“The Lego Movie” Releases Hilarious Blooper Reel Kevin C, February 13, 2014February 13, 2014 In what seems like a steady stream of cool viral marketing tidbits, we have another from Warner Brothers for The Lego Movie. This short video is a funny blooper reel of character interactions with a few recurring themes. Hit the jump to find out more and see the video.The video appears to include mostly Chris Pratt and Will Arnett in character as Batman and Emmet Brickowoski respectively. This includes from fun from Morgan Freeman, Alison Brie and others. Some of the footage also looks like alternate takes of scenes in the movie while another scene actually features cameramen floating around in the background. You’ll also see a running gag with Batman’s gun.Check out the bloopers here:The Lego Movie is currently in theatres and stars Will Arnett, Elizabeth Banks, Alison Brie, Will Ferrell, Chris Pratt, and more. Viral Marketing Viral Videos Alison BrieCharlie DayChris MillerChris Prattelizabeth banksLiam NeesonMorgan FreemanMovie ReviewPhil LordThe Lego MovieWarner BrothersWill ArnettWill Ferrell
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