Chris McKay has confirmed that with Lego now moving to Universal, all plans for his Lego Batman sequel have ended.

Because watching humans wrestle each other is becoming boring, its time to see monsters wrestle each other instead.

Everything was awesome back in 2014 when The LEGO Movie blasted its way onto the scene in a flurry of digital blocks and gags. But can this new sequel recapture that surprising magic again?

It's Christmas time which means its time for our LEGO friends to fill us with some awesome Christmas cheer in promotion of the upcoming second movie.

Everything is awesome. Unless you get that damn song from the first LEGO Movie song stuck in your head, because then everything is not awesome. You can thank me later. It’s hard to believe that it has already been five years since Warner Bros and LEGO released their hit movie that proved that you can turn practically anything LEGO related …

Those LEGO blocks are back, this time with an even bigger story and possibly even bigger laughs as Emmett and co will have to contend with everything from a post-apocalyptic world to adventures in outer space!

This unnecessary sequel is pretty bad and you'll do well to avoid it. Kids may have some fun with this for a few minutes, but its likely even they will give up on a terribly bland film with unimaginative characters that tries to add Michael Bay level touches rather than focus on giving you a decent story.

This is possibly the funniest movie you are going to watch this year and arguably one of the best Batman movies of all time. The Dark Knight has never been funnier, more macho - or more poignant.