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Huh.. I don't think the ninja ever used their weapons.

^The scores on Rotten Tomato, but spoilered cuz the pic is big. I.. really thought the audience score would be higher.

I just saw it, and I think it was okay. Not a lot of focus on anyone but Lloyd and Garmadon though. Really, the other ninja aren't developed at all, and sometimes they felt interchangeable outside of their "quirks". Especially Kai and Cole. There's a part where a scene is reused almost shot for shot. Sometimes it'd seemed like some scenes went on too long for padding purposes. I didn't hear many laughs in the theater I went to, but there weren't many people there.

Nah, the goal was to attract more fans. "Fans" meaning kids. Kids will like it. They'll buy the toys and watch the show. That's all that matters in the end. The people who would be turned away by the.. well, god-awful reviews wouldn't be interested in the show anyway. We'll just have to see how the audience reacts.

I'm starting to think the movie-esque redesigns might not have been the best idea.

Great, so the LEGO Movie franchise will be ran into the ground.. awesome.

52% on Rotten Tomatoes, 54% on Metacritic. And RT is usually the more generous one.. This is incredibly disappointing, I was really hoping that being in the LEGO Movie franchise would give Ninjago something critically acclaimed to its name.. or at least not THIS bad, I thought it'd 60s-70s at worse. I think I liked "that one lesser known lego ninja cartoon" better than "that cash-grab lego ninja movie that was the worst of the LEGO movies, and the show it was based off of".

So... what does this mean for the LEGO Movie franchise?

You're right.. because it seems to keep getting lower. Jeez, it was 80-something earlier..

Pretty sure there's references to both in the movie. Wasn't there a thing where Nya said her heroes were Wildstyle, Batgirl, and Unikitty?

I think, therefore I am. Real question is, how can you be sure you're not imagining me?

I'm confused how the Lego Movie universe works.. is it an actual universe that's connected to the real world, or just imagination?

The one about the making of The Room?

Eh, I'm okay with that.

Yeah, but he's almost certainly going to come back. And they're going to explain his powers more, so it seems like something that would be brought up. Unless they explain it in the same way they "explained" the """"finer mechanics"""" of elemental powers in Season 7.. which was almost not at all.