Least Accurate Sets Based on Movies

[Tariq j]

I'll echo others in saying that the Chamber of Secrets is an accurate set. It included great details like the Bathroom, the towers, etc. I'd say we've had worse...

Edited February 26, 2016 by Tariq j

[Mapashote]

76008 Iron Man Vs Mandarin Ultimate Showdown won this price when it was released. Stop arguing xD

Edited February 26, 2016 by Mapashote

[NXS7]

I'm just going to be the guy who says the Captain America Civil War sets (Panther jet and airport battle) because Bucky won't be smiling or played by Chris Pratt

But my ACTUAL answer would be the set with Iron Man, War Machine and Aldrich Killian because Killian never rode the boat, War Machine was not even in the movie and if this is meant to represent the final battle, Tony never used MK 42 in the battle

[Mapashote]

Tony never used MK 42 in the battle

But he tried to use it, the armor just was too silly xD

[xboxtravis7992]

My vote goes to the Mandarin set from Iron Man 3. That is so hilariously off :D

Great figs; glad I own it. But the set itself is lacking, hilariously so.

[Ashnflash]

Ya that Antman set.... Hank Pym never suited up...

But the sleeveless Mandarin is actually based on concept art

Oh I also having a feeling the Crossbones set is just.. Well... Not in the movie... Why would he need a car, especially one with the Crossbones symbol on the hood...

BUT! We'll have to see!

Edited February 26, 2016 by Ashnflash

[MysteriousSir]

On the topic of chamber of secrets, I like the LEGO basilisk way more than the movie one, honestly. It's much more like I pictured it reading the book, and actually has significant fangs, which is sort of an important thing the movie one was lacking.

[Willsy]

I think I remember hearing something about the earlier Harry Potter waves (Philosopher's Stone and Chamber of Secrets) being based off both the books and the movies? Maybe I'm remembering incorrectly though. Either way, I think that the original HP sets had enough wiggle room due to the tine they were out and the nature of the theme. It's set in a magical school so the random class room sets and such make sense to me.

I think my vote definitely goes to Robert Downey Jr. fights a weaponised golf buggy driven by a biker gang member.

[Clone OPatra]

The T-Rex Tracker set from Jurassic World never appeared in the film at all either. I doubt it even appeared in promo materials - to me it seems like LEGO just coughed it up because they'd done a similar set for the previous Dino line and needed to release a T-Rex somehow due to the climactic T-Rex-Indominous showdown scene (or just that kids like T-Rexes in general).

[Brickity]

There was a small set from spiderman 1 which included Green goblin and Mary Jane in her oriental dress, and some... lamps? I don't know if this was like an affordable version of the balcony set, or a scene invented by LEGO, but oh boy did 7 year old me get disappointed. That scene was my fave from the movie and I legit thought this was supposed to be the balcony set as the big one never made it to Mexico back then. Poor me.

[BaneShake]

In general, the Spider-Man 2 sets were fairly accurate (although Ock's macguffin machines were more colorful in the sets), but I remember Doc Ock's hideout randomly added Harry Osborn and his speedboat to come to the rescue, which obviously did not happen in the movie. Child me was somewhat disappointed when that didn't happen.

Edited February 26, 2016 by PepperoniBricks

[Forresto]

My vote goes to the Mandarin set from Iron Man 3. That is so hilariously off :D

Has to be my vote as well. The set was amazing for he pieces and good for the figures but in the movie it was not!

[Actor Builder]

LEGO Groot is huge.

[sackboy5055]

are you forgetting attack of the Hydra Go-Cart of Doom