2010 Directed by Pierre Coffin, Chris Renaud
Villainous Gru lives up to his reputation as a despicable, deplorable and downright unlikable guy when he hatches a plan to steal the moon from the sky. But he has a tough time staying on task after three orphans land in his care.
Steve Carell Jason Segel Russell Brand Julie Andrews Will Arnett Kristen Wiig Miranda Cosgrove Dana Gaier Elsie Fisher Pierre Coffin Chris Renaud Jemaine Clement Jack McBrayer Danny McBride Mindy Kaling Rob Huebel Ken Jeong Ken Daurio Scott Menville Holly Dorff Al Rodrigo Wendy Hoffman John Hans Tester James Kyson Charles Bright Katie Leigh Ranjani Brow Edie Mirman Jackie Gonneau Show All…
Lionel Gallat Laurent de la Chapelle Charles Chorein Vincent Houze Elodie Labbe Mathieu Malard Emmanuelle Carlier Marie-Claire Bazart
Illumination Entertainment's first foray into feature filmmaking is an incessantly sweet, delightfully charming & wonderfully animated treat that brims with lots of energy, heart & creativity, and also finds an exquisite balance between its storytelling aspects & outrageous moments of comedy to succeed as one fine family-friendly entertainer for viewers of all ages.
The story of Despicable Me follows Gru; a supervillain whose pride his hurt when the Great Pyramid of Giza is stolen by an unknown villain, following which he reveals his master plan that will put other villains to shame. He also adopts three orphan girls as pawns for his grand scheme but soon find out that their love is changing him into a different person.
Co-directed by Pierre Coffin & Chris…
For 90 minutes, I was a kid again.
I didn't expect much from this and it completely caught me off guard. Surprised the hell out of me. Hilarious from beginning to end. I really dug the soundtrack. Amazing voice acting from such a fantastic cast. Hysterical lines of dialogue and even funnier sight gags. Loved those little yellow minion things, whatever the hell those adorable things were. The animation looks fine and creative. Very imaginative.
All in all, I really liked this film. Again, it really surprised me and I found myself laughing my ass off throughout the whole thing. This is one of those rare films that makes it okay to root for a villain.
Despicable Me is without a doubt a good film. The thing that bothers me, though, is that when the end credits started rolling I was sure it could have been excellent, but unfortunately it's too safe and the way the story unfolds feels too familiar to work that well. It will certainly convince the target audience because it is quite charming and funny enough to have your kids constantly laughing, but those who come to this expecting to find an original and completely fresh animated film will be disappointed.
Honestly the film doesn't do much wrong and it has a lot to love and admire, but the problem is that it certainly will not surprise anybody who has watched a…
When I was around eight years old I wanted a Ewok after seeing ROTJ way back in the 1983.
After seeing this I want a MINION (don't care how old I am now).
This film rocks and has some great comedy moments.
Superb animation and sound, as per usual with animation films these days.
Steve Carell has the perfect voice for Gru and I like how animators these days make you see some the of the real actors expressions within their faces.
Feel down or depressed!
Put this film on as I'm sure it will cheer you up.
мульт простой
миньоны милые
ярмольник молодец
хрен что ещё скажешь
зачем я это пишу
просто для статистики
да, точно
до свиданья
My grandma tricked/guilted 16 year old me into going on a date with her best friends 15 year old GCB (good christian boy) grandson to see this movie. It was terrible and awkward and unpleasant in every way.
Can’t you tell the girlfriend is back with me, with this following my recent run of films...
I feel like this is the movie where Dreamworks realized they can’t be Pixar.
Love the thesis that Gru is a bad guy who doesn’t have to be a bad guy?
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