Well before Warner Bros. brings The LEGO Ninjago Movie to theaters this fall, Cartoon Network's LEGO: Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu series has been kicking plastic butt since 2011. The series follows ...

It took three movies and almost four years, but it did eventually happen. Warner Bros. animation has finally made the uninspired Lego cartoon that so many people were expecting from The Lego Movie ...

The Hageman brothers, who wrote the hit Cartoon Network animated series, will pen the film adaptation. By Tatiana Siegel Lego Ninjago Toys - H 2013 Warner Bros. is so high on its upcoming The Lego ...

“You must forget everything you know,” a mysterious pawn shop owner (Jackie Chan) intones, as he tells a little boy the wondrous story of Ninjago. You’ll probably enjoy the experience more if you’re ...

This article was published more than 6 years ago. Some information may no longer be current. Perhaps I’m making Ninjago’s storytelling out to be more sophisticated than it actually is. After all, my ...

When The LEGO Movie first hit theaters in 2014, audiences weren’t prepared for it’s refreshingly fast-paced, eccentric style of comedy nor its surprisingly emotional third act. Now, three years later, ...

With the help of some deft karate chops, a well-placed fireball hurled at ferocious villains and a set of 3-D glasses, Legoland is hoping to upend the hyper-competitive world of theme park attractions ...

The Lego Ninjago Movie is the next release in the film series, and now Warner Bros. has announced it's getting its own dedicated game too. The Lego Ninjago Movie Video Game will be released for ...

It was announced earlier today that Warner Bros. has set a release date for its planned Ninjago adaptation for September 23, 2016 (in 3D, of course). That means the LEGO spin-off will smoke-bomb its ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. A British writer who specializes in indie gaming. This article is more than 5 years old. 'The Lego Ninjago Movie Video Game' is ...

Voice actor Kirby Morrow, known for his roles in “X-Mex Evolution” and “Dragon Ball Z,” has died at age 47. The Canadian died on Wednesday, although his cause of death has not been announced.