Earlier this year, The Lego Movie Celebrating 10th anniversary.While the series had spin-offs throughout the 2010s, batman (voiced by Will Arnett) and his actual situation ninja ninja toy line, Haven’t seen each other since The Lego Movie 2 Back in 2019, it was thanks in part to Warner Bros. The partnership with Lego is set to end in 2020, but the Danish toy company appears to be preparing to get back into the filmmaking business in the near future.
in the most recent type In an interview, Lego’s head of global entertainment Jill Wilfert revealed that the company is actively developing “a range of ideas and concepts” with Universal Pictures.The two companies had five year agreement It’s been going on since 2020 but there’s really nothing to show for it other than a LEGO retelling of the original jurassic park Back to 2022. Last year, rumors began circulating about Universal Pictures producing the movie. Live action/animation hybrid The Lego Movie, but Wilfert avoided it. Her response to a question about working with Netflix could be read as a blanket and cryptic statement about Lego’s current deal: “Right now, we’re very happy and very focused on our partnership with Universal.”
What is she did Arguably, though, Lego’s Warner Bros. Movie may have shot itself in the foot. She explained that these four films were affected by their release in just five years –LEGO Batman and ninja ninja For example, both were released in 2017. They were no duds, with Wilfert stressing that their reviews were “better than the box office might suggest.” Still, she has no hesitation in admitting that filmmaking is “hard” and has stayed away from the screen as a result.
Television has been part of LEGO’s overall business for decades, but it really became apparent after the movie was completed.it is LEGO Masters The reality competition series has become popular around the world since 2017 (thanks to its Fox version in the US and country-specific versions), but there are also a large number of animated series and movies, such as LEGO Goku Kid and LEGO Dreamzzz: Trials of the Dreamer Suitable for younger audiences. Even if nothing comes of the deal with Universal, it appears the Danish toy company will be fine in the end.
Variety’s full interview with Wilfert can be read here.
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