Bionicle: The Legend Reborn (Video 2009)

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The island of Mata Nui is besieged by the fearsome Bohrok swarms and the Matoran islanders have to take up the fight.

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Following the defeat of the Bohrok swarm, a new threat appears in the form of the elite Bohrok-Kal, who steal the elemental powers of the Toa Nuva, the island's protectors.

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Cast

Credited cast:
	Dee Bradley Baker	...	Skrall / Bone Hunters / Vorox (voice)
	Jeff Bennett	...	Strakk (voice)
	Jim Cummings	...	Ackar (voice)
	Michael Dorn	...	Mata Nui (voice)
	Mark Famiglietti	...	Gresh (voice)
	David Leisure	...	Metus (voice)
	Armin Shimerman	...	Raanu (voice)
	Marla Sokoloff	...	Kiina (voice)
	Fred Tatasciore	...	Tuma (voice)
	James Arnold Taylor	...	Berix (voice)

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Storyline

Once the ruler of an entire universe, the Great Spirit Mata Nui finds himself cast out of his own body, his spirit trapped inside the fabled Mask of Life, hurtling through space. After landing on the far-away planet of Bara Magna, the mask creates a new body for Mata Nui, who unwillingly gets caught up in the furious battles of the nearly barren and dangerous planet. The locals, called Agori ask for his help against the unrelenting army of the Rock Tribe, called the Skrall and their leader, Tuma. The Glatorian warriors start to train him, teach him how to protect himself, while Mata Nui also adds some of his special powers to their fighting skill. The experienced veteran Ackar, the feisty female Kiina, the young Glatorian Gresh, and a friendly, special beetle named Click aid him on his way. But there is a traitor among the Agori, and bigger secrets lay hidden under the sands of the desert planet. Mata Nui must help his new-found friends, but he also has to find a way to return to his ... Written by Vihktor-24

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Animation | Action | Adventure | Sci-Fi

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Country:

USA

Language:

Spanish | French | English

Release Date:

15 September 2009 (USA) See more »

Also Known As:

Bionicle: The Legend Reborn See more »

Company Credits

Production Co:

LEGO, Threshold Animation Studios, Tinseltown Toons See more »

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Color

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Trivia

The beginning scene with the Mata Nui robot rising out of the ocean, destroying the island, was the originally intended ending for Bionicle: Mask of Light (2003), before they rewrote its script to keep the mystery of the giant robot a secret for some more years. See more »

Goofs

When Ackar clashes his sword together with a Bone Hunter, you can clearly see the top of the Hunter's head frozen motionless on the bottom of the screen, even though he's supposedly moving. See more »

Quotes

[first lines]
Mata Nui: [we see a tropical island paradise, in the middle of a beautiful, endless ocean] It is said that all endings are merely beginnings, waiting to be born.
[two brightly glowing eyes suddenly light up below the island]
Mata Nui: My beginning was much the same.
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Crazy Credits

Click the Scarabax beetle is credited as having been played by himself. See more »

Alternate Versions

In the French version, Mata Nui's voice was given a robotic distortion effect. See more »

Connections

Follows Mata Nui Adventure Game (2001) See more »

Soundtracks

Bye Bye Babylon
Written by Mikkel Maltha, Christine Lorentzen and Kasper Soderlund.
Performed by Cryoshell
Produced by Jacob Hansen
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Q: Why didn't the movie get a sequel?

Q: What was the purpose of the discovery they made at the end?

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User Reviews

Hmm, this film isn't popular

29 May 2018 | by ericstevenson – See all my reviews

There were several Lego and Bionicle films released, mostly direct to video obviously. This is ranked as the worst of them and with good reason. I admit that the animation and voice acting was good, but that's really it. It's just way too clichéd. We get talks about honor and courage and loyalty and blah, blah. The characters aren't really well defined either. The plot is that a magic mask takes a new form on another planet and helps save their people.

There's really nothing too bad or good about this. It's just not worth getting worked up over. It's at least better than the horrible "The Final Destination" and "Halloween II" movies I had to sit through. Bionicle is part of Lego obviously and this proceeds the Lego Movie. Gee, I wonder which of these will be more fondly remembered? It's too short to even pay that much attention to. **

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