Lego Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy

LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy is a lot of fun.

Season 1 - 8/10: The writing is not perfect, but it's not like I ever expected it to be. The characters are fun and the themes are great. Dev gets a little annoying by the end, but Sig, Servo and Jedi Bob are great original characters (I know Jedi Bob existed before, but not like this). Though the best aspect of the writing is how they managed to twist existing characters. Palpatine, Vader, Maul are extremely fun and Darth Jar Jar? Are you kidding me? The dialogues are very expository, which threw me out at times.

The directing is good, this is well-put together and the cinematography is pretty good as well. The editing resembles the style of the original trilogy, which is loved. The sound design is great and they also used some iconic effects. The score is absolutely worthy of Star Wars. Michael Kramer has done a fantastic job at mixing original score with John Williams' iconic themes. The cast is pretty insane for a LEGO series that only a few hardcore fans watch. The voice acting performances are all solid, but Sam Witwer should get awards for his line deliveries.

Season 2 - 7/10: The writing has even more exposition here. The first two episodes were on the same level as the best parts of season one, but the two latter episodes were quite boring to me.

The visuals are still good, but I felt like this season was even more stop motion-like. I wonder if this was on purpose or maybe they worked with less than 24 frames per second. The score is still as good, Michael Kramer should work on bigger projects in the franchise. The cast is still great and they even added some new members who I was excited to hear again.

LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy is a lot of fun, but I think they should not continue it.

Seriously, you end up caring more about a pile of plastic bricks than most of the 'characters' in the last few efforts from Star Wars TV.

Without spoiling anything:

1. Hilarious 'cameo's' from all of your favourite characters including some original cast members from all three trilogies as well as a few of the tv shows. Also keep an eye out for some non-star wars characters popping up in the background too.

2. an actual story that is both entertaining and fun.

3. a huge amount of easter eggs, not only for star wars fans but lego fans in general.

4. Darth Jar Jar is as amazing as he looks in the trailer, but one of the Jedi is even more insanely cool.

The hype is real, not just space.

I have previously described the release schedule of Disney projects for Star Wars, where they alternate between total failure and success. This time, it's a success. A magnificent animated series based on Star Wars. The action takes place in a galaxy far, far away, but due to certain events, everything gets turned upside down. The main character has to save the galaxy because he is the one to blame for it all. Along the way, we meet many familiar heroes such as Palpatine, Leia, Jar Jar, Luke, Han, and others.

The plot is quite good for such a cartoon; it is very easy to watch, with episodes lasting about 20 minutes flying by in a single breath. However, I found the series to be a bit too short. If it had two more episodes filled with even more references and jokes about Lego and Star Wars, it would have been better. Personally, I felt it lacked depth, but I think they did this to avoid overloading the series with fan service and possibly left room for a couple more seasons, as the foundation for continuation is excellent.

For some reason, the series was not received as warmly here as it was abroad. Perhaps it was because people were expecting a full Lego movie, but the trailer made it clear that this is more episodic. Also, the series gifted us some wonderful Lego sets featuring the Millennium Falcon, and just for that, it deserves an extra point.

In conclusion: an excellent, fun Lego cartoon based on Star Wars for one evening. It is available in good Russian voiceover, already laid out in the green store. However, it can also be watched in the original version, as Mark Hamill voiced his part there.

8/10.

I can't believe they made this show. It is amazing 10 minutes in I forgot that they were even Legos. The story is fun and jokes on itself the people who wrote this and created. It are real Star Wars fans. It's definitely the best Lego movie I've seen in a long time Since I'm a big Star Wars fan and turn the galaxy upside down and all the good is bad. All the bad is good in the dark millennial falcon is gangster. The cameos of the characters is awesome. My kid has ADHD and he sat through the whole thing and has his eyes pinned on the TV , I wish it had 20 episodes because I never seen son so happy sitting still. I highly recommend this show 100-%

I give this series a 9/10 because of multiple reasons, 1. It's absolutely hilarious 2. Multiple cameos 3.2 actual Stars from the Prequel Trilogy and Original Trilogy reprise their roles 4. A returning Minifigure from 2003 shows up as a supporting character 5,Even though this a Lego Series most of the characters names are named after actual Lego styles such as the word "AFOL" which stands for (Adult Fan of Lego) and Greebling which is where you stack slope parts on top of other slopes.

6.if you love Lego Star Wars and grew up with the theme, movie, etc this series is the right one for you!!!!!