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Migration review Mooned: This is the closest thing to Despicable Me 4 that we’re going to get. This short had many comebacks to the first Despicable Me. And the star of this short is Vector, who is still trapped on the Moon. Bob, a minion, who drank the anti gravity serum was also in space. Vector asks him if he knows the way back to Earth, but he can’t understand the minions’ language and finds him useless. Bob has been talking to someone, via phone. While this is going on, Vector uses gadgets in his suit to try to escape the moon, but all of them are useless and it leads to Wile E Coyote type of antics. Bob is rescued by his buddies and heads back to Earth. But the rocket gadget actually worked and it sent him blasting straight to Earth. But his gadget hits the Minions ship and it causes them to crash land on Mars. An alien tries to talk to Vector, but he refuses to listen. This ends up being a mistake as he sees that the alien had a spaceship and it takes the minions back to

Minions 2 review Warning! This review contains spoilers! I saw this movie on July 3rd 2022. This movie exceeded my expectations. It’s actually better than the first Minions and any of the Illumination movies. I thoroughly enjoyed it and was satisfied with the final product. Plot: The plot starts with The vicious six, a gang of bad guys who commit crimes. They want to steal a zodiac stone, a stone that possesses the souls of animals from the Chinese zodiac. The leader, Wild Knuckles managed to steal the zodiac stone, but was betrayed by his own team, that being their new leader, Belle Bottom, leaving him for dead. With Gru, he wants to become a super villain but is mocked by his classmates. Even his mom didn't care. He did have minions by his side, but that was only after he was guilt tripped in having them stay. He dreams of being part of The vicious six and actually got an invitation to see them. But they turn him down, due to him being a kid. He uses a gadget, given to him

A lot of people say that this is the worst Illumination movie ever. But I don’t agree. Minions is a movie I cherish a lot over. Like Regular Show, Minions became a special interest in my life. And this movie became the reason. I saw the movie back in 2015 and I thought it was ok. But upon rewatch, I instantly fell in love with the movie. It’s more than just minion shenanigans, but it’s an amazing ride from start to finish. The movie centers on single cell organisms evolving into the minions that we know today. Their main purpose is to serve the most despicable villain they could find. But the ones they found accidentally perished by their attempts. Though they managed to find sanctuary in an icy cave, years passed and they started to feel aimless and empty inside. Due to not having a master, they served no purpose and without one they would eventually perish. But one minion, a tall eyed one named Kevin, who was one of the first minions to be born, announced to the tribe that he