The LEGO Movie Review

Hello, and welcome to this week's special bonus section of The PSA Weekly News Address! Last week I saw The LEGO Movie, and I just HAD to review it. There will be two versions of the review, one with and one without spoilers. I reccomend you do the one without spoilers first, and then the one with spoilers after you see the movie. 
So, what do I have to say about The LEGO Movie? It has BY FAR the BEST animation I have EVER SEEN in my life. I'm not even exaggerating. You will swear that it's stop motion. When I first saw the movie trailer, I automatically assumed it was stop motion, and they just animated the faces and most likely the flying things. But no, it's all animation, and that's why it's incredible. I haven't even seen PIXAR make something this realistic! The minifigures have so much detail and if you look closely, you'll even spot teeth marks on the edges of their legs, and sometimes even dust in their stud holes (something most modern minifigures today seem to have).
Now, what is the strongest part of a movie? The characters! Let's take a look at them-
Emmet- Emmet is, as you probably know, the main character of The Lego Movie. Emmet is actually a lot different than most main characters. Usually in this type of movie, the main character seems to be the only unique person among a land full of people exactly the same. The LEGO Movie is the exact opposite of that. In Emmet's home town, Bricksburg, everyone acts almost exactly the same, including Emmet. They all follow their little LEGO construction booklets, are super nice to one another, and love the song "Everything is Awesome" (and who can blame them?!). While I'm not completely sure, this is a first for a main character. And that's awesome.
Wyldstyle/Lucy: First of all, I need to get something off of my chest. Wyldstyle's torso drives me CRAZY for some reason. Manly because it's abandoning the shape of a regular minifigure. I don't have a picture of it, but when you see a picture of her, then you'll see what I'm talking about. It's the light grey parts on the sides. Enough about that though.