All the LEGO movies are pretty good, but which one is the best? You're about to find out.

"Everything Is Awesome" was the earworm of 2014.

Chris Miller knows a thing or two about turning toys into movies.

The two Lego Movie stars have come together for a worthy cause.

I freaking love the cinematic Lego Movie universe. I find both entries in the main series to be hilarious, visually splendid, surprisingly emotional, and purveyors of excellent moral lessons. I find The Lego Batman Movie to be literally the best Batman film made to date. And I find all of them to be stuffed with catchier-than-catchy tunes. Lucky for me, and for other Lego fans reading, Lego Movie stars Chris Pratt and Elizabeth Banks have reunited for a lovely cause -- a coronavirus PSA. But this ain't your typical coronavirus PSA. Like Simon Pegg and Larry David before, …

Universal Pictures and the LEGO Group have sealed an exclusive five-year deal "to develop, produce and distribute theatrical releases based on its intellectual property and original ideas," Universal announced Thursday. LEGO had previously made their movies at Warner Bros., including The LEGO Batman Movie.

It’s the start of a new era.

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The Lego Movie franchise touches on some important points and delivers word-class humor. But there are some inconsistencies and plot holes there!

Lego Movie franchise has surprised everyone with how good it is. Despite this, there have been continuity errors with editing dialogue or even voices.

New LEGO movies may be on the way, but they won't come from Warner Bros., as their partnership ended and a new one is in the works with Universal.

The sequel fell way short of The Lego Movie at the box office and even the head honcho at Warner Bros. isn't quite sure what happened.

Now that The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part is in theaters, many fans need a refresher regarding the original LEGO Movie that was released in 2014. While 2017s The LEGO Batman Movie is still fresh in our minds, it's been a while since we've met up with Emmet, Lucy, and the rest of the gang; unless you've been keeping up with all of the many shorts in the series, from 2014s Chinese New Year to 2018s Emmet's Holiday Party.

The LEGO movies have a big advantage over the Toy Story movies in this regard.