mattwells-37368
How many time can you watch a film and laugh at the same moments? In this case the answer is infinite. My kids love this film and every time they put it on I end up watching it and crying laughing. Batman is the star of the show his character is hilarious and the voice over is spot on. This movie is a tonic for anyone with even a limited sense of humour.
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Prashast Singh
While looking for another Batman movie after watching the epic Dark Knight trilogy, I found this movie on Prime Video. I had heard about it earlier too, but couldn't get to see it. When I finally watched it, I was really impressed, entertained and had a smile on my face.THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE is as funny as THE DARK KNIGHT was dark. In this film, while you get to see the unexplored funny side of Batman, you also get to see the Joker in a kid-friendly way. The film is replete with impressive action and totally hilarious comedy, and the animation is one of the finest I've seen in recent years (I haven't seen any other Lego movie till date). The film's tone is funny but also doesn't forget to deliver some light yet heartwarming emotional scenes.THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE is a film which can be enjoyed by both kids and adults. The film takes you on a fun ride which you would want to be a part of, even more. And of course, apart from all other scenes, just don't miss the climax because it pays a remarkable tribute to the much loved, "hate" relationship of Batman and Joker, which is bound to make you smile.
The Movie Diorama
Barrels of fun, thoroughly entertaining and full of comic relief. If you watched The LEGO Movie and thought "Damn, Batman was so funny he should be in his own film"...well, your prayers have been answered. Another opportunity for LEGO to self-promote their products and start establishing a film franchise. Regardless, I had quite a good time watching this. Batman consistently saves Gotham, has no family or friends and refuses to let the Joker be his greatest enemy. So the Joker decides to ramp up his typical evil schemes by creating an army that consists of cinema's greatest villains. King Kong, Voldemort, Sauron and even Gremlins. It's an exhausting list, which pretty much describes the film. Exhausting. The countless amounts of pop culture references melted my brain. Nearly every line of dialogue is self-referential. Whether it harks back to classic Batman films or shoehorning in Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up"...I just became numb to it all. Yet, somehow...I damn enjoyed this. This iteration of Batman is probably one of the best. Serious whilst hilarious. Cool whilst stupid. Suave whilst badass. Will Arnett's voice work is outstanding. The animation is stupendous and consistent with its predecessor. The plot is lighthearted with a good moral for younger viewers. Remember kids, teamwork saves the day. But it's the smaller finer details that really impressed me. LEGO Bane's voice imitating Tom Hardy. Agent Smiths repeating the same line. Narrating the studio logos. Referencing Adam West's Batman. "You...complete me!". It's fun just picking out certain references that make you chuckle. I do hate animations that utilise multiple annoying pop songs, and for some reason Michael Jackson's "Man in the Mirror" was the most prominent. I get why, but urrrrrgh...why!? The LEGO Batman movie is lighthearted entertainment that everyone will admire, you just might need to take some time to mend you brain afterwards.
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