Despicable Me 3
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Heitor PereiraObsada:
Steve Carell, Kristen Wiig, Trey Parker, Jenny Slate, Miranda Cosgrove, Steve Coogan, Russell Brand, Pierre Coffin, Andy Nyman, Dana Gaier, Tara Strong (więcej)VOD (4)
Opisy(1)
Po wyrzuceniu z Ligi Antyzłoczyńców – bowiem nie potrafił schwytać Balthazara Bratta, superzbira zagrażającego ludzkości – Gru popada w głęboki kryzys tożsamości. Kiedy tajemniczy nieznajomy powiadamia go, że ma brata bliźniaka marzącego, by pójść drogą zła, którą on właśnie opuścił, były superzbir Gru przypomni sobie, jak dobrze być złym. (Filmostrada)
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In Despicable Me 3, I laughed the whole time at the second part, there are significantly fewer really funny moments here. It seems to me as if in Illumination they significantly rejuvenated the jokes, which worked for them in Minions and Sing. However, I hope that this studio will not become a hit factory like Pixar, and they will still manage to find the lost glory from the beginning of their success. Surprisingly, the newly discovered brotherly duo Dru-Gru worked well for me in the story, which I did not expect to bring any fresh air to the series. We already have only a traditional villain here, who wants to avenge old injustices and acts in the interest of effective gumshots and disguising himself as a woman, and on top of that, he has a liking for early Michael. Speaking of the soundtrack, it will be another hit on streaming services like crazy, but I must admit that it works in the movie, and not always new untested songs are needed when the old ones, slightly faded, still sound good. For me, Despicable Me 3 is still a bit disappointing, although I completely understand that I am no longer the target audience and rejuvenation is needed in all directions. But I am still not tired of Minions, so hopefully, we will meet again sometime in the future, even with a warning finger... 7/10
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The creators failed to pull this one off. The first star goes to the excellent animation, and the second one to the 80s soundtrack. To be honest, the film got downright boring at times. I might have enjoyed it if I were a child, but the creators couldn’t care less about adult audience this time. The Minions were adorably wacky in the previous installments. This time they were just dull. I felt like I had seen it all before, and I wasn’t impressed by BatGru and SpermDru either.
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The first two episodes of Despicable Me were noticeably and qualitatively better, there is no doubt about that (at least for me). Like some of the users here, it bothered me that Gru is no longer a pure villain, and that the film deals too much with family matters, which sort of kills the charm of the first two. Even the Minions aren't as funny as they used to be. I have to admit, though, that I laughed a few times, and besides that I really liked the soundtrack, but even so, this film made a strong mediocre impression on me, which was not saved by the presence of the twin brother Dru or the imaginative personality of the villain Balthazar Bratt.
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More enjoyable than last time. The humor isn't as affectedly wry, the story nicely brings the whole villainous ("bad guy") family together, the 80s disco bad guy is as menacing as his haircut... and the whole thing looks great – which is not just a compliment to the animation, but more importantly to the imaginative direction. I'd really like it if the creators of this villain were to be put in charge of, say, a Marvel movie one day.
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It's not as successful as the second installment, but it has its own idea, a new character who is quite good, and above all, a great 80s look that appealed to me, especially because the film featured some pretty good music tracks again. I had a great time as well. I hadn't been to an outdoor movie theater in a long time, so this was a nice opportunity.
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