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Overall Rank: 10776

Average Rating: 2.7/4

# of Ratings: 5

Theatrical Release Date: 07/31/2015

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 11/03/2015

Language: English

Genre: Documentary

MPAA Rating: G

Director: Kief Davidson, Daniel Junge

Actors: Jason Bateman, Jamie Berard, Alice Finch, Bret Harris, G.W. Krauss, Dan Legoff

Plot: From toys to TV, movies and video games and even a theme park, the LEGO brand has become a worldwide cultural touchstone. Brickumentary takes a look at the many ways the ubiquitous building block is celebrated. -- Chris Kavan

Unknown - wrote on 11/09/2015

Who knew there was so much to tell with LEGO's? As with the building toys themselves, the possibilities presented by the people in this film are almost endless. We see them used for a vast variety of different types of art, science, mathematics, architecture, learning tools, and pretty much anything else. There's an extensive history of the LEGO brand, as well as the culture among it's fans. We even see all the design processes. I can't think of anything that's not covered. It's all done in a quick and concise format. Anyone with an imagination or ambition will find something fascinating here.

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A LEGO Brickumentary

lastonetoleave - wrote on 08/27/2015

A LEGO Brickumentary (2014) G A look at the global legacy of the LEGO building-block toys. This is an enjoyable documentary about the little plastic blocks the world loves. Jason Bateman narrates the film, and his voice is animated by an actual Lego figure. The film looks at the almost cult-like status LEGOS have in the world. It also looks at how people are using LEGOS for more than just play, as the film shows them being used to help Autistic children socialize, architects create models of their work, and even used to create artwork. It’s a film that moves at a quick pace and doesn’t feel at all like an hour and a half. Fans of LEGOS, especially kids, will delight at all the inside information provided by this film. My Rating: Full Price - See more at: …