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| Steve Carell,Kristen Schaal,Benjamin Bratt,Miranda Cosgrove,Russell Brand,Ken Jeong,Steve Coogan,Elsie Fisher,Dana Gaier,Moises Arias,Nasim Pedrad,Kristen Wiig,Pierre Coffin,Chris Renaud,Nickolai Stoilov,Vanessa Bayer | |
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| By the end, every child in the audience will want his or her own monster-minion toy. Adults will just regret the way that Despicable Me 2 betrays the original film's devotion to bad-guy gaiety. Owen Gleiberman-Entertainment Weekly Its repetitive qualities are beyond reproach. Guy Lodge-Time Out While the new edition doesn't quite catch that inspired spark, there's still plenty to enjoy here courtesy of those zippy visuals and a pitch-perfect voice cast led by the innately animated Steve Carell. Michael Rechtshaffen-Hollywood Reporter While not quite as charming or unique as the original, "Despicable Me 2" comes awfully close, extending co-directors Chris Renaud and Pierre Coffin's delightfully silly sensibility to a bit larger universe. Peter Debruge-Variety Despicable Me 2 is like the second helping of over-rich cake pressed on you at a children's birthday party, when you didn't want the first. Kids (of all ages) may love it, though ... Nigel Andrews-Financial Times Despicable Me, the animated supervillain comedy from 2010, was an average flick with a neat enough premise. In Despicable Me 2, it's gone. Tim Robey-Daily Telegraph Despicable Me 2 should delight its Minion-like armies of small fans everywhere. Expect a long-running franchise. Henry Fitzherbert-Daily Express The clue is in the title's second word: for all its surreal laughs and madcap mayhem, Despicable Me 2's family values are all about daddy. Anton Bitel-Film4 A watchable but ultimately disappointing animated comedy, thanks to a weak central performance, a plodding, frequently lazy script and a depressing lack of decent laughs. Matthew Turner-ViewLondon Once again, there's nothing here that's particularly original or memorable, but the characters are endearing and the manic animation is relentlessly hilarious. Rich Cline-Shadows on the Wall A sequel that actually manages to improve on the original and establishes Gru & co as richly-detailed personalities who can be trusted to carry the franchise on. Tim Evans-Sky Movies Gru still has charm and kids will adore the Minions. Helen OHara-Empire Magazine A pale imitation of its fresh and frisky predecessor. Josh Winning-Total Film Doesn't quite reach the lunatic levels of the first film's moon-stealing scheme, but despite its smaller scale it does manage to venture even further into daftness. Jayne Nelson-SFX Magazine If Despicable Me 2 feels like little more than spectacular silliness, it's hard not to admire a film with such a canny grasp of what its young audience wants. Emma Simmonds-The List Its hyperactive vibrancy is universally boredom-proof. Liam Maguren-Flicks.co.nz This sequel perhaps doesn't recapture that feeling of freshness and originality of its predecessor, but there's still an abundance of wit and humour on show to keep this animation ticking over nicely. Simon Reynolds-Digital Spy Despicable Me 2 is a delightful box of 3D delights, with dastardly villains, deliciously vicious beasties AND a genuinely sweet love story. Emily Breen-HeyUGuys The adventure itself - chasing the villain - is full of misadventure and colourful chases, novelty numbers, cute asides and a whirlwind vocal performance by Wiig, a contempo Agent 99 figure to Gru's Agent Smart-alike. Andrew L. Urban-Urban Cinefile Mixing up its colourful characters into an inspired cocktail shaker, the film creates a spanking new premise in which evil allows goodness to soar. Louise Keller-Urban Cinefile | |
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