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Despicable Me 3 - AniMat’s Reviews (Patreon)

Published:
2017-07-05 19:11:40
Edited:
2017-07-07 20:34:37
Imported:
2026-06

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What happens when Gru gets stuck between a crazy 80s man and his flamboyant twin brother?

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Despicable Me 3 - AniMat's Reviews

What happens when Gru gets stuck between a crazy 80s man and his flamboyant twin brother?

Comments

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

Well I've grown quite sick of the Minons so I wasn't as impressed. Credit where credits due, Bratt was far and away the best part. Nice to see Trey Parker having a lot of fun in something not South park related.

Anthony Estrada

I must have watched a different film then. I'm not saying this is bad and it does have its moments but it feels like this is missing the heart the first 2 had. There are way too many plotlines and most of them don't feel developed. The bratt plotline is the only plotline that worked for me thanks to having the best villian of the 3 despicable me films. Other than that, the twin brother story gets annoying since is steve carell doing a different (and more annoying voice)for dru and interacting with himself throughout most of the film. It also feels that the moments intended to be heartwarming are far and few and between and are pretty much rushed. The girls don't really have much purpose and I was disappointed that they didn't interact much with gru.

Anthony Estrada

The minions plot does give out some of the biggest laughs but like the other subplots 1. It has no purpose to the main storyline and 2. it doesn't get developed enough. Surprisngly, the minions don't have that much screentime. I don't hate this and it does have its moments but is the weakest of the despicable me films and seems to be heading towards the same worrying path the ice age sequels went through. 6/10

Kim Lechman

So basically, Balthazar Bratt is a funny version of Babydoll from Batman: The Animated Series. For anyone who doesn't know or haven't seen the episode, Babydoll was a child star back in I think the 60's maybe 70's, but anyways, she was born with a disease that kept her from physically growing, there for making her look like a child for the rest of her life. She was the main star in a tv sitcom where she did something wrong, and she would say, "I didn't mean to!" After she was humiliated on her birthday episode, she left the show to tryout her own career by staring in more serious projects like McBeth, but no one took her seriously at all. So after her failed attempt to turn her career around, she tried to get her show back on air, but the producers refused. So for many years, she planned on kidnaping her old cast members to get them together and act just like they did in the tv show, only for them to realize her plan was to end their lives the same way the show ended, with a Birthday bang! (Quite Literally) Anyway, my point was Balthazar Bratt reminded me much of the same thing as Babydoll, just Balthazar was played for laughs while Babydoll was more somber.

Noah Tekeste

To be honest, the whole unicorn subplot was completely pointless because there's no weight behind it and how it comes across as filler. the minions subplot was at least entertaining at best.

Noah Tekeste

Also, Balthazar bratt is the only enjoyable character in this movie.