Lego bricks reproduce classic shots of popular Hollywood movies

According to the British 'Daily Mail' report on October 14, 15-year-old Morgan Spence from Renfrewshire, Scotland spent three weeks using Lego bricks to reproduce many The classic shots in popular Hollywood movies are exquisite and amazing. In addition, he also made it into a 2-minute-long stop-motion animation micro-film. In this micro-film, classic shots from popular movies such as 'The Fantastic Drifting of Junior SchoolThe music was all on stage, and the audience was amazed. At the same time, the audience can also enjoy a mini version of Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio standing on the bow of the Titanic, the scene is very vivid. According to reports, the micro-film was produced at the invitation of Warren Elsmore. Warren Elsmore is a professional Lego designer. The protagonists in this micro-film It is the character from the Lego toy designed by Mr. Ellsmore.　　 In order to ensure that the audience can recognize the scenes in these movies and resonate, Spencer said that he tried his best to keep the scenes in the original movie consistent when making the scenes. In addition, making these characters look best in the camera lens is also one of his main goals in production.　　 Spencer said that although each scene is only a few seconds, it sometimes even takes 2 hours to shoot these scenes, and it took him 3 weeks to edit the different scenes together. He was very proud of the final result. 'What I like most in the 2-minute video is to imitate the scenes in 'Song in the Rain'. It restores the scenes in the movie very accurately and can be recognized at a glance.' Spencer said .　　Actually, this is not the first time that Spencer has shown his superb talents. Last year, at the invitation of Paul Okenford, a celebrity in the electronic music industry, Spence made an animated music video for his hit song, using Lego toys.