The Playmobil Movie is INSANE

I always thought those stars so far away were lighthouses. Then I learned lighthouses turn people into vikings.
#AnimatedAtrocities

[@catholiccontriversy]

I've had this argument with a friend, the Mulan "happy singing, death" whiplash is good for a movie about war. It's the immature "men being idealistic, having some fun with shore leave and such" and then "war is brutal reality."

[@Ra88ful]

Its also a power sence, where it goes from "Ya where not men anymore!" to "Oh fuck, this isn't a fucking game no more" What I love about it is there is almost no talking at all. You see the character just looking around, and there looks scary, angry, and sad and it also tell the view "Ya, these guys don't fuck around" It works amazingly

[@Umbra_Ursus]

Well, that, and it wasn't just the brutality of war, it was a reminder of just what the Huns were: Barbarians, out for pointless devastation. That was a simple village, that could have been avoided (As one of the Huns outright stated). It was utterly razed for no more reason than pure barbaric sadism, rather than tactical conquest.

[@BobMcBobJr]

@@Umbra_Ursus Honestly, they probably raided it for food for the Hun army but yes they also probably didn't need to kill everyone to get it.

[@AndrewsMagicandMore]

Coincidence or not, "A Girl Worth Fighting For" is the last song in the movie until the closing credits roll with "True to Your Heart" and Xtina's cover of "Reflection"

[@canada0118]

Yeah is a positive and negative beat in the film

[@ferminmarkpousada1455]

Fun Fact: When this film premiered in the Annecy Festival, people left the screening after only 30 minutes of the movie

[@westube643]

Surprised they lasted that long

[@sonicmastersword8080]

Out of boredom or despondency?

[@Signerdragon123]

I didn't see the screening, but I heard that from one of my lecturers on that night of the Festival (went with my class up to the Festival for my last Uni year).

[@robinkholmes7127]

"A Lego set you don't have to put together" and slightly less painful to step on, yep, that's why I loved Playmobil as a kid.

[@jbcatz5]

It’s the kind of toy you’d expect to find in the waiting room at the dentist

[@SpellboundWolf]

Cool, dude.

[@NobodyC13]

And the reason Lego hit their nadir in the 00s was because of their increasing focus on making their sets LESS about the building and construction.

[@misterninetyseven2898]

"Are Legos made out of diamonds now?" 😂😂😂

[@devinpaul9026]

Step on one barefoot, you'll have your answer.

[@nathanblevins158]

Not for the Lego movie 2. That was a huge disappointment to me.

[@andykishore]

2:40 Love that quote.

[@kernowpictures2002]

No they’re not they are made out of bamboo or hemp

[@kernowpictures2002]

@@nathanblevins158 I respectfully disagree I thought it was good

[@aaronfield7899]

To be honest, If Playmobil actually made a movie about its own company, I don't know how it cannot be a Lego rip-off.

[@entityontheinternet]

"Hey can I copy your Homework?" "Yes but change the Text so the Teacher doesn´t notice"

[@newguy371]

Why are "homework," "text," and "teacher" capitalized?

[@entityontheinternet]

@@newguy371 Because that´s how it´s done in my first Language.

[@newguy371]

@@entityontheinternet That's what I figured.

[@cocballus250]

19:32 Atlantis Squarepantis did my boi David Bowie so dirty

[@DefyReality-ll2cg]

That was David Bowie???????????

[@icaroaraujo1507]

According to Paul Tibbitt, David Bowie was casted so late that they didn't thought of giving a song to the character

[@andykishore]

@@DefyReality-ll2cg Casey Alexander stated the reason why Lord Royal Highness never sang in the episode is because David Bowie was cast too late in the process and that character was written without a specific voice actor in mind.

[@queenofawesome2550]

Mulan doing what it did from going from a happy go lucky pallet cleanser song to the war was to let both the audience and characters know that yes a war is actually going on. After that point there are no songs in the movie besides a reprise of "Be a man" towards the end. The focus goes to the war.

[@zeroconnect5910]

4:14 I remember when LEGO refused to allow a Bionicle movie to be made unless there were no human protagonists. Guess how many studios were passed over.

[@toonboy2041]

I’m imagining a Hollywood adaptation of Bionicle where it’s about a bunch of humans being stranded on an island and having to use ancient mech suits or something

[@joshblackwell8632]

32?

[@zeroconnect5910]

@@joshblackwell8632 Many. Allegedly, LEGO could not make a movie for about two years (been a while, take this with a grain of salt), until Miramax showed up and helped them

[@Umbra_Ursus]

Good on them, frankly. "Mask of Light" was a somewhat shaky start, "Metru Nui" was a good step up, and "Web of Shadows" was damn good. It's honestly a shame they didn't keep going, as they were only refining with each outing.

[@ianr.navahuber2195]

@@Umbra_Ursus what about legend reborn?

[@devinpaul9026]

"A house divided against itself... WOULD BE BETTER THAN THIS!"

[@jonathangrant480]

Abraham Lincoln -The lego movie 2014

[@IronThomasthePokemonfan37]

What’s insane is that they thought they could pass it off as something that wasn’t a Lego Movie Ripoff.

[@samariathemaniac]

Why did Lego not sue them? Because potatoes.

[@EmojiMarbles]

Hi I didn't see you here.

[@Based_Gigachad_001]

The arrogance

[@slashermaster28]

@@samariathemaniac I'd say it's more for the reason Disney refuses to sue the creator of Escape from Tomorrow. *Singing* Imaaaaagine it's nooot there-

[@slashermaster28]

I mean, in all fairness, this movie has a lot more in common with The Pagemaster, even has a McGuffin that serves a similar purpose to Culkin's library card.

[@dragontales1999]

I remember how hilarious awful this movie did at the box office. They sold tickets for 5 bucks and still couldn't get people in theaters

[@theconqueringram5295]

I adored Playmobil as a child, I also played with LEGO (although my real obsession was Mega Bloks). The thing about the LEGO movie is that tons of people used LEGO for stop motion animation for years, so already there was an aesthetic people were used to. Plus, before the LEGO movie there were other movies and TV shows with passionate fanbases (Ninjago, anyone?). One reason why making a movie about LEGO is easier than Playmobil is, well, in LEGO the legs can move individually to form a walking animation, something you can't do with Playmobil.

[@DexxTheDragon427]

Mega Bloks are choking hazard-free version of Legos

[@flamesandashes]

Fun Fact: Playmobil is popular enough to have its own theme parks. They don't really have rides though and are more like giant playgrounds. There's even one in Florida so Playmobil can't be that unpopular/unknown in the US.

[@theuncalledfor]

I feel like this movie was figuratively written by an actual literal child. By which I mean, some adults gave a child (or group of children) a whole bunch of Playmobil sets and watched them play, and then turned that into the plot of a movie.

[@simonlasneau9575]

Nah, that would been creative atleast.

[@theuncalledfor]

@@simonlasneau9575 I hate to break this to you, but creativity is not what this movie lacks.

[@matthewhunter1193]

This film benefited from the fact that it came out the same month as Cats (and also Rise of Skywalker), resulting in all the negativity it could've potentially received getting swept aside in favor of that movie. If not for that, I imagine more people might've take notice.

[@PedroBenolielBonito]

It's just Americans who wonder what the hell Playmobil is. Europeans knows full well exactly what it is. For a certain generation of Euro kids, it was just as iconic and prevalent as LEGO. Their horse figures are unforgettably awesome.

[@georgeharvey4226]

7:55 True, but the word "Lego" is never mentioned in The Lego Movie either. I don't think any of the Lego movies mention it.

[@UltimateDragonX9999]

remind you all that the voice actress of maria in Playmobil movie. Anya Taylor Joy will later go on to voice brea in the dark crystal: age of Resistance and Princess Peach for 2023 Illumination's Super Mario Bros Movie.

[@HydraSpectre1138]

I love the 2022 Chip ‘n Dale Rescue Rangers movie. Trivia about the cel shaded CGI there, the makers of the film wanted to use actual 2D animation, while the cel-shades CGI was a placeholder. But Disney forced them to rush it (probably due to the plague), so the film is incomplete and they had to leave it with the placeholder CGI in many scenes. I think the movie would’ve been much better if Disney had Japanese studios do the 2D animation like with the old series. Since most of Walt Disney Animation Japan’s animators now work for either Studio Ghibli, Studio Ponoc, Hideaki Anno, Mamoru Hosoda, Makoto Shinkai, or Studio TRIGGER; collabing with them would’ve been much better.

[@DavidDumbedDown]

I didn't know that

[@DavidDumbedDown]

23:06

[@billtenth5805]

5:32 "The song ends and then the police show up, ands we learn that Marla's parents are dead." Me: Hahahahahahahahahahaha! The fact that Enter didn't even have to write this joke. It was just served up to him on a silver plater.

[@Galko655e]

"I kinda thinking of Daniel Radcliffe is becoming this generation Nic Cage" Now we have 2 generation Nic cages, but they do these movies & performances for diffirent reasons: Nicalous Cage - Tax payment from overbuying expensive stuff. Daniel Radcliffe - Attemps to avoid having the "Han Solo curse - Getting 1 overpopular succsesful movie role, that overshadows future attempts to build up movie profile."

[@WillieManga]

Not even a minute in, and I already gotta explain a little something. The history of Foodfight is fascinating, but to keep it relatively short, Larry Kassinoff wanted to make his own version of Toy Story and apparently believed that at some point the OCs in that movie would be IRL brand mascots in themselves. Somehow more creative than The Emoji Movie and this. Yeah, at least Foodfight made its own world... as confusing as it is.

[@billybarnett9518]

Both Foodfight and The Emoji Movie were inspired by Toy Story, director Tony Leondis considered having the Emojis explore the real world, but his producer felt that the world inside a phone was much more interesting.

[@WillieManga]

​@@billybarnett9518And instead The Emoji Movie felt like a low-stakes Inside Out because of that decision. Good job, Tony!

[@andykishore]

@@WillieManga Speaking of fascinating history, there was that cover-up story about Foodfight movie being stolen. That false information from 2002 has sadly been spread for many years since until the recent "ROTTEN: Behind the Foodfight" documentary came out with lots of strong evidence to prove that this movie was never "stolen" in the first place.

[@brickcartoonistreviews5738]

I saw this movie on a Saturday night, on opening weekend, on a $5.00 bargain admission courtesy of the distributor STX…and I was still the only person sitting in the theater.

[@RushProductions19]

"NOTHING HERE IS EVEN ILLEGAL" 😳

[@TommyPezMaster]

Saberspark: The tickets were 5 dollars!

[@robbycooper6787]

5:47 this hits different when it’s real normal people and not an animated thing that’s put distance between itself and reality.

[@notoriouswhitemoth]

This sounds like an _utterly baffling_ movie that runs from non-sequitur set piece to non-sequitur set piece at a break-neck pace

[@suzukablade]

To be fair she'd have to get a new passport anyway because that ones clearly expired.

[@shimyku7820]

I mean, Playmobil is a pretty big thing here in Europe.

[@Deform-2024]

I keep forgetting playmobile was an actual thing

[@samariathemaniac]

Good.

[@rogue7723]

I remember _Musical Hell_ did a review of this and they sued her for copyright so she made another review with Playmobil figures acting out the scenes.

[@V3r0nicle]

I only remember these toys because I still see them in charity stores, even the one I volunteer in lmaooo

[@andykishore]

Me too.

[@Umbra_Ursus]

To Playmobil's credit, you can't say they're the knockoff LEGO. No, that'd be Megablocks.

[@ablosch2452]

There’s several Lego Knockoffs nowadays. Like Kreo, Decool, BTR, Make-It Blocks, Leggo, the list goes on.

[@DavidDumbedDown]

@@ablosch2452 I didn't know about the other ones

[@DavidDumbedDown]

23:10

[@DavidDumbedDown]

I accidentally put O

[@StevenDolce]

I’m surprised that the creators of The Lego Movie didn’t sue this movie.

[@samariathemaniac]

I’m surprised too, but to be fair that was the toy’s entire purpose. To ripoff Lego.

[@ZontarDow]

What would they sue over? LEGO movie didn't invent the concept of making movies about a toy brand.

[@tompossessed1729]

​​@@ZontarDow Well copyright laws can abused if you have enough money

[@board-qu9iu]

@@tompossessed1729just b/c it took obvious direction to the Lego movie doesn’t mean it’s inherently violating any copyright laws though obvious a Rip off is just 1 tier below that

[@tompossessed1729]

​​​​​@@board-qu9iu to be clear I was just giving a example how someone would get the idea of how the Lego movie can have a lawsuit. Companies have used copy rights laws to sue over others using concepts before

[@Enter_the_Toshiverse_1996]

"No, I'm not going to explain to you why there are multicolored pegasi. Uh...blame Rainbow Dash" ⬆️ That was funnier than any of the jokes in this movie! 😂

[@dg4545]

Heads up enter: The company behind this dumpsterfire abuse the copyright system.

[@HydraSpectre1138]

You mean StudioCanal? I know they also made the Paddington movies, the Shaun the Sheep movies, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, and the original Rambo Trilogy.

[@Fanofmanything25]

That thumbnail has me really worried about what I'm about to see.

[@andykishore]

Me too.

[@IronThomasthePokemonfan37]

0:32 Ironically, a Battleship Movie would be a better movie than a Playmobil Movie.

[@samariathemaniac]

At least Battleship was a fun game.

[@reptile1687]

There was a battleship movie

[@viviennemorgan7217]

@@reptile1687 there's a battleship movie

[@reptile1687]

@@viviennemorgan7217 yes i know

[@viviennemorgan7217]

@@reptile1687 i didn't know that and what's next the long awaited minecraft movie is coming next summer.

[@HydraSpectre1138]

The most surprising voice actor here for me is Spike Spencer, the English dub voice actor of Shinji Ikari from Evangelion (except for the Netflix/VSI redub of the original Neon Genesis Evangelion continuity, where he is instead voiced by Casey Mongillo). He’s in the additional voices.

[@murderman8578]

Crazy

[@DavidDumbedDown]

Cool

[@DavidDumbedDown]

12:58

[@slashermaster28]

4:21- No joke, when I first watched this film, my jaw dropped at this moment and remained that way throughout the entire scene. The only other time I had a similar reaction was when I saw Mummies. Also, when you said you didn't hate the movie, it was like when Mr. Coat gave it a positive review. It made me feel a little better knowing I'm not the only one who sees this as a guilty pleasure. Honestly, I thought it was okay.

[@entertainmentpowerfuchs5744]

And Adam Lambert later was in Megamind 2. WHY?

[@viviennemorgan7217]

don't know.

[@jakew6162]

He least he made a banger theme song

[@johnockershausen3951]

Why not?

[@StevenDolce]

Remember when Mega Bloks Dragons got two direct to video movies? Pepperidge Farms remembers?

[@newguy371]

I think Playmobile had animated shorts before the movie came out.

[@shibumi8]

@@newguy371 Animated shorts and a 2 season tv series.

[@davyjones3105]

Rex Dasher is a poor man’s Chase McCain

[@nayadadedjouma8490]

What's even crazier is that this movie came out the exact same as the Lego Movie 2 and even though both did poorly at the box office I think will still watch the Lego Movie 2 over this.

[@DragnYT]

0:01 Bro it's you

[@fermintenava5911]

Playmobil has really always stood in LEGO's shadow, they made video games, fan movies, and a TV-show (called "Super 4"), but it never got the same appreciation as LEGO did. Nevertheless, I love Playmobil, I've had a lot of the sets since I was young, and its creator was actually born in the same town as me. I was very bumped about all the cold reactions it got, but I think someone calling it a guilty pleasure makes it all worth it ^-^

[@AndrewsMagicandMore]

Also, am I the only one who gets annoyed of the "angsty older sibling who acts serious because they forget what it's like to have fun and adventure" cliche? It's giving me some Return to Neverland vibes...

[@eatatjoes6751]

That was the first movie I thought of with this.

[@PedroBenolielBonito]

Also, I had that robot back in the late 80s and very early 90s. It was awesome too.

[@tayloredwards4968]

This film could have worked if they didn't just try to copy The Lego movie

[@jbcatz5]

Aside from being based around an existing toy property it’s not a copy. The plots are different, LM having the human world being the twist and the Lego world’s conflict reflecting that of human father and son through the minifig avatars of Lord Business and Emmett. PM is an isekei where two real world people are zapped into a playmobil world because plot.

[@KlaviceGavin]

For your next review Rescue Rangers is fine but as you, and numerous other critics have stated, the villain felt like a last f-ck you to Bobby Driscoll and the cameos felt forced at times.

[@KlaviceGavin]

Actually, Mr Enter, Toys R Us still exist in Canada. It’s only a small section in strip malls but it’s something!

[@andykishore]

I've seen it outside of malls in Canada.

[@Bubblelove236]

It also still exists in a section of macys

[@mr.funnyman9765]

I love how it's been 10 years, and DW slamming her door is still the funniest joke on this channel

[@rjd-kh8et]

I can tell half of these commenters haven't watched the video since there's so many comments about it being a Lego Movie ripoff when Mr. Enter makes the point that it's anything but.

[@mattwolf7698]

Nobody knew The Lego movie would have live action either.

[@constructivecriticism6203]

Megamind 2 review when?

[@voltingmaster5458]

Funny you should ask because Adam lambert also voices Machiavellian in Megamind Rulez.

[@misterslick2693]

With a lot of shows and movies nowadays trying to have an important message or say something deep or be an outlet for someone to express their opinion, I’ve recently rediscovered an appreciation for media that is just… unapologetically weird. Uncle Grandpa, Centaurworld, Smiling Friends, the Knuckles show, etc. How good each of these are varies, but I kind of have a level of respect for something that doesn’t really care if it makes sense or not and just wants to be weird and fun. I might check this movie out at some point.

[@sarahtelles1931]

6:11 speaking of Milan kind of neat that after that point the movie doesn't have any more music numbers because after that event things got serious

[@masonclark4770]

4:50: Wait? Tito Ortiz is an executive producer for this film? The MMA fighter Tito Ortiz? Okay, that’s even more insane than anything else in this movie.

[@ReynaReactsandReviews]

I forgot this movie existed

[@andykishore]

Same.

[@DawnOfTheOzz]

I still find it funny that Porsche actually decided to advertise their new electric Taycan in this movie (it's featured on the movie poster on some of them) when they've had a long working history with LEGO. I have several LEGO Porsches in my closet right now.

[@gothnerd887]

5:06 "She danced like no-one was watching, but people were watching and she looked like a twat" Romesh Ranganathan, Mock The Week, Unlikely Things To Hear In A Romantic Novel

[@poohbear4515]

At least Food Fight is so bad, it’s so good to watch.

[@BobMcBobJr]

These songs are sooooo boring. They're not technically bad. They're not off-key or discordant or out of time. They're just boring. They have no energy, no motion to them. It feels like once you've heard the first line of the song, everything after that is redundant.

[@SpeedBump]

Ending song is Gex: Enter the Gecko - In Drag Net

[@redstreak9430]

19:31 to this day it’s still baffling how The Lorax had Zac Efron and Taylor Swift as the two main characters (or at least were marketed as them) in a musical and NOT have them sing once. Even Danny Devito almost sang in Biggering

[@seanobrien3301]

And now Pharrell Williams is getting his own Lego movie 😂

[@viviennemorgan7217]

really or are you joking?

[@seanobrien3301]

@@viviennemorgan7217 I’m half joking, half serious. There’s a trailer of it on KZbin I saw several days ago.

[@gerardoalexandergarciamend7053]

​@@viviennemorgan7217 Completely real

[@viviennemorgan7217]

@@gerardoalexandergarciamend7053 oh thanks and i didn't know he has a movie of his own.

[@CrookiNari]

Dan Radcliffe's post-HP career has been one of my favourite things ever. Another great thing he was in was Guns Akimbo, a movie he decided he wanted to do after getting to the part in the script where his character has guns bolted to his hands and he realises he needs to take a piss.

[@IronThomasthePokemonfan37]

1:07 I don’t know, I liked the First Goosebumps Movie. I thought it was pretty good.

[@Shades14]

It was fine, albeit forgettable to me. I loved the cameo from the real R. L. Stine at the end, though.

[@03bgood]

The sequel is awful, though

[@ZemeckisTEN]

I was looking for a comment like this. The Goosebumps movie is honestly amazing. A beautiful love letter AND a clever deconstruction of the Goosebumps franchise. The original 62 books are sacred to me. Plus, when that movie came out, my dog, Molly, was scheduled to be put down on Back to the Future Day (yeah I know, such a grim way to celebrate such a beautiful day like that), and I was feeling miserable at that time because my family and I had Molly since I turned 9 years old in 2006, and saying goodbye to Molly was going to kill me inside. So, seeing the Goosebumps movie with my favorite Aunt, Anne-Marie (who had been a HUGE help in getting me to collect all 62 Goosebumps books in the original series, got me to meet R.L. Stine himself and who has passed away in April of last year), was comforting for me in a time where I was dreading something awful to happen. I absolutely ADORE the Goosebumps franchise, so the first movie is very important to me in many ways.

[@jbcatz5]

When Musical Hell did this movie it got copyright struck so hard Diva couldn’t use any clips from the actual film in the review.

[@Singletomingle6448]

I remember not hearing about this movie until a week after its release and I’m just glad I grew up on the Lego movie not this crap

[@robbycooper6787]

0:06 that’s one of my favorites as well, my best find has to be a dub of a graphic novel that’s unhinged, dark and trying to be goofy during that while it’s put to acting that’s slightly worse than sonic adventure. The experience was baffling because the tone breaks down and the acting just sounds like they got random people off the street to perform Shakespeare as a drunk guy remembers it.

[@skootergirl22]

There was this show that was made to celebrate the playmobile 40th anniversary. i think it was called super 4, and it was actually pretty good, based on 4 of the most popular sets, pirates, fantasy medieval and future

[@lastmonarchistproduction_253]

Apparently, Sony was originally going to make this movie but the director decided to put his focus more on spider verse and later on, Sony lost the rights and we later got this

[@Danominator]

"Playmobil is very similar to Logo" 😂

[@sovietunionball1290]

Blud i misread the title as *the PlayBoi movie* 💀💀

[@MisterBeagleton]

That would’ve been a lot more entertaining.

[@viviennemorgan7217]

it will be funny to call it playboy the movie?

[@serrawilson2445]

Works that have batshit insane summaries often tend to be some of the best - or at least, the most fun. Anime is good for these. Guy brings a bunch of celebrities and also his old friend from high school back from the dead to form an idol group to save the Saga Prefecture's dying tourist industry. Girl gets turned into a spider and decides to min-max her way into becoming the very best spider she can be. Guy is stabbed by a classmate and discovers that he has all the powers of Santa Claus, which include being immune to fire, lie detection, and growing ski blades out of his feet.

[@aldomeylano9278]

Agree 100%

[@sophieknowles4876]

Great review, Enter, it was nice to see someone giving the movie a fair shake. Honestly, Adam Lambert's role in the movie was the main selling point for me. A hammy villain with a hammy villain song, played by one of my favourite music artists? Sign me up! Then I went to see the movie and I got all that, inside a movie that is both a joy to watch and an absolute trip full of absurd moments. Like, yeah, the main plot is cliche as fuck, but god damn if it ain't an experience I won't soon forget, and hell, the villain song and Rex Dasher's theme tune were stuck in my head for a good few days after I left the cinema, if that tells you anything good about the songs. X3

[@coconutdreams1238]

It's so sad because Playmobil is actually a nice franchise (my fellow German kids will know how nostalgic it is)

[@NobodieZ26]

Here are some ideas for how I would rewrite the movie. I would add an uncle (Who shall be named Stan and played by Paul Rudd) and aunt character. So, while they take care of Charlie due to him getting sick, the parents are taking Marla to airport for her gap year. But there's a car crash and Marla is the only survivor. Since then, she has taken a no risk lifestyle which borders on paranoia (even to the point of throwing out milk 3 days before the expiration date). In addition, she has become overly protective of her brother. Eventually the family holds an intervention. Stan even overs to pay for trip for the gap year. Marla refuses to, an argument breaks out between the siblings. So, Stan takes Charle toy museum (Stan works as a security cop there) to see the new Playmobil exhibit. Marla follows and scolds Stan for taking him out. Stan having enough of his niece's behavior stating that she can't let fear rule her life. Then Marla, Charle and Stan are transported into the Playmobil world. Over the adventures in the Playmobil world, Marla and Stan reconcile. Stan even saves Marla from the Fairy Godmother (who wants to brain wash Marla into a Perfect daughter). At the same time, Charlie learns to be more careful.

[@markmyers6756]

The first thing I think about when I think about playmoble are those Indy toy stores that only sell educational and nonviolent toys.

[@cartooncritique6625]

5:35 Well...that escalated quickly. 😳

[@SpellboundWolf]

Dasher is amazing because Daniel Radcliffe is an insanely great actor. He always puts his all into every performance I've seen from him. The Woman in Black is 1 of my most favorite horror films.

[@ablosch2452]

I’ve seen weirder movies that I am baffled even exists at all. Like Monsturd, which is an actual movie about a man who becomes a Killer Poop Monster who comes out of toilets and kills people. And Killer Sofa, which was about a person getting a sofa that’s possessed by a demon and kills people. And The Drone, which was about the ghost of a killer possessing a drone and continuing his murders. And Llamageddon, where an alien Llama with heat vision and super strength comes to Earth and goes on a killing spree. And VelociPastor, where a priest gains an artifact that allows him to turn into a Velociraptor and uses his powers to fight Ninjas. And Shark Exorcist, where a woman gets possessed by a demon shark and starts eating people. And Evil Bong, which was about a demonic bong trying to take over the world with her weed powers (and had several sequels. Even more baffling). So yeah. I’ve seen weirder.

[@gothnerd887]

3:49 Playmobil: we can't outdo The Lego Movie but we can out-weird them

[@otaking3582]

I had Playmobil toys as a kid, and I'd usually have them do slice-of-life stuff akin to what you'd see in Bod or Postman Pat. Ya know, the complete OPPOSITE of what this movie tried to do!

[@silvercrystlz]

You just made me all look for my long ago Unikitty lego that has been probably hidden in my room since then

[@billtenth5805]

This movie is like if Video Airlines (from Garfield & Friends) was drawn and quartered into a feature length film.

[@CoolExcite]

The most fun part of playmobile was that their heads are hollow and the hair can be snapped on/off so you can hide small objects in them

[@gamerhero9559]

14:05 Song used: Ape Escape "Crumbling Castle".

[@witecatj6007]

Clearly, the only people having fun with this movie were Adam Lambert and Daniel Ratcliff.

[@PartyDude_19]

I still find it interesting as hell that there is an animated musical about Playmobil that stars Harry Potter & The current lead singer of Queen.

[@Heroshii15]

Watching this before it goes the way of Musical Hell’s review of this movie.

[@fissshy7]

the chaotic nature of the movie I suppose is meant to reflect they were beamed down into the greater exhibition set of Playmobil? Like the Western-Highway-Viking-Roman Empire-Pirate-Soviet Russia playsets were just next to each other and this is the world that exists mixing into each other.

[@Avanti998]

I haven't seen the entire movie, but I just find something comforting about it. Also, I like a few of the songs, "Give the People What They Want" is a genuinely good song.

[@ProfCoolio]

Oh boy! Another “Rescue Rangers” fan! Now just agree with me that the second “Space Jam” was a fun film and we can be friends for life!

[@thema1998]

Daniel Radcliffe being the next Nicolas Cage wouldn't be a bad thing. He has already proven his versatility by now. He can be in literally anything and he'll never *not* be charming! 😃

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

Now for the Bobblehead movie

[@firelightyear]

We already got one.

[@randomyoutuberobot3247]

Man, this temu Lego Movie sure does suck....

[@saiyanscaris6530]

funny thing about legos. theres now stuff going on where legos from stories is being stolen to be sold to the black market at a higher price

[@DrAwe-fi6we]

With the lead being played by Anya Taylor-Joy I can't stop hearing Princess Peach from the Mario Movie every time she speaks.

[@randombomb4078]

Nothing here is even illegal! -Evil Roman Emperor Adam Lambert (2019)