Review
Despicable Me 2
Movie Review
Director | Pierre Coffin, Chris Renaud | |
Starring | Steve Carell, Kristen Wiig, Russell Brand, Miranda Cosgrove, Benjamin Bratt, Ken Jeong | |
Release | 3 JUL (US) 28 JUN (UK) Certificate U |
Ben
29th June 2013
You could slap a three-star review on Despicable Me 2 and most people wouldn't complain, but whether you enjoy it or not depends entirely on two things: how much you enjoy the slapstick comedy of the minions, and how much schmaltz you can tolerate. The only way to give it a fair review is via the medium of chart.


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