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His head gets stuck in a jelly jar and is thus seen with a jar on his head in the whole movie. He starts signing Chiquita Banana and dancing, ultimately falling down. He gets the fruits on top of him by jumping in the fruit tub. He is asked to carry fruits by John and Paul. A minion by the same name, having a different appearance, appears in Despicable Me. He first appears in Despicable Me 2 and the prequel films Minions and Minions: The Rise of Gru. He can be stupid at times and loves to sing and dance. For Other Uses Of Bob, See Bob (disambiguation) Bob (temporarily known as King Bob) is one of the Minions. This one-eyed minion has a buzz-cut hair and is quite funny. He is given a banana following which Steve takes off his overalls and swims in the water with the Banana, thus making him the first minion seen without clothes. Being the last one to be kidnapped, Kevin wakes him up at the beach. Nefario arrives in the neighborhood of Gru, it is Steve who shouts Gelato. When Dave was being admonished by Gru, Steve punches him in his arm. As Gru was set to reveal his plan, Dave fires a rocket launcher which hits some minions leading to a fountain of minions. Save the surcharge and see those colors nice and bright.This cute minion has one eye with combed hair.

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Nothing in the movie really benefits from it, and if you can find it in 2-D, that's the best choice.

He wears a white button-up shirt with a black tie, a dark green forest sweater vest, light tan pants, black shorter socks and shiny leather shoes. Walter Nelson has short black buzz-cut hair with eyebrows. He is the father and leader of the Nelson family, who gave Kevin, Stuart and Bob a ride to Orlando. I like the way he pronounces 'Metro City' like 'metricity,' for example. Walter Nelson is a minor antagonists in Minions. 'Megamind' is an amusing family entertainment and gains some energy from clever dialogue and the fun Will Ferrell has with his character. This time Roxanne isn't smitten by anyone, which is just as well because these guys are aliens, after all. Tina Fey does a spirited job with Roxanne, and again I was reminded of 'Superman' and Margot Kidder's high-spirited, unafraid Lois Lane.

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All of this of course is accomplished with much slapstick and sensational action, in a population which consists entirely of super-beings, plus Roxanne, the prison warden and cheering thousands of anonymous humans.

Left without an opponent, he loses his zeal for evildoing, and actually clones Titan to cure his loneliness. It is a truth universally acknowledged that a hero requires a villain, and 'Megamind' has some fun by depriving Megamind of Metro Man. I enjoyed Megamind's conclusion, after being bullied as a child, that if he can't get credit for doing anything good, he might as well become a villain. 'Megamind' even goes so far as naming Megamind's fishy sidekick 'Minion' ( David Cross), a nod to the Minions who serve the despicable Gru. This set-up is bright and amusing, even if it does feel recycled from bits and pieces of such recent animated landmarks as ' The Incredibles' with its superpowers and ' Despicable Me' with its villain. Roxanne's cameraman, Hal ( Jonah Hill, looking rather Jonah Hill-like), later morphs into yet a third super-being named Titan.

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We may remember that Superman was given his name by Lois Lane, and here the story of the two superbeings is covered by a TV reporter named Roxanne Ritchi ( Tina Fey).

The blue child, alas, lands in a prison and is raised by hardened convicts.Īs they grow up, these two super-beings are destined to play crucial roles in nearby Metro City, where they're named Megamind (voice of Will Ferrell) and Metro Man ( Brad Pitt). En route, he meets his lifetime nemesis, a golden child who lands on Earth and in the lap of wealth. Born on a distant planet, he's packed into a rocket ship and blasted off to Earth, just like the Man of Steel. I'd just been rewatching ' Superman' (1978) and felt right at home with the opening of 'Megamind,' narrated by a bright blue alien over flashbacks to his infancy.