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Yeah, maybe naming it Main Theme wasn't a smart idea. I made this thinking about the title music, I named the video like this just because "Main Menu" seemed kinda unattractive. My bad. I already have an idea for the main theme, a funky thing like the first game's one. The music loops, in the video it fades away just because putting the plain file in wouldn't sound very nice to the listener. I think that music should stay one for each level, and maybe change depending on situations such as your oxygen supply being almost finished, or a big swarm of enemies approaching the base. Still, I wanted to make the music more or less tense, or have different feels depending on how the level will be, making the alternatives I mentioned above unnecessary. Sound effects and drones should fix the remaining issues. Also, I have nearly finished two musics already: they are very atmospheric, with lots of melodies and sounds but put in a way that they aren't invasive. That's how I think this game's sountrack should be, energetic but very ambiencey.

Even the classic LEGO smile ("Bob") is not as creepy as that smile.

Different strokes for different folks. I've got a bunch of LEGO Movie stuff sitting in front of my face nearly all day and I haven't gotten bored of the franchise at all. The story really spoke to me and everything about the movie has been extremely endearing. I'm super excited for the new wave of sets and happy to wait out the years to go until the sequel comes along. That's not at all to say that everyone should feel the same way as I do, but I've gotten the impression that a fair number of people are still interested in the movie, ergo there is a market for the new sets and film and what have you. Think in terms of Toy Story 3 (I keep using it as an analogy for this movie, I should probably think of something else). It came out years after the first two films, but still drew in an audience and was by virtually any count a success. The trick isn't to keep people's interest over time, but to renew it when the proper time comes. It's a little early to say whether The LEGO Movie will have the cultural permanence that Toy Story has, but I think it is safe to say it has made a large enough impact to ensure there will be people to renew the interest of in 2017 (it was 2017, right? I don't remember).