A LEGO Spy is sappin’ mah LEGO sentry!

Happy Hanukkah Solo as well.

This LEGO recreation of the bullet time dodge scene from The Matrix took around 440 hours of work to complete. Check out a side by side comparison of the LEGO scene and the actual Matrix scene, below…

There’s LEGO art, and then there’s LEGO art. Notice the illusion of motion on the lightsabers, and the perfect detail on R2-D2. We’ve all seen LEGO Star Wars creations before, but who needs minifigs, when you can build it yourself?

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I’m not sure what the headcrab is. Is it a plastic turkey or something? Does LEGO actually make Half-Life sets?

A pretty cool stop motion video of all the best classic arcade games recreated with LEGO blocks. As I was watching this video, I couldn’t keep the song “Tom Sawyer” by Rush out of my head. Futurama’s fault.

This is a heartwarming photograph of LEGO Luke Skywalker and LEGO Darth Vader, enjoying a father and son bike ride through the park.

If you haven’t seen them, check out LEGO recreations of Duck Hunt, Contra, and Excite Bike. I’d like to see a LEGO version of some of my favorite old games like Joust, The Legend of Zelda, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game. I haven’t seen LEGO Tetris yet, but I’m sure that one would be pretty easy.

Check out a larger picture of LEGO Donkey Kong below!

[Flickr via technabob]

I’m not sure what it is about LEGO creations, they always seem to catch my attention. If I see the word “LEGO” in a headline, I know it’s gong to be something awesome, and I’m usually right; except that one time I got Rick Roll’d by a LEGO Rick Astley.

These posters are definitely good, but nothing is cuter than LEGO WALL-E. Check out these LEGO movie posters below! I think my favorite is a tie between the I AM LEGEND and Jaws posters.

Flickr user jmenomeno spent three weeks building this LEGO WALL-E. It’s neck is motorized, and can move up and down, and it’s arms are on ball joints allowing them to pose. Obviously not as cute and lovable as the real WALL-E, but close.

Now all he needs is a little LEGO cockroach companion.

Check out some photos of LEGO WALL-E below!

This is the trailer for LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4. Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Batman, and now Harry Potter. I’m not sure why they only did Years 1-4. They should have just done all 7 years with one go. I guess then they wouldn’t be able to release and sell two separate games.

Personally, I’ve never played any of the LEGO games. I won’t even touch the Harry Potter movie based games. I’m not saying the LEGO games are bad; it is actually kind of cool to see the Harry Potter characters in LEGO form. Just read the books though, that’s where the real goods are.

He used over 30,000 LEGO blocks, and took 11 months to build it. Not only that; he took it to a “hoe nuva level”. The ship even has LED lights throughout, giving it a realistic look against a starry backdrop. You can read all the specific build details here.

Check out some awesome pictures of the ship lit up, and in closer detail below…

We’ve all seen videos of people making LEGO “things” before, but this is just crazy. Watch these LEGO people build themselves a LEGO Millennium Falcon.

A guy who goes by “Pepa Quin” created this beauty. You can check out the gallery of photos, showing the process of building the Millennium Falcon, at his website, Brickpics.com.

Flickr user Legohaulic, an obvious LEGO fanatic and movie buff, has created one of the best LEGO creations I’ve ever seen. Sure, it’s not as complex as some big star ship or battle scene, but it’s still a great job.

Check out this gallery to see some more photos.