This should really help those old Ninjago set values out!

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Edited April 20, 201510 yr by Ed Mack

Wondering the reasons behind moving the release of Ninjago movie back 1 year...

Seems like no LEGO movies...then WHAMMMO!  Three in a relatively short period of time.  

Edited April 20, 201510 yr by Ed Mack

I also like the new Harry Potter movies. New Harry Potter themed sets!

 

Seems like no LEGO movies...then WHAMMMO!  Three in a relatively short period of time.  

​I can't understand the reasoning for the enormous void between movies.

I found the idea of a feature film for Ninjago to be iffy in the first place - now they push it out a few years? I won't be shocked if they end up pulling the plug on that one altogether. 

​I can't understand the reasoning for the enormous void between movies.

I found the idea of a feature film for Ninjago to be iffy in the first place - now they push it out a few years? I won't be shocked if they end up pulling the plug on that one altogether. 

​LEGO's choices for what and how they release stuff has been iffy at best.  They might have to get better control over their movie/television entertainment department before it becomes unmanageable.

​I can't understand the reasoning for the enormous void between movies.

I found the idea of a feature film for Ninjago to be iffy in the first place - now they push it out a few years? I won't be shocked if they end up pulling the plug on that one altogether. 

​Yeah...I'm not a fan of waiting two more years for another Lego Movie. And really three more years for a "proper" Lego Movie sequel depending on how they do Lego Batman. I'm guessing this means no new Lego Movie sets for at least 18-24 months.

I'm betting Ninjago movie will be axed.

Don't most film series have a couple years in between releases? Between writing, scripting, directing, editing, and so on, everything takes time.

​LEGO's choices for what and how they release stuff has been iffy at best.  They might have to get better control over their movie/television entertainment department before it becomes unmanageable.

​I believe this time it's WB that's pulling the strings. I could bet LEGO has not much to do with the new movies except designing the sets to be included. Outsourcing the bulk of the project to WB is a very likely scenario to me, however losing control might end up in sloppy movies.

Mariah Carey Reportedly Scores Role in 'The Lego Batman Movie' as commissioner Gordon

What ?!!! 

http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/6754148/mariah-carey-lego-batman-movie-gordon

Edited November 10, 201510 yr by Amaurybegood