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Despicable Me
A 2010 American computer-animated 3-D feature film.
Despicable Me is a 2010 American computer-animated 3-D feature film from Universal Studios and Illumination Entertainment that was released on July 9, 2010 in the USA. The film stars Steve Carell, Jason Segel, Russell Brand, Julie Andrews, Will Arnett, … see full wiki
Director:
Pierre Coffin and Chris Renaud
Genre:
Animation
Release Date:
July 09, 2010
MPAA Rating:
G
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Warning: This Review is about an animated film that is so full of “CUTESY” Elements that it may be necessary to have a ‘hurl bucket’ handy. This review is also filled with ‘CUTE’ subliminal messages. With 3D graphic technology in full swing and the box-office successes of animated films such as “How To Train Your Dragon”, “Shrek Forever After” and “Toy Story 3” has inspired a new wave of animated films … more
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**1/2 out of **** "Despicable Me" is an animated feature in which weapons pop out within several seconds, little orphan girls are made somewhat cute, and evil minions are nothing short of resembling dimwitted corn-pops. So right there, some good ideas were put into the product. The final result is energetic, family-friendly fun that has charm; but lacks the extra kick that could have earned it a total recommendation. With that being said, I would never … more
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You sort of have to pull for Despicable Me regardless of whether or not you actually enjoyed the film. Why? Well because Illumination Entertainment, the company responsible for this work, did the impossible by knocking one out of the park their first time at bat. Founded in 2007, it's downright impressive they even managed to put out a feature length CGI film by 2010 of any quality! The feat becomes even more impressive once the quality of this one is revealed. Additionally … more
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DESPICABLE ME Written by Ken Daurio Directed by Pierre Coffin and Chris Renaud Voices by Steve Carrell, Jason Segel, Russell Brand and Kristen Wiig Gru: Good night, sleep tight. Don’t let the bed bugs bite … because there are literally thousands of them … and there’s probably something in your closet too. You’ve gotta love an imagined world where there are evil super villains … more
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It’s good entertainment this week, if animation could be wicked, that is! Gru reminds me of Michael J. Fox in Family Ties; arrogant but lovable. Then there are also moments of Batman Begins, Matrix Revolutions, Star Wars, James Bond 007, Honey, I shrunk the kids, Mrs. Doubtfire & Saturday Night Fever (the altered dimension of them all, that is)! There’s a lot of humor in this one, perfect for a Sunday afternoon! … more
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I broke my word. : ( I swore an oath that I would not watch any more computer animated movies, but I couldn't help it... this one was just sooooo CUTE! The film tells the story of Gru, a neglected boy who failed to win the approval of his mother as a child and grew up to be the world's greatest villain, and his attempt to pull of the greatest theft in villain history: the Moon. However, things begin to go awry when a younger, sassier, and … more
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In almost all films with superheroes or heroes, the most interesting character is not the hero but the evil, demented mad man he is trying to stop. I can name more than ten villains off the top of my head that are far more fascinating than the hero who is trying to stop him The Joker is far more fascinating than Batman; Brainiac is more fascinating than Superman is. The Green Goblin is more fascinating than Spider-Man the list goes on and on and on and on In the … more
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I’m not usually that picky with it comes to animation. Toy Story 3, How to Train Your Dragon, and Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs all got a 5 out of 5 from me. While How To Train Your Dragon and Toy Story 3 were amazing feats of film-making in their own respects, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs struck a different cord in me. The movie had the same humor style of a lot of the cartoons I grew up with like the greater days of Spongebob, having this goofy style of humor that’s … more
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With action thrillers with hardcore violence, strong sexuality and pervasive language come out on a regular basis there is one bright hope that glimmers in the distance, animated films, animated films have been the corner stone of filmmaking since the late 30's to the early 90's. The greatest production company on the planet to ever produce and make such fine has always been the Disney Corporation and its property Pixar when they made there splash in 1995 with the timeless classic "Toy … more
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I'm definitely over this ridiculous fad for 3D. I'm also over the Pixar-induced infatuation Hollywood seems to have with animated 'kidult" movies: predictably enough, even as the digital wizardry has continually popped eyes, story lines have proved ever more derivative, and great films, digital, 3D, or otherwise remain as elusive as ever. Most the recent digital cartoons including (universally feted but, in my contrarian opinion, overrated) Toy story 3 have been duds. So I had no great expectations … more
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While not quite as wondrous or challenging as a Disney/Pixar film, "Despicable Me" is still a lot of fun, able to make audiences laugh without having to sacrifice story or character development. It's also one of the few animated films to not entertain the idea of heroes - it merely distinguishes between evil villains and not-so-evil villains, the latter apparently capable of good deeds despite their propensity for hatching diabolical schemes. Such a person is Gru (voiced by Steve Carell), who looks … more
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I'm posting this on the fly, but let me just say: if you're planning a trip to the cinema this weekend, you may want to check this movie out. I'm gonna attempt a full review later (hopefully). But really, Steve Carell as Gru had me in stiches from start to finish. Plus, the little yellow minions are the best thing in almost any movie.
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I loved this movie! It was wonderful to get to take my little brother to a movie that was entertaining for both children and adults. I really enjoyed the 3D features of this film, especially the end credits which included some very cool pop out minions. At the beginning of the film the different stories did not seem to coincide with eachother very much, but once they came together it was great. Steve Carrell did absolutely amazing and his voice was truly unique for the character. The minions … more
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