'Lego' aesthetic?

I know this is four years too late, but I would never associate this film with what I perceive to be "the Lego aesthetic."

I associate the Lego brand with modularity, repetition, order, minimalism, modernism, clean sharp edges and bold saturated colors... This film is full of humanity, individuality, unpredictability, and visually it's a pretty mixed pot.

I *love* the Lego aesthetic (used appropriately), but to me this is on an opposite end of the spectrum.

Then again, I could be completely off base!