It'll be interesting to see how "Minions: The Rise of Gru" works as the ultimate crossover between the primary "Despicable Me" franchise and the "Minions" spin-off. Yes, these movies are intended for kids, but that doesn't mean they inherently have to be dumbed down.
But not all the humor works, and they can veer towards being a little too childish from time to time. They rely on a lot of slapstick comedy, which is fine for an animated franchise geared towards kids, and the "Despicable Me" movies in particular have plenty of heart to spare.
The movies in the "Despicable Me" and "Minions" franchises have been huge hits, but they've been hit or miss when it comes to quality. "Minions: The Rise of Gru" finds them working together to turn Gru into the super-villain he so desperately wants to be, and they just might get their chance when there's an opening in the villain team known as the Vicious 6. Rather than rejoining Scarlet, the Minions became infatuated with Gru when he froze Scarlet with a freeze gun and fled with the crown on a rocket-powered motorbike. Suddenly, they learned that Scarlet survived and was trying to steal the crown of the Queen of England (again). After their previous boss, Scarlet Overkill (Sandra Bullock) seemingly met her demise, the Minions were on the hunt for a new villain to assist.
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