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Lord & Miller Break Down Their Best Shots From The Lego Movie, Project Hail Mary and More

CineFix Mar 18, 2026 13:30
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Phil Lord and Christopher Miller have written and directed some of the funniest, most surprising and most adventurous movies of the past 15 years. From 21 Jumpstreet and The Lego Movie, through their work on the Spider-Man: Spider-verse films and now with Ryan Gosling in Project Hail Mary, the duo walk us through some of their most iconic shots. We talked to them about the futility of trying to wrangle Channing Tatum (and why you should always chase a good idea), creating an algorithm to make Lego bricks look like water, why one iconic "upside down" shot from Into The Spider-Verse was accidentally turned "right side up," and the special cage they built for Ryan Gosling.
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