Well, okay, then.
Legends of Chima IMO is a decent theme that does a good job at what it does. It could use some minor tweaks, I think, but overall, not too bad.
Sets in Chima have a lot of color and variety. For some reason there seem to be a lot of blue-and-white Eagle sets, but that may be because of my local store's inconsistent shelving than actual amount of sets. Aside from Razcal's Glider (which I have, it's a very good set), most of the sets I'm aware of are Lion and Eagle though. (I thought there was a upper-scale Raven craft above R's glider, but I never caught the name).
I liked both waves of constraction figures. The Legend Beasts IMO are okay. The big deal with Chima for me was the winged bird-figs, and the big wing parts used in R's glider and the Chima constraction sets. These nice parts work as spikes, swords, sails, feathers stuck in armor (XP), and wings, so I like much.
The story for Chima strikes me as an epic fantasy story. While it did suffer from fablesque storytelling near the beginning (blargh) and repetitive plot points (are we going to race for the Golden Chi again?) it corrects these flaws as it goes along for the most part. If you like Epic Fantasy, Chima might please, but if you don't like that kind of thing, it won't. I do like that sort of thing, so yeah. Not bad.