a5c7b9f00b After his appearance in The LEGO Movie, Batman now gets his own movie. We see his background, his alter-egoBruce Wayne and his lair. We learn how Robin got to be his sidekick. Most importantly we see his seemingly-interminable struggles with his arch-nemesis, The Joker.
In the irreverent spirit of fun that made The LEGO® Movie a worldwide phenomenon, the self-described leading man of that ensemble - LEGO Batman - stars in his own big-screen adventure. But there are big changes brewing in Gotham, and if he wants to save the city from The Joker's hostile takeover, Batman may have to drop the lone-vigilante thing, try to work with others and maybe, just maybe, learn to lighten up.
THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE is my second favorite Batman movie of all time.<br/><br/>And it will be yours, too.<br/><br/>No matter whether you like the brooding "Dark Knight" Christian Bale Batman, the serious Ben Affleck Batman, the less-serious, quirky Michael Keaton Batman, the nipple-suited George Clooney Batman, the self-serious Val Kilmer Batman or even the campy 1960's Adam West Batman, this Batman has something for you that will leave you entertained and glad you re-entered this world.<br/><br/>Credit has to go to the creative team behind these Lego Movies led by Director Chris McKay (an Editor of the first LEGO Movie) and a bevy of screenwriters.  They have found the right tone of action, humor, seriousness, fun and pizazz that audiences of this generation are looking for.  These Lego movies are what the Shrek movies were in the 2000s and the Toy Story Movies were in the 1990s - good, wholesome fun films for the whole family that are appropriate for kids but bring enough entertainment - and smart humor - that will keep the parents (or those of us older "non-kid folks") smiling and enjoying ourselves throughout.<br/><br/>The plot is pretty thin - riffing on the loner, darker Batman who must find some light in working with others and building a family - but it is how this film plays out that makes it fun.<br/><br/>Starting with the voice work.  The underrated Wil Arnett is pitch- perfectthe arrogant Dark Knight who bursts onto the scene to save Gotham City - yet again - from a nefarious plot by the Joker (perfectly voiced by Zach Galifinakas, who, surprisingly, reigns himself in for this performance).  Batman is joined in his quest to defeat the Joker - and a new crew of villains - by his faithful butler, Alfred (again, perfectly voiced by Ralph Fiennes).  Complications arise when the new Police Commissioner, Barbara Gordon (a well cast Rosario Dawson) and an Orphan by the name of Richard Grayson (Michael Cera who hits the right noteswell) try to "work with" loner Batman.<br/><br/>In writing the previous paragraph, I noticed how much I was praising the voice work in this film - and I need to - for there wasn't a false note in the cast.  From the aforementioned performances to the myriad of cameossome major Super-Villains, this film moves quickly from character to character and sequence to sequence, bringing some heart and humor, but never lingering on any one character or one sequence for too long.  But, whenever a famous voice pops up, they serve this film well.  The fun will be in trying to figure out who is voicing who.  My advice, don't look at a cast list until AFTER the film, the surprise in some of these voice performances is part of the charm of THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE.  This film seemed like a group of friends got together to have a good time - and a good time was had by all - including the audience.<br/><br/>As an aside, there is a brief appearance by the LEGO JUSTICE LEAGUE (Superman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, etc) with Superman voiced,it was in the LEGO MOVIE, by Channing Tatum.  I gotta admit, I would much rather have a LEGO JUSTICE LEAGUE film than another brooding, dark film which is what the new JUSTICE LEAGUE MOVIE is looking like it is going to be.<br/><br/>For fans of the first LEGO MOVIE, you will enjoy this film - though it does not have the emotional punch to the gut that the ending of the LEGO MOVIE did - but that's okay for the creators fall back on good old fashioned fun - and fun you will have - whether you are a fan of LEGOS, a fan of BATMAN or a fan of MOVIES, the LEGO BATMAN MOVIE is for you.<br/><br/>Letter Grade A-<br/><br/>8 (out of 10) stars and you can take that to the Bank (ofMarquis)fMarquis)
If the first Lego movie was about a son messing around with his father's Lego and the two eventually finding common ground, then Lego Batman is what it's like to play Batman with your annoying nagging mother in the form of Bat Girl.<br/><br/>The film opens with a similar energyThe Lego Movie, but it falls apart very quickly and the story becomes mired in the very clichés it's attempting to poke fun at.<br/><br/>Batman isn't good at working with others. It's a theme that has been explored countless times. Yet despite the self-awareness of Lego Batman it still manages to drag on and get annoyinghell. It's the same theme that made Batman & Robin so obnoxious.<br/><br/>Pretty much every time Bat Girl opens her mouth it's like listening to a lecture from your mother about playing well with others and obeying the rules. Here you are just trying to role-playThe Dark Knight and you have to listen to someone talk about the virtues of teamwork. Many if not most animated kids films tend to incorporate some kind of moral or message (which I don't have a problem with), but this is way too in your face and heavy handed it sucks the fun right out of the film.<br/><br/>Another problem is that Lego Batman doesn't give you much reason to care. The Lego Movie succeeds in this by having an average Joe characterwellthe sub-plot of the son and his father, and you can clearly distinguish the dramatic and comedic moments. In Lego Batman the tone is incredibly muddled, shifting from manic to dramatic in an instant while it tries to shoehorn in character development.<br/><br/>For Lego Batman they took what was basically a good gag in the Lego Movie and tried to stretch it out for an hour and forty minutes. It doesn't work unless you think Big Bang Theory is funny and that references to nerdy things are jokes in and of themselves. Granted there are some pretty funny moments scattered throughout the film, mainly in the first two thirds. By the last third of the film they've exhausted pretty much all the jokes.<br/><br/>On the technical side it looks justgoodthe first film and the realism of the Lego textures is something to admire. However, I did notice a lot more cheating this time around. In The Lego Movie everything was made out of Lego, even smoke and water. Here, smoke is just obvious CGI and so is the water. The characters also stretch and extend in ways that Lego pieces can't, which was done in Lego Movie but concealed much better.<br/><br/>After being blown away by the brilliance of Lego Movie I was very disappointed by Lego Batman which couldn't live up to the very high bar its predecessor set. Lego Movie was full of heart whereas Lego Batman felt like an attempt by DC to damage control a lot of the negative attention they've received for their handling of Justice League. Lego Batman relies entirely on references and fails to create a unique or compelling story,such I can only give it 5/10.
While it never achieves, or even reaches for, The Lego Movie’s unexpected profundity and emotional bite, in purely logistical terms, The Lego Batman Movie is a thing of wonder. There are around four (great) films’ worth of action and jokes here, crammed into a story so streamlined it might have been assembled in the Lockheed wind tunnel.

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