I recreated the Introduction of the Simpsons (short version) using LEGOs:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_CnzLMKekU

If you enjoyed it, be sure to like it and comment on it. I'll recreate the long introduction if enough people seem interested in this.

I also plan to eventually recreate the introduction to a few other shows, including the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles show. I also have plans on doing some video game parodies using LEGOs.

I liked it, but some things, like how they didn't all fit on the couch and how they just popped on it instead of running bothered me. But yeah, it's good. Out of curiosity, how long did this take you?

Also, for the next one you do after the long intro, do you have like a long list of plans? (personally I'd like to see the Metal Gear Solid 2 intro in LEGO)

Keep up the good work sweetie. :3

I did enjoy it to be honest, David. I know it's kind of hard to make it as accurate as the original Simpsons intro but it was really good. I can't wait to see more of your stuff

That was pretty awesome, dude. I added a like to the video too.

With Legos I'm sure you just had to make due with size constraints and I loved how it turned out. I'm looking forward to the full version!

Whoa, dude. Pretty awesome. I would definitely want to see the long version and the TMNT intro if you are this good in stop motion.

I've enjoyed this video..... really AWESOME & BRILLIANT...... I can't wait to see your other Lego Stuff!!

Good stuff there, I gave it a like as well.  I would mos def like to see the long version as well.

I am actually impressed with the film sure I've seen spongebob lego movies, batman, and some others though I swear I did not even know they would actually make a lego Simpsons... good find and nice recreation to the intro though I have a question how many pictures did you even take to make the animation and how many hours did it take to make the film

Tails the Fox : The couch scene of the Simpsons is different with each episode so I used that opportunity to allow my self some creative freedom. They don't always run to the couch in the intro of the show. I should also point out that the couch that gets assembled from the Simpsons set that I bought only fits 3 people so I had to come up with a scenerio that didn't involve them all sitting on the couch.

Assembling the house probably took 10 hours, putting together the yard and other things took around 2 hours, setting up the lighting (which didn't turn out that great) took around an hour, taking the pictures took around 2 hours and putting it all together on the computer took around 3.

EideticMemory : It is hard to work with LEGOs due to the fact that they're small and moving them in tight places can be tricky.

megakid2011 : Refer to what I said to Tails the Fox. I actually only took 166 pictures and I only ended up using around 150 of them. That's actually not many pictures considering I took 2-4 times that many pictures with other stop motion videos I've taken in the past.

In my opinion they have to release LEGO Simpsons, building blocks ( what ever you call it ).  But the best thing would be a LEGO Simpsons Free-Roam Game like Simpsons Hit and Run in a way.

GreenTurtle : They actually did, this is the set I used:
http://shop.lego.com/en-US/The-Simpsons-House-71006?icmp=SHHomeMain_71006

I've favourite your video just like I favourite every video that I like cuz that just the way I am..... but I suppose I'll hit the Like button as well just to make that count LOL..... I'll do that right now!!

Davideo7 : Now that is pretty awesome! And I mean really awesome, good luck creating other Intros with the LEGOS! 

Awesome-Kid : Thanks, I appreciate it

Lego-version of the Futurama-title sequence would be something. A food for thought maybe.

I had seen this thread when you first posted it - so I watched the video and it was cool, but I had no comment. Now though thinking on it, I would think that you would have not enough free time to do this with running vizzed.

You mentioned in an earlier post how long it took you to make this total, but was this done over a period of how many days? Just curious how long from when you started the project to when you completed it.

tRIUNE : I've been really looking into bringing in a second income since the site's revenue just hasn't picked up. I'm hoping I can get a little success on my YouTube channel, monetize the videos and bring in a second income. This would also allow me to invest more money into the site because currently I have very little to no budget to do things with the site that I'd like to do.

I probably invested 18 hours into that video which includes assembling, picture taking, editing, etc. I think I did it over the course of 3 days.