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Hello Guys!! Its legoyeah01 and I got a new thread..So this thread dealing with long brickfilms..Like war of darkness (4 hours BTW) and lego castlevania (140 without credits) SO I got a question for you..What was the longest brickfilm you ever made..I don't care if its 3 mins or 123 mins just post 
My longest brickfilm is..Lego Lord of the rings it's 39 minutes and 58 seconds long.
My longest brickfilm was BIONICLE: Ambush on Jydivia, which came in at about sixteen minutes in total, and was split into five parts. It wasn't very good, but I enjoyed making it. I say it wasn't good; the animation was terrible, but it had a few decent effects and a reasonably good, in-depth plot. Unfortunately, it was so long ago that it no longer exists on the internet, and I've actually lost parts four and five myself.
My longest still-available brickfilm is the brickfilm I'm most proud of, Ozymandias. It's 3 minutes 22 seconds. I'm extremely happy with it, especially seeing as it won Best Short Film at my college's Film and Media awards.
My longest is 1:41 long. Impressive, I know.
Pirates Rule! was my longest at 14 minutes. It's also my most popular film on YouTube by far with over half a million views. However, it's at only ten FPS so not as much work went into it as it would if it were 15 FPS.
I think that Darkmoor is going to end up around 13 minutes, but it will most likely have far more frames taken than Pirates Rule.
And once I do finally get I Am The Night done I'm sure that will top Pirates Rule.
Still, I think my best films, Bank, Sharks and Clowns, and Odoriferous, are around five minutes. I think that's one of my favourite lengths. Not long enough for any bore, but still a nice length for some good jokes.
Some silly Star Wars video I made, which was at about four minutes.
The past few years have been quite rough, sickness, and other stuff, and it had a big impact on animation. In 2012, I had produced a 9-minute Halo film, with most of it ready. When I became sick that Christmas, I foolishly deleted it, as it was on my hard drive for 3 months untouched.
Enough sadness, this summer should see a new spectacle of light happen, as I have written two and a half short stories, which, turned into animation could last well over eight minutes!
39 seconds.
jeffrey and the old man in: jeffrey gets a voicebox transplant is my longest brickfilm... its 7 minutes 31 seconds
took me the longest to make too
i feel like i wanna make a long cool lego movie but i dont have the time. i had a really fun idea for jeffrey and the old man to like. get abducted by itallian sombrero aliens or something
The longest brickfilm I've made so far has been The Shrouded Past, at 14:25. It was my first animation done at 15 fps, but it had some rough spots. I would not consider it my best work, though not because of length, but simply because of where my skills were at the time I made it.
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The Chamber, coming in at 7:17. Only took around 2 weeks to make, surprisingly enough.
34 min 25 sec, uploaded during the era of 56k modem
I'm currently making an 'Epic'...but I'm cheating. I'm making and uploading it in parts, like a serial. Combined the project could be well over 30 mins - but thus far part 1 is going to be about 5 mins. How long it will go on for really depends on if anyone actually likes it. I don't want to spend years making a 30 min Brickfilm just for everyone to hate it, and the fact its split up means I can change and rework the story as it plays out - plus I can do other projects in the meantime.
A long, long time ago....
I was working on a big Star Wars trilogy-thing. The first part was 12:18, the second was mostly filmed but never fully edited, and it would have been around 9:00.
My oldest that I still let out in public was the entry into TOY: The Three Knights at 8:44.
My longest? Two stinkin' minutes... My next one SHOULD be able to pass that.
Well saved is around 3:50 and I have ben working on it for around 4 months. Wow I take a long time 
"My Lousy Neighbours", clocking in at 12:08, was a...well, lousy, brickfilm that I made awhile back. It starred the "voice talents" of...me and my dad...about a boy's neighbours, and they're...get ready for it...aliens. 
It was my longest single-standing "brickfilm".
As of right now, my longest single-standing brickfilm is my THAC 11 entry, "Not Hazzat", is 3:50 long. You can check it out in my Film Library.
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A few years ago when I have not much experience I did around 25 minutes of animation, here's the proof (divided in two videos because in that moment YouTube didn't allow upload long videos). I worked part of that summer on that.
http://youtu.be/MaUMOOI8m84
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kl6c8er_OM
So far, it's DISS JOCKEY, clocking in at 25:07:
http://vimeo.com/channels/holdingourown/77404415
The one I'm working on now may be longer, but I'm actually aiming at 24 minutes.
My longest so far. It's Lego Gateway To The Land Of Weird And Madness. With a length of 57:25
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JwQIaJJxNM
My longest is The Hunt for the Magical B.L.T. at 10:14 including credits.
-Brickman
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