"despicable me"
that was a great amazing awesome and funny movie .
i've watched this movie in 3D and it so amazing . at the end , actually when the credit rolled , yellow-minnions are playing and that so real . the stairs almost touch me ! oh no !! ohh !! uhh-ohh ! - i'm freakin' out
As Gru, a hunched supervillain conducting all his plots from the suburbs for some reason, Steve Carell uses a constricted German accent to great effect, abandoning his typical Michael Scott comic persona for someone even more insecure and struggling. Gru gets the big idea to
steal the moon after new kid in town Vector (Jason Segel) starts upstaging him with dastardly deeds of his own, but Gru's plan is foiled when the Bank of Supervillains (formerly Lehman Brothers) won't float him a loan. Making matters worse, Gru's flashy new rival Vector steals
the shrink ray Gru needed to capture the moon, and now all the evening news reports focus on Vector, with poor Gru stuck abusing his freeze ray and popping childrens' balloons for his evil deeds. For pretty flimsy reasons Gru decides that the only way to steal back his shrink ray is to adopt a trio of orphan girls, whom he plans to use as bait and otherwise ignore while locking them in the kitchen and tinkering away in his underground lair.
The girls- Margo, edith and Agnes have other plans, of course, and slowly go about melting Gru's heart even when he'd rather skip the bedtime stories and let themwalk to ballet class. Gru's developing relationship with the girls doesn't fit all that well with the supervillain rivalry plot, and the script by Ken Daurio and Cinco Paul bounces somewhat haphazardly between family bonding and Gru's scheming in the basement. Each has their moments, a trip to the amusement park is fun and funny, and aheist at Vector's house is pure well-executed tension--
The film is overrun with colorful characters. Gru's assistant, Dr. Nefario (Russell Brand), is like James Bond's Q, a genius at inventing devices. But his hearing isn't always acute. So when
asked to design a dart gun, he concocts something that sounds like dart, only the word begins with an "f."
Gru is surrounded with an army of tireless little Minions. Indeed, that was a Minion one saw before the opening credits, the one that looked like a miniature Gumby but in yellow not green. These fellows mean well but aren't always as efficient as Gru would like.
Meanwhile, Vector -- a nerdy and hugely ambitious rookie supervillain, drawn to look a little like Bill Gates -- makes a most irritating thorn in Gru's side.
What really delivers with wholehearted genuineness is the film's charm. Each of the three girls are sweet in their own right, and understand the warmth and connection they share with Gru. Much of the film's plot points are predictable from a mile away. Gru makes a serious point he
does not kiss good night, so it's not hard to imagine where that is headed. But, the way everything plays out and the heart put into the animation and characters makes it all the more sincere when cliche pays off. Gru's character progression and his relationship with the orphan
girls is acceptable because of how honest it comes across even if we've seen it time after time before.
Despicable Me, a movie with a few good ideas and vocal performances and no idea where to go with them.
if you haven't watch it yet . GO WATCH IT NOW !
PS: this review is not original of mine. i combine some review and add some edited and fix from me :)
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