Despicable Me 3 – Being Evil Is Hereditary [Animated Wonders Podcast]

Gru meets his twin brother in the third Despicable Me film, and we head off on another wild adventure.

YOUR HOSTS
🎙️ Dylan Blight
🎙️ Ashley Hobley 

SHOW DOT POINTS

• Despicable Me 3 has a more sitcom-like feel compared to earlier films.
• The film explores themes of family expectations and hereditary traits.
• Dru, Gru’s twin, is portrayed as less competent.
• The children play a diminished role in this instalment.
• Trey Parker’s character adds a unique dynamic to the film.
• The animation and visual style remain strong throughout the movie.
• The dance battle scene is a standout moment.
• The film targets a younger audience more than previous entries.
• Drew’s character does not return in future films, indicating a lack of impact.
• The film’s humour leans more towards silly, kid-friendly content.

MOVIE CREDITS:

• Film title: Despicable Me 3
• Release year: 2017
• Country / Origin: United States
• Director: Pierre Coffin, Kyle Balda
• Writer(s): Cinco Paul, Ken Daurio
• Studio/Distributor: Illumination // Universal Pictures
• Main cast: Steve Carell, Kristen Wiig, Trey Parker, Pierre Coffin, Miranda Cosgrove, Steve Coogan, Jenny Slate

CREDITS

• 🎵 Music: Kawaii Anime Pop, by Tak_Music
  Licensed from Audio Jungle
• 🎨 Artwork: Simon Blakcburn
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