The Lego Batman Movie

5 star for the movie...hands down! Puts you in splits right from the get go...this is by far the funniest movies of the year and Lego's charm and legacy just got a notch up. Excellent soundtrack, pic quality, packaging is simple and effective. Also a 5 star for the vendors - Excel Innovators - initially, they had promised a gift of a Lego Batwing toy set which dint reach me...not only did they get it for me, they also packed an extra toy that was a total surprise and which I could easily use for my car. Excellent customer service.

Got this on a deal for Rs. 1600. For 4K bluray and bluray, so much additional content and a hilarious movie, it is easily one of the best deals in recent times.

At last I got it after I pre ordered this a month ago! And you get the Lego Batwing free..

The first 30 mins of the movie, i laughed my head off. One hardly gets time to breathe. It's a solid lego movie which is hilarious & witty at the same time. Will Arnett nailed it as Batman. The pop culture references all the way back to the 1940s Batman movies, costumes, batmobiles & serials were on point. Robin was funny & exasperating at times. I had a blast watching this. The animation is top notch. Finally DC is getting back on track with movies like this & Wonder Woman👍👍 A must have movie to lighten up your mood.

My best colourful batman movie ever. It contains masterpiece of every batman's potential. Simply beautiful

When "The Lego Movie" came out, there was one name that was on everyone's lips -- Lego Batman. He stole every scene he was in with his arrogant confidence and his devotion to being the night. So it was probably inevitable that there would be a "Lego Batman Movie." And not only is this little movie a delight, but it's actually the best Batman movie we've gotten since "The Dark Knight" -- packed with quirky in-jokes and clever dialogue, the movie hurtles past at light speed while still presenting us with an interesting and slightly poignant character arc. In other words, WB should really devote all its DC resources to more Lego movies. If you asked Lego Batman (Will Arnett doing his best Christian Bale growl), he'd tell you that he's living the life -- he works alone to bring down the vigilantes of Gotham, then enjoys some lobster thermidor in his vast isolated mansion. But things go awry for him when new commissioner Barbara Gordon (Rosario Dawson) declares that she wants Batman to work with the law instead of outside it. Also, he accidentally adopts an orphan, the perky and naive Dick Grayson (Michael Cera) -- Batman wants to send the kid back, but Alfred (Ralph Fiennes) forces him to keep Dick on a a sidekick. And while struggling to avoid human connection, Batman also broke the heart of the Joker (Zach Galifianakis) by declaring "There is. No. Us." So the Joker seeks the ultimate revenge on Batman and Gotham City -- and by doing so, manipulates Batman into stealing a powerful device from Superman and sending him to the Phantom Zone, where all the worst villains of the Lego-verse are imprisoned. What happens next is an attack so terrible that Batman alone cannot stop it -- but can the notorious "I work alone" vigilante bring himself to let others help him? "The Lego Batman" movie is not only a good Lego movie, but the best Batman movie we've gotten in many years -- despite all the gags about Batmans of times apast (and the many decades he's been fighting the Joker), the story is fundamentally about Batman struggling with his abandonment issues and his fear of losing people, due to the death of his parents. And, you know, about the Joker being completely obsessed with him, in a more-than-a-bromance kind of way. But of course, this is a Lego movie, and a spinoff of "The Lego Movie." So despite the poignant core of Batman's story, it's literally packed with humor in every scene -- at times, it feels almost breathless because there are so many clever, metafictional gags and references ("My name is Richard Grayson. The other kids call me Dick." "Well, children can be cruel"). It especially loves to poke fun and reference past Batman films and TV shows (Alfred likes running around in the 1960s Batman costume). And of course, it's not just Batman-centric -- there's quirky Lego stuff (Phyllis, a talking Lego brick that runs the Phantom Zone), and an epic climactic clash that sees the Bat-team going up against the biggest bads in movie history. No, I'm not going to mention what they are, but it's awesome. Arnett continues to be an absolute delight as Batman -- his growly voice and his "awesome" self-satisfaction are fun spoofs of the Batman we know and love from more "serious" movies, but he also knows how to tug the heartstrings when we see how fearful Batman is under his nine-pack-having arrogance. Cera is absolutely adorable as the ever-perky little acrobat who constantly searches for words for "father" that Batman will accept, and Fiennes and Dawson round out the team nicely as a no-nonsense butler and rule-loving cop. And of course, Galifianakis is a delight as a shark-toothed Joker who desperately wants to be important to his beloved Batman. Yes, there's enough Foe Yay to sink a battleship. Given the recent DC movies, "The Lego Batman Movie" leaves me wishing that DC would ditch their grimdark cinematic universe, and just give us the Lego versions. Funny, fast and wildly witty, and the jokes might require a few viewings to catch them all.

Yes, I regretfully admit I bought this 3D-blu-ray some years before but never got around to seeing it. Having one of the largest 3D collections in the world (over 800 3D-blu-rays) I was really captivated by the additional dimension when 3D was hot. Now that 4K with its almost-as-good simulation of 3D has killed off the real thing (yes, I also have many 4Ks!) I still maintain my 3D equipment. I told you all of that to give credence to this claim: THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST 3D MOVIES EVERY MADE. In terms of plot, the action, the depth, the resolution, and the theme… it is so much better than I anticipated. I regret I didn’t watch it years ago when it first came out! But fortunately, it is still available though it requires special equipment to enjoy it. But when projected onto a large screen with a 3D projector, played from a 3D player, viewed with 3D goggles, with a full surround sound system turned up high… wow! It’s an immersive, unique experience! This is a staggering thrill-ride that’s worth watching many times over. It’s not just a chock-a-block kid’s toys movie (though kids drawn into the screen will be mesmerized), but a full-stretch rollercoaster into the dark depth and continued potential of the enigmatic Batman. Just amazing! Home-3D for a time was the highest resolution home format for large projections (1k plus 1k making 2K in the brain), so it’s only right that the twice-as-detailed 4K should supplant it. But losing that extra dimension is not just a quantitative but a qualitative loss. Here you can see not just a 4K simulation of a 3-dimensional simplified Batman, but step into his complex world for real. You’re sucked into the screen! It’s a great ride not only into his chaotic life but his dark soul. To all those who participated in making and supplying this magnificently beautiful 3D-blu-ray I have only one word: BRAVO! (And please make some more for us present day afficionados.)

a fun movie to watch with the family

É o melhor filme do Batman. Rs… a imagem do 4k está ótima. O áudio também. O melhor é que o filme em 4K e 2K estão disponíveis em com legenda e audio em português.

Lego!!

The blue ray works great & it comes with a DVD copy just in case 👍