Despicable Me 3
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I went with my family and everyone enjoyed! And not bad at all, Steve Carell manages to do a higher pitch version of the same voice and accent he used with Gru and he nails it. In this case he was helped by strange little creatures - Minions.
His new wife tries hard in her new role as mother to Gru'skids, maybe that could have been played up more. When the family lands in Freedonia, the movie descends into a series offun but thematically incongruous vignettes.
Despicable Me 3 - While Gru and the family come to the rescue.
Synopsis After he is fired from the Anti-Villain League for failing to take down the latest bad guy to threaten humanity, Gru finds himself in the midst of a major identity crisis. But when a mysterious stranger shows up to inform Gru that he has a long-lost twin brother-a brother who desperately wishes to follow in his twin's despicable footsteps-one former super-villain will rediscover just how good it feels to be bad. After he is fired from the Anti-Villain League for failing to take down the latest bad guy to threaten humanity, Gru finds himself in the midst of a major identity crisis. But when a mysterious stranger shows up to inform Gru that he has a long-lost twin brother-a brother who desperately wishes to follow in his twin's despicable footsteps-one former super-villain will rediscover just how good it feels to be bad. Unfortunately, they aren't given much, if anything, to do in this threequel, who as it turns out, are fed up of working for a good guy and decide to part ways with Gru early in the movie. That means they are here no better than occasional irreverent comic distractions, much like how Scrat was in the 'Ice Age' movies, notwithstanding a laugh-out-loud jailbreak sequence set to Pharrell Williams's hit 'Freedom'. And unfortunately, that sums up how 'Despicable Me 3' feels as well? It wants to be about the rivalry between Gru Steve Carell and all-new supervillain Balthazar Bratt Trey Parker , the latter a disgruntled former 80s child TV star who had fallen out of favour with the general public after hitting puberty and has since turned to a life of crime. It wants to be about Gru's new fellow super-agent wife Lucy Kristen Wiig , who is trying to be a mother to his three adopted daughters? Margo, Edith and Agnes. It wants to be about Gru reconciling with his long-lost twin brother Dru, an empty-headed but successful pig farmer who yearns to follow in their father's footsteps of being a super-villain. Amidst all this, it also wants to be about Agnes and her longing to find a unicorn. No wonder then that the sweetness between Gru and his daughters from the earlier two movies is somewhat lost here. No wonder too that the Looney Tunes-esque gags seem to unfold at an almost breakneck pace, sacrificing wit and inventiveness for sheer visual spectacle. No wonder that it all feels drawn-out and overstuffed, cramming too many plot lines without ever developing any satisfactorily? It is understandable how returning writers Ken Daurio and Cinco Paul had felt the need to up the ante with each subsequent instalment of the franchise, but like the 'Minions' spin off, less is sometimes a lot, a lot more. There are good bits though: Bratt, complete with shoulder pads, pump sneakers and 80s pop tunes of Michael Jackson, Van Halen, a-Ha and Madonna among others, is a hoot; so too the barrage of other 80s references, including Bratt's army of weaponised figurines christened 'Bratt Pack'. Nefario spends the movie frozen in carbonite. Co-directors Pierre Coffin and Kyle Balda try their best-est to keep up the energy and enthusiasm from start to finish, and largely succeed in spite of a somewhat tedious detour on Dru's fictional European island in the middle act. Yet even on the same level of fun as its predecessors, 'Despicable Me 3' falls way short. We wish it were simply that what was once fresh has now become familiar; but oh no, the gags are nowhere near as funny nor as clever, and even the minions are starting to lose their subversive edge. Whether that is the cause or consequence of having too many things going on at the same time is anybody's guess, but the sum of some hilarious bits, some tedious ones and a lot of underdeveloped elements in between is a sporadically amusing affair that hardly lives up to the charm of the previous two chapters. When even kids below the age of five find their patience tested, it's as sure a sign as any that this franchise is fast turning yellow. I had many expectations on third movie, especially after i saw the trailer. However, there is saying too much expectations always end in vain. Yes, i am slightly disappointed with third movie. It doesn't have that cuteness and charm what previous movies had. You may ask is that bad? No, not that bad. But definitely, watchable for one time, that, too, for minions. It has some funny moments which was quite good to see and enjoy. I really don't want to talk about the story because there is nothing much to talk about, perhaps, write about. Villain character Balthazar Bratt is quite boring and dumb. At beginning, he looked like cool Villain and after movie progresses, damn, another cheesy and dumbest boring villain character in the world of animation. Sometimes, his repeated gimmicks irritated me lot. The biggest problem is there was no proper character developments what we had seen in previous two movies. It was totally empty. And another important thing is, less emotional content. And it lacks humor too. Overall, If you are die hard fan of the franchise and adore over load cuteness of minions, then go for it. Otherwise, do not have any expectations. After watching Despicable Me 3, you will feel empty and nothing memorable from the movie apart from cute minions.
Every one of these things specified above may be created together into something extremely interesting, yet the film neglects to produce any genuine fun or fervor among its various storylines, which always obstruct each other's stream until the point that they typically focalize on the normal finale. Steve Carell will be voicing both of the brothers in the sequel, and they really do look exactly the same — with the exceptions being that Drew has a full head of blond hair, and dresses all in white instead of shades of grey. After he is fired from the Anti-Villain League for failing to take down the latest bad guy to threaten humanity, Gru finds himself in the midst of a major identity crisis. As Gru abandons his life of crime to join the Anti-Villain League and accepts his role as the girls' adoptive father, his relationship with these joyful and anarchic forces is the key to the fun. The jokes were slapstick most of the time, there was no real depth to it, but was there ever?