Steve Bodnar it’s strange remembering she’s an actual human, with a pulse and everything, and she’s just...on our devices just helping us out in day to day life.
You missed the one moment that actually had me laughing out loud!!! When Alfred is trying to stop Batman from accessing his computer and Alfred explains he knows Bruce's secret password as "Alfred the Buttler, with two T's"...the laugh that Batman does is so hysterical!!
Another win for this movie is actually having a good Joker - Harley relationship: instead of the two being locked in a toxic romance, they're more like best friends that enjoy being there for each other. I like how Harley's really supportive of Joker's feelings about Batman. Whenever Joker starts to give one of his dramatic speeches to Batman, Harley's off to the side acting as his hype-woman, the way best friends do. It's just great, and for once Harley isn't a victim of severe abuse. Also, I just love Jenny Slate.
@@Misschivous666 i mean,,, the batman animated series shows joker abusing harley on a regular basis. and from what i’ve seen is that the show is recommended for kids as young as 9 or 12 and up.
Fun Fact: The “LET’S GET NUTS” song was not sang by Will Arnett. It was sang by the lead singer of Fall Out Boy, Patrick Stump, doing an impersonation of Will Arnett’s Batman.
“Batman I love you more than my kids!” “My names Richard but the kids at the orphanage call me Dick!” “Well children can be cruel sometimes.” God, I forgot how much I love this movie.
and the part where he was watching the movie and you can hear the movie sentence "you complete me" that's a reference to the dark knight movie where joker said the same sentence probably just a coincedence
That is imo the funniest bit of the movie, just because of the way he moves every time he says "no". When first time seeing this movie and that particular scene, I couldn't breathe from how ridiculous and hysterical Batman's reaction was.
Joker's dynamic with Batman have a romance subtext has long been a part of the character, the Dark Knight was just the most well known take on it. Something else I love about this movie is how it takes how Alfred often views Batman as a son and thanks to Batman's childishness, the two of them truly feel like father and son.
@@noneofthiseverhappened Honestly that's the way I like to ship them? Just the Joker making weird advances or comments and Batman just shutting him down instantaneously. Not much of a ship, then I guess-
@@grime69 Ah one sided love / unrequited love Though I do understand why people ship them,or ship batman with anyone in general, i just feel like it doesnt work Batman has always seemed like an asexual to me,and even his "marriage" with catwoman feels wrong Well I just wrote stuff that no one asked about but I just had to vent
6:02 Something I love about the presentation behind Barbara is that when she talks about how Batman has done a lot of good things for Gotham, the presentation shows Batman beating up some of the robot police from The Lego Movie
~~Bring your dad to school day~~ Teacher: "So can you tell the class what your father does for a living?" Son: "He's a professional movie complementer" Teacher: "You mean a movie critic?" Son: "Nah, he's the opposite."
4:00 when i watched this movie, i though the vehicle could just switch... but Batman is actually using his "MASTER BUILDER" skills to re-orient the pieces. wow, that is... wow!
Fun Fact: In the german translation everyone except for Robin and the Joker is voiced by the same voice actor from the original movies. It's a very nice easter egg.
Late to this party, but this is incorrect - Voldemort was voiced by the fantastic Eddie Izzard. It's even referenced in the video. EDIT: I realized you probably mean Ralph Fiennes playing Voldemort in the films, nevermind, nothing to see here. :)
@@Ari-vc5lg Yup. In the same movie that has Ralph Fiennes in the voice cast and they let him do another part. Honestly, they were so close to getting the PERFECT Voldemort.
"Can't say I don't not dislike this song." Ok, let me process that. Dislike this song. Negative. Not dislike this song. Positive. Don't not dislike this song. Negative. Can't say I don't not dislike this song. Positive. So you MAY like it, alright.
4:56 I always thought that was a Easter egg to Batman Begins, when Alfred opened the window, Batman said that bats are nocturnal and then started to do pushups while Alfred was talking to him
XD tbh i love their "relationship" way more to this and now want to watch the other batman movies to see all the different jokers. I think a comic had joker tricking superman which I would read if i could find
I´m waiting for the day when CinemaSins and CinemaWins have an epic battle by discussing a really critically mixed movie and they try to convince each other that it´s either great or terrible while the whole flow of the argument is like the three act plot of a movie
1:48 Another joke win, Gordon is turning the steering wheel wildly like a child while the car still moves in a straight line. Yep. Also, (7:11) maybe the reason LEGO people talk to inanimate objects is because...well, they’re toys. They ARE inanimate objects. It’s all plastic, bro. We are one with the plastic.
This is late, but i love how my favourite Joker (tied w/ Ledger's Joker) is the least villainous/corrupt one. you can tell this joker isnt one who'd kill Jason
I don't think the one in 1966 would've killed anyone either. He had a sort of dangerous sense of humor (like a gun in a jukebox, threatening to electrocute, etc.) but just short of homicidal I think.
It'd be very interesting to see them do the Red Hood plotline as kid-friendly as possible. I imagine Joker capturing Jason in an unknown location and showing him that Tim Drake has become the replacement Robin, like how it was done in Arkham Knight except without the horrible torture and murder part. It could actually work really well!
@@RacingSnails64 there is actually lego Batman family matters movie which shows kid friendly version of death in the family and under the redhood. It is clearly made kids.
What I really liked about this is the gentle way it tries to say "Guys, we've hit a brick wall with the super-dark versions of Batman. He's become a self-parody. Batman has had lots of different phases over the years. He can lighten up a bit, even be FUN again, and still be *Batman.* " Sadly, I'm not sure if any other divisions of WB or DC were paying attention. :-/
I literally thought the same thing when I watched it about it being the most realistic representation of Batman to date haha. Like the isolation, loneliness, fear of family, loss, love. Like that’s how Batman would be they just made it funny lol
Ok, in all honesty, when I first watched this movie, I did not like him. Probably just because I'm used to Ledger and Nicholson's darker more psychotic versions. But after watching this video, I just had to watch the movie again, and man, do I love Lego Joker!!!
This movie was honestly incredible. It was outright hilarious, a hugely exciting kids movie, that also portrayed Batman as a character better than a lot of the Live-Action movies have managed to do, all while putting a unique twist on a familiar story in a favorite medium of "LEGO movie".
I have a great time! you can do the game, but it was a pitcher, and it was just a pitcher to the name and the first one is not a big issue, but I don't like the first place, and I have to go with me know when you're ready for a while ago but it is a great way for you? I don't have a good to me, but it is not here to be a pitcher to go to bed, and it is not a pitcher, but I have a good day! you are going out for the game will be in touch and it is a pitcher to go with you? I'm not going out right away, and I don't like it was just thinking of going out right now and I have a great way to the game, but it was just thinking about you? I have to be in the first one of those days are long time to be a great day at the first place?
really wish you'd dissected the "batman doesn't live in bruce wayne's basement, bruce lives in batman's attic" joke, as well as the whole "fooling-dick-into-thinking-he-had-two-dads-thing" because those were both Hilarious moments throughout the film while also hinting at Bruce's own inner disassociation from his self as "Bruce Wayne, billionaire entrepeneur". treating his "real self"as more of a cover for batman than his actual identity, only to accept and expose that part of himself to the people he trusts at the end of the film? really, to me at least, felt like a masterful touch in exploring the character themes of Batman in this film. plus, it feels like a really underrated joke because every time Bat's referred to "Bruno" in the third person, I died.
dunno how much more you can say about the basement/attic joke. in a way, it's not really a joke. it's been that way for nearly as long as batman that batman IS bruce wayne, and that bruce wayne is just an act. just like how clark kent is the costume that superman wears, Bruce is batman's costume.
I also absolutely love the dramatic irony of when it seems like the Joker ends up discovering Batman's secret identity as Bruce Wayne, but then turns around to say he's Batman's roommate, or when he says he has discovered a secret Batman has been hiding, which we're led to believe is his secret identity this time around, but turns out to be his love for movies with relationships, which also pokes fun at how much Batman prefers to be alone and shut people out of his life and ultimately creates this weird paradox of "I say and act like I don't love people, but secretly I do.", effectively making him the Batman with a Tsundere archetype. It's all really quite clever. As kid-friendly as this movie is, all the undertones of the film make it very much a film only adults can truly understand.
I actually asked my nerd friend, "hey what are british killer robots from?" and even though he hadn't seen this movie he was able to tell me it were the Dalek lmao
My 4y/o was a bit apprehensive before seeing the movie, because the Joker was a bit scary in the trailer with the teeth and everything. Then we get the "Batman doesn't do ships" scene, where Batman crushes the Joker's feelings, and she burst into tears in sympathy for J. I think she's now as big a Joker fan as a Batman fan XD Also "Wait, are you telling me Bruce Wayne is Batman.....................'s room-mate?" surely deserved a win!
I always get depressed knowing we will probably never see a sequel or any future lego films due to the license (or rights) being now owned by a different studio.
I just hope that Universal would bring the same team to make another Lego Movie. Because The Lego Movie worked in the first place because of Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, if they're not involved in Universal's Lego Movie, then it's possible that it ain't gonna be good
I loved this movie. It was action packed, hilarious, and most importantly- filled with character! No- not 'characters'! I mean 'character'! Each of the main characters actually felt like... people. Both Batman and Joker were two very flawed characters dealing with their own issues in parallel to one another with arcs that lead them to clash with one another. Joker being a villain with vulnerabilities while still remaining the main villain just made him more fun to watch and almost root for. Robin was just so adorable and awesome! I'm so glad they didn't shy away from his goofier aspects and instead embraced them without seeing it as a means to discredit the character. He's a kid, Batman's kid! Any kid would be excited to follow Batman away and Batman himself is attached to the little skamp even when he doesn't wanna admit it. I was so nervous that Robin would be delegated to a minor character in favor of characters easier to adapt into an action film like Babs and Alfred. But they didn't, he remained Batman's primary foil and companion. Batman and Robin are THE Dynamic Duo. I wish movies would stop forgetting that.
You failed to mention the single most hilarious opening in movie history. Everything until he gets back to the Batcave is transcendentally godlike in the ROFL department.
While I thought the same thing at first, maybe not really, most of the sins are usually for gross amounts of plot convenience, things being vague for no reason other than us not knowing, logic that makes no sense, things that make no sense for the movies rules, bad camera usage, useless lines and scenes, over used and redundant tropes, and just the things that generally fault the movie, like continuity, or plot furthering character stupidity. I could see sins appreciating this film more just because it accomplishes what it wanted to do, and didn't really leave gaping holes, adheres fully to the worlds rules is executed well, I could even see the sin removal used a lot, you know if he really focuses on the jokes and references cleverly placed. We all know he'd love them not retelling Batman's origin story plus all those villains for the hundredth time. But you know that's just my opinion, not looking for a flame war. Besides if a video for it does come out well we can call me a sucker and mock me for my claims here as I eat my words.
rdsasuke1 I wouldn't say making stuff up still watching some of their more recent videos on my binge watch, but there are some parts of the movie he sins without knowing why it's not one, like with Moana where he sins Maui's song with the snake to coconuts bit which is trying to be true to Hawaiian mythis where a god actually killed a snake buried it's guts and then came coconuts from the grave, or is that one Less something or other that musical movie he sins things that are either explained or that have sound reasoning, I can admit there may be more jokes than before but to say made up would be a stretch. I'd say some sins might be there because he missed the reason and just sins it if he can't figure it out.
Well you are entitled to your own opinion and for sure can see things differently than me.I quit the channel some months ago after noticing they started to make up sins from their own mocking and nothing else but mostly because they would sin something that the movie clearly explains later on essentially lying to their viewers.Maybe they stopped doing that maybe i exaggerated it but from my point of view they make most of their sins up.
rdsasuke1 I can see what you mean as the tone does shift to more mocking than just pointing out the fonts, like you hear it in his voice when it is just mocking, which can lead to more improper sins, especially if he doesn't like the movie, but there still enough actual sins for me to overlook the wrong ones, but you know that's just me, I don't doubt your claim I've only noticed a few here and there since I'm drowning in videos or I'm multi tasking
@@chajosam I get your point of view but I also love the movie because it makes me able to watch it without skipping the boring parts. And that's saying a lot. Even one of my most favourite movies I skip a lot of scenes just to get to the scenes I like
Okay then. Batman is Bruce Wayne, a billionaire who's parents were killed at a young age, leaving him to be raised by Alfred. When Bruce grew up, he traveled to the Middle East, and trained for years, then returning home to Gotham. Back in Gotham, Bruce doned his cape and cowl, bringing fear to the villains, and hope to the city. After being Batman for a while, Bruce witnessed the deaths of The Flying Graysons, a family of Acrobats who wouldn't let a mob boss bully them. The mob boss, Tony Zuko, then sabotaged their trapeze, killing Mary and John Grayson, the parents. The only flying Grayson to survive was their son, Dick. Me. After his parents died, Dick was taken in by Bruce Wayne, who didn't want Dick to turn out like him. Eventually, Dick found out he was Batman, and then became Robin, Batman's sidekick. After years of being the Boy Wonder, Dick eventually left his adopted father, moving to Bludhaven to become the hero Nightwing. Although on his own, Dick and Bruce kept in touch, due to their unbreakable bond as father and son, forged over years of working together. About a year after Dick left, Bruce met Jason Todd, a street kid who had the guts to mess with the Batmobile. Bruce adopted him as well, and soon Jason became the next Robin, Nightwing's brother and successor. Jason would form strong bonds with Bruce, Dick, and Alfred, becoming an important part of their family. But when Jason had been Robin for several years, he was tragically murdered by The Joker. After the death of his son, Bruce was reluctant to take on another partner, blaming himself for Jason's death. But a boy named Tim Drake had other ideas. Tim was smart, a child genius, who's intelligence could be compared to Batman's. Tim wanted to be Robin, to help Bruce protect Gotham. It didn't take Tim long to figure out Batman was Bruce Wayne, but even after Tim approached him with his knowledge, Bruce still refused, not wanting to train Tim, a boy with a happy home and family. But Tim persisted, even going as far to hack into Penguin's bank account and giving away millions of the Supervillain's dollars to the poor. Unfortunately, that act angered Penguin so much, he attacked Tim's family. Batman got there in time, but Penguin still wanted revenge. Tim's parents were put into witness protection, while Tim got his wish. He was taken in by Bruce Wayne, and with him, Tim became the third Robin. A lot more stuff happened in the years that followed, but like his brothers, Tim eventually gave up being Robin to become his own hero, The Red Robin. Sometime after Tim became The Red Robin, Bruce was approached by an old lover of his, Talia Al Ghul. Her father, Ra's Al Ghul, was the leader of the League of Assassins, and an often enemy of Batman. Talia came to Bruce because of the death of her father, and to introduce him to his ten year old son, Damian Wayne. Naturally, Bruce had no idea Damian existed. In order to keep him safe, Talia left Damian with Bruce and left to lead the League of Assassins. Damian was only ten, but he was raised to be a Master Assassin , and to kill his enemies. In order to keep his son from killing, Bruce made him the Fourth Robin, training him to be a hero instead of a killer. Damian is the current Robin, and the Batfamily (the name that has been given to Bruce, and his children and associates) consists of Bruce Wayne, (Batman) Dick Grayson (Nightwing) Jason Todd, who was ressurected and became the vigilante Red Hood, Tim Drake (now Tim Wayne, The Red Robin) Barbara Gordon (Batgirl and Orical) Stephanie Brown (Briefly Robin, Batgirl, and now Spoiler) and Cassandra Cain (Batgirl, and Bruce's daughter) Not to mention Alfred, and several other characters in different universes. It's quite confusing.
2:04 i died laughing at the cinema, but i was the only one, i said men is a reference to suicide squad! but it seems nobody got it. I started thinking to myself, maybe... im wrong, that wasnt even a joke and felt bad for the rest of the day. until 2:04 came into my life!
Rainbow Lover She said: My husbands doing me wrong. Beating me, cheating me, mistreating me. Suddenly he's up and gone, i don't have the means to go onnnn~
"want him to stay this size forever" man I have a feeling that the narrator will come back to this video 10 years later and cry at that. Congrats with your son!
One thing that bugged me was that when Voldemort used a spell to lift someone, he used Wingardium Leviosa instead of the spell they used in the books to lift a person.
Arjoni Memko if you look in the other channels section of their channel page you see cinemasins in there it is the second channel just with the other person
V-Rex Doctor Who. "Ask WHO now?" References the show Doctor Who. The movie says "Ask your nerd friends" because it's a Sci-Fi show on BBC with a following that could rival Harry Potter's.
I'm VERY sorry to say that when my friend and I first saw this, I fell asleep about 15mins in, and woke up just after the four of them reunited before the big fight. I went back and watched it once it was available online and my GOD did I love it. Such a well made film. It was hysterical, clever, and I'm pretty sure literally every iteration of Batman was played homage too, and yes I'm including Team Starkid's "Holy Musical B@man!" in that (that dance number at the end, and the plot point of even including all the lesser villains just feels like it's not a coincidence).
4:07 can we also take a moment to acknowledge that each frame was made with so much attention to detail. The people there had to perfectly make each bit of fire AND Each part of transformation during this scene. Incredible. Absolutely incredible.
"Relatio...work association." I love the way their...partner... association, ah forget it relationship works. Its meant to be a joke but honestly if this wasn't a kids movie this would be canon. EDIT: sorry about the lame joke I couldn't resist
One of my favorite small parts is when Batman and Robin first get the the Fortress of Solitude and Robin needs to climb up to break into the vent, but it's so easy for him that he just starts doing the worm for no reason. God I love that part.
I would add a win for the plane having the droplets of water on it's windshield, the consistency with the legos serial number and names, points for detail ^^
I love Riddler's line after Joker catches the other villains in the box. "Riddle me this: What just happened?" It's just funny to me , also, I'm a big Riddler fan.^^
British robots, ask your nerd friends. My American friend watching with me: "So does every brit just get that joke?" Me, a brit: "You just insulted my entire race of people, but yes."
4:16 Fun fact. They DIDN'T use Siri and they DID pay an actress. They paid the voice of Siri to do it.
Oh lol
That’s freaking amazing
Technically siri is her own person like Alexa so that makes sense
So cool!!!
Steve Bodnar it’s strange remembering she’s an actual human, with a pulse and everything, and she’s just...on our devices just helping us out in day to day life.
You missed the one moment that actually had me laughing out loud!!! When Alfred is trying to stop Batman from accessing his computer and Alfred explains he knows Bruce's secret password as "Alfred the Buttler, with two T's"...the laugh that Batman does is so hysterical!!
That was golden
True
I'm late for this but at the begging when he is going to the Batcave it asks what's the password he says "Iron Man Sucks" I'm pretty sure
@@getoguy5979 you and the op are talking about different scenes. they both happened.
@@nrishiee5231 i know the password reminded me of that scene
Another win for this movie is actually having a good Joker - Harley relationship: instead of the two being locked in a toxic romance, they're more like best friends that enjoy being there for each other. I like how Harley's really supportive of Joker's feelings about Batman. Whenever Joker starts to give one of his dramatic speeches to Batman, Harley's off to the side acting as his hype-woman, the way best friends do. It's just great, and for once Harley isn't a victim of severe abuse.
Also, I just love Jenny Slate.
I mean with all the things mr.J has done to her wouldnt be able to be shown on a kids show
@@Misschivous666 i mean,,, the batman animated series shows joker abusing harley on a regular basis. and from what i’ve seen is that the show is recommended for kids as young as 9 or 12 and up.
@@stevjiro
Kids are softer now
And I hate that it's true
@@Misschivous666 I mean in btas joker literally pushed her out of a window
@@andrewphillips4681 Seriously! Back then we were traumatized by shows like "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" and we LIKED it!
Fun Fact: The “LET’S GET NUTS” song was not sang by Will Arnett. It was sang by the lead singer of Fall Out Boy, Patrick Stump, doing an impersonation of Will Arnett’s Batman.
I knew that, and yet this was a surprise to me. My brain is a strange and fascinating place.
Fall Out Boy win?
@cosmicriptid yes. Fall Out Boy Win.
Why did this comment pop on my screen as that scene showed up on screen, ALSO IS THAT LOSS BUT WEEZER?
@@bh4vvy33t Losszer
I am at a loss for wheezing.
“Batman I love you more than my kids!”
“My names Richard but the kids at the orphanage call me Dick!” “Well children can be cruel sometimes.”
God, I forgot how much I love this movie.
You can't forget about the Rick Rolling at 11:24
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😩💀💀
exactly
oh my.
- helicopters doing backflips
- "Iron Man sucks" password
- a lot of other unmentioned wins I can't count
Who always pays his taxes? Not batman!
and the part where he was watching the movie and you can hear the movie sentence "you complete me" that's a reference to the dark knight movie where joker said the same sentence
probably just a coincedence
I didn't see the advertisement for the Ninjagotown movie until that freeze frame. There are so many fun Easter eggs in this movie.
16:53 has a lookalike of Robert Downey Jr. probably a coincidental thing but eh
My mum *loves* that Batman calls computer "puter" XD
"What's the password?"
"Iron man sucks"
*Aw, come on, Bats. Don't speak ill of the dead*
#TooSoon
God damn it.
impofstpete727 hear that?
It’s the sound of the joke going over your head
#TooSooooooooooon
:0
The tantrum he throws when he's told to go to a party is the most relatable thing I've ever seen in a movie and I laughed out loud.
That is imo the funniest bit of the movie, just because of the way he moves every time he says "no". When first time seeing this movie and that particular scene, I couldn't breathe from how ridiculous and hysterical Batman's reaction was.
you forgot to give a win for the best line:
"whoAlways pays their taxes? Not batman!'
He probably didn't want to get up in that tax fraud business
@@frut_jooos Go fig. He is crazy enough to take on Batman but not the IRS. Hey, a nod to BTAS.
@@phillipmoghaddam7240 Batman tax aversion syndrome?
Didn't Batman go to jail for tax evasion/fraud/embezzlement/etc in the Harley Quinn cartoon? I guess from using Wayne Tech stuff for Batman stuff?
Fr
Batman: are actually saying the word blink?
Joker: no blink blink blink blink blink blink
Blinkitty blink blink blink !
*JOKER!*
Hahahahahaha
(Ding)
*Blink blink blink blink🤭*
That "But the kids at the orphanage call me Dick" joke deserve *at LEAST* 1,000,000 wins just for getting that through the censors.
Maria TheChosen1 he's talking about the "well kids can be cruel" bit,cause it can be an insult .-.
Lucas Bruno "Dick" is actualy a name
Lucas Bruno when me and my friend watched this i cracked up laughing
It wasn't the only one, either. Another one was (singing) : "If you think my abs are BIG
you must not have seen my... BRAIN!"
well when you look at all the dirty jokes in 90s kids cartoons, they are no different
"the undercurrent theme of equating a hero/villain relationship to a romantic relationship"
thank you for saying it when no one else will
Will arenet called them lovers in an interview
When you immediately recognize the Daleks without asking your “nerd friend”...
...and then you realize that you’re the nerd friend.
Yeah... I don’t even really watch Dr. Who and I still knew what the ‘British robots’ were.
Anyone should know what a “British robot” Is
additional realization.... your age :(
When your like whos my nerd friend then your friends ask what are these things
… and then you get annoyed by the fact that they're calling the Daleks robots....
Joker's dynamic with Batman have a romance subtext has long been a part of the character, the Dark Knight was just the most well known take on it.
Something else I love about this movie is how it takes how Alfred often views Batman as a son and thanks to Batman's childishness, the two of them truly feel like father and son.
Are you kidding? The Joker loves Batman more than _Catwoman_ does.
Nadia Mozer Husain
I ship it
@@nadiamozerhusain4259 batman doesn't feel the same way though
@@noneofthiseverhappened Honestly that's the way I like to ship them? Just the Joker making weird advances or comments and Batman just shutting him down instantaneously.
Not much of a ship, then I guess-
@@grime69
Ah
one sided love / unrequited love
Though I do understand why people ship them,or ship batman with anyone in general, i just feel like it doesnt work
Batman has always seemed like an asexual to me,and even his "marriage" with catwoman feels wrong
Well I just wrote stuff that no one asked about but I just had to vent
15:04 when batman said I hate u too the joker doorway behind him rolled his eyes. Amazing detail
Yeah
Lol
holy shi-
Oh damn
WHAT THE FU-!
6:02 Something I love about the presentation behind Barbara is that when she talks about how Batman has done a lot of good things for Gotham, the presentation shows Batman beating up some of the robot police from The Lego Movie
~~Bring your dad to school day~~
Teacher: "So can you tell the class what your father does for a living?"
Son: "He's a professional movie complementer"
Teacher: "You mean a movie critic?"
Son: "Nah, he's the opposite."
N Hale this comment actually made me giggle out loud.
"Oh yea actually he does both"
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Haha so cute!~ also I loved batman's no rap, bbchinononnnnnnnnonnnononb...nope I can't copy it.
Compliments. *Ding*
4:00
when i watched this movie, i though the vehicle could just switch...
but Batman is actually using his "MASTER BUILDER" skills to re-orient the pieces.
wow, that is... wow!
Omg I just noticed that! Just it’s going so fast that you can barely tell it’s happening
damn put it in 0.25 you can see him building
That was the first thing i noticed when watching it for the first time-
Ho. Ly. Shit. WHAT?!?
Bruh I watched this yesterday and didn't even notice.
What they did with the Joker and Batman was genious
I concur, my good man.
%100 agreed!
Agreed good fellow
Honestly the way they played out their kismesis relationship was so innovative.
Genius?
Fun Fact: In the german translation everyone except for Robin and the Joker is voiced by the same voice actor from the original movies.
It's a very nice easter egg.
I love how cinema wins pokes a bit of fun at cinema sins when Batman talks about the logos and such XD.
hailey hartshorn you think they’re friends?
Jack Melton aren’t they?
Jade Maryland I don’t think so cinemawins name is lee and cinemasins is Jeremy I think
Jack Melton no the owner of cinema sins actually really doesn’t like cinema wins and has talked about him stealing his idea and such
wow i wonder what he would think about anamation sins
Two jokes this movie missed:
1. Ralph Fiennes also voicing Voldemort.
2. Ralph Fiennes (as Alfred) fighting Voldemort.
Late to this party, but this is incorrect - Voldemort was voiced by the fantastic Eddie Izzard. It's even referenced in the video.
EDIT: I realized you probably mean Ralph Fiennes playing Voldemort in the films, nevermind, nothing to see here. :)
I love that
that was such a good sport self-correction wow
@@Ari-vc5lg Yup. In the same movie that has Ralph Fiennes in the voice cast and they let him do another part. Honestly, they were so close to getting the PERFECT Voldemort.
depression in a nutshell
When the villains are announcing their powers.
Riddler: “I’m irritating”
Honesty
I thought that was Egghead
arkham completionists felt that one😔
Flashbacks to Arkham series
Is your profile pic seriously Stitch in Loki's armor?
@@unevennoble9363 yes, yes it is
I'm surprised you didn't win Batman's speech to Joker at the end of the movie. It's so heartfelt and sweet
4:47 Not Bane wearing THE coat. I can't with this movie. It's too good
Everything great about Lego Batman: Everything.
Literally everything.
end credit scene.
*whatever the hell they use for wins because i watch too much sin versions so whatever i will put a win here*
@@tobyrix7082 wait
f o u r 4 ?
So your saying everything is awesome?
@@randomsupra5113 EVERYTHING IS COOL WHEN UR PART OF THE TEAM
@@immortalmango_495 EVERYTHING IS AWESOME
"Can't say I don't not dislike this song."
Ok, let me process that.
Dislike this song. Negative.
Not dislike this song. Positive.
Don't not dislike this song. Negative.
Can't say I don't not dislike this song. Positive.
So you MAY like it, alright.
MÓNICA ANDRADE I was trying to figure this out as well and I almost went crazy
Can't say I don't not disliken't this song and that's a lie.
Lol have fun
@@thecpg980 You don't dislike the song.
He dislikes it
@@GyeongmiBaeb U saying my calculations were for nothing? DX
“Ask WHO now?”
I died of laughter
I cracked up on that line too.
Daleks
Doctor WHO?
THE DOCTOR AND THE TARDIS.
I JUST GOT THAT
This is how you do references, Ready Player One.
And this is how you do Batman, Warner Bro.
4:56 I always thought that was a Easter egg to Batman Begins, when Alfred opened the window, Batman said that bats are nocturnal and then started to do pushups while Alfred was talking to him
Julian Wood that’s why he said BEGIN a day
Batman and Joker's relationship was like the best thing in this movie lol
Hope Morrison, ikr
Cool. I personally thought the end was the best.
XD tbh i love their "relationship" way more to this and now want to watch the other batman movies to see all the different jokers. I think a comic had joker tricking superman which I would read if i could find
Ceylan Jonez Read the injustice comics, the whole story is based off Joker Tricking Superman.
The one movie, which didn't skate around the fact, but stated it pretty much out loud ;)
I´m waiting for the day when CinemaSins and CinemaWins have an epic battle by discussing a really critically mixed movie and they try to convince each other that it´s either great or terrible while the whole flow of the argument is like the three act plot of a movie
MAKE.
THIS.
HAPPEN.
YESSS THIS WOULD BE AMAZING
I nominate man of steel or the first transformer
“You won’t get to fight AAAANNY OF THIS anymore!” Is the funniest Joker line in any movie. Fight me.
I love this movie so much. My nephew and I went "aww" when they finally admitted their hate for each other.
Anna Woodman XD
Me to. I couldn't stop laughing about it and telling my friend through text. That was so amusing. =P
The Lightbulb during the Jokers planning scene is actually being carried by Killer Moth... So Lightbulb AND doing your homework. Also Killer Moth.
moth to a light anyone?
"Like a mAWTH to the flame."
You missed a great one:
“Who always pays their taxes? No BatMan!”
😆
Is Batman Yoshi?
Alexis Harper Not*
HenryRichard how did you know??? Oh wait
Batman commits tax fraud
2:46, wins, hes always in a mask. But I get it lol
1:48 Another joke win, Gordon is turning the steering wheel wildly like a child while the car still moves in a straight line. Yep.
Also, (7:11) maybe the reason LEGO people talk to inanimate objects is because...well, they’re toys. They ARE inanimate objects. It’s all plastic, bro. We are one with the plastic.
"My Name Is Richard Grayson But In The Orphanage calls me Dick" "Well Kids Can Be Cruel Sometimes" 😂😄 Made Me Laugh
The short version of Richard is for some reason Dick
Anthony Bunnell yep. that's the joke, lol.
Richard has the 3/4 letters from the name dick
I laughed way too hard
I still wonder how that got through the censors.
This is late, but i love how my favourite Joker (tied w/ Ledger's Joker) is the least villainous/corrupt one. you can tell this joker isnt one who'd kill Jason
I don't think the one in 1966 would've killed anyone either. He had a sort of dangerous sense of humor (like a gun in a jukebox, threatening to electrocute, etc.) but just short of homicidal I think.
It'd be very interesting to see them do the Red Hood plotline as kid-friendly as possible. I imagine Joker capturing Jason in an unknown location and showing him that Tim Drake has become the replacement Robin, like how it was done in Arkham Knight except without the horrible torture and murder part. It could actually work really well!
captures Jason, gases him to make him emotional, Talia swoops in for manipulation, and a new Robin
Basically the comics but skipping the death part.
@@RacingSnails64 there is actually lego Batman family matters movie which shows kid friendly version of death in the family and under the redhood. It is clearly made kids.
What I really liked about this is the gentle way it tries to say "Guys, we've hit a brick wall with the super-dark versions of Batman. He's become a self-parody. Batman has had lots of different phases over the years. He can lighten up a bit, even be FUN again, and still be *Batman.* " Sadly, I'm not sure if any other divisions of WB or DC were paying attention. :-/
“We’re gonna punch these guys so hard, words describing the impact will spontaneously materialize out of thin air”
-Batman, 2017
Love how Bane says "Hello!" when he comes across the screen
3:36 Joker's puppy eyes really killed me
Blink blinkidy blink blink blink
I love the switch to xylophones when they’re taking out the skeletons at 11:46.
I literally thought the same thing when I watched it about it being the most realistic representation of Batman to date haha. Like the isolation, loneliness, fear of family, loss, love. Like that’s how Batman would be they just made it funny lol
You, complete me..
Batman: *HAAHHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHHAHAHAAHAH*
Edit: I laughed so hard I started choking on my food XD ffs
SAME XD
I was scrolling down and saw this as it came up on screen 😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂
I don’t get it
What were you eating?
THE GREATEST THING IS A SOUND OF A GUN THAT WHEN THEY SHOT THEY WILL SAID “PEW PEW”
I love Joker in this movie, he's adorable!
Oppressed Artist yeah I agree
Agreed! I dressed as this Joker for Halloween because I just loved him in this movie SO much!
You find a toy attractive?
I bet Jason, Tim, and Babs think so too.
Ok, in all honesty, when I first watched this movie, I did not like him. Probably just because I'm used to Ledger and Nicholson's darker more psychotic versions. But after watching this video, I just had to watch the movie again, and man, do I love Lego Joker!!!
This movie was honestly incredible. It was outright hilarious, a hugely exciting kids movie, that also portrayed Batman as a character better than a lot of the Live-Action movies have managed to do, all while putting a unique twist on a familiar story in a favorite medium of "LEGO movie".
7:00
Those aren’t traffic cones, but a 1x1 wegded piece and a 1x1 flat plate
Just to make clear, those aren’t traffic cones
CreepyGuardian technically, it’s a Roof Tile (1x1x2/3) and a Flat Tile (1x1). But who’s keeping track of all that?
Jack Manning WHY DO YOU GUYS KNOW SO MUCH ABOUT LEGO!!
@@himynameis4878 its ACTUALLY a 1x1 Wedged at 360 degrees on top of a 2016 lego city flat baseplate.
I know right!
@@himynameis4878 people like their legos
I never noticed that lightbulb when joker got an idea XD
Neither did I.
GalaxyLPSoctopus same
GalaxyLPSoctopus Me, neither!
Really? That surprises me.
I didn't notice a few logs rolling when Gotham snapped together.
This Joker was a lot better than the one in Suicide Squad
not difficult
Cesar Romero joker was even better then Leto.
RoxieAngel ikr
No shit
I have a great time! you can do the game, but it was a pitcher, and it was just a pitcher to the name and the first one is not a big issue, but I don't like the first place, and I have to go with me know when you're ready for a while ago but it is a great way for you? I don't have a good to me, but it is not here to be a pitcher to go to bed, and it is not a pitcher, but I have a good day! you are going out for the game will be in touch and it is a pitcher to go with you? I'm not going out right away, and I don't like it was just thinking of going out right now and I have a great way to the game, but it was just thinking about you? I have to be in the first one of those days are long time to be a great day at the first place?
5:07 I love how Batman flops every time he says no XD. To me it fits so well with the movies cartoony style
really wish you'd dissected the "batman doesn't live in bruce wayne's basement, bruce lives in batman's attic" joke, as well as the whole "fooling-dick-into-thinking-he-had-two-dads-thing" because those were both Hilarious moments throughout the film while also hinting at Bruce's own inner disassociation from his self as "Bruce Wayne, billionaire entrepeneur".
treating his "real self"as more of a cover for batman than his actual identity, only to accept and expose that part of himself to the people he trusts at the end of the film? really, to me at least, felt like a masterful touch in exploring the character themes of Batman in this film.
plus, it feels like a really underrated joke because every time Bat's referred to "Bruno" in the third person, I died.
dunno how much more you can say about the basement/attic joke. in a way, it's not really a joke. it's been that way for nearly as long as batman that batman IS bruce wayne, and that bruce wayne is just an act. just like how clark kent is the costume that superman wears, Bruce is batman's costume.
I also absolutely love the dramatic irony of when it seems like the Joker ends up discovering Batman's secret identity as Bruce Wayne, but then turns around to say he's Batman's roommate, or when he says he has discovered a secret Batman has been hiding, which we're led to believe is his secret identity this time around, but turns out to be his love for movies with relationships, which also pokes fun at how much Batman prefers to be alone and shut people out of his life and ultimately creates this weird paradox of "I say and act like I don't love people, but secretly I do.", effectively making him the Batman with a Tsundere archetype. It's all really quite clever. As kid-friendly as this movie is, all the undertones of the film make it very much a film only adults can truly understand.
Myorrin Times ,
"I'm gonna go start looting" that line kills me every time.
I actually asked my nerd friend, "hey what are british killer robots from?" and even though he hadn't seen this movie he was able to tell me it were the Dalek lmao
4:41 I love the continuity of the LEGO pieces by having Martha Wayne taller than Thomas because of the skirt piece
My 4y/o was a bit apprehensive before seeing the movie, because the Joker was a bit scary in the trailer with the teeth and everything. Then we get the "Batman doesn't do ships" scene, where Batman crushes the Joker's feelings, and she burst into tears in sympathy for J. I think she's now as big a Joker fan as a Batman fan XD
Also "Wait, are you telling me Bruce Wayne is Batman.....................'s room-mate?" surely deserved a win!
Dont be surprised if he has a joker profile pic, 5 kg overweight and says "gamers rise up"
Yup I love it
Batman helping orphans...... HE IS ONE
You can probably stop being called an orphan when you're over 78 years old if the Joker is to be believed.
"My names Richard Grayson but everyone at the orphanage calls me Dick!"
"Well children can be cruel"
😂
I always get depressed knowing we will probably never see a sequel or any future lego films due to the license (or rights) being now owned by a different studio.
:0
@@thewonderofimagination8230 i would✋ will it be on wappad
I just hope that Universal would bring the same team to make another Lego Movie. Because The Lego Movie worked in the first place because of Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, if they're not involved in Universal's Lego Movie, then it's possible that it ain't gonna be good
@@thewonderofimagination8230 yes please, its better than nothing.
It will be on FanFiction. Sorry for the wait. Working on it, if you have any scene ideas please let me know until October.
*Cats trailer releases*
Everyone: Everybody get a bomb. Let’s go bomb bomb bomb let’s bomb it out.
YAY
@@mal3679 yes it does, I'm grabbing Minecraft tnt
"I have aged phenomenally"
Lol. XD
Who always pays their taxes?
NOT BATMAN!
Batman could take tax-evasion tips from Yoshi...
I thought I was the only one
@@WackoMcGoose sire, you are a very enlighted Male specimen of Homo Sapiens
owowoowowow
Wouldn’t he have to file his taxes under Bruce Wayne?
I think that Joker's overdramatic delivery of "OH! SERENDIPITY!" deserves a win.
"Baneeeee"
"Hello!"
Also:
"Batman I love you more than my kidsss!!"💀
I loved this movie.
It was action packed, hilarious, and most importantly- filled with character! No- not 'characters'! I mean 'character'!
Each of the main characters actually felt like... people. Both Batman and Joker were two very flawed characters dealing with their own issues in parallel to one another with arcs that lead them to clash with one another. Joker being a villain with vulnerabilities while still remaining the main villain just made him more fun to watch and almost root for.
Robin was just so adorable and awesome! I'm so glad they didn't shy away from his goofier aspects and instead embraced them without seeing it as a means to discredit the character. He's a kid, Batman's kid! Any kid would be excited to follow Batman away and Batman himself is attached to the little skamp even when he doesn't wanna admit it. I was so nervous that Robin would be delegated to a minor character in favor of characters easier to adapt into an action film like Babs and Alfred. But they didn't, he remained Batman's primary foil and companion. Batman and Robin are THE Dynamic Duo. I wish movies would stop forgetting that.
Exactly why I fell in love with it :3 I have watched 11 times and I only saw it on the last week of July because I love it so much :D
Batman chould of called the justice league
It’s also filled with characters
You failed to mention the single most hilarious opening in movie history. Everything until he gets back to the Batcave is transcendentally godlike in the ROFL department.
K
I love how on cinema sins basically all the wins would be sins
While I thought the same thing at first, maybe not really, most of the sins are usually for gross amounts of plot convenience, things being vague for no reason other than us not knowing, logic that makes no sense, things that make no sense for the movies rules, bad camera usage, useless lines and scenes, over used and redundant tropes, and just the things that generally fault the movie, like continuity, or plot furthering character stupidity. I could see sins appreciating this film more just because it accomplishes what it wanted to do, and didn't really leave gaping holes, adheres fully to the worlds rules is executed well, I could even see the sin removal used a lot, you know if he really focuses on the jokes and references cleverly placed. We all know he'd love them not retelling Batman's origin story plus all those villains for the hundredth time.
But you know that's just my opinion, not looking for a flame war.
Besides if a video for it does come out well we can call me a sucker and mock me for my claims here as I eat my words.
Used to be, now they are making stuff up.
rdsasuke1 I wouldn't say making stuff up still watching some of their more recent videos on my binge watch, but there are some parts of the movie he sins without knowing why it's not one, like with Moana where he sins Maui's song with the snake to coconuts bit which is trying to be true to Hawaiian mythis where a god actually killed a snake buried it's guts and then came coconuts from the grave, or is that one Less something or other that musical movie he sins things that are either explained or
that have sound reasoning, I can admit there may be more jokes than before but to say made up would be a stretch.
I'd say some sins might be there because he missed the reason and just sins it if he can't figure it out.
Well you are entitled to your own opinion and for sure can see things differently than me.I quit the channel some months ago after noticing they started to make up sins from their own mocking and nothing else but mostly because they would sin something that the movie clearly explains later on essentially lying to their viewers.Maybe they stopped doing that maybe i exaggerated it but from my point of view they make most of their sins up.
rdsasuke1 I can see what you mean as the tone does shift to more mocking than just pointing out the fonts, like you hear it in his voice when it is just mocking, which can lead to more improper sins, especially if he doesn't like the movie, but there still enough actual sins for me to overlook the wrong ones, but you know that's just me, I don't doubt your claim I've only noticed a few here and there since I'm drowning in videos or I'm multi tasking
1:48 Jesús Christ I just got such a nostalgia hit. That was the menu music for the lego Batman games!
@Gravestone999 how's the song called I can't seem to find it
It is not the menu music, the menu music is the main theme from Michael Keaton's Batman
2:19
Guy with grey hoodie and black hair and beard
On right
Did i only saw Tony Stark
I've watched this movie a dozen times, and I never saw that. That is Tony Stark.
This is honestly one of my favorite movies of all time--and I barely even know anything about Batman!
same. it is the best batman flim
@@aliceramdom.s lmao no
@@aliceramdom.s no. The best is the Nolan trilogy. Especially The Dark Knight
@@chajosam I get your point of view but I also love the movie because it makes me able to watch it without skipping the boring parts. And that's saying a lot. Even one of my most favourite movies I skip a lot of scenes just to get to the scenes I like
Okay then. Batman is Bruce Wayne, a billionaire who's parents were killed at a young age, leaving him to be raised by Alfred. When Bruce grew up, he traveled to the Middle East, and trained for years, then returning home to Gotham. Back in Gotham, Bruce doned his cape and cowl, bringing fear to the villains, and hope to the city. After being Batman for a while, Bruce witnessed the deaths of The Flying Graysons, a family of Acrobats who wouldn't let a mob boss bully them. The mob boss, Tony Zuko, then sabotaged their trapeze, killing Mary and John Grayson, the parents. The only flying Grayson to survive was their son, Dick. Me. After his parents died, Dick was taken in by Bruce Wayne, who didn't want Dick to turn out like him. Eventually, Dick found out he was Batman, and then became Robin, Batman's sidekick. After years of being the Boy Wonder, Dick eventually left his adopted father, moving to Bludhaven to become the hero Nightwing. Although on his own, Dick and Bruce kept in touch, due to their unbreakable bond as father and son, forged over years of working together. About a year after Dick left, Bruce met Jason Todd, a street kid who had the guts to mess with the Batmobile. Bruce adopted him as well, and soon Jason became the next Robin, Nightwing's brother and successor. Jason would form strong bonds with Bruce, Dick, and Alfred, becoming an important part of their family. But when Jason had been Robin for several years, he was tragically murdered by The Joker. After the death of his son, Bruce was reluctant to take on another partner, blaming himself for Jason's death. But a boy named Tim Drake had other ideas. Tim was smart, a child genius, who's intelligence could be compared to Batman's. Tim wanted to be Robin, to help Bruce protect Gotham. It didn't take Tim long to figure out Batman was Bruce Wayne, but even after Tim approached him with his knowledge, Bruce still refused, not wanting to train Tim, a boy with a happy home and family. But Tim persisted, even going as far to hack into Penguin's bank account and giving away millions of the Supervillain's dollars to the poor. Unfortunately, that act angered Penguin so much, he attacked Tim's family. Batman got there in time, but Penguin still wanted revenge. Tim's parents were put into witness protection, while Tim got his wish. He was taken in by Bruce Wayne, and with him, Tim became the third Robin. A lot more stuff happened in the years that followed, but like his brothers, Tim eventually gave up being Robin to become his own hero, The Red Robin. Sometime after Tim became The Red Robin, Bruce was approached by an old lover of his, Talia Al Ghul. Her father, Ra's Al Ghul, was the leader of the League of Assassins, and an often enemy of Batman. Talia came to Bruce because of the death of her father, and to introduce him to his ten year old son, Damian Wayne. Naturally, Bruce had no idea Damian existed. In order to keep him safe, Talia left Damian with Bruce and left to lead the League of Assassins. Damian was only ten, but he was raised to be a Master Assassin , and to kill his enemies. In order to keep his son from killing, Bruce made him the Fourth Robin, training him to be a hero instead of a killer. Damian is the current Robin, and the Batfamily (the name that has been given to Bruce, and his children and associates) consists of Bruce Wayne, (Batman) Dick Grayson (Nightwing) Jason Todd, who was ressurected and became the vigilante Red Hood, Tim Drake (now Tim Wayne, The Red Robin) Barbara Gordon (Batgirl and Orical) Stephanie Brown (Briefly Robin, Batgirl, and now Spoiler) and Cassandra Cain (Batgirl, and Bruce's daughter)
Not to mention Alfred, and several other characters in different universes. It's quite confusing.
2:04 i died laughing at the cinema, but i was the only one, i said men is a reference to suicide squad!
but it seems nobody got it.
I started thinking to myself, maybe... im wrong, that wasnt even a joke and felt bad for the rest of the day.
until 2:04 came into my life!
Lily Rose But i don't know where to gooooo~ and i came here all alone~~~
(ILuvthatsong:"3)
Rainbow Lover She said: My husbands doing me wrong. Beating me, cheating me, mistreating me. Suddenly he's up and gone, i don't have the means to go onnnn~
4:00 one of the cleanest transformation/ building sequences followed up with a sick song
Can’t beat it
"want him to stay this size forever" man I have a feeling that the narrator will come back to this video 10 years later and cry at that. Congrats with your son!
I'm surprised you didn't mention all of Voldemort's spells were at the suggestion of JK Rowling herself
Just from the clips in the video, it looks like a very movie accurate Voldy.
Wait what? That's news to me.
One thing that bugged me was that when Voldemort used a spell to lift someone, he used Wingardium Leviosa instead of the spell they used in the books to lift a person.
No. Please no.
Izzy the Pooh wingardium Leviosa IS what you use to lift something. I’m pretty sure anyway.
5:33 "Scott Pil- I mean Michael Cera is always a win"
I love Scott Pilgrim versus the world and thanks for the reference.
I loved how that whenever some guy was using a gun, instead of using the sfx for a gun, they just said pew. I found that hilarious as a kid
Pew Pew 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🥲🤣
Honestly I just found this channel and this guy literally sounds and talks like a sweeter version of Jeremy from Cinemasins
Little Byrd he.. he IS.. ugh forget it
God it’s almost as if that’s the point
Little Byrd... This is his 2nd channel
Arjoni Memko if you look in the other channels section of their channel page you see cinemasins in there it is the second channel just with the other person
Like... cinnamon bun level sweet?
Congrats on the son... Padre!
Call back win
*Ding!*
"Ask your nerd friends."
Dead. haha.
"Ask WHO now?" XD
V-Rex Doctor Who. "Ask WHO now?" References the show Doctor Who. The movie says "Ask your nerd friends" because it's a Sci-Fi show on BBC with a following that could rival Harry Potter's.
"Not a big deal, that happens sometimes." And "It does that sometimes" are duailoges i love
12:23 *bane is feeling warm and fuzzy* made me laugh so hard
As a lifelong Batman fan, I absolutely LOVED this movie and very keen to get this on Blu-Ray soon.
Total Win score: ............. B A T M A N......
Award: Bat shark repellant
I can’t believe they slipped in a Rickroll.
Wait did he not mention the “Iron Man sucks” line for a win… that’s a *SIN* on you CW
(ding)😢
If it were Aquaman Sucks it wouldve been SO much better
I never noticed that lightbulb when I watched this in the theater 😂
Early!
Love this channel! It's cinema sins but more optimism, fun, and a happier vibe!
Quinn Gauder This IS cinema wins.
*+Quinn Gauder* Do you mean "Cinema Sins?"
Autocorrect I meant it's like cinema sins but better
And smarter, given that he gives a legitimate review at the end.
Quinn Gauder bitch really
I'm VERY sorry to say that when my friend and I first saw this, I fell asleep about 15mins in, and woke up just after the four of them reunited before the big fight.
I went back and watched it once it was available online and my GOD did I love it. Such a well made film. It was hysterical, clever, and I'm pretty sure literally every iteration of Batman was played homage too, and yes I'm including Team Starkid's "Holy Musical B@man!" in that (that dance number at the end, and the plot point of even including all the lesser villains just feels like it's not a coincidence).
I love the fact that this movie beat out Fifty Shades Darker . The Lego Batman is now my all time favorite movie.
I mean, it's Fifty Shades Darker...... it's freaking terrible
4:07 can we also take a moment to acknowledge that each frame was made with so much attention to detail. The people there had to perfectly make each bit of fire AND Each part of transformation during this scene. Incredible. Absolutely incredible.
"Relatio...work association."
I love the way their...partner... association, ah forget it relationship works. Its meant to be a joke but honestly if this wasn't a kids movie this would be canon.
EDIT: sorry about the lame joke I couldn't resist
One of my favorite small parts is when Batman and Robin first get the the Fortress of Solitude and Robin needs to climb up to break into the vent, but it's so easy for him that he just starts doing the worm for no reason. God I love that part.
7:03 those aren't traffic cone pieces. They're just 1x1x0.6 slope pieces next to 1x1x0.3 tiles in the place of the leg.
it's insane the level of detail they went into to adhere to their only lego rule. That's so awesome
I would add a win for the plane having the droplets of water on it's windshield, the consistency with the legos serial number and names, points for detail ^^
This video just got a bump in traffic, wondering where you're all coming from so I can thank them...?
came up recommend from a hishe pikachu vid, lol
I was scrolling around in your channel and this one catched my eye
Because I love this movie
Nolen Hayes lol same
CinemaWins ‘Cause it’s a great video and deserves all of the attention
at 15:20 when Batman laughed i lost my fucking shit man. holy hell was that absolute comedy GOLD
12:07 "Wingardium LeviOH SHUT UP!" is officially the best Voldemort-defeating line ever.
WackoMcGoose it could have saved fred
I love Riddler's line after Joker catches the other villains in the box. "Riddle me this: What just happened?" It's just funny to me , also, I'm a big Riddler fan.^^
Who also pays his taxes
Not Batman
NOT ME I own a coffin Im a skeleton
I almost laughed to death when I first heard that line in the Batman movie
Yeah, Batman doesn't pay his taxes..... but does Bruce Wayne?
British robots, ask your nerd friends.
My American friend watching with me:
"So does every brit just get that joke?"
Me, a brit: "You just insulted my entire race of people, but yes."