Knight Rider, a shadowy flight into the LEGO world of a brick who does not exist. Michael Knight, a young minifig on a crusade to champion the cause of the innocent, the helpless, the powerless, in a multiverse of Batmans and Gremlins who operate above the law. Pieces: 55 Set Number: 71286 Minifigures: Michael Knight RRP: £14.99/$14.99 LEGO
The LEGO Batman Movie has taken the world by storm and with the toy company’s promotion machine in awesome mode, a number of superb movie tie-in toys have hit store shelves over the last couple of months. Now LEGO Dimensions has joined Dark Knight’s quest to conquer the world, first with one epic story pack
It’s back to the eighties once more for another LEGO Dimensions expansion pack review and this time it’s the horror comedy which pushed the boundaries of ‘family friendly’ to the limit back in 1984. The tale of a small American town overrun with little green monsters has since become a cult classic, and now after a
It’s the movie that turned a simple sci-fi concept into a heartwarming story of childhood friendship. Created by one of the greatest directors in movie history and scored by the legendary John Williams, E.T. The Extra-terrestrial is still enchanting young movie fans more than three decades after its release. It’s this iconic status that makes
He’s 25 years old this year, he’s blue, he’s spiky, he’d give Usain Bolt some decent competition. He’s the flagship character for one of the biggest names in the gaming industry, and in the 1990’s he had a bitter rivalry with an Italian plumber with an odd affection for mushrooms. His name is Sonic and he’s
Given how recently the movie was released, this review deliberately contains absolutely NO SPOILERS for the movie Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them. This doesn’t, however, protect you from any bad magic-related puns or a serious overuse of the word “fantastic”. The wizarding world of Harry Potter is once again on the big screen
As we creep ever closer to the seventh wave of LEGO Dimensions, Marceline the Vampire Queen (Adventure Time) has taken it upon herself to introduce a couple of newbies to the LEGO multiverse. Let’s hope they stay far away from water and don’t eat too late, apparently, it doesn’t end well – and I’m not
I’ve already said it once in this latest wave of LEGO Dimensions expansion packs, Adventure Time is perfect for the transition to LEGO. It seems I’m not alone in that belief given that LEGO Dimensions have not only seen fit to release a level pack for the franchise, which I’ve already had the pleasure of
Adventure Time is one of those TV shows that you just know will work well in LEGO, in fact, I’m genuinely surprised that it hasn’t been considered before. The colourful setting, the outlandish characters, the loyal following worldwide, Finn and Jake are ripe for a new franchise. Luckily, those cunning people over at Dimensions HQ have
Wave 6 of the ever popular LEGO Dimensions has seen some interesting new additions, the Ghostbusters reboot, Harry Potter, The A-Team, but one franchise I’d never expected to see in the multiverse is Mission Impossible. The over-the-top spy action franchise targeted at a much more adult audience has now made the leap into LEGO, it
The wizarding world of J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter universe is finally joining the ranks of LEGO Dimensions. Given the franchise’s pedigree, the fact it’s owned by the game’s parent company Warner Bros. and it’s established bricked brand, it’s a huge surprise that it has actually taken this long for the boy wizard and company to
I pity the fool who doesn’t appreciate the awesomeness that was the A-Team. I’m not talking about the Liam Neeson movie, though I have to say I am a fan, I’m talking about the good old-fashioned TV show which helped turn Mr. T. into a household name. Series two of LEGO Dimensions is seeing a
