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A LEGO Brickumentary Movie Review

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Review for the film " A LEGO Brickumentary"

Streaming On: Amazon Prime Video

Runtime: 01 Hour 33 Minutes

Certificate: U

Released: 31-07-2015

Genre: Drama

Similar To: His Three Daughters, Lonely Planet, Rez Ball, Happiness Is

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CAST & CREW

Jason Bateman

Chris Brown

Lee Clay

Shashwati Talukdar

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Producer:

Jim Packer

Jill Wilfert

Shashwati Talukdar

Molly Tait

Andy Schocken

Anthony M. Romano II

Lee Clay

Ryan Egan

Gustavo Gelmini

Chad Herschberger

Chelsea Matter

Davis Coombe

Justin Moore-Lewy

Daniel Junge

Chris Brown

Brendan Kiernan

Andrew Oppenheimer

Cinematographer:

Aaron Phillips

Robert Muratore

Luke Geissbuhler

Editor:

Davis Coombe

Tiffany Hauck

Chad Herschberger

Marco Jakubowicz

Inbal B. Lessner

Darrin Roberts

Writer:

Kief Davidson

Davis Coombe

Daniel Junge

Composer:

John Jennings Boyd

Director:

Kief Davidson

Daniel Junge

Movie Actor:

Dan Legoff

Nathan Sawaya

GW Krauss

Alice Finch

Bret Harris

Brian Whitaker

Jamie Berard

Jason Bateman

Co-Producer:

Chelsea Matter

Davis Coombe

Molly Tait

Chad Herschberger

Executive Producer:

Jill Wilfert

Jim Packer

Lee Clay

Associate Producer:

Andrew Oppenheimer

Ryan Egan

Production Manager:

Chelsea Matter

Actor:

Brian Whitaker

Nathan Sawaya

Jason Bateman

Jamie Berard

Bryan Bonahoom

Corey Burton

Alice Finch

Bret Harris

Iain Clifford Heath

Dwight Howard

Jeff Viens

Trey Parker

David Pagano

Dan Legoff

G.W. Krauss

Cody Hughes

Sound Department:

Cloud Wang

Robert Sylvain

Till RÃ¶llinghoff

Dave Novak

Lawrence Everson

Bo Asdal Andersen

Peter Albrechtsen

Music Department:

Jason Soudah

Denise Slenski

Eric V. Hachikian

Frank Cogliano

Visual Effects:

James DurÃ©e

Camera Department:

Andy Schocken

Mike Schneier

Aaron Phillips

Dan Krauss

Chad Herschberger

Rory Emmons

Adam Beckman

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Mario Fierro

Matthew Deimling Johns

Richard J. Lee

Olivier Mouroux

Neil Truglio

Lee Meltzer

Justine Jacob

Pierce Thiot

Dave Wruck

Ester Brym

Scott Cleveland

Patrick Huber

Joseph Kleinman

Dave Krahling

Thanks:

Cathy Trekloff

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Tommy Williamson

Kevin Ulrich

James Morr

Chad Herschberger

James DurÃ©e

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Cast & Crew

The directors of this film are Kief Davidson and Daniel Junge. The cast only includes Jason Bateman Jason Bateman, born on 14th of January, 1969, is a >> Read More... , Jamie Berard, Alice Finch, Bret Harris, G. W. Krauss, Dan Legoff, Nathan Sawaya, Brian Whitaker, Iain Clifford Heath, Trey Parker, Phil Lord and Christopher Miller.

Plot

A LEGO Brickumentary, as its name implies, is a family-friendly film about the Lego toy and its impact on the world. The film shows how the Lego company came into being, and how it started with a humble wood carver in Denmark. The film also introduces watchers to the Lego community called ‘Adult Fan of Lego’ and shows how all kinds of people have grown fond of the Lego toy, not just children but adults too. The Lego toy has also inspired creations by people, including people who are filmmakers, psychologists, architects, engineers, and so on. The film shows the different ways in which Lego toys have been used, for instance, two guys in Australia used only Lego toys to build a fully functional car. People like doctors and psychiatrists have also benefited from using Lego toys as fun tools to treat their patients, such as this particular therapist who uses Lego toys to treat children with autism.

Star Performance

Jason Bateman who is a voice actor for one of the Lego characters performed very well.

Jamie Berard’s acting was also unforgettable and convincing.

Analysis

The narration in the film is very engaging. The visuals are great. The film is incredibly creative, but the jokes are bland. One would think that a film about a toy would be boring, but this one has been created in such a way that it became delightful to watch. The informative part of the movie keeps us hooked and fascinated, and the stories of people using Lego Toys to heal the world is genuinely moving.

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