Henson), takes possession of a powerful amulet and then holds auditions for new members in the Vicious 6's San Francisco secret lair beneath a music store called Criminal Records. Its new leader, the disco-styled Belle Bottom (Taraji P. The Vicious 6 has jettisoned its founder, an aged nunchuck-wielding criminal named Wild Knuckles (Alan Arkin, a voice so distinctive that it pierces even something this cartoonish). The perfunctory storyline centres on Gru reaching for his diabolical dreams, and proving his mettle to an evildoer group called the Vicious 6. But the coming of age belongs less to Gru than his little army of sidekicks who once again steal the show as they establish their undying allegiance to “Mini Boss.” The outline of the film is a sequel to 2015 “Minions” and “Despicable Me” prequel for Gru (Steve Carell), who here is an 11 3/4-year-old aspiring supervillain.
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The Minions are one of the great second-banana success stories.Īnd the franchise's latest instalment, “Minions: Rise of Gru,” is smart enough not to reinvent the wheel - even if trying to do so might sound like the kind of job the Minions would love to get a crack at. They have swarmed the planet like that human mob in “World War Z," spreading a happy cartoon plague that long ago became endemic. Now five films and 12 years into the “Despicable Me” series, the appeal of the bug-eyed, overalls-wearing, banana-yellow henchmen horde is overwhelming apparent.
For a not small segment of the audience for “Minions: Rise of Gru,” only one thing really needs to be said.
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