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Film Details
Year
2010
Duration
95 minutes
Genres
Animation, Comedy, Family
Language
English (English subtitles)
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Synopsis
Aspiring super-villain Gru is the unlikely "hero" of this eye-popping animation with comedy and action for all ages. Continually outdone by other evil-doers, Gru hatches a scheme to snatch both the moon and the title of World's Greatest Villain. But when he involves three cute-as-a-button orphans, Gru finds himself becoming a little less despicable: a disaster for any aspiring criminal mastermind. Although light on the surface, this animation tackles the concepts of what makes somebody a good person and whether somebody can truly change who they are.
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This film contains very mild scary scenes, slapstick violence and language.
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