Batman’s crazy laugh in the film was voiced by the director. This 2017 English film was written by Seth Grahame- Smith, Chris McKenna, Eric Sommers, Jared Stern, and John Whittington and directed by Chris McKay.
The kids in the audience continually laughed with glee, so its definitely something suited for that kind of audience, but don't skip over the older adults who are still children at heart, it's an alluring comedy that piles on the laughs, definitely worth a watch.Hilarious cinematic entertaining enjoyable satirical.featuring An entertaining superhero film The Lego Batman Movie features Will Arnett, Zach Galifianakis, Michael Cera, Rosario Dawson, and Ralph Fiennes. I was literally the only adult there, shameful I know, but heck, I didn't care. I actually saw this film prior to its full release during a preview a few days early, however I believe it may have been aimed more as a kids matinée. Is this film worth viewing? Most definitely, it's a hilarious feel- good animated comedy, and definitely perfect for the younger audience. With an admirable cast of voice talent, and stunning animated visuals, 'The Lego Batman Movie' boasts undeniable creative talent, but does at times seem to be trying a little too hard to be funny, building off the reputation the initial film garnered. 'The Lego Batman Movie' was definitely an enjoyable ride, and whilst I think it lacks in comparison to its predecessor, it stills thrusts us back into the universe that we came to revere in 2014. well it was only going to be a matter of time before he got his own motion picture.
Now, the character from 'The Lego Movie'' that garnered the most love was Batman, a cocky, sarcastic, childish take on the superhero we know and love. How could you make a movie out of Lego? Well, that question was soon answered as I gawped in awe at the screen, the movie was fantastic. In 2014, upon the announcement of 'The Lego Movie', despite my love for the toy, I was kinda doubting the general premise. Growing up, Lego meant everything to me, my aspirations of becoming an architect, and even the result of me studying design engineering in university, were all due to my fascination with Lego as a child and the complex structures you could craft and create.
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