| − | |It's anti-large government because it teaches that anyone has the potential to be extraordinary, but it's is also anti-capitalist because the main villain is Lord Business. Ironically, the LEGO company is a champion of capitalism. | + | |In a world of LEGO toys, an ordinary guy named Emmet Brickowski is told that he has the power to save the world from a villain named Lord Business. He gathers as much friends and allies as he can along the way while learning to put his talents - namely building things - to good use. The movie takes a jab at big government, teaching that anyone has the potential to be extraordinary. However, the movie also takes a jab at capitalism in the form of the main villain Lord Business; ironically, the LEGO company is a champion of capitalism. |