
We then meet the movie's protagonist, Emmet (voiced by Chris Pratt), who one day accidentally stumbles upon 'The Resistance Piece' and is thought to be the Chosen one by a group of Lego characters called the MasterBuilders. 8 and a half years later, Lord Business's alter ego President Business is ruling the whole world in a sort of totalitarian way.

During their encounter, Vitruvius tells of a prophecy about a Chosen one, who will find another mystical artifact, called 'The Resistance Piece' and will put an end to Business's mettle. The movie opens with the movie's villain, Lord Business (voiced by Will Ferrell), stealing a mysterious artifact called the 'Kragle' (I hope I've written it correctly) from a wizard named Vitruvius (voiced by Morgan Freeman), in order to destroy the Universe. Add to that the amazing cast in the movie, and I, for one, needed no more reasons to see this movie and I ultimately enjoyed it. And in this age of spin-offs, remakes, prequels, etc. I mean, why not create a big budget movie that takes place inside the Lego universe? At least it's somewhat original (there have been previous Lego movies, but they were all direct-to-video, and from what I realize they are much different from this one). However, when I gave it a second thought, I realized I kind of liked the idea.

To be honest when I first heard of 'The Lego Movie' I thought it to be a ridiculous idea and automatically dismissed it as something bad.
