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The Business Relationshipsequel to the beloved Lego Movieofficially has a new title and logo

The official Lego MovieTwitter announced the title of the awaited sequel, The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, with a picture of the logo on Monday.

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Back in 2015, Warner Bros. originally announced that The Lego Movie 2was going to be titled The Lego Movie Sequelwith the director Rob Schrab (Community, Park and Recreation) attached, but all of that has changed.

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The movie is set to come out on Feb. 8 next year and be directed by Mike Mitchell (Trolls, Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo).

The first Lego Moviewas very well received when it came out in 2014, as was 2017's follow-up spin-off, The Lego BatmanMovie. Both are comedies set in the Lego universe where everything is made of Lego and as the infamous song suggests, everything is awesome.

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