The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part (2019)

Will everything be awesome at the box office when The Lego Movie 2 arrives in theaters?

He may have lost Wyldstyle to Emmet, but Lego Batman has a new lady in his life and the Dark Knight is positively smitten.

He gets no respect, no respect at all.

Chris Pratt has become the hero of seemingly every movie franchise in the world, and The LEGO Movie 2 knows it.

Chris Pratt has become one of the biggest stars in Hollywood with roles in the biggest franchises and the former Parks and Recreation star has plenty of other blockbuster movies heading to theaters in the coming years.

Get ready for some super meta jokes about Chris Pratt.

We're a little under a year out from The LEGO Movie Sequel's release, but what do we know about the film? Read on to find out what we know, what we think we know, and what's left to discuss.

It's been nearly a year since Phil Lord and Chris Miller unexpectedly left the Han Solo movie, but they've been busy in the time since.

After years of waiting, the first footage is here.

The first poster for The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part has Unikitty looking more monstrous.

We've already known some of the folks from The LEGO Movie would be returning for The LEGO Movie Sequel, but now we know who the first new voice will be.

Ready Player One isn't the only big crossover movies coming to theaters soon, as Chris Miller is more than happy to remind us.

The Lego Movie's sequel is ready to tackle some serious, real world issues, much like its predecessor.

Chris Pratt has touched on a key way that making The LEGO Movie Sequel is a tricky endeavor.

The LEGO Movie Sequel is still years away, and fans still want to know what's taking so long with the highly anticipated sequel. Chris McKay, director of The LEGO Batman Movie, weighs in on what we can expect from the second movie.

Back in 2014, Phil Lord and Chris Miller's The LEGO Movie was not only a blockbuster success, but very much set the table for a sequel.

The LEGO Movie Sequel's previous director has dropped out, but fortunately for Warner Bros, they've already found a replacement.

_The Lego Movie Sequel _was recently moved from 2018 to 2019. Many assumed this is to work out some kinks, and now that's been somewhat confirmed, as the movie is now undergoing this change.

Legos can be surprisingly difficult to build (so many pieces!) so it tracks that a movie based on Legos is having problems too. Here's what's slowing down The Lego Movie 2.

The Lego Movie 2's title has been revealed, and it's so delightfully on the nose that it will make you instantly fall in love with the franchise again.

It was thanks to their long partnership with DC Comics that Warner Bros. was able to use the company's famed superhero characters in last year's The LEGO Movie - and it seems that partnership has paid off for the studio once again. As seen below, the company has posted an interesting teaser featuring Batman - and it hints at a big announcement coming tomorrow.

It's unfortunate that writer/directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller won't be back to help The LEGO Movie 2 (presumably they'll be off to do some other bigger and more awesome stuff), but today new reports have confirmed that the filmmakers have found their replacements for the sequel.

We’ve heard a great deal about The LEGO Batman Movie, but now let’s turn our attention to The LEGO Movie 2. While we’re still waiting to hear more about plot details, it looks like Chris Miller and Phil Lord already have some kinks in the production schedule to work out.

Everything was awesome when The LEGO Movie hit theaters last year, but everything will be even awesome-er when The LEGO Batman Movie swings into action. Co-directors Chris Miller and Phil Lord are bringing back Will Arnett’s hilarious character for his own spin-off adventure, and now we finally know what it’ll be about!

The surprising success of The LEGO Movie last February meant that a sequel to the much-loved animated hit was always going to be green-lit. The LEGO Movie 2 is due to be released in three years time, and now Phil Lord and Chris Miller have teased further details regarding what the film will actually entail.

While The LEGO Movie did have a couple of great female characters, including Elizabeth Banks' Wildstyle and Alison Brie's Unikitty, the story was largely driven and largely filled with male characters, including Chris Pratt's Emmet, Will Ferrell's Lord Business, Will Arnett's Batman, Morgan Freeman's Vitruvius and more. As the upcoming sequel moves its way though development, however, it looks like that's one element that will soon be changing.

The LEGO Movie was a smash hit. But why stop there? The original now is going to inspire a spinoff film, with one of the most popular characters from that movie.

Phil Lord and Chris Miller truly seem to have the Midas touch. As the duo explained to us while on the set of the upcoming 22 Jump Street, every feature project they have taken on - from Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs to 21 Jump Street to The LEGO Movie - seemed like a terrible idea at the start of its development, but they have managed to create gold each and every time out.

McKay’s previous credits include an extended stint on the television series Robot Chicken, where he also helmed the TV movie Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode III. I wonder if that means we’ll get even more Star Wars characters in the LEGO sequel?

Rather than keeping the franchise stuck in winter, however, the follow-up will be doing some season hopping. The studio hopes that the first movie's big success will translate to the summer blockbuster months, as the untitled sequel will be in theaters on May 26, 2017. As you probably could have guessed, the date is so far in the future that it doesn't currently have any direct release date competition, but there are some big titles that are orbiting around it.