Fox: Disgusting Lego Movie Insults the "Job Creators!"

[JeffHead]

[weissmam]

1. to quote nancy

who cares what Fake News thinks , the movie is breaking box office records so obviously no one is really paying attention to them and those that do weren't going to see it anyway

[Jamaal510]

2. Must be a slow news cycle

on FOX.

[Dr Hobbitstein]

3. Wait...

Lego's not a "job creator"? They're worth about 7.3 billion. What do you expect from FoxNews, however...

[DebJ]

4. Oh good we are going to take our grandson to this on Sunday! n/t

[rustydog]

5. Go, go, go!

I took my grandson Saturday. We both loved it! It is a great kids movie. I will definitely buy the DVD when it comes out.

[WhoIsNumberNone]

6. The solution is simple, Fox: Stop being evil, and Hollywood will stop portraying you as evil

I mean, why does Hitler have to be the bad guy in every single film? OK, he had a rough childhood, and OK, maybe he acted out a little as an adult, but does Hollywood have to portray him as the embodiment of evil every single time? Couldn't they show him building a highway or something? I mean, look at all those people he put back to work- (But then again they weren't private sector jobs, so maybe he is a bad guy after all...)

[maddiemom]

9. Great reply. The "villainous tycoon" was a Hollywood staple for years (and how ironic was that,

considering the guys who ran the studios). Back in the day, from the prototype (back even further to Dickens), Scrooge, through Mr. Potter and on, these guys usually were redeemed by the end of the the film, however. Either that, or they came to very bad ends. Kids have watched all these movies for a couple of generations now, what with the classic movie channels.

[Warren DeMontague]

7. Next name change, I'm "Lord Business"

dibs!

[Warren DeMontague]

8. Also, by suggesting Lord Business looks like Mitt Romney, are they finally acknowledging

the uncannily square shape of his head?