admin*Due to the popularity of the Lego Movie opening weekend, when I got there, the theater was already packed and the only available seats were in the front row up against the screen and all the way over on the left side.
Review: As far as I could tell, this movie is mostly about the right cheek of a Lego character with a 50-foot head. There was some kind of story going on about super heroes, but my guess is some pivotal plot points developed way over on the right side of the screen – because I missed them.
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In sum, I’d give this movie 2 stars, but you should probably ask someone who saw the right side of the screen what they thought. My guess is that would add at least another star, but who knows.