Although not a huge pile of minifig animation, forum user curtisrlee shares with us a cheesy brickflick with some nice mouth animation. An amusing little piece, this is a great way to start out in our great community!
Our member pe668, responsible for some fantastic LEGO® creations including automated trains and train layouts, has recently decided to venture into the field of LEGO stop-motion films, among them, CYCLIC. While the film is mainly in a space setting, it has a wonderful pirate scene that shows off many great aspects of the new 6243 Brickbeard's Bounty with supurb animation and editing to back it up. The film also boasts an amazing original soundtrack - I bet you never thought you'd see a pirate scene to a metal sound!
A true classic held near to every Pirate fan's heart is Gilbert and Sullivan's Pirates of Penzance. Xrisl has cleverly recreated a scene from this classic tale in the form of a stop motion film! This is a great piece of work worth a look.
Yargh, who be up for a LEGO® Pirate battle? On the silver screen! YouTube user mlucas86 directed us to a LEGO Pirate film he created in 3D Studio Max after subscribing to our videos via the Classic-Pirates.com YouTube Cannel. We here at Classic-Pirates.com think this short LEGO animation is quite exceptional. It not only uses great CAD Pirate ship models, but the minifig animation is supurb. The only excuse you could possibly have to not watch this, is if you're on a dial-up connection. =P
The epic new film from BrickFace Studios, Oceans on End:The Island will have you roaring for more. Find out what happens when two shipwrecked sailors come to and decide to "salvage" their ship.
Full of smooth animation and a great plot, this brickfilm will captivate any audience.
Actinidia Entertainment and Ear-Shock Studios present us with the Fragmentary Map. Spend your well earned hours watching this film which is chock full with comedy, special effects, and lots and lots of swashbuckling pirate action, not to mention a reminder of one of our favourite classic LEGO games of all time, as well as much, much more!
Doug Vandegrift's Brickfilm is packed with epic twists and turns, battle monkeys, and - of course - a savage pirate with a curiously black beard... At 30 minutes long, it is almost a Pirate Blockbuster!