Task 3:

Part 1

There are numerous of fight sequences in which the good characters take on various baddies, including Lego robots and Lego skeletons. The Lego figures kick and punch at each other, while leaping around in fantastical style and by no means does it include aggression or suffering.

  Very few of the blows are clearly seen to land
and all the action involves toy figures rather than humans. Occasionally the heads of the Lego figures pop off during fights and one character's head is knocked off. In addition, science fiction space ships and robots shooting laser beams at others, causing explosions and crashes. No one is seen to get hurt and the fact that all the fighting involves animated toy figures means that the fantasy nature of the violence is very clear. There is also extreme mild language like “butt and “bum” and “darn” which many parents would consider not offensive.

Task 3:

Part 2

The PEGI 3 game will not contain any inappropriate content, but it may be too difficult for younger children to master. On the other hand, some PEGI 18 games are fairly simple to play but contain features that are inappropriate for a younger audience. The Lego Movie game is somewhere in between these two ends of the spectrum
 because it has some mildly inappropriate context and some violence, such as Lord Businesses robots attacking Emmet, but no nudity, swearing, sex, or other highly inappropriate things, so it isn't as high as 18, which is on the other end of the spectrum. It's a 7+ because it's appropriate for persons who are older and more prone to bad behaviour.