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Ooh I love this, definetely one of the best AC's LEGO has ever produced! The Patil twins and Cho look lovely, especially Harry is a nice figure to get another one of. Builds are cute, prints are great!

The ride is supposed to look like a massive incubator

90 euro for Wu's Lab? Seems legit

It's not Garmadon's face, it's Vangelis' but under the influence of the Skulls powers

Nope, Brickfanatics even credited Stonewars in the article

I'll get a full box from Minifigure Madness. I want a full set and a bunch of extra's for the accessories and prints in general so I'll just sell of the ones I don't need multiples of. It is, @sammy_zammy must've missed that discussion

According to @TheRandomBlocker Fang was originally included in the Hagrid's Hut set and on display at the London Toy Fair, he was later cut (obivously).

Yes you can, it's been discussed extensively before the Bomber discussion was blown of it's hinges

Because the US gets their sets from the LEGO factories in Mexico which were closed for a fairly long time and screwed up the entire releaseschedule for the US

It should release somewhere in mid-august I believe but I wouldn't count on it as we haven't heard anything about the show in over a year. As Dreamworks hasn't given us a releasedate they could just quietly move it to later in the year if needed. But we won't know that untill august, trailers for these shows usually air just a week before the release. We got Bumpy in the latest lab set, I kinda doubt we'll get more CC stuff.

I was talking about Universal rushing things, not a possible delay. I can't name a single Universal movie that was entirely perfected before it went to theatres.

So according to MandRProductions the game code included in the Death Star Duel set is simply 'SIDIOUS', which would imply none of the codes are unique and can be used an infinite amount of times.

It's not really a matter of 'it could happen' but more 'it will happen'. Fallen Kingdom was entirely made on schedule and even then the CG people had to rush their work because Universal didn't give them enough time. Not to mention what a poor job the editors did in the cutting room, they cut out so many great and even important scenes. Don't get me wrong, I still love Fallen Kingdom, but the movie we ended up getting wasn't nearly as good as the movie we could've gotten.

I was going to say something about Arkham Asylum being more kid-friendly than Azkaban but then I remembered it's inmates have done some really weird and disturbing stuff over the last few decades

Yup, obviously. But Universal was still going to aim for that june 2021 release regardless, they wanna get that $$$$$ as fast as possible

While Alan Rickman is indeed irreplaceable I'd say the biggest and best argument against a Cursed Child movie is the truly awfull story

Totally unrelated but Bryan Seeker on YouTube did a ''Recasting Harry Potter for today'' series not too long ago. He basically gave his toughts on who should play which character if Harry Potter were to be remade today as a television series. He made an episode per book, here's a link to the first video:

More like 30

Definetely a good one, not sure how I forgot about it honestly

But it wasn't just the house-elves they cut from the Battle of Hogwarts. They cut Kreacher and the house-elves, the Hogsmeade residents, Grawp, Buckbeak/Witherwings, Thestrals, ghosts, portrets (yes you read that right) and centaurs. They also got the Acromantula wrong as they were impartial and attacked both sides. They did remove some stuff from Voldemorts army like the werewolves but I don't find a victory for the good guys all that believable in the movie canon, at least not with how much of that army was cut as opposed to the little amount of cuts made in Voldy's army. Suddenly that alternate reality from Cursed Child doesn't sound all that unbelievable anymore.....

Klayton Fioriti is an awesome guy and his videos are great to watch if you want to dive deeper into the Jurassic lore and keep up to date with the new stuff coming out. If you want to know more about movies however I would recommend just spending a lot of time watching interviews, behind the scenes (can't recommend the BTS material from the Extended Editions of The Hobbit and LotR enough) and people like Grace Randolph from Beyond the Trailer, love her. Especially watching the BTS stuff and following Grace will help a lot but if you'd really like to take a deep dive into all things movies it's gonna take some time.

You should definetely give the books a try in the future, they're much better than the movies #giveusamiddleearthreboottheme

Besides LEGO I've spend quite a lot of my free time using and looking at the Hollywood situation and overall movies over the last couple of years so I'll give my 2 cents on this whole thing: No Time To Die was originally scheduled to release on April 2nd 2020 but was obviously moved because of Covid-19, this delay was announced in March. During the aforementioned announcement Universal stated they would move NTTD's release to November 2020 under the assumption the world would be mostly back to normal by then. But here we are a couple of months later and the state in the world is pretty much still the same. Universal currently has 2 problems: - The new Bond film is scheduled to release in November but besides the fact it'll miss out on some revenue because of the virus it also has some pretty major competition in the form of the new Marvel movie coming out at the same time: Black Widow. - Jurassic World: Dominion is scheduled to release in June 2021 but as of July 2020 they are still just at the start of the whole shooting progress. A lot of time, money and undoubtedly a lot of manhours are going to be needed in order to get this film out as originally scheduled. Quality might also take a hit. Given this whole situation and of course the fact both movies are going to be distributed by Universal leaves them in quite a tricky spot. As hard and difficult as it might be for both Bond and Jurassic fans alike the only logical thing Universal can do in this situation is move NTTD to JWD's original releasedate and give JWD a release later in the year. This gives the Bond film an opportunity to properly run it's course in theatres without any big hitters as competition and if everything goes according to plan most movietheatres in the world will be back up again. This decision would also give Jurassic World: Dominion the time they so desperately need to pull of their movie in the safest way possible. It's obvious NTTD has been finished for quite some time and it's marketing campaign had already started but regardless of the new releasedate Universal will have to invest more money into a new marketing campaign so releasing it as soon as possible with as little competition as possible is very important for the overall revenue the movie will generate. In the end whatever Universal decides will end up costing them a lot of money but moving Bond to JWD's original releasedate is definetely the option that would cost them least. As for LEGO I don't think we should worry too much. If JWD gets delayed it'll mean a delay of at least 5 months and maybe even more than that, given how LEGO most likely doesn't have a set-in-stone releasedate for the JWD wave yet I'd say the sets will just move their release alongside the movie. That would mean the sets still release 2-3 months before the actual movie comes out so probably around August/September 2021. At this moment this is what's happening when it comes to these movies. Nothing is set in stone of course and everything in Hollywood is constantly changing every single day but I hope this is at least informative enough and easy to follow to a certain degree

Definetely true He has made a lot of fan favorite sets in the past. Things like the Disney Castle, Silent Mary, Ghostbusters HQ, S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier, Disney Train and Station etc

It definetely means we're getting something official for DA in late july/early august