9 Best Lego Videos

Posted by Ben • January 16, 2009 at 1:33 PM

Though the real presidential inauguration doesn’t go live until Tuesday, this story of a Lego inauguration has been making the rounds for some time now. In the spirit of all things that exist both as live action events and shadow Lego events, we revisited a favorite meme cycle to bring you Listicle’s 9 Best Lego Videos.

The Simpsons Introduction

300 Trailer

The Dark Knight Trailer

The Bourne Supremacy Fight Scene

Train to Catch (winner of Gizmodo’s Go Miniman Go Lego Video Contest)

Michael Jackson’s Thriller

Indiana Jones Rescue

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

The History of the World (not the Monty Python one, the real one)

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