Despicable Me 2
Dana Gaier, Elsie Kate Fisher, Kristen Wiig, Miranda CosgroveMovie propaganda
Gru, his girls and his vast army of minions return in Despicable Me 2, the follow-up to the blockbuster 3D CGI feature that grossed more than $540 million at the worldwide box office. Chris Meledandri and his acclaimed filmmaking team at Illumination Entertainment create an all-new animated adventure with the all-star voice cast returning to tell the next chapter in the life of everyone’s favorite (former?) super-villain.
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Movie Review
Gru, the girls and the minions are back. Having retired from being a super villan to start a business making jam and jelly it seems that there will be no more danger or adventures for Gru and the girls. That is before they are needed to find and stop a villan plotting to take over the world.
Despicable Me 2 is a blast, from start to end there is humor and plenty of it. The minions are back speaking in gibberish with their short tempers, attention spans and retaliatory attitudes which ensure plenty of hilarious scenes. Often I found myself paying more attention to the minions and their antics in the background of scenes then the main story occuring in the foreground.
The story was very simple and I can't help but get the feeling that some parts of it were written as an excuse so that a joke could be made.
Overall the movie was pretty good, I had not laughed in a movie that much for a while.
