“The LEGO Movie” got skunked when the Academy Awards nominations were announced on Thursday.
Sure, its signature song, “Everything Is Awesome,” received a nomination for original song. But the movie itself got … nada.
“The big surprise here is that ‘The LEGO Movie’ wasn’t nominated,” The Washington Post’s Stephanie Merry wrote after surveying the animated feature film category. (The Post gave the film a three-and-a-half star review.)
The non-nomination prompted Phil Lord, who co-wrote and co-directed “The Lego Movie” with Christopher Miller, to tweet this perfect response:
He then added (more or less) that everything is, in fact, awesome.
For his part, Miller had a slightly less enthusiastic take.
Sure, its signature song, “Everything Is Awesome,” received a nomination for original song. But the movie itself got … nada.
“The big surprise here is that ‘The LEGO Movie’ wasn’t nominated,” The Washington Post’s Stephanie Merry wrote after surveying the animated feature film category. (The Post gave the film a three-and-a-half star review.)
The non-nomination prompted Phil Lord, who co-wrote and co-directed “The Lego Movie” with Christopher Miller, to tweet this perfect response:
He then added (more or less) that everything is, in fact, awesome.
For his part, Miller had a slightly less enthusiastic take.
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