Why is it that this promises to be better than whatever the next ‘real’ Star Wars movie is?
Mind you, I want another SOLO movie, so my taste is automatically suspect.
#commissionearned
Why is it that this promises to be better than whatever the next ‘real’ Star Wars movie is?
Mind you, I want another SOLO movie, so my taste is automatically suspect.
#commissionearned
Well, if you’re going to do a STAR WARS-themed Halloween show, then give it to the LEGO folks. Straight up. I mean, there’s no chance in Hell they’ll ever do straight-up horror in the Star Wars universe, and I kind of don’t want them to anyway. That means that ‘comic spooky’ is your only viable action plan, and at least this shop knows how to do that sort of thing. I figure my kids are going to watch LEGO STAR WARS TERRIFYING TALES pretty avidly, or at least the younger one will. It may not suck.
The horror.
The horror.
Excuse me: they’re “teaming up.” …It’s funny. I love LEGO, and have a mildly positive reaction to IKEA; but LEGKEA fills me with an oddly specific dread. Perhaps it’s because I’m trying to imagine how painful an LEGKEA mutant brick would be to step upon. Perhaps it’s because I’m terrified that the trend will now be for modular furniture (which is going to be less sexy than it sounds). And perhaps it’s a premonition from my future self, warning me to stop the unholy convergence before it’s too late.
Hard to say, really.
I wasn’t altogether cool with this.
Continue reading The ‘Mehhhhey hold on a second’ LEGO DC Super-Villains trailer.
So my wife and I are watching this, and we get to the point where they’re pulling out the nuclear control rods on the pile. I turn to my wife (the engineer) and I go, “They were all kinds of mad back then, huh?” She said not a word as she nodded enthusiastically.
But ‘Chicago Pile-1: A Brick History’ is nonetheless rather well done. And informative! Good for kids and people who need a primer/refresher.
Look upon horror, my droogies. Look.
This is why I won’t have the LEGO Star Wars Super Star Destroyer* in my house. I damn well wouldn’t throw it into a wall at over sixty miles an hour, either. These fellows are utterly mad. Entertainingly mad — I don’t have to be the one to clean it up, after all — but still mad.
Moe Lane
*You can’t afford it, but click through anyway. Have you done your Christmas Amazon shopping yet? :ting:
Basically, a person named ‘Ymarilego’ came up with the idea of doing fantasy RPG LEGO sets (‘Quest Builder’) and submitted the idea to LEGO. They have a crowdsourcing system in place to review this stuff; 10K people said that they loved the idea (I’d buy it*), so LEGO will be reviewing it to maybe make it (no guarantees, but it looks like it’d make money). So now Ymarilego has come up with a bunch of other Quest Builder locations and terrains. Check ’em out, and vote if you like the idea. I have.
Moe Lane
*For my kids, of course.
Just because.
That’s right, they couldn’t lick that “immediately start giggling and run George Lucas straight off of the nearest chasm. Over and over and over again” bug. Real tricky one, that. On the bright side: instant DLC, am I right?
JJ Abrams Playable In LEGO STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENShttps://t.co/GaAuCpVMXb — pic.twitter.com/yJzwKf1OY8
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