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This is the moment when Lloyd reveals himself to be the Green Ninja – up until this point, his secret identity was just that.Īgain, the movie’s epic scale and animation team’s eye for an incredible cinematic shot is demonstrated. The centrepiece of the film seems to be the epic battle between Lord Garmadon’s forces and the Ninja. Lloyd’s dragon machine has a naturalistic way of moving and is one of the most appealing of the mechs. …as their inability to blend in demonstrates. The plant life is another example of how the story takes place in a child’s back garden. Despite the Ninjas protection of NINJAGO City, it seems they are still early on in their training when the movie takes place… Master Wu is voiced by Jackie Chan, giving an extra level of hilarity to his lines. The school lockers provide means of escape for Lloyd and the team – note that the sliding effect uses LEGO as if stop motion animated – just like the previous two features, many of the movie’s effects and motion uses LEGO elements. The Ninja team are regular high schoolers by day, so when Lord Garmadon strikes, a bathroom pass is the only option. Natural elements are incorporated this time, as the rock in this cave demonstrates.

The scale of this movie is as impressive as it was in The LEGO Batman Movie. This eye-level shot of NINJAGO City shows an incredible level of detail that has gone into creating the Tokyo inspired metropolis, with an amazing clash of colours and styles drawing the eye to the various signs and decorations. Everyone can identify with not fitting it, and the outcast at school is always a sympathetic character – but layering that with the comedy that comes from Lloyd being ostracised because his father keeps trying to destroy the city is ingenious. ‘His dad ruins everything,’ says one of Lloyd’s classmates. This frame shows that once again, Director Charlie Bean and the talent behind The LEGO NINJAGO Movie want this film to look beautiful.

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Outside of Disney and Pixar, few big budget animated films bother to look beautiful, favouring cheap TV style animation as seen in films such as Boss Baby. What makes it even more impressive is that while going for these great gags, the frames are still beautifully composed as seen in this shot of Garmadon and Koko riding off into the sunset. How does a four-armed villain with plans for world domination end up with a son? These are the kind of questions movies never ask, but the LEGO movies mine for comic gold.

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‘He had so many plans, he was so ambitious… he said he wanted to conquer the world.’Īlthough the LEGO NINJAGO TV series tends to be overlooked by AFOLs, the movie is clearly going for the same kind of sophisticated comedy, executed by the best in the business, that will have adults enjoying the film as much as the children. …who is completely smitten, even though on the table are the plans for his secret volcano lair. …which leads to an absolutely spot-on, hilarious parody of the meet-cute montage, with the 80s business-attired Garmadon sharing dinner with Koko…