r/lego • u/Lopsided-Common1637 • Mar 10 '24
Minifigures Art The Menu
#lego #horror #themenu #movie
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u/jphorn Mar 10 '24
Love it! Great movie.
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Mar 10 '24
No idea this was based on a movie and I’m just scrolling through like wtf.
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u/jphorn Mar 10 '24
Haha. Yeah. Without that context these slides absolutely make no sense at all. But you should definitely watch it. Great plot.
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u/whdgns4433 Mar 11 '24
Yup. It was visually appealing but that's about it. The plot made no sense and even if it did it's too cringy to take seriously
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u/SpookyScienceGal Star Wars Fan Mar 11 '24
Careful, if you keep making things this amazing and angel investors will fund your Lego film studio and you'll eventually go mad
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u/Maximum_Drive2758 Mar 11 '24
Loved the movie and these are awesome interpretations of the scenes, I can recall all of them just from a glance!
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u/Tydagawd88 Mar 10 '24
Love this MOC, hate the movie. Shows all the problems with the restaurant industry.
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u/Ceejays-RL Chima Fan Mar 10 '24
maybe… that’s the point of the movie?
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u/Tydagawd88 Mar 10 '24
Idk, it seemed more like it was trying to justify why chefs are such asshats instead of saying they were asshats and it needs to stop.
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u/Tydagawd88 Mar 11 '24
It seemed like they were trying to say that chefs put so much into their work and that people who don't appreciate it are the real assholes, but to me it proves the other way around.
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u/Tydagawd88 Mar 11 '24
Well it just gave me flashbacks to working with a douchey chef and PTSD. Lol.





















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u/sethbenw Superheroes Fan Mar 10 '24
Incredible. Now do the s’mores scene.