Phil Lord

There are too many Spider-Men.

4/4 (Great).

I don't love it as much as other people seem to, but I can see why they do. It's something completely new, in a way that only happens (in a fun movie) two or three times in a decade.

A generic construction worker is called upon to save the Lego world.

Brilliant. No, seriously. I'm still having trouble believing that this movie getting made is something that actually happened. How did this happen?

Concept: A
Story: C
Characters: B
Dialog: A
Pacing: A
Cinematography: B
Special effects/design: A
Acting: B
Music: B

Enjoyment: A

GPA: 3.4/4

I wasn't sure what to expect when I first heard of the Lego Movie. However, I was quite pleasantly surprised, there's a lot of great jokes, bits, and so on. And the visuals are absolutely epic, I'm sure the animators were happy they didn't have to make the entire movie from real, physical lego pieces, this movie is CGI but using Lego visuals instead of other art styles you normally see in CGI films was honestly a real treat. 4.5/5 stars.

This was a load of fun and it sounded like the voice actors had a blast. Kingpin develops a gizmo to bring his dead wife and child back with the help of a female Doc Ock. In this world Spider-man is dead but Miles Morales is bitten and he has to decide if he is willing to take up the mantle. At the same time there are several other spider-people from other times and dimensions all trying to get back to their own places but first they have to save the world from Kingpin and Doc Ock.