Spanning nearly 4 billion years from just after the Earth's creation to the present day, the complete Minions and Despicable ...

movie posters, stuffed dolls, keychains, figurines, and a tattoo. “So many people and kids comment on the tattoo and we start talking about our mutual love of Minions,” she said. About her ...

Gru and his lovable yet chaotic Minions have been household names for over a decade. The first film, which debuted in July 2010, has led to an entire franchise of movies, spinoffs, short films ...

When Margo, Agnes and Edith return from Badger Scout camp, three of the Minions are entranced by the girls' merit badges. Their own attempt at scout camp results in attracting a bear, eating ...

Despicable Me director Chris Renaud talked about his plans for a live-action Minions movie and he said that he is not thinking along those lines, according to The Hollywood Reporter. When asked in ...

The 'Minions' are heading back to screens in 2027 ... The director - who returned to the franchise having previously had the reins on the 2010 original movie and its 2013 sequel - had "always wanted" ...

On the other hand, some fans online have already started to speculate about the possibility of moving the Minions movies up into the present day and starting to focus them on Poppy Prescott (Joey ...

Movie. More than ten years after their creation, Illumination trumpets the Minions as becoming the most iconic animated characters of their generation who have helped Illumination’s Despicable ...

Much like the screeching cries of the cicada, Minions resurface every couple of years for a fun new animated adventure. Even though Gru is the main guy in the Despicable Me movies, the Minions ...

Then there are the Minions. The little yellow abominations are the real reason that there are now six movies in the extended Despicable Me franchise, and they've relegated Gru and his family to ...

Should a review of a “Despicable Me” movie be a thoughtful analysis or just a list of the funny stuff the Minions do in it? As much as I might believe in the value of film criticism ...