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First impressions check out quite well. I'd award bonus points if we had points. We don't. So I can only offer you a friendly welcome, and a complimentary box of rabid weasels.

On one hand, a live-action film based on an obscure and absurd 1980's cartoon could be quite amusing, given a healthy dose of under-graduate humor. On the other hand, given that this is a feature film, I suspect, alas, that the humor will be of a broader and a blunter sort.

Which the movie guys are apparently completely aware of, as they tore Ninjago to pieces in one of The LEGO Movie's bonus features/teasers.

True, it could be this. Maybe, but it looks like Frankenfish is a modern day B-Movie. Stupid, but at least some one was entertained, if nothing else by the stupidity. Apparently it 3 million to make. Failed box office adaptions of cartoons such as Underdog and Rocky and Bullwinkle have cost 60-76 million. Remember that really good and successful adaption of a cartoon a while back? Nope, me neither. With cartoon adaptions, producers aren't just make stupid films, they're throwing money down the toilet.

Oh hello there, what I wanted to write is the same as Drill Master's post, so yeah. Welcome to RRU. By the way, me and Drill Master are composers, if you were wondering.

Not moving at all is a constant rate right? *Compy freezes* Beat your reflection in a staring contest. (BONUS: and a dance contest)

Oh hey, It's you. Welcome to RRU, It's Bat Sh** insane.

Hi Welcome to RRU

That partially explains Drill's lyrical skills. I love you music, by the way. Subscribed.

Hi! I'm mostly into Drum 'n' Bass, although I'm not much of a producer yet. I'm still practising. Do you like Comic Sans? It's a nice font-family, that works out quite well on occasions. But, personally, I'll use the new Comic Neue when I'm in need for a "casual" typeface. And thank you for the warm welcome, everyone. And for the irony and the rabid weasels, of course. It's a pleasure to meet you all!

Fortunately, an unnamed man came and lay down in front of the bulldozers.

Hola, welkomen, and salve! Given your username, I take it that you are fond of oxymorons. You should, then, appreciate the irony of a site devoted to, among other things, modding being named after a notoriously uncreative and drone-like kind of worker (in video game form, at least.) Anyway, enjoy your stay here. Just remember to be vigilant in spotting false Thunders and to never be afraid to plumb the depths of madness. I look forward to seeing you around.

Do you like Comic Sans? ...except that half of those people are inactive and the other half are doing something completely different from what they are said to be doing here. Still a good hello.

Bananaman: Because Hollywood has run out of ideas...

We've already met so hi again. So what type of music do you make?

Hello there ProNoob13, welcome to RRU!

So, BZPower has decided to go back and play an old classic LEGO game, and three guesses as to which one. "Raiders of The Lost Rock" will update twice a week with some pretty funny commentary. And who knows, maybe we could get them to play some map mods? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHTS7oXsDq4&feature=youtu.be Sources: http://www.bzpower.com/story.php?ID=6687

I am sensing a battle of an epic scale, where mad rhymes are swingin' like a battle flail, so I hope I don't have to wear no battle mail, because this rhyme war is as big as a whale. THIS IS AN EDIT AN ADDITION PERHAPS THERE I HAVE SAID IT SO I WON'T NOW LAPSE Yo drillmaster, you are all Hubris like, thinking you always are having teh greatest rhyme when you should know that "term" and "burn" don't work no time not even for a foo', not for a little tike. Now you see what I did there was A B B A It's a rhyme scheme more interesting than some repetitive stuff which you claim is the best, of which I've had enough, so show me some good rhymes or get on your way.

Meanwhile, the news media says the Ninjago movie is a "spin off" from TLM despite having no citation to back up that claim and the offical press release not saying such (thankfully, they have not picked up this teaser trailer). Just because WB produced the amazing movie known as The LEGO Movie, some of the directors of TLM are working on this, and the fact they do mention the success of TLM does not mean Ninjago is a spinoff. Some may say this teaser is proof it is, but it really isn't. Both TLM and Ninjago is, well, LEGO, and what better way to announce your upcoming LEGO-themed film than by advertising it alongside your still-popular previous LEGO-themed film? I've read that press release multiple times. I see nothing that would suggest Ninjago is a TLM spinoff. What I do see is WB capitalizing on The LEGO Movie's success by officially announcing a new LEGO movie that has some of the same people who worked on TLM working on this (yes, I know we knew about this last year. I've taken that into account). Just like the Apple rumors, one fire feeds another until it has grown into this. I recall seeing articles around TLM's release saying one thing that, when traced back to the source, said nothing of the sort. *sigh* EDIT: I just noticed the Dan and Kevin Hageman (writers of the TV show) are not listed in the press release. Interesting...

Ninjago is like a buffalo that was shot with arrows and is still dragging along west. It's made it to Denver already amazingly, but really, just let the poor thing die. It should have died years ago. Heck, people speculate that it actually did die after three years and has been raised from the grave by some heinous to continue as a undead cash-not-cow-but-similar-enough.

Sorry for the double post, but I've got some updates, Some guy I know helped me reversing the lego1.dll, and we finally got something reversed. The .SI files will be parsed in this functions: (The green ones are decompiled) Lego Island / Mindscape uses his own engine, all engine functions have the "Mx"-keyword in their name. (MxFile, MxOmni(Sounds)) It seems that the game reads the first 12 bytes of the .SI file in order to get the .SI file version. (It must be 2.2, otherwise the game will exit) The problem is that it doesn't make sense at all because there is no number in any .si file, so we think theres an archive format located between the files. (RIFF) We managed to decompile some functions, but we are still working on it.