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It’s time for the Minions to show us the true meaning of classic cinema with Minions and Monsters. As ridiculous as that may sound, in this review, I’ll be looking into how characters like James, Henry and Ed were able to make their own feature like Kevin, Bob and Stuart did before, but how they may have actually succeeded in achieving cinema by making not only the best Minions movie, but also one of the best Despicable Me films in a long time.

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Alan Oliva

Wow, I'm genuinely impressed. Honestly, I expected this to be just a "Mediocre at Best" feature, but I have to admit it's impressive that they're making an effort to turn it into one of the best features. Even by Despicable Me standards, I'm just glad they managed to get a win with this.

Justin Grant

When I saw the first trailer, it didn't really catch me because it felt more like just a cartoon that was stretched out to be feature-length. But when the second trailer came out, it did grab me a bit more. Even with that, I was not expecting the reviews to be this good. I might check this out sometime. Not just because I still enjoy the Despicable Me films, but also as an aspiring filmmaker, I might connect to this one more than most of the other Illumination films. Also, with this and Not Alone next year, it looks like Illumination might be going into its own little renaissance.

Hunter O'Laughlin

I’ll admit I had my doubts about this one from the teaser trailer as not only was it not continuing off of the ending of the second film, but its plot of Minions bringing in monsters gave off the impression the franchise was running out of ideas. It doesn’t help that the fourth film left quite a bad taste in my mouth that soured my view on the franchise, so you can probably guess why I had doubts from the teaser and got the idea of the franchise running out of ideas from the premise shown in the teaser. I’ll also admit, I’m part of that group that criticized this film from retconning the previously established backstory in the first Minions film. But upon seeing the reviews being so positive and now watching yours, it really surprised me to see a Minions film of all things getting so much positive word-of-mouth. I can’t believe I’m saying this as I never thought I’d want to see another Despicable Me film in theaters after the fourth film turned me off from the franchise, but it’s definitely got me willing to give the franchise a second chance. Maybe this one might not be a bad experience, and considering I was originally going to see Supergirl before the reviews and the film’s poor box-office performance made me change my mind, I think I can see this instead.