Alex Eylar (a.k.a. Profound Whatever) is creating a series of LEGO recreations of important moments from the history of cinema and Hollywood. They are both fun and educational, which are two of our favorite adjectives.
[Read more]I’d be remiss if I didn’t feature this brick recreation of a small part of the “Thriller” music video.
[Read more]If you haven’t seen “Major Malfunction” by MisterMulluc, you are missing out on a fantastic five minute miracle of animation.
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One of the most unique advertisements LEGO has done in recent years was for the launch of LEGO CL!CK—a website highlighting LEGO bricks as part of the creative process. “CL!CK” and its semi-sequel “The Brick Thief” are highly stylized stop-motion films that follow the adventures of a wacky inventor always …
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“The End of Magic” by Virgeo Studios is the most expensive brickfilm Kickstarter project to date, with a lofty goal of $20,000. If successful, it would greatly expand the poseability of minifigure arms by adding 7 additional sets of arm shapes, essentially turning the minifig elbow into a functional joint. However, …
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I’ve never been a fan of the acronym AFOL (Adult Fan Of LEGO), it lacks the poetry of Whovian or Trekkie (though, apparently, those terms are similarly disliked), but it seems like we’re stuck with it. Next year it will be further canonized in “Brickumentary,” an upcoming feature-length documentary about …
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