movies.5. Superman- Superman appears in the movie.6. The Green Lantern- He appears in the movie.7. Harry Potter- Dumbledore appears in the movie.8. Toy Story- As in Toy Story, the Lego characters are not able to move, but are able to see, think and plan, when humans are watching, except in times of extreme crisis.9. Terminator- Wildstyle says "Come with me if you want to not die".- Lord Business's army of robots resembles the terminators.10. Clash of the Titans (and possibly Pirates of the Caribbean)- for the phrase "Release the Kragl!"11. Star Trek: The Motion Picture- The bottle of Krazy Glue with certain characters rubbed off, which the Lego characters misread as "Kragl" is reminiscent of V'Ger/Voyager.12. Austin Powers- the sharks with lasers attached to them is a clear reference to Dr. Evil's sharks with lasers.13. The Matrix. - the devices Lord Business sends out to spread the glue look very much like the sentinels and harvesters in The Matrix.- The idea that everyone lives in a false or constructed reality.- The room in which Lord Business keeps the Master Builders is reminiscent of the vast pod farms in The Matrix.- The idea that an old prophecy predicts "The One"/"The Special".- Vitruvius is at times reminiscent of Morpheus, and at times a bit reminiscent of the Oracle.11. Iron Man- Lord Business's conversion scene where he is automatically fitted out as he walks and talks is clearly referencing similar scenes in Iron Man.12. Alice in Wonderland- The scene in which Emmet is falling though a long tunnel may be a reference to Alice in Wonderland.
What were the technical challenges of building the LEGO Movie?
Here is an interesting article about the making of the lego movie: Brick-by-brick: how Animal Logic crafted The LEGO Movie
What was your favorite part of The Lego Batman Movie (2017)?
It would be incredibly hard to pick a single specific scene, since the movie is awesome from beginning till the end. There are great comic scenes, there are great action scenes, there are even scenes of tragedy and drama, completely unexpected in such a whimsical story.However, if I’d really have to pick one, then I’d choose the one that instantly given the credibility and uniqueness to Lego Batman as a character in itself. Half of the time he’s being a memetic badass as we know him, and the other half he’s a parody of the very same image. And yet, in that single scene, he makes himself completely stand out of entire history of Bat-Men before and after him. He finally shows us something special about him and only him, something very weird, but at the same time, completely logical in the movie’s verse. He finally shows us, where exactly does he get all these wonderful toys. In this moment, he becomes something akin to Users from Tron movies. A god walking upon earth.A god of what exactly, would you ask?“Computer - initialize Master Build music”.…God, I so wish I could link to you the ensuing scene without breaking copyright laws.
Lego Starwars 3:The Clone Wars PC cut scene bug?
In some cutscenes the characters are invisible and you can see there weapons floating and other times the cutscene are laggy it freezes you can hear what is going on the the cutscene freezes and sometimes goes black and I cant tell what is going on. The gameplay is perfectly fine it is just the cutscenes are messing up. It is not my computer I played the same cutscene twice and it bugged out the exact same moments I remembered it to. what should I do?
Will there ever be any Disney-themed Lego sets based off of scenes from their movies?
Disney has a partnership with Lego that features:its Disney Princess and Frozen lines similar to Lego Friendsits Star Wars and selected Marvel characters in its own Lego Star Wars and Lego Marvel Super Hero lines respectively