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"THE LEGO MOVIE DONE RIGHT!" ~Leonard Cake (@LegoMoviesSuck) According to the movie, there are two different planets; one for The Lego Movies, and the other for both Clutch Powers and Piece by Piece, since they're both wholesome and relatable, they do NOT mock black people like the first Lego Movie does, the legendary Howard E. Baker was the director of Clutch AND the animation director of Piece by Piece, and... here's the moneyshot: the characters talked, behaved and acted like ADULTS, rather than stupid, annoying children who refuse to take their Ritalin! This is why I officially LOVE Piece by Piece, and to all of you animators who made it "brickfilm-CGI", I forgive you.

I love Puss in Boots. The storyline is relatable, the characters are actually likeable and the ending brought me tears. The fact that everything takes place in Spain and is the tribute to Zorro makes the movie PERFECT. It's the only DreamWorks Animation that's actually good, and I've definitely recommend it to anyone who is obsessed with family movies. ...Wait, that's Puss in Boots, the 2011 film. But what did you say? "Puss in Boots: THE LAST WISH"?! UGH! Don't you EVER mention that in front of me EVER again!!

Zira was upset because Tyrant Simba had exiled her and some of the lions for no real reason whatsoever, leaving her cold-hearted, so she formed an army to bring back what's theirs. But later, she died, and because of the tyrant's daughter being the only brains in this family, Tyrant Simba brought back some of the lions to Pride Lands, ignoring dead Zira at all costs. The end.

It's NON-canon. Why else should I recommend this? What if this is your first time experiencing Ninjago and you'll later find out that not all of it is the same as the original? It's not even a good kind of non-canon, because it was made by Warner Bros, where EVERYTHING is non-canon these days, like The Looney Tunes Show, Teen Titans Go, The Banana Splits Movie and even Velma. They've used Jackie Chan, the Hong Kong cinema feel and the wholesome fact that Franco and Theroux recorded their lines together like actual father and son, even though they're not related at all, just to trick us into watching it... and that's just sad. REALLY sad. The moral and the "happy" ending are both half-butt-ed. And what about OTHER ninjas rather than Lloyd? How come HE'S the only one who gets all the attention at the end, despite the fact he IS related to our main antagonist? Lloyd didn't even give the jeer-leaders a taste of their own medicine, which is a BIG bummer. This movie is like a PARODY, they've even used the standard everyday object, like the laser pointer, as "The Ultimate Weapon" instead of just BUILDING it out of Lego. Overall, just stick to the ORIGINAL Ninjago.