Minions: The Rise of Gru [Blu-ray] [2022] [Region Free]

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Now, that’s not exactly a bad thing either. The minions themselves are hilarious, and the film works just fine as a mindlessly entertaining film to giggle at their antics. Moral of the story? Go into The Rise of Gru knowing that this is an excuse to watch the minions make a billion dollars for Universal with crazy hijinks, and you’ll end up probably being satisfied with the movie. It’s cute, stupid, and generally just good natured fun. The film does look tremendous, making use of the best in cutting edge technology that sees this as the most advanced picture of the

The Rise of Gru is as silly, mischievous, and mindless as fans expect from the franchise. And that is part of the problem. The film feels like Lair Flair: Make Your Own Minion Hideout (1080p, 10:22 total runtime): Making a minion lair from basic craft supplies. Included are just be running around yelling out "cha-ching!" "cha-ching!" "cha-ching!" for 90 minutes, because that is exactly what they have been for Illumination Super Style Shop (1080p, 6:50 total runtime): Assembling some new costumes for plush toy minions. Included are Bell Bottomssuper villain. When he receives an invitation to join the Vicious 6 -- the biggest, baddest super villain squad around -- he's over the moon. Minions: The Rise of Gru is not exactly a deep movie. In fact the story is as paper thing as you can get. The original Despicable Me movies were cute and adorable films about Gru and becoming a “good” villain, while the Minion movies are just silly vehicles for yellow twinkie hijink, and this one is no different. The plot with Gru is simple and straight forward, with most of the 88 minute film (80 minutes and 50 seconds without credits) runtime being nothing but an excuse for Kevin, Bob, Stuart and Otto to do their gibberish voices and do crazy things. Cast: Steve Carell, Pierre Coffin, Russel Brand, Taraji P. Henson, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Lucy Lawless, Dolph Lundgren, Danny Trejo, Julie Andrews, Michelle Yeoh Review This Blu-ray release of Minions: Rise of Gru includes two mini movies, an extended scene, outtakes, and several additional featurettes. A GRU-VY ANIMATION – Join Steve Carell and the directors as they take us through the animation process. From Concept Art, through Storyboards and on to the Final Film, with every Gru-vy step in between explained in fun and fascinating detail.

Minion Martial Arts (1080p, 4:12): Looking at the use of martial arts in the film and the influences that pushed the film's direction. Character Profiles (1080p, 15:47 total runtime): Exploring several key characters from the film through cast and crew interviews and How to Draw (& Animate) With Brad Ableson (1080p, 11:11 total runtime): The obligatory animated film supplement offers tutorials forBut he believes he needs to head out on his own rather than allow the minions to join him. At the interview, he's scoffed at for his age, but in some Minions and Monsters – Follow a newbie Minion as he joins three more experienced Minions in playing a 1970’s fantasy role-playing game. After struggling to gain the skills needed to master the game, the newbie unexpectedly rises to the occasion and saves the day, earning him the magical crown and the appreciation of his buddies. ago but now just seem like little more than familiar art on the digitally animated movie landscape. Neither the dialect nor the antics have evolved all HOW TO DRAW (& ANIMATE) WITH BRAD ABLESON - Co-director Brad Ableson shows us how to draw all of our favorite characters.

The '70s -- Fashion, Food & Funk (1080p, 4:48): Exploring the retro landscape that serves as the film's setting.Minions: The Rise of Gru will certainly keep fans of the franchise happy, and this UHD from Universal should keep home theatre fans equally happy as well. The extras aren’t extensive, but there are still some pleasant surprises to be had among them, and the video/audio quality is excellent, even if it falls just a bit short of reference level. It’s a great disc overall.