Legos to Hit Big Screen

Toy Story

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 2:06PM EDT / Published Aug. 12, 2009 7:58AM EDT

Leave it to Hollywood execs to stick with an idea that works. The Hollywood Reporter's Risky Business blog reports that, fueled by the success of the G.I. Joe and Transformers movies, more toy movies are in the works. Warner Bros. is working on a Lego film, a live action-CG hybrid that, according to the blog, will center "on the subject of child-like imaginations and examine the themes of creativity and teamwork" in the world of Lego while appealing to adults and kids. DreamWorks is also at work on a movie based on the lesser known toy, the View-Master.

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Legos to Hit Big Screen