extends a concise and hilarious film into a much longer and less consistent interactive experience that sometimes dips into boring territory. Amusing scenarios and eye-catching environments are a plus, as is the wide unlockable hero roster, but most of the missions feel like an unimaginative retread...

Nice location variety; Great film cutscenes; Diverse heroes

Undemanding action; Some boring levels

Great game, If you've played the Lego video games before then you will know what to expect, lots of missions, lots of building and lots of destruction. My boy of 10 has had pretty much all the lego games and we reckon this is head and shoulders above the rest, loads of characters with varying powers...

This game has surprised me so much I felt I had to leave a review. Firstly, this is easily the best LEGO game I've ever played just beating LEGO City: Undercover by a small margin and secondly this may just be the best movie tie-in game ever too!

Where LEGO City Undercover delivered a great solo experience in a sandbox and LEGO Marvel Superheroes delivered lots of characters, The LEGO Movie Videogame seems happy enough with providing the usual two player co-op that TT Games does so well.

It goes completely against the spirit of the movie but at least the game is able to celebrate the creativity of its developers, if not its players.

One of the better direct movie adaptations of recent years, married to the time-honoured Lego gameplay; Great script, good graphics, and lots of variety in characters and locations

Smaller in scope and with less content than the other recent games; Combat is especially simplistic this time round; Ruins all the movie's best jokes if you play the game first

The LEGO Movie is a magic trick, a product that acts as the greatest toy commercial ever created, and also the most joyous and raucous "think for yourself" statement since the original Matrix .

This video game could go down as one of the worst titled games in history, almost eclipsing Battleship: The Movie: The Game (the game about the movie about the board game). This video game could also go down as one of the best movie-based games in history.

Hilarious dialogue; fun gameplay; clever puzzles; and avoiding a key movie spoiler make this one of the best movie-based video games as well as one of the best LEGO games

Those who haven't seen the movie will not completely understand what is going on in the game or truly appreciate many of the in-game jokes

I have no trouble admitting that The LEGO Movie was one of the most enjoyable films I've seen in recent memory. It invoked a child-like sense of wonder with an entertaining and meaningful story, the c

Hardly strays from the established formula, but that's not entirely a bad thing. Any single game that allows you to play as both Batman and Gandalf has to be doing something right.

Funny, colorful, and full of personality, The Lego Movie Videogame not only successfully builds from its source material but is also a great example of why Lego games are so much fun to play.

Action-packed chapters that highlight the films charm; A witty cast of characters; Plenty of unlockables to collect and discover

Glitches can ruin your fun; Chapters are short; Less content than previous Lego games