The Lego Movie

More simply these days, Lego sets have discovered freedom by way of segmentation. As an alternative of the jumbled subject of bits of my childhood, Lego bricks now come packaged in licensed kits with footage and instructions displaying children exactly what to make, be it Star Wars' Millennium Falcon, Tolkien's Tower of Orthanc, or Bruce Wayne's Batcopter. Individuality begets much more pointers than before. The one factor to do that's truly free is throw away all of the packaging and invite a kid to create anew.

The Nut Job

Surly is a person aside, an independent operator, who could have nothing to do with Raccoon (Neeson) and the other animals who dwell in Liberty Park. There's a shortage of nuts and different food, so the prospects for the coming winter look bleak. Raccoon dispatches the sturdy-willed Andie (Katherine Heigl) and self-centered Grayson (Fraser) to the identical street vendor’s cart. Between them and Surly and Buddy combating over the cart, things go awry, what little meals the animals do have stored for winter is destroyed and, lastly, Raccoon banishes Surly from the park.