All posts by Bpants98

I had a dream = I generated a video screensaver

In the game LEGO Dimensions, he's part of the hub world in the LEGO Batman Movie Story Pack expansion.

Mad Hatter does appear the LEGO Dimensions Adventure World, but he reuses his design from the LEGO Batman games.

Set 75201, First Order AT-ST, deserves a mention because it feels like an unfinished build that was published anyway. Yes, the walker missing its roof is accurate to the movie, but at what cost?

As much as the stud-and-megaphone setup is nostalgic, I like 58247 more.

I think Finn and Bianca's mom has tried everything to make them get along and nothing worked, and since her husband's not really doing much to help her, she's reached the end of her rope. The whole "put all the sets into storage" punishment is likely a last resort. If the film made that more clear, I don't think she'd be as divisive a character.

It's gotta be Tom Bombadil.

All I'm saying is Bianca would totally own both of them and pair them together.

At least Darth Maul and some of the Chima characters have the excuse that they're supposed to look creepy.

I actually owned that set when I was younger, so nostalgia, I guess.

Dreamzzz, Marvel, and Minifigures.

It'd be ideal if Warner Bros. wanted to buy the rights back to make it, but if Universal had to be the one making it, I think the best course of action would be to make it be about original characters who live in the same universe and giving the previous films some acknowledgement.

Yeah, I think that might be a bootleg.

I'm pretty sure this is a hypothetical "What if the franchise never died and Warner Bros. did make a LEGO Movie 3?" thread, so I don't see why they couldn't be allowed here.

Here's my pitch:

In The LEGO Movie 3: The Final Step, Emmet and Lucy leave their world to start a new life as Finn leaves for college, leaving Sweet Mayhem as the new protagonist who wonders what to do in their absence. She gets summoned by a guardian of dimensions (represented by a new friend of Bianca's with a huge LEGO collection) who seeks to unite all the themes to stop a character from a theme that was rejected by the LEGO company from destroying the company and "cancelling" all the themes.

So it's kinda like Toy Story 3 meets Spider-Verse meets LEGO Dimensions.

I believe Warner Bros. owns the rights to the characters from the original franchise, so I doubt that Universal is going to make a proper LEGO Movie 3. They're probably going to focus on making original LEGO movies instead.