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Monty Python and The Matrix LEGO

Senor-D writes "Shigeyuki Sandou, a LEGO minifig creator from japan, has built multiple scenes from "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" using LEGO minifigures. it can be found here in English or here in Japanese. He also did scenes from "The Matrix", they can be found here."

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  1. Other lego suggestions... by tewwetruggur · · Score: 1
    I'd really like to see Boogie Nights done up in glittering plastic. Also, perhaps Resivoir Dogs.

    I'm hungry... let's get a taco.

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  2. Disappointing by waterbiscuit · · Score: 1

    I was greatly excited when I first heard of this new and innovative way of celebrating such a truly wonderful film, however the models themselves bear very little resemblance to the Monty Python team. Quite how one is meant to recognise such charicature persons as those who comprised such a wonderful team is beyond me. My fond anticipation of seeing the Life of Brian reinacted by lego- another favourite of mine, was met with disappointment that such a feeble effort could have made slashdot news. Admittedly the combination of the two great films, and the use of lego does lend itself to this community, but such a failing attempt to combine the two together only results in it being insulting to both the Monty Python team, and lego, and ultimately to the slashdot readers who were expecting something slightly more worth while after clicking on the link.

    1. Re:Disappointing by waterbiscuit · · Score: 1

      I do apologise- a slip of the tongue... or should it be fingers, it should have been "Holy Grail" rather than "Life of Brian" in the above comment.
      Sincerest Apologies
      biscuit

  3. Re:TORINITY??? by mattdm · · Score: 1
    As opposed to the 40-some in English?

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  4. Re:wtf? by n3m6 · · Score: 1

    excuse me.. but..
    don't you guys sometimes need a break from the regular
    "politics", "vote recount", "mp3-napster-hell", and "perl/linux/bsd/the same old stuff is cool".

    somebody just did a cool thing.. admire it ..


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  5. Amazing by BluedemonX · · Score: 2

    Japanese movie special effects have come so far since the Toho Films days (Godzilla, Rodan et. al), haven't they?

    Compared to them, these are absolutely stellar. Two thumbs up!

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  6. Re:Legos by ryusen · · Score: 1

    yes, but the lego neo is probably smarter than the real keanu....

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  7. The fatal heart attack by GutterBunny · · Score: 1

    And then the lego master suffered a massive heart attack and Lego King Aurthur were no longer in peril.

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  8. We kind of deserve this by BluedemonX · · Score: 4

    It's karmic payback for what we did to Godzilla when we did an American remake...

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    1. Re:We kind of deserve this by jakdin · · Score: 1


      Well, yeah, you're right! But which country's people will willingly acknowledge their own crap.

      Jak Din

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    2. Re:We kind of deserve this by jakdin · · Score: 1

      Do you know what GODZILLA symbolizes?

      It's a symbol for the United States of America (i.e. - Destroyer/Destruction/Chaos/Evil/Unwanted/Outsider /Barbarian).....there are many hidden meanings in things Japanese.

      Jak Din

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    3. Re:We kind of deserve this by BluedemonX · · Score: 2

      So what's the "hidden meanings" behind the tired and oft-repeated "alien with phallic tentacles raping a 12 year old schoolgirl" image?

      Not flamebait, just wondering... if you could explain ONE obvious and un-subtle image, maybe you could explain this one too.

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  9. Not as much effort by Fervent · · Score: 3
    It doesn't seem to be as much effort to construct these scenes out of already available (and sometimes highly similar) minifigurines as it would be to construct them out of actual lego blocks.

    I'm thinking more along the lines of what Cartoon Network got the Lego company to do in constructing a life-size version of Scooby Doo out of Lego bricks. Plus, the jokes in the commercials didn't hurt.

    "Guys, I don't think that's the right kind of brown." Lego technicians then look up, after laying the Scooby Doo groundwork of what seems like 1,000 bricks. "Some kid is going to be lucky. Really lucky." The guy who's designing the dog looks down into his coffee cup. Obviously he doesn't want to give away a creation that's taken them weeks to build.

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  10. What's next? by gregoryl · · Score: 1

    Those crazy Japanese ... When will the domino retellings be coming out?

  11. Re:New Matrix Quotes by mike260 · · Score: 5

    He is the 1x1.

  12. Re:He has the "robert the shrubber scene", but... by ChadN · · Score: 1

    It's there! Left column, second from bottom.

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  13. Re:Actually by tedtimmons · · Score: 1

    No way! You mean you've seen Indiana Jones, too?

    -ted

  14. *sigh* by MasterOfDisaster · · Score: 1
    This just goes to prove that the wrong people have way too much time on their hands...plus, this isnt THAT impressive, i'd say this could be done in an afternoon with $100-$200 of legos and a QuickCam (or other image capture device)

    I'm also disipointed cause when I first saw it I thought it wouldnt just be plain figures, I was thinking more of a legoland scale

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  15. Re:But now the witch _will_ float! by kreyg · · Score: 1

    Build a bridge out of her!

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  16. Re:He has the "robert the shrubber scene", but... by zentex · · Score: 1

    *look* at the picture...there is herring!

    http://www.geocities.co.jp/Hollywood/9060/hg/hg1 0.jpg

    (incase your blindness keeps you from seeing the fish, it's grey :)

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  17. And this makes me realize... by Adam+Wiggins · · Score: 2

    ...there are no black leggo-people! Hence no Morpheus.

    Of course, there are no white leggo-people either. They're all yellow, which we might take for Asian, except that...let's face it, Asians aren't really yellow.

    So I guess that means that leggo people are actually humanoid aliens. I guess that explains all their advanced space travel technology.

    1. Re:And this makes me realize... by BlackHat · · Score: 1

      Quick guide to LEGO heads-

      Yellow : Alive
      Grey : Kinda dead
      White : More dead
      Black : Real dead
      Brown : Smells real bad
      Red,Blue,Green,Trans : Robots
      Tan : Avoid contact

      But make up your own if you dont like my view.

  18. hmmm by British · · Score: 2

    I think with all the heads and torsos they have for Legoland figs(there's even one of a thong: black waist/crotch & skin colored legs), I could probably make Lego CounterStrike skins in a few minutes.

  19. question by British · · Score: 2

    Take a look at this:

    http://www.force-x.com/~inosuke/lego-kei/kanedab aiku-f/kanedabaiku-f1.htm

    Is this the motorbike from Akira?

    1. Re:question by Artemis3 · · Score: 1
      Yes it is. Kaneda's Bike.

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  20. Re:Actually by gdiersing · · Score: 1

    Then I submit we begin a discussion of the mating habits of the extinct Banana Slug of California. Banana slugs are hermaphrodites and usually cross fertilize. Banana slugs often eat each other's slime before mating. They begin to circle each other and may bite each other's right side. They spend hours mating and then try to separate. Since banana slugs have such large male organs, it is difficult to separate. At times, it is impossible, in which case the banana slugs take advantage of their ability to apophallate, or gnaw off the stuck organ. The banana slug's mating rituals are very unusual.

  21. Re:TORINITY??? by jakdin · · Score: 1


    I'm not Japanese you pin-head! I just live here.

    :)

    Jak Din

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  22. perhaps, but by RoLlEr_CoAsTeR · · Score: 1

    As people have mentioned, you have to consider location and context. Jesus was not rich. Plus, a lot of the people back then didn't have golden cups. Maybe it was made of pottery, or maybe just wood. I don't know.

    But, going back to your catholic reference... surely you don't think that just because the Catholics think it's gold (or show it as such), it is so. They have no hold on the truth of the past, no more than you or I.
    Then again, I realize you were really just mentioning it for reference's sake, and to show the flip side of the coin, but now you know where I'm coming from.

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  23. Re:Actually by gdiersing · · Score: 1

    Offtopic, I'll show you Offtopic! You don't know what Offtopic is Mr. Trask! I'd show you but I'm too old, I'm too tired, and I'm too fucking blind. If I were the man I was five years ago I'd take a flame-thrower to this place. Offtopic, who the hell do you think you're talking to? I've been around you know? There was a time I could see. And I have seen boys like these, younger than these, their arms torn out, their legs ripped off. But there isn't nothing like the sight of an amputated spirit, there is no prosthetic for that. You think you're merely sending this splendid foot-soldier back home to Oregon with his tail between his legs but I say that you are executing his soul. And why? Because he's not a Baird man. Baird men, you hurt this boy, you're going to be Baird Bums, the lot of ya. And Harry, Jimmy, Trent, wherever you are out there, fuck you too.! .

  24. Re:Lego...? by dmatos · · Score: 1

    To build the holy hand grenade, you will need a piece with three pips. Two is too few, and four is too many. Five is completely out of the question.

    Now I'm forced to ask the question, what do others call the little sticky up bits that cause lego to stick together?

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  25. Legos Rule! by 11thangel · · Score: 1

    Legos will own the world! Now the matrix and monty python, tomorrow america, and then, THE WORLD!! Seriously, those things are more addictive than caffeine (i should know, my blood/caffeine levels are throught the roof)

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  26. Where's the Moose? by B14ckH013Sur4 · · Score: 1

    Where's the moose from scene 54? My sister was bitten by a moose once...

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  27. Star Wars Trilogy told in this way by Otto · · Score: 2
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  28. Been done before, and better by El+Puerco+Loco · · Score: 1

    I saw this one last year, and it is actually animated. It is the cool and smart!!
    You must check it!!

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  29. There They go Again! by IceCreamBrain · · Score: 1

    There go the Japanese again. First the Star Wars now the Monty Python Holy Grail movie and the Matrix. This is a strange trend, but not suprising for the Japenese!

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  30. Not so insane... by laborit · · Score: 3

    This is quite unlike the Star Wars Lego project that was posted last week. Rather than building scenes out of legos, this artist mostly uses pre-built pieces to lay out suggestive tableus. Which is not to say it isn't a creative or amusing re-interpretation, but it's not such a show of mad devotion and arete. I am, however, reminded of the Screenshots project that depicted historical scenes in a Sims-like CG style...

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    1. Re:Not so insane... by FFFish · · Score: 2

      Speaking of said Star Wars Lego, is there a new site for it? The poor basta got slashdotted, and it looks like the account was pulled. It'd be a shame if his work wasn't viewable any more -- did he find a new location? Where?


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    2. Re:Not so insane... by Stary · · Score: 1
      Take a look at the movie page. Follow the link that says "cinema page" you'll find Desperado and Doverman, as well as a link to the star wars there as well.

      I'd say the similarities are there... the big differences is simply due to the different types of movies.

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    3. Re:Not so insane... by Chagrin · · Score: 1

      There are a lot of problems with those pictures though. For instance, in the picture of Quang Duc, they show the half-full can of gasoline right next to the lit fire! Stupid things like that could get him killed!

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  31. Re:Hey Idiot by John_Prophet · · Score: 1

    It's Lego not Legos, get a life will ya?

    The irony of the above statement needs no further punchline.

    :D


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  32. Re:TORINITY??? by drivers · · Score: 3

    I thought the Japanese would say, "Tlinity"

    No. The r sound in Japanese is somewhere between an L and an R. Words taken from English that have an L or R sound get translated into the same "letter" in Japanese, one of the following syllables: ra, ri, ru, re, ro, rya, ryu, ryo.
    (pronounce the consonants like they are in spanish, "a" is English short A, "i" is long E, "u" is long U, "e" is long A, "o" is long O. ah, ee, oo (as in "too"), eh, oh. A consonant can be one of the vowels by itself, or it can have a consonant in from of it: ka-ki-ku-ke-ko. ta-chi-tsu-te-to (as you can see, some consonants have irregular pronunciations). Some consonants can have a "y"-consonant blended into it, rya, ryu, ryo, kya, kyu, kyo, etc. "n" can be a consonant by itself after a regular syllable. Also, some consonants are doubled. And vowels can be made twice as long. to-o-kyo-o (in hiragana, a long o is indicated with a U, other vowels by adding that vowel. in katakana, you can indicate a long vowel with a straight line.) So what can we conclude from this?

    Trinity in japanese is probably something like "TO RI N I TI" but the RI could sound somelike like "LI", it is 4 syllables long, and is written with 5 characters. The usual romanization of "ri" is with an R instead of an L.

    Thank you.
    Ribaasu Donarudo.

  33. Check out the right hand side pic underneath by BluedemonX · · Score: 3

    The Matrix title lego...

    The one with the four guys in it...

    That would explain how the guy on goatse.cx got the way he did, wouldn't it?

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  34. Re:BAKA? by susano_otter · · Score: 1

    Sure. What part of "foolish" doesn't describe most of the scenes from that particular movie? Besides, common usage of the word includes meanings which are entirely appropriate when describing silly things.

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  35. Re:TORINITY??? by psi6030 · · Score: 1

    to-ri-na-ti or to-ri-ni-ti

    the r in ri is voiced kinda halfway between r and l in english

  36. Re:New Matrix Quotes by cancrman · · Score: 1

    No mod points here, but that was fucking funny.

    Pete

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  37. Larval stage by BitwizeGHC · · Score: 2

    Feh, this guy's in larval stage. The really l33t Japanese model otakus mold their creations in metal or plastic, and then paint them. For real.

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  38. Re:What next? by ChipWerkz · · Score: 1

    I fail to see the coolness in this...except maybe the machine thing in the matrix. This doesn't seem like a slashdot-worthy feat.

  39. Re:TORINITY??? by jakdin · · Score: 1


    Ok....all of you people who are 'trying' to guess at how the hell to pronounce "TRINITY" in Japanese; quite guessing at it, unless you know how to speak Japanese, read it, or write it....you will never be able to 'guess' correctly.....got it?

    It goes a little somthin' like this: TO RI NI TI@(when spelled in KATAKANA, it has 5 characters and 4 syllables) ........For those of you advanced enough; with browsers capable of reading Japanese, I have written it here for your viewing pleasure: fgfSfjfefB

    It would do you all a lot of good in the future if you would actually LEARN something about another culture instead of posting your own thoughts about it, and making yourselves look like stupid apes......

    thanks for listening,
    Jak Din

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  40. He has the "robert the shrubber scene", but... by tylerh · · Score: 2

    What! no herring!

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  41. Re:New Matrix Quotes by BluBrick · · Score: 2

    There is no.... SHRUBBERY!


    Bloody stupid lameness filter!

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  42. Well... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

    How do the Japanese pronounce "pedantic bastard"?

    1. Re:Well... by jakdin · · Score: 1

      How do the Japanese pronounce "pedantic bastard"?

      Anonymous Coward

      Jak Din

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  43. Heh by WarSpiteX · · Score: 1

    I don't think anyone cares about Star Wars since The Jar Jar Menace appeared =[

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  44. Re:Doverman by jakdin · · Score: 1


    If you went to the site, clicked the "DOVERMANN" link, you'd have noticed that the text above the images read:

    "DOVERMANN"

    This is very cool French "BAKA" movie.


    If you go to the IMBD (internet movie database), you can find out more about it.

    The IMDB is a great place to find out info on moives you know and don't know!

    Jak Din

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  45. Re:Lego...? by theluckman · · Score: 1
    "Where did you get those coconuts?"
    "We found them!"
    "You can't find them! They don't come with the lego set!"

    This could go on forever.


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  46. But.. by Kiss+the+Blade · · Score: 1
    The Grail is made of wood, not Plastic. They didn't have plastic in Ancient times.

    DOH!

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    1. Re:But.. by Golias · · Score: 2
      ######### Using Windows is like, buying a car with the hood welded shut #########

      One little comma, and a simile becomes a metaphor (as spoken by a valley girl).

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    2. Re:But.. by MR.Gates · · Score: 1

      I have wished for sometime now fot the 'Lame' option to be put on the moderation list

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    3. Re:But.. by Monte · · Score: 1

      The Grail is made of wood, not Plastic. They didn't have plastic in Ancient times.

      "You chose... poorly."

  47. Re:BAKA? by vinylat33 · · Score: 1

    baka in japanese i mean.

  48. TORINITY??? by fatcow · · Score: 1

    I thought the Japanese would say, "Tlinity"

    1. Re:TORINITY??? by PD · · Score: 1

      Hell, I just figured out that Torinity is a chick!

    2. Re:TORINITY??? by drivers · · Score: 1

      He was talking about all combinations of a consonant with a vowel (syllables in japanese are generally consonant-vowel except for "N" and standalone vowels), in which case the number is MUCH lower.

    3. Re:TORINITY??? by paranoid.android · · Score: 1

      Wouldn't it be pronounced to-ri-ni-chi, then, because the t in ti is changed to a 'ch' sound?

      Pardon my ignorance, I'm just beginning to learn Japanese.
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    4. Re:TORINITY??? by Chagrin · · Score: 1

      Thanks for the well-written reply. Learn something new every day :)

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    5. Re:TORINITY??? by slurry47 · · Score: 1

      toe-rin-ee-tee is how you'd have to sound it out if all you spoke was Japanese.

      Their phonetics are quite limited when compared to English . . . only 50 or so different sounds.


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    6. Re:TORINITY??? by mike260 · · Score: 1

      There's no L sound in Japanese.
      The O is there because almost all the basic syllables of Japanese are made up of either a vowel or a consonant followed by a vowel. The only time you have two consonants together is when the second one is an N, so Tlinity isn't possible.

    7. Re:TORINITY??? by drivers · · Score: 1

      Don't know if you'll read this at this point, but... I was going to put "chi" at first, but I know that there is a special way to write "ti" instead of "chi" because I always got marked wrong trying to write "party" (pa--ti) in katakana. It's pretty rare and only used in certain foreign words as far as I can tell.

  49. Re:I hope you die soon by gdiersing · · Score: 1

    Hey, whats the plural form of Lego? Oh wait, only a thousand other shithead know nothings have already chimed in. Save it fucknut.

  50. Hey, don't blame us USAnians by zrk · · Score: 1

    It's that wacky language the brits came up with, you know, the one with colours, and going 'on holiday' and my friend who says "I hope you got your mathS right"

    Help me O-Block-Wan Kenobi, you're my only Hope

  51. If you like this kind of thing... by twjordan · · Score: 3
    You should check out Smurf Slaughtertown. It's an epic poem about good smurfs going on an insane killing rampage after finding an ancient artifact!

    Tony

  52. It's ROGER, you twit! by zrk · · Score: 1

    I can't believe how many brain cells I've dedicated to this movie...

  53. Lego...? by gimbo · · Score: 5

    Lego Monty Python & The Holy Grail???

    You know what I say to that...

    It's only a model!

    (Sssshhhhhh!)

    1. Re:Lego...? by eln · · Score: 1

      lego chad, obviously.

    2. Re:Lego...? by Captain+Tenille · · Score: 3

      On second thought, let's not go to Slashdot. It is a silly place.

      Some call me... timothy.

      OK, I'll stop now.

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    3. Re:Lego...? by Dannon · · Score: 3

      What is your favorite color... Lego?

      Green... no, wait, Blue! AHHHH!
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  54. wtf? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

    You know , I mayh like those two movies , but this isnt GEEK NEWS, its geekofolia .

    Perhaps slash needs two areas, geek news, and geek tabloid crap, kinda like magazines which have
    multi areas...

    sigh

    1. Re:wtf? by JemalCole · · Score: 1
      Perhaps slash needs two areas, geek news, and geek tabloid crap

      It already has them...

      Go to your preferences and turn off the topic "Toys" and you won't have to see this anymore. Oh wait, you're an AC so you can't.

      Membership has its privileges. =-)

    2. Re:wtf? by Shayne · · Score: 1

      I always figured that the hardcore geek news was found on ArsTechnica and that all of the stuff that made me rub my hands together in glee was on Slashdot, be it technical or tabloid crap.

  55. Re:Legos rule by Kiss+the+Blade · · Score: 5
    I used to build intelligent cyborgs made entirely from Lego, but they got ambitious and developed a strange philosophy that involved Materialism and the Atomic nature of Matter, and when they had sex it was messy. Plus, they got jealous of my mechano set. So, after a struggle, I disassembled them.

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  56. Re:Geez this is great ! by Mik!tAAt · · Score: 1

    Here's some links for you interested:
    Assembly demoparty
    tAAt demogroup (the authors of LeGorso)
    General demoscene news and stuff
    Site dedicated to scenenews and game/demo development

    Those should keep you guys busy for a while ;)
    - Mik\tAAt

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  57. Re:Asm2K wild-demo winner by E-Tray · · Score: 1

    Here is another guy with a Lego movie making project Click

  58. cool.... by ndege · · Score: 1

    most cool.
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  59. Lego Bullet Time by Sawbones · · Score: 3

    If only Keanu "whoa" Reaves had massive indentations on the bottom of his feet that handily latched onto the floor, bullet time special effects would have been a dime a dozen :)

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  60. Re:Perfect summary by ChenKenichi · · Score: 1

    And the dioramas are "the cool and smart". Japanese-translated-to-English seems to be an excellent summarizing method! Where did he get the White Rabbit LEGO?

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  61. Re:New Matrix Quotes by VFVTHUNTER · · Score: 1

    Actually, according to the moderators, he is funny.

  62. Re:Taboo by BluedemonX · · Score: 1

    But you can sell used underwear that has been worn by young women in vending machines.

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    --- Jump!! Fire!! Bullet time!! - Lego version of the Matrix
  63. Re:BAKA? by Senor-D · · Score: 1

    "baka" translates to "idiot" or "idiotic", you find it a lot in anime.

  64. But now the witch _will_ float! by tylerh · · Score: 5

    How will Sir Lancelot figure this one out?

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    1. Re:But now the witch _will_ float! by waynem77 · · Score: 1
      Sir Percival was the wytchfynder, not Launcelot.

      Not to pick nits, but 'twas Bedivere. Percival was played by the very aptly named Sir Not-Appering-In-This-Film.

    2. Re:But now the witch _will_ float! by grytpype · · Score: 1

      Sir Percival was the wytchfynder, not Launcelot. Now go and stand on your head in a bucket of piranna fish.

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  65. Doverman by Drath · · Score: 1

    What's that Doverman Movie he's got lego figure scenes from?

  66. Re:I hope you die soon by dark_panda · · Score: 1

    Oh, please forgive me, yer highness, for not pronouncing the Sacred Plural of Lego correctly.

    Now let me go on a tangent here and offer you a tip -- not everyone who reads and posts on Slashdot is an American. I, for one, am not. As shocking as it may seem, I'm Canadian.

    Now, I'm sure you'll reply with something as remarkably witty as your last anonymous post, undoubtedly with something like, "I hope you die sooner, then, Mr. Canadian" or whatever. Or maybe point out that instead of "your" I used "yer" in the first sentence of this post.

    Please don't disappoint. I've come to expect so much out of Anonymous Cowards.

    J

  67. These can't be Japanese by Rombuu · · Score: 1

    No tenticle rape? Come on, what comes out of Japan these days that doesn't involve tenticle rape?

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  68. Neo... by enrico_suave · · Score: 1

    There is no Duplo Neo, only the truth... She's got 'uge buckets of bricks... E.

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  69. Never would have known by mistah_monkey · · Score: 1

    If it didn't explicity say that it was "The Holy Grail", I would never have guessed. And what's with the Shell logos all over the place?
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    I bent my wookie

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    I bent my wookie
  70. Taboo by paranoid.android · · Score: 1

    IIRC...

    As fucked up as it is, it is taboo (if not outright illegal) in Japanese society to represent male genitals in art/photography/whatever, so porn "artists" get around this restriction by penetrating the little schoolgirls with tentacles, etc. Disgusting, eh?

    I could be wrong, of course, since IANJ.
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    1. Re:Taboo by jakdin · · Score: 1


      You are right! It is illegal to show ANY human genitalia in movies, anime, tv, in Japan.

      Jak Din

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      "As I always say, why jack-off when you can jack-in!" - Plughead from "Circuitry Man" (1990)
  71. Perfect summary by andyh1978 · · Score: 1
    "Monty Python's Holy Grail"
    This is english crazy movie.
    That about sums it up :-)

    Although I don't remember the three-headed knight being sponsored by a certain major oil company.

    I see the Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch made it in; even if it does look like a Lego man's head with the eyes rubbed off.
  72. Actually by Christ-0-Geek · · Score: 3

    The wooden grail image was conjured by protestants - namely Lutherans - since it fits their belief that humility, regardless of position, is virtuous.
    The catholic image of the grail is generally more lavish, being made of gold and encrusted with gems and all.

    So, yeah, it's kind of offtopic, but the grail's material isn't actually known :)


    -CoG

    "And with HIS stripes we are healed"

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    -CoG

    "And with HIS stripes we are healed"
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    1. Re:Actually by jpm165 · · Score: 1

      actually, you can see the grail for yourself. just go to the cathedral in Valencia. Funny thing is that I went there and took pictures, but they came out completely blurry and distorted, while the pictures i took of the tabernacle in the next room were fine.
      That is where you will find the final resting place of the cup of christ (or so they claim); that is where you will find immortality.
      I caution you though: Ask yourself why you seek the cup of christ. Is it for his glory, or for yours?

  73. Asm2K wild-demo winner by kinnunen · · Score: 2
    If you're into legos, I might want to check this movie out. The movie itself is somewhat odd (a good thing really), but the animation is.. well, it's no Toy Story, but I liked it.

    WARNING: Jar Jar Binks makes an appearance.

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  74. New Matrix Quotes by MathJMendl · · Score: 5

    There is no lego! You take the blue lego and the story ends. You wake in your lego castle and you believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill and you stay in Legoland and I show you how deep the legos connect.

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    1. Re:New Matrix Quotes by Trollificus · · Score: 1
      Yeah, but we all know the moderators around here are coke snorting Malaysian gutter whores.
      Who's going to believe a moderator?

      "The good thing about Alzheimer's is that you can hide your own Easter eggs."

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      "People should be allowed to keep midgets as pets."
      - Gov. Jesse Ventura

    2. Re:New Matrix Quotes by Trollificus · · Score: 1
      I like my gutter whores over easy.

      "The good thing about Alzheimer's is that you can hide your own Easter eggs."

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      "People should be allowed to keep midgets as pets."
      - Gov. Jesse Ventura

  75. Geez this is great ! by Professeur+Shadoko · · Score: 1

    What is that Asm2K wild-demo thingie ?

    Do you know where to find others movies like this one ?

  76. He also did Star Wars by ayden · · Score: 1

    The Melinium Falcon ....

    http://www.force-x.com/~inosuke/index2.htm

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  77. Toraining Wheels by CDanek · · Score: 1

    Toronity is toricky, toraining The One so that he may know the toruth while keeping her torue torystful, torite feelings hidden.

    (Part Two Torailers now showing in Tronto.)

  78. Hmmmm. . . by Nodatadj · · Score: 1

    No, I'm sorry, that was a pile of crap.

    +5 flamebait, redundant.

  79. BAKA? by vinylat33 · · Score: 1
    Do you understand these "BAKA" scenes?

    I thought that baka meant something like shitty or foolish!
    sig. : /fortune not found
  80. New URL for the SW lego project by ardran · · Score: 2

    Speaking of which... I didn't check out the Star Wars Lego project the first time around, and it appears that the URL has changed (poor guy probably got kicked off his previous hosting after the beating /. gave their servers...). I tracked it down by backing up a directory.. the english version appears to be now available at http://www5b.biglobe.ne.jp/~mbsf/swo rde .htm.

  81. Re:Legos rule by Zenjive · · Score: 1

    Actually, Legos are very important in teaching children the creative and analytical skills they need to become productive geeks in society.
    They are viewed as a toy, but unlike most toys, they don't promote they type of behaviour that plagues society's teens today. Instead, they prepare a child's mind to learn much more advanced skills such as programming, engineering and architecture.

    I'll bet Linus Torvalds had Legos when he was a kid! So, don't go knocking one of the few true toys help kids develop their minds rather than teach violence and hatred!!!

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  82. Only one saving grace... by Stoutlimb · · Score: 1

    The sentinels from the Matrix were really well done.

  83. Re:Okay, that proves it by jakdin · · Score: 1


    Try living here!

    It is crazy as hell, but I love it!

    It's a lot better than living in Los Angeles, now THAT's a fucking haven for wierdos....

    Jak Din

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  84. Re:Legos rule by handybundler · · Score: 1

    Here! Here! I third the motion and all that!!! At the age of 4 I had built a Lego guitar with strings and it actually played (although it sounded horrible-even unamplified!). Then it was on to the old school metal Erector Sets. Then came electronics, then Architecture & Design. Some where I added computers to that list. Is there a progression there?

    I think the guy who invented Legos should be up for an award for his contribution to the education of mankind in their youth (or adulthood, if ya still can't let the Lego thing go. Like me.)

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  85. Ni! by unsung · · Score: 1

    Did he use European Lego? or African lego?

  86. I agree: Was Re:Disappointing by Large+Green+Mallard · · Score: 1

    At the risk of sounding like an AOLer... "Me too". They're not that impressive. I was pretty disappointed in them actually.

  87. I though about doing something simillar. by shippo · · Score: 2
    Using my nephew's Playmobil characters.

    Although what can be done with a dozen or so pirates, a female diver, a Napoleonic soldier, a polieman, two coyboys, a red-indian with head-dress and a ghost?

    Except reform the Village People, of course!

  88. To quote Styx.... by JohnnyCannuk · · Score: 1

    "Too much time on my hands....
    I've got too much time on my hands...."

    Sheesh.

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  89. Re:Legos rule by gdiersing · · Score: 1

    Is this news for nerds? Is this important to the open source community, or any other community for that matter outside Mrs. Balducci's 4th grade class in an unnamed Denver suburb? It amazes me what people find time to accomplish. Screw you guys, I'm going to Windows!

  90. Dobermann ? by f5426 · · Score: 2

    There is also a dobermann pardoy. I had no idea that this movie was know to anyone outside of France.

    A nice piece of parody, mixed with delightfull stupididities and cliches. A Comics on screen. Loved it.

    Cheers,

    --fred

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  91. Just say NO! by Wag · · Score: 1

    This guy's been hitting the saki a little bit too hard...

  92. Just a flesh wound! by WarSpiteX · · Score: 1

    From the "not funny" department: Surrender! No! Look you bastard I just chopped your bloody armor off! It's just a flesh wound... here, see, it clips right back on!

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  93. What next? by thegrommit · · Score: 1

    While this is cool, how far will it go? Are we gonna see Terminator, Titanic, or Debbie does Dallas?

  94. Cornball by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1

    This is so unbelievably corny. What a waste of /. space.