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Despicable Me 4

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PLOT SUMMARY

The film continues the story of Gru (Steve Carell), a former supervillain now an agent of the Anti-Villain League (AVL), his wife Lucy (Kristen Wiig), and their three adopted daughters, Margo, Edith, and Agnes. Their family life is further disrupted by the arrival of a new member: Gru Jr., who seems to dislike his father.

Gru's peace is disturbed when Maxime Le Mal (Will Ferrell), an old enemy of Gru's, escapes from prison with his girlfriend, Valentina (Sofía Vergara). After this threat forces Gru's family into witness protection, they are forced to move to a safe house and adopt new identities. The situation becomes even more thrilling when several Minions are accidentally transformed into Mega Minions, super Minions with unique powers who must aid Gru in his final mission to defeat Maxime Le Mal.

REVIEW 

In "Despicable Me 4," the humor remains the same as before, not much different from the previous film. What's perhaps interesting about this film is the arrival of Gru Jr. and the transformation of the minions into mega minions, which I think brings a new visual twist to this Despicable Me film.

There are several things I found lacking in this film, including the arrival of Gru's old nemesis, Maxime Le Mal, whose plot lacks a compelling conflict. In my opinion, Despicable Me 4 has begun to decline in quality, from its humorous approach to the audience, which I find predictable, to its plot, which is less engaging than Despicable Me 1 and 2.

ACTOR

  • Steve Carell - Gru

  • Kristen Wiig - Lucy Wilde

  • Will Ferrell - Maxime Le Mal

  • Sofía Vergara - Valentina

  • Joey King - Poppy Prescott

  • Miranda Cosgrove - Margo

  • Dana Gaier - Edith

  • Madison Polan - Agnes

  • Pierre Coffin - Minions

IS IT WORTH IT ?

Yes, it's still a little worth it! This film is still worth watching if you're bored or have nothing to do, but it's not something you should wait or look forward to.

Rating: 5/10

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