Minions

The Minions, small yellow creatures with a penchant for serving evil masters, have been around since the beginning of time. After accidentally eliminating all their previous leaders, they embark on a quest to find a new, most evil boss. Their journey leads them to Scarlet Overkill, the world's first-ever supervillainess, in 1960s London.

Minions received mixed reviews from critics, with many finding the humor and animation appealing, particularly for younger audiences. However, some critics felt the film lacked the charm and originality of its predecessors, with the plot being somewhat thin and relying heavily on the Minions' antics.

• The Minions themselves are the undeniable stars, providing ample slapstick humor and a unique brand of gibberish-filled dialogue that delights younger viewers.
• While visually vibrant and featuring a fun soundtrack, the film's plot is often considered a weak vehicle for the beloved characters' adventures.
• Despite some criticisms of a thin narrative, the overall sentiment is that the film is an enjoyable, albeit unexceptional, addition to the Despicable Me franchise.

Google audience: Google users generally found "Minions" to be a fun and entertaining movie, especially for children. Many praised the humor and the charm of the Minion characters, often calling it "hilarious" and "cute." Some reviews mentioned that while the plot might not be very deep, the overall experience was very positive due to the comedic antics.

Nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Animated Feature.

The Minions speak in a "gibberish" language composed of words from various languages, including Spanish, Italian, French, and English.