Looking back on it, its pretty weird that the Lego Ninjago Movie is a thing that actually exists.
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Looking back on it, its pretty weird that the Lego Ninjago Movie is a thing that actually exists.

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The LEGO Ninjago Movie is a unique entry in the LEGO film franchise, and its existence raises some interesting questions about its development and connection to the original Ninjago theme. The movie's approach, particularly the diminished roles of the main ninja characters, makes it a somewhat unusual adaptation.

The Ninjago theme's popularity is undeniable, making the movie's production a significant event for LEGO fans. However, the film's narrative choices, such as the side character status of the core ninja team, have led to discussions about its relationship to the source material. The movie's plot diverges from the established storylines of the Ninjago series.

The LEGO Ninjago Movie's existence is a testament to the Ninjago theme's success. While the movie may not have perfectly aligned with the expectations of all fans, it still represents a notable moment in LEGO's cinematic history.

For fans who want to revisit the Ninjago universe, consider checking out some of the LEGO Ninjago sets or perhaps a LEGO Ninjago movie DVD.

I don't really hate the movie at all. But what was the thought process here? Why do all the Ninja amount to pretty much barely side characters? Its cool that Ninjago is popular enough it ever got a movie, but why make it so unrelated to the original stuff? You've definitely heard or thought all this before. But the more I think about it, the more bizarre it is. submitted by /u/Ok_Appearance_2317 [link] [comments]

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