Brightlyme
i know i wasted 90 mins of my life.
Tacticalin
An absolute waste of money
Stephanie
There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes
invisibleunicornninja
Despite its many flaws, this is a fun and entertaining movie. Especially if you are a child.Animation - The animation in this movie is very lazy and simplistic. It is full of continuity errors. I know that this is a cartoon, but its like the animators are holding up big middle fingers to the very concept of proportion. Characters - Though a bit simplistic, the characters are fun and interesting. The voice acting is decent. There are a lot of inconsistencies with the characters, but pretty much everything in this movie is inconstant. Plot - This is a fun dumb movie with a few holes. Nothing too bad. Its entertaining. Comedy - Overall the movie is pretty funny. Some of the jokes work better than others. Logic - If you like watching movies with constant logic that create rules within the universe and are coherent - then skip this movie. It doesn't get as bad as some of the later movies, but it is pretty nonsensical.
sadmansakibsifat
Probably the major asset in my perspective of Despeciable Me are, engaging narrative and concrete plot. Universal's this animated is full of pure gems. The humor is rich thorough the movie. Steve Carell did a likable work. One thing impressed me! How 5 peoples managed the most creative section of the film? Two Directors (Coffin-Ranaud), One story writer (Pablos) and Two screenplay writer (Paul-Daurio) are those guys. Well, sometimes population even create a good thing. By the way, Coffin's voice-arts are praise able. Its worth watch, you can watch it twice with lots of ease.
Miguel Neto
Despicable It was a surprise to me in the year it was released, it looked like it would be a regular animation, but in the end it proved to be very good, and one of the best films of 2010, with a great voice cast, Steve Carell, Jason Segel, Russel Brand, Julie Andrews, Will Arnet and etc, and a good direction by duo Chris Renaud and Pierre Coffin, the animation is very well done, the soundtrack is cool, and the characters are very charismatic, Gru and the kids are my movie favorites, Minions have people who like them, but I particularly can not stand them, the script has some glide, not all the jokes works, I could not like the Minions, even though they have some cool moments, and the animation loses a little strength in the 3 act, Despicable Me has 1 and 2 very good act, and a 3 of ups and downs, is a very good animation, I recommend. Note 8.0
zkonedog
After pretty much working my way through all the Disney/Pixar animated films, "Despicable Me" was my first venture into Universal territory. The filmmaking styles are most definitely different, although I would argue that Pixar still holds a big edge.For a basic plot summary, "Despicable Me" tells the story of Dr. Gru (voiced by Steve Carell), a supervillian trying to stay on top of the supervillian world. While dueling with the young, up-and- coming supervillians, Dr. Gru gets involved with a trio of orphan girls who eventually lend him some basic humanity.Clearly, Universal utilizes a completely different formula than Pixar. Here, the animation is a little goofier and the action almost never ceases. A bit of emotion is still injected into the film, but nowhere near Pixar levels. In this case, the never-ending action gets a bit tiresome and the emotion is actually a bit too little, too late.Overall, however, "Despicable Me" will entertain all children with its fast pace, quirky humor, and abundance of sight gags. For folks any older, though, it just doesn't measure up to the Pixar stable of emotional depth and all-ages humor.
