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This movie expert argues that streaming-era films are getting so sharp and smooth that they stop looking real, everything ends up looking like a movie set

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Another thing that The LEGO Movie (2014) has that the Mario Movies (particularly Galaxy Movie) DON’T have is a scene like this that really impacts just how amazing and special The LEGO Movie (2014) really is whereas the Mario Movies (mostly Galaxy Movie) don’t have a single scene like this that makes it so special themselves or convinces you that they are truly “amazing movies” when they really aren’t, not only is this scene so beautifully well written but there are also no unnecessary interruptions or unnecessary humor placements in this scene and it actually takes the time to breathe and slow down a bit and gives you a heartwarming message to both kids and adults, the fact that Mario fans (especially Galaxy Movie fans) keeps giving the bullshit excuse of “it’s a kids movie” makes zero sense and ya’ll simply refused to accept the many issues that Galaxy Movie has and yet The LEGO Movie is also a “kids movie” and yet it wasn’t afraid to treat their audiences like they are real people and not dumb at all, Phil, Chris and the rest of the crew treated it like it was a REAL movie, they didn’t see it as a cash grab like what the Mario Movies would later do, they took the opportunity to make a movie about LEGOs and actually make something worth it for both critics and audiences, the Mario Movies treats their audience like they don’t care about storytelling or character development and keeps gives you a lot of random action scenes or crazy stuff happening every few minutes that it gets so repetitive and boring so fast that it doesn’t challenge the audiences or even kids, The LEGO Movie (2014) is the complete opposite and I wish the Mario Movies were like this movie because fans and audiences truly deserve better than just fan service or random actions scenes happening every few minutes, they simply failed as movies and there’s a reason why there is rarely any hate for The LEGO Movie (2014) because it’s truly a masterpiece that cares about its audiences and it shows that the whole “it’s a kids movie” is really a stupid excuse.

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