Despicable Me 2
Despicable Me 2
PG | 03 July 2013 (USA)
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Gru is recruited by the Anti-Villain League to help deal with a powerful new super criminal.

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Hellen

I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

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Lawbolisted

Powerful

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Dirtylogy

It's funny, it's tense, it features two great performances from two actors and the director expertly creates a web of odd tension where you actually don't know what is happening for the majority of the run time.

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Matho

The biggest problem with this movie is it’s a little better than you think it might be, which somehow makes it worse. As in, it takes itself a bit too seriously, which makes most of the movie feel kind of dull.

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one-nine-eighty

Gru (voiced by Steve Carell) is back. Retired from being a full-time evil villain to care for his adopted children he now dedicates his spare time to Jam. Unfortunately the world is not ready to forget him, he's hired by the Anti Villain League to investigate the disappearance of an arctic lab. Together with Agent Lucy Wilde (Kristen Wiig) on the investigation trail it looks likely that El Macho is behind the crime - and he's supposed to be dead. Evidently he's not dead and to make matter's worse, El Macho's son is taking a fancy to Gru's eldest adopted daughter, Margo. With his hands full he doesn't notice the slow disappearance of his trusted Minions. Gru really has to up his game and gadgets to resolve so many situations.The sequel to Despicable Me is another charming film, I was worried that the first film may just be a fluke and any sequel would be a poorly milked clone. This is not the case; the film stands up on its own merit and is amusing for all the family. Given the choice I prefer the first film because it gave us something fairly new in its characters, plot and set-up. However this is by no means a failure of a film just because it's got familiar characters in it, there has been growth and development - which is more than some blockbuster films have. It's colourful and creative, beautiful to look at, has action and humour in the right places too. Absolutely worth a watch whether you are seeing this film with, or without having seen the first film - Enjoy 7 out of 10.

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amarjunchu

I liked El Macho character but still the first movie was about stealing the moon while here its just cliche spy, romance, super hero stuff and those were the parts which just werent that good for me while still this movie is good due to all the minion antics and a little bit of family drama sweetness thrown in for good measure but do not expect it to be better than the first film. I hope in the third one they will show some huge stealing or some awesome super villain stuff.

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OneEightNine Media

What I'm starting to notice about these Despicable Me movies are how they put the best jokes in the trailers and everything else in the actual film usually s@cks unless you're a five year old kid who can never get sick of the minions talking in gibberish. This is a four out of ten stars kind of movie but I'm giving it just one star to help offset the current ranking. I swear, people love to give the stupidest movies ten out of ten stars if it can make them laugh just once. And that is why this film is near garbage. I know, I know.. this movie is made for kids but, is it really? It has, or tries to have a bit of adult humor but it fails. I swear I'm not going to pay a penny to watch anything by these directors.

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mike48128

People are split between loving it and hating it. It's great fun but nothing like the first one! Gru is a loving father to three "nauseatingly cute" little girls but you love 'em anyway! Even funnier even than the new "Minions Movie"! Gru dresses up as the Drag Queen Fairy Godmother of all time when no one shows up at the girl's birthday party. His evil scientist assistant can't stand making bad-tasting jelly so he jumps ship to serve another villain that (yawn) wants to conquer the world. (Still a popular movie subject--look at the new Star Wars) It makes fun of Mexicans, Mexican food, tacky malls and trendy food courts. A send up of "Get Smart", "Gremlins" and "The Hulk". It certainly isn't politically correct. The antidote to the purple monster-making-goo is Gru's sticky bad tasting red jelly! Too much fun with impossible gimmicks and gadgets, and incredible stylized computer animation. Steve Carrell has a job for life! The "fat" CEO of "The Bank of Evil" makes a guest appearance. So does the family "dog" and Gru's Mama. What can they possibly do in next year's second sequel? I can't wait to find out...

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