Donnie Darko

Several years ago Lino Martins made this disturbing minilander of Donnie Darko.

Force Awakens

B Mauro is looking forward to Star Wars 7. These were actually built earlier this year based on characters shown in the trailer.

Great Scott!!!! It's Back to the Future Day

Today in movie history, October 21, 2015, Marty McFly and Doc Brown arrive in modern day Hill Valley, California, coming from 1985 to save Marty's son. To celebrate, here's some miniland BTTF goodness:

Stephen Sander


Andreas Sander (hmm, maybe these are the same builder and someone mistook the name?)


Ralph S


Peter Blackert

Use the Schwartz

Chris Rozek built Spaceballs, the playset.

We're off to see the wizard

Dorothy and company by Ezra B.

Ramming speed!

Mmbace came up with Ramming speed from Animal House.

Artax and Atreyu in the Swamp of Sadness

I never really got into the Neverending Story, but this scene by Carl Merriam is amazing.

EM-50 Urban Assault Vehicle

Matt Bace made the iconic EM-50 Urban Assault Vehicle.

80's movies

Mad Physicist is obsessed with cars from 80's pop culture. Well, at least he previously gave his take on TV cars, and now he's continued on through movies with Back to the Future and the Blues Brothers. Next I think he needs to move on to music and video games. If I may suggest, how about the ZZ Top Eliminator?

Eighties TV and movies

Mad Physicist has made a number of iconic cars from eighties TV shows. I've previously blogged a couple of these, but it's great to see them together.

E.T. phone home

GloryForever built this iconic scene from E.T..

Man with one red shoe

Kristi McWii's Man with one red shoe.

Rum Diary

Lino made this car from the Rum Diary.

On a mission from God

Someone (who?) brought the Blues Brothers to BrickWorld.

Darlings

GeekyTom made these Darlings figs.

We're off to see the wizard

The wonderful Wizard of Oz figs by Ezractly.

Morons!

Annie Corder made the battle of wits for the Princess Bride category in the recent MOCathalon.

A fig in the hand is worth ...

Iain Heath of the Living Brick recently built Arrietty the Borrower.

Miniland month

I know, I've been totally off the ball here. TheBrickMan spent the whole month of November giving me great content, and I was out of the picture for most of the time. I'll go back and look at them individually, but he closed out the series with an amazing group photo.

Would you like some tea?

Tommy Williamson's Alice and Hatter were on display at BrickCon.