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In 2010, Illumination Entertainment made a huge splash with its debut animated feature, Despicable Me. Since then, Gru and his gang have definitely experienced their share of ups and downs. But with Despicable Me 3, the franchise returns to the same quirkiness and charm of the original.
Despicable Me 3 finds Gru and Lucy (voiced by Steve
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Of all of Pixar’s films and franchises, none have frustrated viewers quite as much as the Cars movies. While the characters have been popular and the merchandise has been profitable, the first film was deemed too long and slow, while the sequel was criticized as too flashy and clumsy. And now the series returns to its roots for an especially grown-up Cars
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In 2011, the Smurfs traded Smurf Village for New York City and animation for live-action in The Smurfs, a mess of a movie that was then followed by an ill-advised sequel. But now, in Smurfs: The Lost Village, the lovable blue characters are finally back where they belong: hidden away in an animated forest.
Smurfs: The Lost Village sets out
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