Despicable Me 2 (Blu-Ray/Dvd/Digital) (Secret Life Of Pets 2 Fandango Cash Version) PG
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Blu-ray Details
- Number of Discs: 2
- Rated: PG
- Run Time: 1 hours, 38 minutes
- Encoding: Region A
- Released: May 7, 2019
- Originally Released: 2013
- Label: Universal Studios
Performers, Cast and Crew:
Directed by | Pierre Coffin & Chris Renaud | |
Screenwriting by | Cinco Paul & Ken Daurio | |
Composition by | Heitor Pereira & Pharrell Williams | |
Voice: | Benjamin Bratt, Steve Coogan, Kristen Wiig, Russell Brand, Miranda Cosgrove, Ken Jeong, Nickolai Stoilov, Chris Renaud, Dana Gaier, Moises Arias, Kristen Schaal, Nasim Pedrad, Pierre Coffin, Vanessa Bayer & Elsie Fisher |
Entertainment Reviews:
Rating: B --
Despicable Me 2 earns the right to be slight and nutty because it cultivated those feelings in its predecessor.
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The Film Stage
3 stars out of 4 -- It's still a first-class charm assault. Carell growls gleefully...
Rolling Stone
Rating: B --
It doesn't try to tug at your heart nor terrify you -- it's just happily silly entertainment that genuinely is for the whole family, from tykes to those actually shelling out the money for the tickets.
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DESPICABLE ME 2 is consistently diverting and so cute you’ll want to pet it.
New York Times
DESPICABLE ME 2 is light on its feet, visually inventive and very fast with the repartee.
Los Angeles Times
[There's] plenty to enjoy here courtesy of those zippy visuals and a pitch-perfect voice cast led by the innately animated Steve Carell.
Hollywood Reporter
The real stars of the DESPICABLE ME series are, of course, Gru’s sweetcorn-shaped minions....You’ll be reminded that good things come in small packages.
Total Film
Product Description:
Once upon a time, Gru (voice of Steve Carrell) dreamt of stealing the moon - these days he's a single adoptive father of three precocious girls. Having given up his spectacular life of crime, Gru now aims to produce a delicious new line of jams with the help of his tiny minions and his old pal Dr. Nefario (voice of Russell Brand). Feeling unfulfilled in his newfound role as a jam-maker, Dr. Nefario announces that he will be departing for more evil pastures just as Gru is approached by the Anti-Villain League to capture the mysterious culprit who just stole a top-secret research lab filled with PX 41 -- an experimental serum with the strength to transform harmless animals into ravenous monsters. The AVL is certain that the culprit is covering his tracks by posing as a small business owner at a local mall, and assign their best agent Lucy (Kristen Wiig) to aid Gru in identifying him. Meanwhile, Gru's oldest adopted daughter Margo (voice of Miranda Cosgrove) falls for rebellious teen Antonio (voice of Moises Arias), the leather-jacketed son of boisterous Mexican cantina owner Eduardo (voice of Benjamin Bratt). Now, with Gru's paternal instincts kicking into full gear just as a dastardly plot begins to unfold, the devoted new father must divide his time between saving the world from an enigmatic super-villain, and saving Miranda from total heartbreak. All the while, a suitable mother for the girls may have been standing right under Gru's pointy nose the entire time.