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The first theatrical Lego film to not be produced or released by Warner Bros
Plot
A vibrant journey through the life of Pharrell Williams, told through the lens of LEGO animation..
The opening Focus Features, Tremolo Productions and Lego Group studio logos are made up of Lego bricks
Pictures..
It’s HappeningWritten by Pharrell Williams and Shelly BergPerformed by Pharrell WilliamsCourtesy of Columbia Records/Sony Music Entertainment
References Jabberjaw (1976).
Rating: 75 Overall, a pretty good movie that opens the possibilities of what stories we can tell through Lego Animation; but, it is basically a biased documentary on Pharrell Williams' lifeDirection: Pretty Good The direction on a macroscale is unique and interesting as they basically had a narratively driven documentary about Pharrell's life but told it through Legos, and used the Lego animation well to help paint the world and show Pharrell& #39;s imagination; the direction on a microscale feels like an interview-style documentary, though Pharrell is given space to work with and share his emotions; the storytelling is very similar to other documentaries, though told in a very meta, creative styleStory: Pretty Good The concept is really interesting as it is an interview-style documentary on Pharrell's life, but told through the lens of Lego animation ; this movie opens the possibilities of what stories we can tell through Lego Animation; the plot structure follows many interview-style documentaries on a subject's life, but it puts a little too much weight in the wrong places that it feels like it runs out of steam towards the end; it is pretty unclear what is actually factual and what is made up for the movie; the present-day conflict between Chad Hugo and Pharrell Williams makes the movie have somewhat of an awkward tension between the two characters; the character writing does not really do a great job at showing the ego of Pharrell because they mention it but kind of brush over it, but it does a good job painting how creative he was; the story feels a little biased because it was clear Pharrell had a big say in what was in this movie, and how his side was presentedScreenplay: Decent The dialogue is very meta and kinda pretentious at times, but besides that, it feels like any other documentary; the humor is pretty good, with them making a lot of jokes that push the rating limit; the symbolism is decent as the movie is a metaphor on how pieces come together to make bigger concepts and aspects of life, why they decided to make this movie with Legos; they try to have this political message towards the end of the movie, but there is barely any time left and they kinda just brush over it, so it felt like they had it just to have it without presenting any nuance; the foreshadowing is alright, but kinda predictable if you know Pharrell's lifeActing: Pretty Good Pharrell Williams: Pretty Good (He just plays himself as this is more of a documentary than a narrative; but it definitely shows his personality) Rest of the cast: Pretty Good (Really just interviews from people in Pharrell's life and people he worked with)Score: Good Helped show Pharrell's personality, and incorporated many of his iconic themes and beatsSoundtrack: Very Good Basically, a Pharrell Williams Greatest Hits album, and it had different songs that influenced his childhoodEditing: GoodSound: Good Incorporated both the music and Lego sound effects wellAnimation: Great Loved the animation, as it opens up the doors for what stories we can tell with LegosPacing Pacing is not the best, as it feels like it places too much weight on his childhood and early days, that the movie runs out of steam towards the endClimax The climax is not that well executed as the movie feels like it kind of runs out of steam towards the last 20 minutes; but there is some closureTone The tone is very documentary in style, with Lego animation flavors
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