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A Review of the Despicable Me 2 movie
Despicable Me 2 is a blockbuster animation funnier and sweeter than the first part. The movie was released in July 3, 2013. Pierre Coffin and Chris Renaud are the directors of this fantastic animated and family movie. Universal Pictures are the distributors.
Unpredictable funny little minions are back to make us laugh. Its imagery that was computer-generated has amusingly unconventional sensibility with spiky yellow characters. Their jokes match their look. Experience a new hilarious adventure with Gru, played by Steve Carell. Gru is a super villain and Anti-Villain League now needs his help when they meet a criminal named Eduardo, played by Benjamin Bratt. They must stop him so Gru decides to collaborate with a secret agent Lucy, played by Kristin Wiig. Gru falls in love with Lucy.
Gru has deserted his crime life to be there for the girls Agnes, Margo, and Edith. He wants to be a responsible father and a fighter against the evil. One part of the movie refers to romantic and parental problems of Gru, the subplot contains the minions being kidnapped and experimented on. The minions represent a type of chorus of comedians in silent movies. Their clown behaviour and their jabbering make them so appealing for the kids. The adult audience also consider a movie an amusing experience. Another sequence of this movie, but with minions will be released in 2014 which will be ingratiating, lively, and less despicably clever that this one and the first part.
Despicable Me 2 lasts 98 minutes. Other cast include Al Pacino, Miranda Cosgrove, Ken Jeong, Benjamin Bratt, Kristen Wiig, Russell Brand. The movie is intertwined with comedy, humour, and goggle-eyed creatures, Minions, are real joy, especially for kids. Simple in form and complex in expression, the movie become a sample of silent cinema.
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