Piece By Piece

Pharrell really did out here piece by piece with beat by beat.

This isn’t the best Lego film, but hey, if you’re into rap music then go ahead and give it a shot.

Pharrell owes me 1.5 hours of my life back after subjecting me to his self-indulgent documentary that feels less like an exploration of artistic vision and more like a gaudy parade of self-promotion. The entire experience was a dizzying display of ego, where the focus seemed less on the artistry and more on Pharrell’s need to bask in his own glory. I found myself rolling my eyes at the relentless barrage of flashy visuals and hollow statements that did little to invoke genuine inspiration. Instead, it felt like a desperate attempt to elevate his status while completely disregarding the audience’s time and money. It’s almost unfathomable that LEGO, a brand known for creativity and imagination, would lend their name to such a lackluster collaboration. They should be embarrassed for associating themselves with a project that embodies self-absorption instead of the collaborative spirit that LEGO represents. This documentary should have aired on TLC or A&E, where such self-centered narratives seem to find a cozy home, rather than being a feature that commands a ticket price. The film's attempt at showcasing Pharrell's beginnings fell flat, as it morphed into a tedious brag-fest that left me yearning for substance and depth. I would honestly rather sit through the uncut versions of notorious flops like “Ishtar” or “Avatar” than endure this overhyped spectacle again. The sheer audacity of presenting such a self-congratulatory piece as a legitimate film is baffling. It’s a disservice not only to the audience but to the art of filmmaking itself. I came for inspiration and left feeling insulted—truly, the worst movie experience I have ever had.

What a toilet is that, Now I can understand why Mars needs Mams was rate 30% and this Tras.h... to much Actio and to small TikTalk about Cats! whell whatever politiks debats more fun to wach, and here .... turned Off after 10 mins becouse nothing except Trash chats - singer? Who is That to bussy work for life and dont have time See Elits pOp

**Review: 3.5/5 – "Piece by Piece"** Always been a sucker for music docs and a lifelong LEGO nerd, so *Piece by Piece* felt like it was made just for me—well, almost. Pharrell’s music isn’t usually my go-to, but I was curious, and honestly, I’m glad I watched it. The pacing’s a bit wobbly—some slower stretches had me drifting—but just when it starts to lag, the LEGO magic kicks in and snaps things back into place (pun absolutely intended). The way they blend Pharrell’s journey with LEGO’s playful wit is brilliant—it elevates what could’ve been a pretty standard biography. Without the bricks, this would’ve been way less engaging. But with them? It’s imaginative, charming, and just a really fun time. Not groundbreaking, but a perfect example of how creative presentation can breathe fresh life into a familiar format. Hours flew by. Not deep, but definitely delightful.

At first I thought this film was not that good, but after I saw it,I was astonished

What a joke! I watched it & 10 min this sucks big time. Other Lego was so much better then this crap! Rotten tomatoes need to fire them all & hire better people work there!

I just watched it at home, and I wish there was more about his faith. But besides that, I love his story, message and his creativity being shown his way, and Pharrel, you did amazing, enjoy your work

Love what Pharrell did here, really do enjoy the Lego films!

This film is so underrated!