[ SECRET POST #6811 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6811 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe because it's meant for kids? It's not meant to be all that creative or clever, it's just meant to be fun. Tbh, I know nothing about what you're talking about, but at the end of the day I think just enjoying what's there is always a better option. idk though.

[feotakahari]

Star Wars in general is meant for kids, so it’s a downgrade if the new movie is even dumber than the older ones.

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ayrt

Star Wars came out with at least a PG rating. Lego is what you buy for a toddler, there's bound to be a downgrade there.
I know nothing about Star Wars, or even the Lego Movies themselves, but I can guess that at best, these movies are for parents who want to bring their children to a show they wont want to tear their eyes out at, but still be engaging enough for the kids who have no clue what Star Wars even is.

[(Anonymous)]

Duplo is what you buy for a toddler. Lego is for everyone else. And the Lego movies (and video games) are made for everyone else. They contain some silliness and whimsy and also a lot of thoughtful exploration of their universe whether it’s Indiana Jones, Marvel, The Incredibles, or Star Wars. The Star Wars ones in particular have a reputation for delivering some of the best scenes in their universe. The Lego Star Wars building sets are made primarily for super fans and have a high percentage of products for adults.

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ayrt

... go into any store, the only thing that keeps Legos being advertised to babies is their chocking hazard. Just because it complements an adult audience, doesn't mean it's meant for them any more than Dexter's Lab or the PowerPuff Girls were. It doesn't matter that superfans fall for their advertisements, you're not gonna find an R rated Lego move- even if all the people attending forget to bring their kids anyways.