Fun fact: Rex Dangervest is a parody of all of Chris Pratts former roles *Space guy - Starlord *Raptor Trainer - Jurassic World *Archaeologist - Rumored to be the new Indiana Jones *Carpenter/chiseled features previously hidden under baby fat - Parks and Rec *Cowboy - Magnificent Seven
What? CinemaSins has criticisms for a piece of media that suck? I for one am shocked. Next you’ll tell me TVSins will make crappy sins videos on tv shows. Oh wait…..Never mind…..
Normally I would question a super young child seeing an R-rated film like Mad Max: Fury Road, but seeing as how I work at a movie theater and see parents bring their kids to other questionable films, I sadly think it's not outside the realm of possibility.
I love how throughout the movie the lego characters fight and argue the way the kids would. Metalbeard: "Fire the lazer canon!" Shoots Duplo: "I eat lazers" Metalbeard: "That's impossible!" Batman throws boomerang and it hits duplo Duplo: "You missed me" Batman: "No I did not" General Sweet Mayhem: "You attacked us!" Wyldstyle: "No, you started it!" GeneralSweetMayhem: "No, *you* stared it!" General Sweet Mayhem: "Well I asked you first" Wyldstyle: "Well, I asked you second" General Sweet Mayhem: "Real mature" When shooting Wyldstyle with her sticker gun General Sweet Mayhem: "Well I expected your expecting our expecting. 😂😂😂
I think the many tiny messages it talks about are a lot more poignant than the one in the first one. I remember being young and like Bianca wanting to play with my older sibling, but they wouldn't let me because they, like Finn, thought I would ruin everything. Then I got a younger sibling, and I became Finn as they wanted to play with me, and I wouldn't let them because they wouldn't play the way I wanted to. The bomb hearts saying things like "Hello," "I love you," and genuinely being nice and giving compliments is because Bianca just wants to play with Finn. But from Finns perspective, Bianca is destroying everything and sees it as an attack. The systarians being bad at communicating is representing the sister being bad at communicating she wants to play with her brother. It makes sense as siblings aren't great at communicating with one another, and the Lego characters/Bianca is aware of that. General Mayhem(Bianca) tried wearing a mask and talking tough as she thought it was the only way to get Finn to listen. It isn't until the end when the mask/helmet comes off and she openly talks to them that Wyldstyle believes her, which is a point of the movie that being "tough" in that way isnt truly tough, but by opening up yourself/being vulnerable and kind can anything truly work out. The Queens song "Not Evil" is essentially the sister saying, "Please let me play with you. I promise I won't mess anything up" and giving Finns lego some stuff as an apology and gesture of peace, and Finn not trusting her or giving her a chance. Emmet's world is a representation of the brother's imagination, and to him, his annoying sister is the embodiment of evil, but all she wants to do is play. It being a musical made sense. Biancas like 8 or 9 years old and girls at that age love catchy pop music, so of course it would be incorporated into her lego world as part of the movie is Biancas storytelling/perspective. Lord Business, being the Dad IRL, leaving as soon as the kids were fighting and returning as soon as they calmed down, seemed like such a Dad thing to do! Overall this movie had a lot if touching moments like Watevra Wa'nabi is just the gift/heart that Finn gave to Bianca, and Bianca cherished it so much she built her entire playworld around that gift. And naming her Watevra Wa'nabi because when Finn gave Bianca the heart, he said it could be "whatever you want it to be," and her being little, she took it literally It also shows how much she looks up to her brother. The 'Everything's not awesome that's an unrealistic expectation' is heavy and true The movie doesn't have a bad guy. Rex is the 'villain', but unlike most other main characters, he doesn't represent someone in the real world. Rather, he is an ideollogy of toughening up from what a 13 year old boy thinks is cool and mature. And how you want to grow up. I liked the real-world portions. I didn't feel there were too many as the ones shown were just progressing the story. Also we know from the first movie, that it takes place in the real world and everything is just Finns imagination, I liked that they incorporated that as you can't just ignore it until the end like they did in the first movie because it's not a twist anymore. They know we know this, so just use it.
Even though I think the first movie is better, I connected to this one a lot more. I grew up as the oldest sibling, so I was always in Finn's shoes. But watching this movie, I started to understand what my younger siblings were going through whenever they said "can I play with you?" It was really heartwarming, and I loved reading this too.
Another great video. And I have three things to say. 1. It’s always nice to see others point things out that I missed. 2. 13:03 Apology accepted. 3. 12:32 I’ve also had instances of noticing strange subtitle errors, such as in my Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 video, where he at one point misspells “leek” but then spells it correctly later.
Dawg, the *_ONLY_* parts of _The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part_ I've seen thus far, are in your sin video of CinemaSins' sin video of it, and the scene of her climbing up the lights as the music plays, *_(SCREWDRIVE what Batman - Lego or otherwise - fans say, he's mortal, he can, die, and there ARE heroes BETTER, STRONGER, FASTER than him!!!)_* is thus far the most epic part in my personal opinion!!!
2:41, I know this was a made for TV movie that not many people since the 1950s saw but the original James Bond actor was Bryan Nelson in Climax’s Casino Royale.
@@gtd5626 different voice actor also while sins swares a lot and just bleeps it inconsistently, wins rarely swares and if he does it's mostly been bada**
7:44, I’ll disagree with that since, aside from Emmett, the characters in this movie still call Lucy by her nickname. Emmett’s basically the only one who calls her by her real name
Fun fact: Rex Dangervest is a parody of all of Chris Pratts former roles
*Space guy - Starlord
*Raptor Trainer - Jurassic World
*Archaeologist - Rumored to be the new Indiana Jones
*Carpenter/chiseled features previously hidden under baby fat - Parks and Rec
*Cowboy - Magnificent Seven
What? CinemaSins has criticisms for a piece of media that suck? I for one am shocked. Next you’ll tell me TVSins will make crappy sins videos on tv shows. Oh wait…..Never mind…..
Normally I would question a super young child seeing an R-rated film like Mad Max: Fury Road, but seeing as how I work at a movie theater and see parents bring their kids to other questionable films, I sadly think it's not outside the realm of possibility.
I love how throughout the movie the lego characters fight and argue the way the kids would.
Metalbeard: "Fire the lazer canon!"
Shoots
Duplo: "I eat lazers"
Metalbeard: "That's impossible!"
Batman throws boomerang and it hits duplo
Duplo: "You missed me"
Batman: "No I did not"
General Sweet Mayhem: "You attacked us!"
Wyldstyle: "No, you started it!"
GeneralSweetMayhem: "No, *you* stared it!"
General Sweet Mayhem: "Well I asked you first"
Wyldstyle: "Well, I asked you second"
General Sweet Mayhem: "Real mature"
When shooting Wyldstyle with her sticker gun
General Sweet Mayhem: "Well I expected your expecting our expecting.
😂😂😂
I found this movie so freaking relatable because of stuff like this. It's such an amazing attention to detail.
@captainvader921 It gave me flashbacks when I was playing with them.
I think the many tiny messages it talks about are a lot more poignant than the one in the first one.
I remember being young and like Bianca wanting to play with my older sibling, but they wouldn't let me because they, like Finn, thought I would ruin everything. Then I got a younger sibling, and I became Finn as they wanted to play with me, and I wouldn't let them because they wouldn't play the way I wanted to.
The bomb hearts saying things like "Hello," "I love you," and genuinely being nice and giving compliments is because Bianca just wants to play with Finn. But from Finns perspective, Bianca is destroying everything and sees it as an attack.
The systarians being bad at communicating is representing the sister being bad at communicating she wants to play with her brother. It makes sense as siblings aren't great at communicating with one another, and the Lego characters/Bianca is aware of that. General Mayhem(Bianca) tried wearing a mask and talking tough as she thought it was the only way to get Finn to listen. It isn't until the end when the mask/helmet comes off and she openly talks to them that Wyldstyle believes her, which is a point of the movie that being "tough" in that way isnt truly tough, but by opening up yourself/being vulnerable and kind can anything truly work out.
The Queens song "Not Evil" is essentially the sister saying, "Please let me play with you. I promise I won't mess anything up" and giving Finns lego some stuff as an apology and gesture of peace, and Finn not trusting her or giving her a chance. Emmet's world is a representation of the brother's imagination, and to him, his annoying sister is the embodiment of evil, but all she wants to do is play.
It being a musical made sense. Biancas like 8 or 9 years old and girls at that age love catchy pop music, so of course it would be incorporated into her lego world as part of the movie is Biancas storytelling/perspective.
Lord Business, being the Dad IRL, leaving as soon as the kids were fighting and returning as soon as they calmed down, seemed like such a Dad thing to do!
Overall this movie had a lot if touching moments like Watevra Wa'nabi is just the gift/heart that Finn gave to Bianca, and Bianca cherished it so much she built her entire playworld around that gift. And naming her Watevra Wa'nabi because when Finn gave Bianca the heart, he said it could be "whatever you want it to be," and her being little, she took it literally It also shows how much she looks up to her brother.
The 'Everything's not awesome that's an unrealistic expectation' is heavy and true
The movie doesn't have a bad guy. Rex is the 'villain', but unlike most other main characters, he doesn't represent someone in the real world. Rather, he is an ideollogy of toughening up from what a 13 year old boy thinks is cool and mature. And how you want to grow up.
I liked the real-world portions. I didn't feel there were too many as the ones shown were just progressing the story. Also we know from the first movie, that it takes place in the real world and everything is just Finns imagination, I liked that they incorporated that as you can't just ignore it until the end like they did in the first movie because it's not a twist anymore. They know we know this, so just use it.
Even though I think the first movie is better, I connected to this one a lot more. I grew up as the oldest sibling, so I was always in Finn's shoes. But watching this movie, I started to understand what my younger siblings were going through whenever they said "can I play with you?" It was really heartwarming, and I loved reading this too.
@@captainvader921 Thank you. I agree that the first movie is better as well, I just also related to the second one more.
Even though it’s quite a disappointing sequel, I still think it’s okay.
Same
Another great video. And I have three things to say.
1. It’s always nice to see others point things out that I missed.
2. 13:03 Apology accepted.
3. 12:32 I’ve also had instances of noticing strange subtitle errors, such as in my Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 video, where he at one point misspells “leek” but then spells it correctly later.
Dawg, the *_ONLY_* parts of _The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part_ I've seen thus far, are in your sin video of CinemaSins' sin video of it, and the scene of her climbing up the lights as the music plays, *_(SCREWDRIVE what Batman - Lego or otherwise - fans say, he's mortal, he can, die, and there ARE heroes BETTER, STRONGER, FASTER than him!!!)_* is thus far the most epic part in my personal opinion!!!
Please do Shark Tale next 🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈
2:41, I know this was a made for TV movie that not many people since the 1950s saw but the original James Bond actor was Bryan Nelson in Climax’s Casino Royale.
7:44 A Blink and you'll miss it random frame. So goes by so fast that even on the slowest settings I can hardly see it.
I somehow perfectly stopped the video on the frame
@@mcpomeranc7563 Good for you! :D It took me a bit to stop at that frame, you got really lucky. xD
You should watch his cinemawins video on this movie. He also like it.
CinemaSins and CinemaWins aren’t run by the same people though
@@LukeDougherty1003 Really? What makes you say that?
@@gtd5626 different voice actor also while sins swares a lot and just bleeps it inconsistently, wins rarely swares and if he does it's mostly been bada**
@@andreus2681 Sorry, I always thought they were the same.
@@gtd5626 It's cool. I've seen it, and I definitely appreciate a lot of the stuff he's said there.
7:44, I’ll disagree with that since, aside from Emmett, the characters in this movie still call Lucy by her nickname. Emmett’s basically the only one who calls her by her real name
@Captain Vader, great video(though referring to Rex Dangervest as Emmet was confusing. Yes, I know he’s a distorted future version of Emmet.)
Wait a second, this isn't Th3Birdman
Solid video.
3:19, does anyone disagree with you about that?
"But since apparently agreeing with something doesn't deserve a sin-off, I'll add a sin, how does that make you feel?" That killed me lmao 🤣
Really not as good as the first movie unfortunately