Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Terrible acting, screenplay and direction.

Am I Missing Something?

Clever and entertaining enough to recommend even to members of the 1%

At the start it made me seem interested,but some how it made me seem disapointed. im still glad i watched it as i was curios to see what the movie was and at least i gave it a try. it wasnt horrible, but the movie wasnt that greate for me!

it is a nice film. not comfortable but nice. for the desire to be provocative and an Easter movie. but , the both ambitions are at the half of way. because the entire story seems be not coherent, almost result of improvisation, too cool for be the choice of large public, too provocative and almost ... boring. sure, it remains a film for teenagers with the ambition to be a reasonable option for the parents. but, maybe, something missing. and this is the real problem.

Even if you're past the age of believing in the easter bunny, it's still a cute classic for this time of year. It has great animation as well. The bunny just sort of blends with the real world like it's there, which is also in part of the actors, I realize, who are great from beginning to end. You can easily fall in love with all the characters and it's hilarious. I remember first seeing this in the theater two years ago with my mom and the little girl I was babysitting, and all three of us left with smiles on our faces. I think it does have a couple errors, but what movie doesn't? E.B. is the stereotypical teenager who just wants to be understood by his father, and by the end, he gets his wish while still making everyone else happy. Compromise! :D This is a great movie with a great script, great actors, and a great moral.

Unless you are a little kid or have the IQ of one you probably wont find this to be that great of movie. The story is silly, the comedy is lacking, the scenes aren't fulfilling and rather goofy. I think this great for kids as most kids wont realize how bad this is. I did watch the whole movie though and I did rather enjoy the little evil chicken. Also the fact that no one seemed surprised to see a talking rabbit was a little weird too. It seems like it is just another chipmunk type movie, kids love it, some adults will like it and hardly anyone will watch it a second time. I would expect the creators of despicable me to do a little better. There is the argument that this is a kids movie and yes that is true but why can't a kids movie be as equally enjoyable to adults like with Rango, Shrek, Despicable Me and so on?