Bricktease is well-known for his frame-by-frame remake of the opening scene from James Bond’s “Casino Royale”. He also did remakes of some famous movie scenes like “The Blues Brothers” car chase. His latest re-creation is the chestburster scene from “Alien” (1979).
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Sports brickfilms are a unique genre of brickfilms. Most have no story, aside from recreating an actual sporting moment, no characters other than famous athletes with personalities, and little to no dialogue.
[Read more]Can a live action short film be a “brickfilm” too?
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The eleventh Twenty four Hour Animation Contest (or THAC11) is now behind us. This is the second year I participated (Battle of Smallville) and, while waiting for the results, I want to share with you some of the best entries.
[Read more]There’s an annoying spot plaguing a man’s window, and it won’t go away. This new brickfilm from Legoander is nothing less than intriguing.
[Read more]I’ve been meaning to blog about Mr. Sir and The Unexpected Encounter by Walter Benson for almost a year now. With THAC 11 around the corner, I thought it might be a nice reminder of the great stuff that gets made in a single day every year.
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