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The BrickFilms Movie Directory

Small Movies: 5 to 25 minutes

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Almost any longer work is in this catagory. It takes a huge amount of effort to make any animation over 5 minutes long. Almost everything in this catagory has been scripted and storyboarded. In this category, you can see real stories starting to develop. Every movie below took a lot of effort and can be watched and admired.

	Title: Out of Time Approx Length: 5:24 Approx Size: 8.9 Mb Format: .rm Director: Buxton Date Added: February 17, 2003 Description: Buxton's first film and entry for the BricksWest 2003 Comedy Comp, and what a fantastic film it is too. Looks like Bluntman has some stiff competition in the 'two guys having adventures' genre. This film is not only carefully filmed, wonderfully animated (watch that walk dolly, then again, then AGAIN), is geekily brick and brickfilm referential, has excellent sets, and to top it all off is side splittingly funny too! I'm not kidding. It is one thing to get one of these things right with your first film, but all of them?!?! I really don't want to spoil any more of the plot, so go and watch it. Then watch it a few more times and pick up the stuff you missed first time around. An instant classic.
	Title: Paco's Wide World of Sports Approx Length: 5:01 Approx Size: 12.4 Mb Format: .rm Director: Brian of OCAP Date Added: February 17, 2003 Description: This is the best film yet to come out of the OCAP studios, and it is an original concept for a brickfilm too: a sports commentary show. Great picture quality, nice animation (watch for the studio antics) and really funny! You'll need to watch the film a couple of times and know the brickfilms community quite well to get all of the jokes, but that is half the fun. The ice hockey is great, the ads funny, and the commentators have some priceless comments to make. The only major criticism I have is of the soundtrack, at times the same riff that plays over and over (and that can get frustrating) plays over the top of some dialogue, and funny dialogue at that, one of the strengths of this film. As with the rest of the BricksWest 2003 Comedy Comp entries, this film is a download must.
	Title: Good Company: Redux Approx Length: 13:00 Approx Size: 33.8 Mb Format: .rm Director: Nick Maniatis Date Added: February 17, 2003 Description: Long time in the making, Good Company: Redux is the recut, re-edited version of Nick Maniatis' successful Horror Contest film Good Company. Entered in the BricksWest 2003 Animation Festival, Redux is an absorbing, chilling, at times confusing and disturbing film. There are substantial changes from the original version, including 3 more minutes of footage, and a completely reworked conclusion. This film includes dialogue collaboration from no less than 3 continents, excellent sets, cool customs (check out the Bike), stereo sound and careful use of foley. It isn't perfect though. Some of the scenes in the dark are too hard to see, this may be intentional, but it is still frustrating at times. There are a number of set and prop bumps that occur mid scene (the coffee mug) that can distract the viewer, and the pace may be too slow for some. To quote from the forums, "If there were one, just one movie in the entire directory that had a snowballs chance of getting accepted in a 'real' film festival, it's this one. There are others that might be good enough, but none that are anywhere weird enough." You be the judge.
	Title: Star Wars Lego: The Adventures of Diavo & Joe, ep IV Approx Length: 13:21 Approx Size: 21.6 Mb Format: .wmv Director: Joe Evangelista Date Added: February 17, 2003 Description: Apart from being just a little too long this is a great film! It is set in the StarWars universe, but with very few StarWars themed figs, so the plot and situations do a lot of the work here. What makes this film stand above many in the StarWars genre is the plot. Yes, it has an ORIGINAL and quite detailed plot with some great StarWars jokes (lol at the death sticks!) Many of the effects are in camera (these effects often look best) and some of the battle scenes are spectacular (even though the frame rate is a bit low) because music is well selected, sound effects are excellent and the shots (through the Empire window, and the security cameras) and motion are well thought out. There are numerous things that could be improved upon, voice quality, camera quality, timing of some of the edits and improved framerate, but with such a detailed and immersive plot with emphasis on viewer immersion rather than effects, great sets with standard bricks, and excellent battle scenes, this film is a download must! Get it now.
	Title: Attack of the Clone Approx Length: 8:06 Approx Size: 19.6 Mb Format: .rm Director: CometGreen Productions Date Added: February 17, 2003 Description: Yet another remake of the Jango Fett and Obi Wan sequence from StarWars Episode II! This certainly is a popular scene! Ok, so it isn't exactly a remake, and that is what makes this one so good. Great dialogue (just love the use of 'intertextual' dialogue... you'll see what I mean... kind of like 'The Rescue'), excellent cinematography, lovely cgi effects (rain, reflection mapping, sabres, lightning, etc, etc) and great sound. If I had to pick a problem I'd say there was too much chromakey used, which causes some weird colour glitching and detracts from that 'lost in the action' feeling. There are many small things to look and listen for in this film. Great work. Download it.
	Title: Deserted Approx Length: 5:00 Approx Size: 11.4 Mb Format: .mov Quicktime Director: Brad Paras Date Added: February 17, 2003 Description: This film reminds me a lot of Toy Story, plot wise and through choice of animation medium, cgi, and that is a good thing! This film tracks the adventures of a minifig once he is 'deserted' by his owner in an 'interesting' location. All of the cgi animation is superimposed over live action footage of a house interior, and quite well too! There are some great jokes in this film, and the almost expected credit bloopers, thankfully most are funny too. Well worth the download.
	Title: NightBreaker Approx Length: 5:50 Approx Size: 28 Mb Format: .avi divx Director: Titan Pictures Date Added: February 17, 2003 Description: I'll start with the warning... Parts of this film are intended for mature viewers only (language, sexual references and violence) , so be... er... warned! As per usual with Titan Pictures films, the rendered openings and picture quality are excellent, and the opening sequence of this film starts beautifully, and then it all starts going downhill. The naked and topless mini-fig looks completely ridiculous and it is the repetition of this sequence throughout the film as flashback that becomes frustrating. Possibly the fact that this film is based on a short film from 1998, 'Nachtbreker', is one of the reasons it seems so confusing. Some of the dialogue is atrocious as well, and at times does not make sense. Don't expect a great film if you choose to watch it, it isn't as interesting as SS-5 Moccasin was, in my opinion. On the positive side, there are some neat scenes (the night time driving shots and the totally still yet effective shot in the lift), and some of the subtle stereo audio effects are very effective.
	Title: Brickanic Approx Length: 8:09 Approx Size: 14.7 Mb Format: .mov Director: Gorillo Productions Date Added: January 14, 2003 Description: An adventurous condensed version of the James Cameron movie, Titanic. Gorillo Productions have integrated audio from the film and set it to brick animation. There are some memorable scenes here, especially for fans of the feature film.
	Title: A Christmas Carol In Bricks Approx Length: 15:51 Approx Size: 17.4 Mb Format: realmedia .rm Director: Yellowhead Studios Date Added: December 30, 2002 Description: This one has been in the works for a while and here it is, a creation of the classic tale, 'A Christmas Carol' but in Bricks! This film is worth every second of the download: excellent sets, fantastic snow, innovative ghost effects (just HOW DID you do that?), and a sound voice cast. The only things that let it down a a couple of small sound problems and a very abrupt ending that seems to skim over some of the most important parts of the tale. Never-the-less this is a film that well and truly deserves viewing.
	Title: Christmas With Bluntmation Approx Length: 7:38 Approx Size: 18.9 Mb Format: realmedia .rm Director: Nate Burr Date Added: December 30, 2002 Description: Steve, Dave and another bluntmation fave return in this Christmas Special. The effects for the opening scene with Steve and Dave are technically impressive (Yes, bluntman did film it like that! You'll see what I mean...) and the Christmas themed show is played upon very well. Some minor issues with sound in this one, but hey, you only notice if you're being picky!
	Title: Star Wars the Unknown Approx Length: 6:07 Approx Size: 8.55 Mb Format: .wmv Director: Andreas Feix Date Added: December 30, 2002 Description: Another StarWars themed film for the collection here at Brickfilms! Andreas is quickly becoming a prolific director around here. Some neat effects and a slightly different take on the SW theme makes this one a little different from the rest.
	Title: Germany vs Hungary Approx Length: 10:23 Approx Size: 50Mb Format: .avi DivX 5.02 (also available in smaller versions Director: Florian Plag Date Added: November 7, 2002 Description: Coming from a football fan… this is inspired film-making! A recreation of highlights from THE world cup match between Hungary and Germany (a classic game) with what I ascertain to be the original commentary (in German). Crowd waves, instant replays, team celebrations, and great saves! Goooaaaaaaaaaal! A download must if you like football, and a great example of using the Lego Football sets for animation, even though it is a little large for its length.
	Title: Egyptian Comedy Approx Length: 8:22 Approx Size: 5:23Mb Format: .wmv Windows Media Director: Andreas Feix-AMS Productions Date Added: November 7, 2002 Description: This film from AMS Productions is certainly a comedy! The unusual plot of this film, combined with some simple yet very clever animation (and rotoscoped mouth movement) result in a very funny film from relatively new director, Andreas. Well worth the download
	Title: Birds Approx Length: 8:50 Approx Size: 14Mb Format: .wmv Windows Media Director: Andreas Feix-AMS Productions Date Added: November 7, 2002 Description: AMS Productions's entry for the ShootingBricks Horror Competition. A spooky film that places the emphasis on story development rather than action. An excellent plot drives this film to its inevitable conclusion... There is some great animation an effects in this one, I particularly liked the cloud of birds.
	Title: Good Company Approx Length: 10:00 Approx Size: 26Mb Format: .rm realmedia Director: Brick-Tastic! Films (Nick Maniatis) Date Added: November 7, 2002 Description: Winner of four awards in the ShootingBricks Horror Competition: GET YOUR HEAD EXAMINED AWARD MOST ORIGINAL STORY, DID YOU HEAR THAT? AWARD BEST SOUND EFFECTS, WHERE THE HECK ARE WE? AWARD BEST SET DESIGN, and ENTRANTS CHOICE AWARD as well as the BEST ACTOR award in the Plast Best-Lock awards. (Even though it has had great reviews on the forums I can't really review my own film can I?... Jason...?).
	Title: Blood of the Wolf Approx Length: 8:56 Approx Size: 23Mb Format: .rm realmedia Director: Bluntman Date Added: November 7, 2002 Description: Bluntman's highly entertaining entry for the Shootinbricks Horror Competition. An original story, fantastic sets, moody lighting and cool special effects (check out the 'wolf's' speed blur) add yet another film to the Bluntman oeuvre. Longer and more serious than any other Bluntman film, and as such reveals more of about this prolific brickfilm director. If you have not seen this one yet, download it now!
	Title: Legos are not enough Approx Length: 17:16 Approx Size: Large Format: various Director: 4guys1brain Date Added: September 29, 2002 Description: The first of two brilliant 'Bond' films from the award winning 4guys1brain team. The opening sequence of this film is excellent, both derivative of the bond experience and a parody of it (as is the whole film). This film is held together by careful dialogue, movie intertextuality, excellent animation, great plot, Bond jokes, Bond girls, Bond villians and... Bond. The only thing that holds this back is the local knowledge required for some the humour (also kindly explained on the website). Just download it!
	Title: You only lego twice Approx Length: 16:11 Approx Size: Large Format: various Director: 4guys1brain Date Added: September 29, 2002 Description: The excellent follow up to 'Legos are not enough'. This stands above the first in many ways... original music, self referential jokes, movie references (Crouching Tiger, 2001 and many others) and it is heaps funnier than the first. Watch for the integration of CGI bricks into the filmic word of double-oh-seven(something).
	Title: The Lion's Paw Approx Length: 5:34 Approx Size: 3.44 Mb Format: .wmv Director: Nathaniel Jones (Monkey studio's Inc.) Date Added: August 18, 2002 Description: Indiana Jones and a couple of other famous faces meet up in this 'Indy' adventure, this is the first film from Nataniel.
High (127 MB) Low (59 MB)	Title: TRaFoL (The Rise and Fall of Lazarus) Approx Length: 23:32 Approx Size: 59-127 Mb Format: .avi (DivX) Director: OCAP Date Added: July 30, 2002 Description: A highly ambitious film (in both length and scale) that documents the life of the main character, Lazarus. Worth the watch for some good jokes, great use of music and interesting plot development. Unfortunatley the spartan sets, repetitive animation and overly lengthy and self indulgent credits (both at the start and end of the film) detract from the film as a whole. [Jason - What is to be said about TRaFoL? It's been hyped for months. It is the biggest project OCAP has done to date. There is a great thread about some of the reasons that it is not so hot here . But then again, you have to admire that OCAP tried to tell a story. Simply put, it was their lack of editing that killed the appeal for this film. This was a 5 minute film that takes up 24 minutes of time. Maybe a "director's cut" would give us a better version of OCAP's vision. Skip to around 4:00 to begin the film without the annoyingly narssistic credits. I hate to give this a bad review because they worked so hard on it, but if they pay close attention to the critisms in the forum, their patience will pay off and we can all enjoy OCAP's next movie that much more.)
	Title: Legoredo Approx Length: 12:49 Approx Size: 8.7 MB Format: .mpg Director: James Hagewood, Tim McNutt, Bert McMahan, Ryan Phillippie Date Added: June 27, 2002 Description: Yee haw! A great western with all the themes of a true spaghetti western from Hollywood of the 70s. We have here the new guy in town, the villians by their fireside hideout in the desert, and a town ambush. The shootout at the end is well paced and quite funny (in its goriness). As with all good westerns, this one ends with a showdown in the street between the sheriff and the outlaw. Who will win? Do I detect the theme for the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly? Notice the pivotal shot in any western staredown sequence, the shot of the gun at the hip. I was looking for it, and bam! there it was. There are some issues with poor image quality, and not much animation (lots of still shots), but overall, a great bit of dialog, a nice quick story, and some funny gunslinging.
	Title: Brick Fiction Approx Length: 5:57 Approx Size: 8 MB Format: .wmv Director: Oliver Baentsch Date Added: June 11, 2002 Description: Great 'fro, huh? This film-maker is German and his page is in German. Never fear for English only speakers, the links are very obvious and the download straighforward. A nicely done version of Tarantino's second directorial film, this brick film has all the important scenes doen in plastic. Great scenes include the "twist dancing" contest where the 'figs do the "two fingers over the eyes" move everyone remembers Travolta doing, and the great effects for the Marvin shootign scene. As a special note, the costumes in this film are right on. From the afro on Jules to the mustache on the Wolf, from the black suits to the Santa Cruz shirt Vincent has on later, everything looked just as it should. As a final note, I'd like to know how the director got a dark skinned minifig (I assume the hands and head are both painted). It's about time LEGO came out with some skin tones other than yellow, and this film is a case example why. Update: There is now an English version available on their site.
	Title: Mot Fad We War Approx Length: 5:41 Approx Size: 12.3 MB Format: .avi (divx) Director: Bluntman Date Added: May 29, 2002 Description: Whoah! Another fun movie starring the two comic book obsessed Aussies. Bluntman did a great job on this one, from the sound effects to the custom pieces. I won't ruin the plot, but it is another wacky, funny story with lots of dialog and great voice acting. Bluntman is a great new force in the brick animation community. Hail Bob!
	Title: Toy Borgs Approx Length: 15:00 Approx Size: 22 MB Format: .mov Director: Rod Kent Date Added: May 29, 2002 Description: Wow! Great special effects, great voice work, and great sound editing really make this movie stand out. There is even a plot of sorts to attach you to the characters. By the same director of Tube Wars, we see much of the same quality of craftmanship from this director. This is absolutely a kids movie, but a very high quaility, enjoyable romp. The action is kind of nonsensical, but the extremely high sound effects quality makes up for it.
	Title: Lego Wars Episode I Approx Length: 8:05 Approx Size: 20 MB Format: .wma Director: Dako Date Added: May 8, 2002 Description: There are several films on this page. Click LES LEGOS to see the brick films. The only one I will review here is Lego Wars, though one of the others a ways down is kinda cool. I was not able to understand the dialog in this film, and there is plenty of it, but I thought it was pretty hilariously acted. There were several fun parts in this film, from the "security camera" footage on the wall of the war room, to the APC expelling troops to fight the witch. I'm not sure whyt the director chose to represent the "bad guy" in this film with that particular figure, as it woudl have been kind of cool with a real, scary bad guy. But regardless, this is a fun one to watch, and if you understand French, let me know what they are saying!
	Title: J Park Approx Length: 5:56 Approx Size: 9.74 MB Format: .avi Director: Slipstream Pictures Date Added: March 26, 2002 Description: This movie is split into three parts. That said, the movie is very good, but it has some shortcomings. The voices of the main characters are hard to hear over the loud soundtrack. Also, the film has no backgrounds other than a rather large room where we get to see everything. Other than that, the movie stands on its own, using every JPIII set in the studios line. The plot is simply another rehash of Jurassic Park, but what makes it funny is the inclusion of the Croc Hunter instead of Dr. Alan Grant. Having someone yell "Crikeys!" when about to be eaten is very funny indeed. There is some nice animation-watch the plane fly away as a minifig gets on the boat. Good soundtrack and nice animation makes this one to watch.
	Title: The Crucible Approx Size: 29.4 MB Approx Length: 5:49 Format: .avi Director: Brian of Ocap Date Added: March 1, 2002 Description: With audio pulled straight from Arthur Miller’s Crucible- this being the one high quality of this piece along with the video crispness. The animation repeats itself several times like a ruminating cow regurgitating food. The scene is very tense, but it is hard to convey this quick pace of the dialog with the animation here. The sets are well done but it's a bit hard to watch this one the whole way through.
	Title: Cretaceous Camp Approx Size: 38.6 MB Approx Length: 8:55 Format: .mpeg Director: Philip Heinrich Date Added: February 11, 2002 Description: This was made with the studios camera, and like Mr. Chisim, the film quality is very good. The movie is a retelling / parody of Jurassic Park. Some of the scenes you will pick right up on, such as the T-Rex screaming as the Cretaceous Camp banner flows down - this was straight from the original. The special effects for the motion sensors is cool, watch when the T-Rex tries to get out. T How did Cretaceous Camp come to be? I won't give away any of the story when I say it involves dinosaurs and boats. Two things that could be improved: the file size and the two minutes of credits (on a 6 minute film).
	Title: Sector 7 Approx Length: 16:16 Approx Size: streams Format: streaming realplayer Director: Robert Taylor Description: This is a highly enjoyable movie. Sent to Sector 7, Iceman and “the Rookie” (Kenny) are left to uncover some secrets in the land of the Empire. Let me say that the audio in this movie is spectacular. Every voice is done very well, and the sound effects are in synch with everything. The keyboard punches, R2’s backtalk, the laser sounds all nicely edited into this film. The mouths do move while one speaks, and they move very closely to what the person is saying. Other effects in the movie include multiple computer screens scrolling, laser beams from both sides, and a nice camera mounted to the land speeder scene. The effects and audio are good, and the story is the glue that holds it all together. A well tuned plot you will see, but there were some questions I had in the end. (I don’t know if this is a real Star Wars story or totally made up. Reluctantly admit-never seen them). The sounds of the forest and the surrounding plants together make a believable scene. Another technique I’ve not seen-the roll in the beginning right after the crash. Kenny rolls over and takes a shot-nice animation. This movie has a lot in it, and a download is imminent. [Ed. - the fact that this movie fooled Jared into thinking it was a real Star Wars story speaks highly of this film. A definate download must.]
	Title: Catharsis, Texas Approx Size: 10.1 MB Approx Length: 6:17 Format: .rm Director: Doug James Description: Mayhem and destruction in a post apocalyptic world best describes this movie. The fire fights in this movie are awesome. There's tons of special effects-guns shooting, a missile launching, and the flames licking at the debris-all well done. The sets for the movie reflect the changes of time: cars with a Mad Max feel, gun turrets and towers, people playing drums and trumpets around a campfire. The atmosphere in the beginning is that of loss and mourning while rebuilding and making relations takes place. This film has a nice gritty feel to it. The war has a deeper meaning, as the beginning and end are reflections of the past. The adrenaline ride does not stop when Metallica does though. You'll want to watch this movie several times when you want to pump yourself up to animate. A download must. [Editor's Note: This film has some graphic violence, so be warned if that is not your cup of tea or you are easily influenced by fake violence where toys kill each other. Please don't go shooting down helicopters with tanks and then blaming it on Doug James.]
	Title: Ahead of Time Approx Size: 9.53 MB Approx Length: 5:14 Format: .mpg Director: Nathan Sutherland Description: We start out with another thief making his entry only to be fouled up by the police. There's nice use of red and blue lights for the cop car, and its glow makes the scene because the thief is caught in the glare. When the thief notices the sleeping person, there's a good shock and gasp. But shouldn't homes have doors? You're just asking for it if you don't.
	Title: The Matrix in 6 Minutes Approx Size: 28.2 MB Approx Length: 5:40 Format: .wmv Director: Colin Jones Description: Taking some main scenes from the Matrix, Colin has done a great job rendering them into a 3D brick world. The scenes are humorous, not just clones of the original. “Maybe I got those colors confused.” Morpheus declares in his bass voice as he hands Brio the pill. Sounds dominate this film, from the cast of voices to the squeaking of the floor in the fight scene, there’s not a sound effect missing. The animation is smooth and the mouths follow the sounds of the words. There are a couple scenes with slow-mo action effects and these are well executed. Watch the finale, you’ll see what I mean. There’s no escaping the fact that this is a well-done flick, we hope to see more. With humor, good CGI animation, and a fine film to mimic-this is a movie you can’t miss.
	Title: Amazone Approx Size: 4.3 MB – 4.5 MB Approx Length: 7:33 Format: .rm Director: Tjeerd Kamps Description: Since I could not understand the words, I'm basing this review solely on animation and scenery-which are both plentiful. The movie opens up in the cockpit where two americans scream as the plane crashes-a nice but overly done opening to a movie. As they die (as there is no more American speaking I assumed the pilots died), the passengers get out and realize just what trouble they're in. Watch the splendid animation as the dinosaur throws the man into the air, catches him by one foot, and commences to eat him-good stuff. Along with the violence-there is some swearing, but it's hard to make it out with all of the dialogue going on at once. Just be careful around the kiddies. Even without voices-you get a great sense of what is going on. The scenery helps out a lot. They crash in a jungle and are tracked into a native camp by a lumbering dinosaur. The natives have a very fast talk-it's funny as they run around. With scenery-watch the part where a minifig falls down into a shaft inhabited by a crocodile. The fig holds onto a branch as the camera pans down into a large vertical shaft pock-marked with vegetation. Nice use of the camera to accentuate the depth of the chasm. With all of the humor (watch the humanburger scene) violence, and good scenery this is a fun watch.
	Title: Milk Man Dan Approx Size: 33 MB Approx Length: 8:28 Format: .mpg Director: Bryce Chu, Striped Hat Productions Description: This is a tale of blood and gore, aptly named by the cast of Striped Hat. In the vein of Andy and Dave (TE, Oh Well) comes a movie where the animation isn’t great but the voices excel. The blood in this movie is more like a clear goopy substance- and there is a lot of it. Playing with humor and death, this film has the darkest humor around. “Get back to work-Or I’ll beat you with your own legs!” It has a nice preview-or background if you prefer, to the days when Milk Man Dan was an agent. This comes before the FEATURE PRESENTATION. All of this leads to a very professional end product, but the animation is lacking
	Title: Dungeon Crawl - Part I Approx Length: 13:04 Approx Size: 12 MB Format: .rm (Realmovie) Director: Jason Rowoldt Description: This is the first 13 minutes of an epic tale of swords, theivery, and magic. This is a major project and will be over an hour long when finished. A tale of swords, theives, magic, and old style monster head stomping. Formerly named Vecna's Lens - Part I (the film title this links to may still call it that).
	Title: Xarkun 8 Approx Size: 31.4 MB Approx Length: 5:57 Format: .avi in a .zip Director: Joel Batterman Description: Like many season ending cliffhangers, Xarkun 8 leaves the fate of Luke Skywalker and his mission hanging over an abyss. From the briefing room video display, we see the plans of the mission drawn out entirely with lego blocks. Not only is this cool, but it shows how so little can explain so much. The scene where Luke is ducking behind cover not to be seen is great. With him doubling over every second or so tis easy to see he is out of breath, without sound effects for wheezing. A nicely animated movie. The movie is on a fast server, so don’t let the size fool you.
	Title: Oh Well Approx Length: 12:16 Approx Size: 13 MB Format: .avi Director: Andrew Boyer and David Lennie Description: The first movie of Biff and Mario. This one has both searching for the fair maiden with green eyes. The voices in this movie are first rate and will have you laughing right along. They easily characterize the minifigs they portray so you know who is speaking. The animation is very choppy, but remember that this was made around 10 years ago, so everything was very labor-intensive and all analog. The voices and the animation alone are worth the download. Remember to download the codec on their site if you haven’t already.
	Title: Jake Technic vs. Dr. Cyber Approx Length: 7:02 - split into 6 parts Approx Size: 1 to 3.5 MB Format: .rm Director: Thomas Foote Description: Jake is riding along, minding his own business when he is captured by the evil Dr. Cyber. Note this is one film, so the clips should be viewed sequentially. There are five clips in all, and we see more of the story in every clip. This short features great special effects and sound, and is worth a look to see how technic figures can be animated much better than minifigs because of their size and poseability.
	Title: Titanic Legos at Sea Approx Length: 6 minutes Approx Size: 1.6 MB Format: .rm (Realmovie) Director: Unknown. Anyone know? Description: A short remake of Titanic using LEGOS. Great water effects. There are some interesting scenes here and it's a great download size for a 6 minute film.
	Title: Starlego Approx Length: 10 minutes Approx Size: 17 MB (low) or 53 MB (high) Format: .mpg (download is .zip) Director: Kevin 'Zaph' Burfitt Description: A remake of the first 10 minutes of Star Wars in LEGOS. Uses the exact soundtrack so you won't get lost. If you are a Star Wars fan at all this is a huge effort and a must see.
	Title: Salt Lake Spaceport Approx Length: 13:38 Approx Size: 38.4 MB Format: .mpg Director: Kelly Jeffery and Russ Gatrell Description: A tale of love won and lost in a Star Wars theme . . . and a well done homage to Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut. Great use of The Cure in the soundtrack. I think this is currently the longest single brick animation piece on the internet. Most of this film is not LEGO sets but rather on location shooting in Salt Lake City superimposed with LEGO characters.
	Title: Rick & Steve - The Happiest Gay Couple in All the World Approx Length: 8 min each (four episodes) Approx Size: Format: .mpg, realvideo, or .mov (streaming) Director: Q. Allan Brocka Description: Very racy comedy starring gay characters. Great animation and dialog. Be warned: very adult themes, not for children. Aside from that, some of these jokes are hilarious. These films are up there with South Park for subject matter. This series is more about dialog than animating but the animation is very smooth and the best there is in this situation, that is you don't notice it detracting from the dialog.
	Title: Lego Chef Approx Length: 6 min Approx Size: Streaming video Format: .mpg, realvideo, or .mov (streaming) Director: Steve Iervolino Description: A parody of the TV show Iron Chef. Special guest star Sean Connery impersonation. Dead on to the show so if you are a fan you must check this out.
	Title: The Heist Approx Length: 7:13 Approx Size: 1.8 or 10.9 MB Format: Realmovie (.rm) Director: Greg Perry Description: A gang of 4, the "Supernerds", go after a corporate donation the hard way. The first of several Supernerds films. Set to old-time piano player music, it goes a bit slow at times but is a nice watch. Scroll down the page for the film.
	Title: Ministry Video Approx Length: 5:16 Approx Size: 20 MB Format: .mov (Quicktime) Director: Jason Bandis Description: Set to a Ministry song, this is essensially a rock video. However, it has some amuzing antics, as well as a big metal monster that stomps around during the convert eating fans. Lots of decapitations, but everything is bloodless. Enjoy!
	Title: The Lego Warrior Approx Length: 5:34 Approx Size: 27 MB in two parts Format: .mov (Quicktime) Director: James Dilbeck Description: A spoof of the classic Mad Max movie, the currency in this one is not "juice" but jelly beans. Lots of car chases in this one. As the announcer from an old classic arcade game used to say: "To-tal Car-nage! I LOVE it!"
	Title: Deep Breathing Approx Length: 12:12 Approx Size: 7.5 MB Format: .wmv (Windows Media) Director: CyberDyne Pictures Description: An airplane with a nuclear weapon mysteriously crashes to the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. Then Rex is sent to retreive the weapon.