Grew and his wife Lucy in this tape frankly regressed. Along the way, gladly pleased with the excellent animation, as well as a superbly selected soundtrack and stylization for the 80's all that is connected with the main villain of the tape. Along the way, it gives the impression of a really funny animated film, which can be called as a smile on your face, as well as a healthy laugh at viewing. Permanent directors of the franchise Pierre Coffanu and Kaila Balda managed to remove a very light, cheerful, kind and light animated film, which is literally imbued with these very emotions and involuntarily recharges the viewer when viewing them. But even here the creators of the tape manage to achieve some kind of sympathy. Rather, creating the impression of intertwined short films, rather than a full-length full-length piece.

This justifies the very fact that the film is overloaded with an abundance of numerous storylines, most of which do not exploit their full potential and are not revealed completely because of their abundance and the small amount of screen time allotted to each of them. It can be seen that the tape makers tried their best to come up with something new and not to repeat the previous parts. Along the way, laying an excellent opportunity to 'pass the baton of the protagonist' to the newfound brother of the protagonist, and maybe even play on their some kind of confrontation of heroes and villains in the spirit of the last parts of the franchise 'Fast and the Furious'. But some of the salvation of history is the unexpected appearance of a twin brother, whose appearance and becomes the catalyst for most of the fun moments and the whole plot as a whole. It would seem that at first glance nothing special can be imagined. If in the first tape Grew was a real supervillain, and in the sequel a kind of super agent, then in this tape he found himself a niche somewhere in the middle. The plot of the picture logically continues the events of the previous parts of the franchise. A pleasant exception to the 'rules' for me was this animated film directed by Kyle Balda and Pierre Coffan. Perhaps in fear of coming up with something new and moving away from the already grown fond of the material. Perhaps it's a matter of concentrating on making money, not the quality of the product. The practice of modern films has long proved that most of the continuations of successful and beloved paintings a priori and in fact is worse than their predecessors. The large superspy, the fatal beauty and immortal minions on the approach. 4K HDR 10 Bit movie of Despicable Me 3 2017.

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