An amazing representation of capitalist America

Rating: 10/10 (16 October 2014)

The Lego Movie is an obvious allegory for American totalitarian Capitalist dictatorship socialist anarchofascism. The corporation in the movie, much like corporations in America, want to take over the world with their affluence and arrogant strength over the unsuspecting consumers. What's another word for consumers? Americans. The "kragle" is merely clever product placement, as you can instantly recognize that it was "krazy glue", the popular instant adhesive. It triggered the consumerism that was instilled during birth/immigration to America and subliminally told us to buy "krazy glue". "Krazy glue" is an obvious allegory to the founding fathers and their oligarchy, instituted to oppress the masses and continue to hoard wealth. The ideological view of the founding fathers can be found in Will Ferrel's character, who, "krazily" enough, wanted to oppress the masses and continue to hoard wealth. But that is the beauty of this movie. It makes the allegory so intensely accurate, yet somehow seems to mask it so well to where it seems like a kid's movie. But do not be deceived, this movie is an obvious omen to America's impending downfall. Use the movie's teachings to prepare yourself. Wake up sheeple. ;)