This
movie has many parallels, parallel universes with different types of
Lego worlds, such as Western, under water, in the clouds, Star Wars etc. And in the end a parallel between the Legos and the humans
playing with them. There has been much talk about this being an anti
corporation movie, but I didn't see it. It is more a
movie of finding what your niche is, and then doing the best you can in
that niche, even if the niche is being normal, regular. With regards to
the double theme presented by the father and his son; and Emmet versus Lord Business the father is gluing
his Lego set together so his son can’t mess it up; but in the end he
changes, he repents and invites son to play, and his daughter. In the
same manner Lord Business wants to glue everything so it is in the perfect position. He also changes, when he realizes people can like him for who he is. There is another theme I find in the movie. Sometimes we
can be lolled into complacency, letting others take our rights away in
the name of change and making things better, until it is too late, we
have be rocked to sleep until the day when it is too late. In the movie
this was done by manuals, songs and control of the media.
However the song is fun: Everything is awesome
Everything is cool when you're part of a team
Everything is awesome, when we're living our dream
Everything is cool when you're part of a team
Everything is awesome, when we're living our dream
Tony
and I came home from the movie singing the first two lines of the
song. Tony gives the movie a big thumbs up by the way. I had a hard
time dealing with everyone and everything looking like a Lego.
Emmet voiced by Chris Pratt
Lord Business and father by Will Ferrell
Wyldestyle by Elizabeth Banks
Vitruvius by Morgan Freeman
Bad Cop/ Good Cop by Liam Neeson
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