Now it's up to Emmet and some newfound friends to fulfill the prophecy. He comes across a woman named Wyldstyle (Elizabeth Banks) searching for "the piece of resistance" which he unwittingly finds and becomes beholden to. The next morning Emmet a seemingly ordinary Lego construction worker goes about his normal day. Before Vitruvius is kicked into the abyss by Business and his robotic minions, he foretells of a hero, the "special" who will put an end to his dastardly plans, whatever they might be. The story busts out of the gate from the get-go Vitruvius (Morgan Freeman) a wizard and "master builder", while protecting a mystery weapon is blinded by Lord Business (Will Ferrell), obviously our caped and big booted villain. Okay maybe not but at the very least it's a very high bar to set. The Lego Movie is not only the must see film of the late winter season, I'm going to go ahead and call it now it's the best family-oriented film for all ages of 2014. I honestly couldn't have been more wrong about a film in my life. In addition, The Lego Movie managed to muster a staggering 93% on, an unheard of fresh score in the February film graveyard. Can't we for once make movies for kids that don't dull the senses? Have we truly come to the point where there are no original thoughts? Yet after seeing not just families but college kids' line up to see sold out viewings I became interested.
Like many of you, the first time I saw the trailer for The Lego Movie (2014) I thought to myself, "Are you kidding me?!" Yet another movie based on a franchise of toys aimed towards families willing to cough up the cash just to shut their kids up.
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