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You know which one is better.

193 (76.3%)
60 (23.7%)

Total Members Voted: 253

Author Topic: The Lego Movie VS. Frozen  (Read 22736 times)

wow, gender stereotyping much?

wow, gender stereotyping much?
ya maybe i am bit too much. also i thought i read somewhere that Elsa was originally supposed to be an evil sister or something cos the movie was based off of a russian fairytale where the snow queen is the bad guy

frozen aims for an adult audience and the lego movie aims for a young audience

lol you're joking

Anyways The Wind Rises should have won the Oscar damnit ;-;


i saw lego movie 3 times

it's the better movie

If you can make a CGI figure look so realistic you believe it is actually made of legos then damn you are loving amazing at animating.
legos are literally the simplest things you could ever model
modeling texturing and animating for that movie were easy as forget, i have to applaude the rendering team though
the lego movies storyline is stuff, they could have used characters from game franchises like tf2 heavy or something. it doesn't EVEN INCLUDE STAR WARS, that was a major forget up not having star wars. we could have seen darth vader and a bunch of stormtroopers. but its still a good film the way they made it
also although it may sound like a good idea, when you brand the forget out of a movie it kind of turns into a giant commercial

i think the lego movie was a big lego product placement

i think the lego movie was a big lego product placement
bought to you by mcdonalds

lego movie was made with stop motion legos, lolz

i saw both and i liked them

lego movie was made with stop motion legos, lolz
false

just cgi

still dope tho

me.
i haven't seen either

so i just finished the lego movie not 5 seconds ago... and i will have to say it was funnier than frozen

and i liked the whole thing with the dad and his kid.

false

just cgi

still dope tho

looked it up, it's a mix between the two

Chris Pratt, Elizabeth Banks, Will Ferrel, Will Arnett, Morgan Freeman, Liam Neeson, Alison Brie, and Channing Tatum VS. ...I don't know 90% of the actors in Frozen. Like, who the heck is Josh Gad?
Just because a film has more well known actors, doesn't make it inherently better.

Just because a film has more well known actors, doesn't make it inherently better.
it easily can
for two reasons
one, it just means it has good actors
and the second, it means it has a higher budget