Despicable Me DVD Review! Available Now!

“When a criminal mastermind uses a trio of orphan girls as pawns for a grand scheme, he finds himself profoundly changed by the growing love between them.”

We saw Despicable Me in theaters twice. That is big for us. We usually only see a movie once in theaters but the whole family loved it so much we had to see it again. So obviously we were counting down the days for Despicable Me to come out on DVD. We were thrilled to be able to watch this movie again at home. Bug has watched it SO MANY times since we got it. He LOVES this movie, and so do I. It has the perfect mix of kids and adult humor as well as a heart warming story. Bug can’t get enough of the minions, he thinks they are hilarious and giggles throughout the movie. My absolute favorite part (which was hard to narrow down, since there are so many favorites) is when the little girl gets the huge Unicorn and says “It’s So Fluffy!”. If you haven’t seen this movie then I have to tell you it is a must have! If you have already seen it then you already know this 🙂

DVD BONUS FEATURES:

The World of Despicable Me

Despicable Beats—Director Chris Renaud talks about the cool factor of renowned music producer Pharrell Williams.

Gru’s Rocket Builder—In an all-new game, Vector has stolen some of the most famous landmarks from around the world and replaced them with the pieces to Gru’s rocket. Players must return all the stolen landmarks to the correct countries in order to build their own rockets before Vector hacks into the system and steals the rocket plans. The reward for completing the rocket is a launch to the moon!

A Global Effort—Learn all about the global effort behind Despicable Me. A director from France and another from the USA, plus an American and English cast created a movie in France, with artists from all over the world for a truly international movie!

Commentary with directors Chris Renaud and Pierre Coffin, featuring the Minions!

Despicable Me is Available online in stores now so be sure to grab a copy for your kids in time for Christmas!

Despicable Me gets Bragging Rights!