This time Alison Brie, like McHale and Lloyd before her, gets a mysterious delivery that turns out to be a rather powerful Lego set. But when one small piece is missing, the deep rage within rears its vengeful head, even if for just a fleeting moment.
It's a fun, if less elaborate, continuation of a thoroughly charming marketing campaign for the game. The game footage of a Batmen slapfight is just an added bonus.
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This was a really interesting article! I thought it was fun you included Alison Brie coming back as Unikitty — she certainly brings a lot of energy to the character. On a side note, I do know lots of students are feeling pressures right now, many are tempted by services promoting pay someone to take my teas exam — risking in many ways both ethically and academically. Articles like this remind me that we need to continue to celebrate authenticity and responsible behavior in student work just as much as in performance. Thank you for sharing such a meaningful article!
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