LEGO Friends: Heartlake the Musical
This bright, song-filled 50-minute live-action/CGI hybrid landed on Netflix on October 16, 2026 — directed by Paul Becker and executive-produced by Kenny Ortega (High School Musical), so parents who loved that era will recognise the warm, upbeat energy. Daisy is whisked into Heartlake City through a magical key and teams up with new friends to save a beloved treehouse, with four original songs and plenty of choreography carrying the story.
A sweet spot for LEGO Friends fans roughly ages 4–9; older kids may find the 50-minute runtime and straightforward plot a little light.
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Daisy's isolation after relocating to a new country is shown clearly; young children who have moved house or changed schools may feel this keenly.
A magical key transports Daisy into Heartlake City in a sudden fantasy transition; the effect is exciting rather than scary but may briefly surprise the very youngest viewers.
The group's effort to save the treehouse comes to a head with mild urgency before a cheerful resolution.