The biblical parable retold as a modern story in the inner city. Great music and lighting effects makes for a touching story. Nicely done, but parents of little ones please be aware that it does contain a violent scene.
A Christmas Carol: Part I
The story of Ebenezer Scrooge, written by Charles Dickens, now for the first time in LEGO! You can really tell that a lot of time and effort went into the making of this 15-minute video. The directing is great and the effects are amazing. There are many camera angles and stuff going on in the background. You will be amazed at how remarkably similar it is to the Dickens original.
A Christmas Carol: Part II
Part II of The christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, retold using plastic minifigures. Make sure you watch Part 1 above first. "God bless us, everyone!"
More LEGO Movies - Just For Fun
The Magic Portal, Animation Lessons, Star Wars, Spider Man, The Letter, Earthquake in NY, etc.
As you can see, we found quite a few LEGO videos on YouTube. You will also find many LEGO experiments and stop-motion animations there. For example, just type "Lego experiment" in the search box. But safeguard yourself and remember that not everything on YouTube is appropriate for children. Please make sure an adult does the searching and pre-screening.
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