Michelle and Michelle join Gru and the Minions to analyze the trilogy’s mistakes…
In 2010, young and old alike discovered a hilarious not-so-bad villain and his army of crazy yellow minions: Illumination Entertainment entered the world of animation through the front door with Despicable Me and established itself as one of the new heavyweights. sector against Disney, Pixar and DreamWorks Animation.
Since then, Gru, Professor Nefario, little Margot, Edith and Agnes and the unspeakable Bob, Kevin, Stuart and the minions have captured the hearts of viewers and the heights of the box office. Before The Minions 2: Once Upon a Time Gru hits theaters and reveals Gru’s youth in the mid-’70s, Michelle and Michelle are revisiting the trilogy for its mistakes, missteps, and false connections.
A pistol that disappears, a minion that reappears, a guitar that changes direction, a weak secret code: AlloCiné’s technical specialists are up to no good. And it’s heavy, very very heavy!
Source: allocine
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