It’s a good thing I wasn’t anywhere near this 102 ft tall Lego tower in Brazil…my destructive tendencies would have taken over and I would have knocked that sucker over, creating a rainshower of Lego blocks for all the little Brazilian children to enjoy!
-via Bit Rebels
It’s a proven and undisputed scientific fact that Legos can make anything better. Check out the theory in action with these Lego-fied posters for this year’s Best Film Oscar nominees:
-via Neatorama
Click here to check out posters for the other 5 films nominated (yup, they’re doing that weird 10-Nominee thing for Best Film again this year…)
And while we’re at it, have you ever seen a more intensely epic film than this Lego masterpiece?
-via Geeks Are Sexy
I wouldn’t want to run into these adorable little toys in a dark alley.
Designer Christopher Niemann doesn’t need 5000 legos and 50 hours of painstaking work to build his NYC-inspired creations. The former New Yorker’s refreshingly simple vignettes were originally dreamed up using his son’s toys during a bleak winter in Berlin. Whether it was homesickness or boredom that sparked Niemann’s creativity, there’s something undeniably charming about the images that fill up his book, “I Lego NY“. Here are some of my favorites:
-Grab a copy of “I Lego NY” on Amazon.
Everything’s better once Legos are involved…especially music videos:
-Michael Jackson “Beat It”
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-Queen “Bohemian Rhapsody”
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-Beatles “Eleanor Rigby” (with extra Star Wars bonus points)
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-Beastie Boys “Sabotage” trailer (full video coming soon…)
-More ‘Lego-fied’ music videos at Topless Robot (via @GeekAmI)
Mmmm…Legos. (I love how the cheese is melting…)
-Designed by Japanese lego artist Sachiko at Lets-Brick.com / via Unique Daily
10 years ago (!!!), my friends and I stood in line for 5 hours to see the premiere screening of “The Matrix”. Yes, we were (are) dorks. The iconic “bullet-time” scene has been imitated and parodied countless times since then – here’s a recent re-enactment using everyone’s favorite toy: Legos.
-via Buzzfeed
