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Hull has been given the LEGO Movie blockbuster treatment in a viral movie and here’s all the places they have featured
Hull City Council leader Mike Ross makes a cameo in the musical video.(Image: INIT Creative)
All the Hull landmarks and famous places featured in the INIT Creative film
- Hull production firm INIT Creative is wowing audiences around the city and beyond with their captivating LEGO creation Hull, You’re Alright. Founders Adam and Brendan Storch made the film as a celebration of all that is great in the city.
- The brothers used their technical prowess and AI to create the musical video which brilliantly captures the sights and scenes around the city. They also created the song after writing some suitably cheery lyrics.
- We’ve compiled a list of all the sights and scenes in the film – if you spot any we’ve missed, get in touch!
- 0.09 – Humber Rescue with Humber Bridge in background
- 0.17 – Err nerr road works!
- 0.23 – The Deep aquarium
- 0.29 – Hull Seahawks
- 0.42 – Hull FC and Hull KR fans side-by-side at Sewell Group Craven Park
- 0.57 – Communications firm KCOM at work
- 0.54 – New Adelphi club, known for its live music having hosted some massive bands over the years
- 1.00 – Beats Bus. Launched during City of Culture 2017, using hip hop to fight poverty and help young people.
- 1.07 – Hull Truck Theatre
- 1.20 – University of Hull
- 1.22 – Ron Dearing UTC, the University Technical College
- 1.41 – Newland Ave – popular street with bars and restaurants
- 1.43 – Hull City Hall
- 1.50 – Maritime museum which is currently closed for restoration work
- 2.00 – Wetherspoons – every city needs at least one!
- 2.04 – Humber Street, famed for its independent businesses, bars and restaurants
- 2.19 – Land of Green Ginger, the historic, narrow street in Hull’s Old town
- 2.27 – Queens Gardens
- 2.36 -Coyle’s fruit stand run by former professional boxer Tommy Coyle, whose brother Lewie Coyle plays for Hull City
- 2.51 – MKM stadium
- 2.59 – Hull City Council leader Mike Ross holds National Geographic, after Hull’s landmark inclusion in the best places to visit in 2026
