I always thought the minions were creatures that Gru created himself. I would've loved to watch Gru creating and trying to teach them to blend in with humanity while also trying to cope with their idiocy or disregard for accidental destruction
In the commentary for the first movie, they say Gru used his DNA to create them, so he's technically also related to them. But you know...Money changes minds for the worst. X.x
@@mark-jf5ik Gru most likely told this film to the girls as a bedtime story, and decided to bullshit his way through by saying that Minions have been around since the dawn of time.
Nate Productions Some liar told Bob the PBS woman didn't say "thank you" at the end, in an old video. I remember seeing it and I was like "nooo she totally does."
Except unlike other genetic variations, a change in such a major sensory aspect would probably be ironed out in their earliest - survival of the fittest.
Here's the thing. The world of despicable me has tons of supervillains and basically no superheroes. Basically, they're the ONLY highly remarkable beings in this world and with no remarkable people on the side of good to oppose them, THEY are the celebrities and people just accept them as such since there are very few ways of dealing with them because, once again, no heroes.
to be fair villaincon could only been watched by using some secret frequency that the minions discovered by accident...which is still extremely convenient and we saw Gru buying the freeze ray from Dr.Nefario in the convention
Well, technically superheroes don't exist in their universe so.... it would be a big risk trying to arrest a large group of super villains even if they tell you where they are. Just imagine the possible death toll.
I could buy the secret frequency thing. I mean Kim Possible in the episode 'Bad Boy' had some kind of villaincon thing. Though I think the one in KP did this much better.
It really seems to me that so many things were ignored in this film for the sake of plot convenience. It really exposes the lazy writing. I actually don't think the concept of explaining the origins of the Minions is a bad idea, I just think the whole thing was executed poorly. First of all, in the first film, there's a blueprint of Gru's design for the minions in the girl's room in the first film (confirming what you said about them being created by Gru). That doesn't necessarily mean that they couldn't do a minions origin story, they'd just have to change what that story was. I think there would actually be some story potential there. They could explain why Gru wanted to make them, what he thought about them after he did so, what his thought process was and more. Perhaps Gru could have been the main character (to go off of how you mentioned having comic relief characters lead a movie is a bad idea, which I agree with). The second thing is the length. There is no reason, apart from money, for this to be a feature length film, and it's really obvious to me that once the origin story part of the film ends the writers were pretty desperate for ideas and just did whatever they could think of without giving it much thought. I just feel like a lot of stuff in it was really unnecessary and only served as filler. I personally think this would have been better in a short film format. In short, I think this should have been an animated short about Gru making the minions and the shenanigans that ensued.
I know I'm gonna sound stupid right know but... I like how they managed to convey everything these minions say without actual words. Granted, they had to use a narrator at the begining, but through the rest of the movie these three main characters have personalities you can clearly see, they care about eachother, and they bounce of eachother nicely without using any comprehensable language
I completely agree with you! I thought it was very clever to make their language both incomprehensible and completely understandable. You don't sound stupid at all.
Someone else commented on another video related to the Minions movie that they'd like to think that Gru made all of this up when telling the girls a story of how the Minions came to be. And honestly it's a clever idea, I don't think they actually just evolved, they were created by him.
The Mangle maybe Gru's Minions are cloned from the original Minions, and Gru killed the original Minions? It would explain why they still serve Gru in spite of him no longer being a Villain.
@@caseywilde7931 Gru just told this movie as a bedtime story to the girls. All that stuff about Minions being from the dawn of time is just Gru bullshitting his way through the tale.
EvilCarrotSauce For the time being, yes we do. Hoping to change that in the near future. And thank you for rooting for us. Three years and counting. :-D
1. It was even established in a short film accompanying the first movie that they were screwed up clones of Gru; so you're right, Bob. They were genetically engineered. 2. There are no Catholic Priests at Westminster Abbey, Bob. Those are Anglicans. 3. I love this review!
I showed my mom this movie even though she can't stand the Minions. But she loved the 60s references (she was born in 67) and I showed her the sequel because the 70s references and she grew up in the 70s. But her favorite scene is when they started doing a Minions cover of her favorite song, "Hair" from her favorite musical/movie, "Hair" (she had a crush on Treat Williams).....she busted out laughing. She hates the Minions but she loves the movies.
Pause the video at 21:26 if you want to read the story behind the Bob minion plushie, it was so cute!! It makes me love their relationship even more!! Bob i hope you and Raven have more beautiful years yet to come. "GOODNIGHT EVERYBODY!!!" - Yako Warner.
This review summed up Epic Voice Guy's feelings on the Minions! He panicked when he saw a character carrying Minions merchandise in-universe during Honest Trailers! 🤣
Say what you will, but I loved this film when it came out. I was (and still remain) a huge Minion enjoyer, and having a whole movie of them just messing around was great. I went to see it the day it came out, and the scene where Stuart imagines Kevin and Bob as bananas made my whole family laugh. I don’t care whether the average 30 something TH-camr despises these characters clearly not marketed towards them, but I loved it nonetheless.
My biggest problem with this movie is the plothole it creates for the Despicable Me canon. If the minions want to serve the most despicable villain they can, why do they still follow Gru, who's ineffectual at best when the first movie starts and is outright fighting evil in the second one?
Here's a little fun fact about the Minions: There was actually an easter egg in the first Despicable Me film that shows that Gru created the Minions, being a blueprint shown on a wall in one scene. So because of that, I'm going to dismiss the entire Minions movie as being a bedtime story Gru told to the girls about the Minions and have this entire movie be dismissed as non-canon. That being said, I should also point out that Scarlet Overkill is NOT the first female supervillain, because the Batman antagonist Catwoman debuted in 1940, 28 years before this movie takes place, so she's a bit late to the party.
To answer your question "where did he get that ice gun?" In the scene where the Minions are at villian con, you can see young Gru with his mom looking at the freeze ray.
Regarding "Why haven't the Minions evolved since the age of the dinosaurs"...maybe they found their one perfect form and had no reason to evolve, like the horseshoe crab? But I don't think this is true...or if it is, it doesn't make sense.
13:06 Supposedly in the past India and Australia were connected and then formed the indo-australian plate. Maybe it was their intention to show that? Still doesn't explains why in 1970's they were able to do it...
I... kinda liked the movie. It's no masterpiece, but at least they managed to make it the least entertaining without anything annoying, obnoxious or insulting. Heck, I really enjoyed Sandra Bullock's voice acting, her character was pretty much a caricature of herself! There was no better choice for that kind of villain, especialy in her moments of temper tantrum. I also LOVED that villains family, it was just hilarious how that stereotype of the nuclear family with the upbeat father, the sweet and caring mother and the bratty, peppy kids turned out to be a family of villains as well, and taking everything as if they were still a 70s family in their weekend trip.
Also, you can spot little Gru in the villain con, he was actualy talking to a guy in a booth that created the ice gun. Maybe his mother was also in the villain business, so Gru learned all from her, iuncluding how to get the tech.
1:46 From what I've read Bob originally their origin was that Gru genetically made them from corn kernels. They retconned though in this movie. Probably because they wanted to make this a movie without Gru so they changed their origins so they could be on their own in this movie. That's the only reason I can think of and it makes the most sense.
Imagine how much the toys made, & how little they cost. Slap a pair of goggles on a knockoff Kinder Egg shell, wrap a cheap piece of cloth on it, & bam, you have yourself a Minion. Or just paint eyes on little Tic Tacs.
Lol! Seeing Raven ask Bob to say the conclusion in minionese is hilarious!! Also, 2 reviews on one day?! Holy shit, Bob you and Raven are FUCKING AWESOME!!!
Minions...Spongebob...Simpsons............What's with the color yellow? Even the most popular Pokémon, Pikachu, is yellow. Conspiracy? 🤔 .....Eh, probably not.
Ashley Snoodles Yellow is a popular color for kids. That's what makes a kid appeal character. Pink is also a very popular color when it comes to girls stuff. In the Monster High toyline, Draculaura gets more exposure than any other Ghoul, even being the face of the flash anime in Japan and overshadowing Frankie Stein. #JusticeForFrankieStein
Jacob Schmidt I don't remember that in the film. Was that said in some art book or comic? (The comparison to corn kernels makes sense....and it's more acceptable than the retcon)
Honestly, I prefer the Rabbids over the Minions. Maybe it's because they weren't as saturated as the Minions, maybe it's because they had some fun games (well, the first three anyway, I haven't played Rabbids Go Home or Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle yet, but they look fun), or maybe it's because of their style of humor. The Rabbids are much more cartoonish, slapstick, Looney Tunes-esque with their stupidity getting them hurt, while the Minions, to me at least, are just "lol, stupid, randem."
I always thought the minions were creatures that Gru created himself. I would've loved to watch Gru creating and trying to teach them to blend in with humanity while also trying to cope with their idiocy or disregard for accidental destruction
He says in the first movie at some point that they were genetically engineered from corn.
They just pretty much retconned into... well, this movie.
Lemon Melon they should've let you write the movie!
In the commentary for the first movie, they say Gru used his DNA to create them, so he's technically also related to them. But you know...Money changes minds for the worst. X.x
not rlly for the worst does it really matter tho even
@@mark-jf5ik Gru most likely told this film to the girls as a bedtime story, and decided to bullshit his way through by saying that Minions have been around since the dawn of time.
Video “This review was possible by viewers like you...”
Me: WHERE IS THE THANK YOU!!! THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE
Nate Productions Some liar told Bob the PBS woman didn't say "thank you" at the end, in an old video. I remember seeing it and I was like "nooo she totally does."
In regard to the one-eye/two-eye thing, maybe they're dominant and recessive traits? That's a thing in genetics.
Awesome explanation! Thank you!
Just trying to throw out something to make sense of it, ma'am.
That is probably more thought than what the creators put into these deformed sausage links.
Except unlike other genetic variations, a change in such a major sensory aspect would probably be ironed out in their earliest - survival of the fittest.
Wouldn't work
After soo many millenia in such a small population, the ones with dominant traits would outnumber the ones with reccecives
This... is a movie. It exists. Those are my thoughts on this film
Here's my thoughts on minions, "You dirty bunch of studio hacks!"
it wasn't that bad, one thing you can call lazy is the emoji movie
Ralphthemoviemaker pretty much summed up this movie perfectly
...
Here's the thing. The world of despicable me has tons of supervillains and basically no superheroes. Basically, they're the ONLY highly remarkable beings in this world and with no remarkable people on the side of good to oppose them, THEY are the celebrities and people just accept them as such since there are very few ways of dealing with them because, once again, no heroes.
well there is Lucy and the Anti-Villain League
georgemiser I guess no one is brave enough to become a hero since most of the super villian have a higher intalect than anyone in the minion verse
ΝΙΚΟΣ ΝΙΚΟΣ Well, yeah, but that's a government agency, not, y'know. Superheroes.
So it's a kid-friendly version of Wanted? ...Not the movie, the actual comics.
georgemiser
I assume its a world where the anti super hero act was put into place like in The Incredibles.
to be fair villaincon could only been watched by using some secret frequency that the minions discovered by accident...which is still extremely convenient and we saw Gru buying the freeze ray from Dr.Nefario in the convention
ΝΙΚΟΣ ΝΙΚΟΣ ikr
Well, technically superheroes don't exist in their universe so.... it would be a big risk trying to arrest a large group of super villains even if they tell you where they are. Just imagine the possible death toll.
Well, shut my mouth. There he is. Hi, little Gru! Sorry for thinking your super-villainy made no sense! lol
I could buy the secret frequency thing. I mean Kim Possible in the episode 'Bad Boy' had some kind of villaincon thing. Though I think the one in KP did this much better.
Hmm......king bobsheaux or king bobminion?
No doubt bobsheaux
The Minions disappeared just long enough for them to avoid working for Hitler. But they totally would have...
@proud hufflepuff that's why Hitler shot himself
WW2 would have ended earlier
@@mraxolotl2713 if so can't say I blame him
Nah that would have drove Hitler to suicide. He could never stand there antics
Well WWII is too problematic for a family friendly film
So, they come from the sea. And were exiled to the North Pole.
Elf Bowling crossover confirmed. :P
They're both shitty and unnecessary cash-grab films, so it's a fitting match. XD
I always thought Herb was literally the Onceler but stretched even thinner.
Nah, he can't be the Onceler.
Unless....
@@Bobsheaux illumination reusing models from older movies that's the true reason they reused models from The Lorax in Despicable Me 2
It really seems to me that so many things were ignored in this film for the sake of plot convenience. It really exposes the lazy writing. I actually don't think the concept of explaining the origins of the Minions is a bad idea, I just think the whole thing was executed poorly. First of all, in the first film, there's a blueprint of Gru's design for the minions in the girl's room in the first film (confirming what you said about them being created by Gru). That doesn't necessarily mean that they couldn't do a minions origin story, they'd just have to change what that story was. I think there would actually be some story potential there. They could explain why Gru wanted to make them, what he thought about them after he did so, what his thought process was and more. Perhaps Gru could have been the main character (to go off of how you mentioned having comic relief characters lead a movie is a bad idea, which I agree with). The second thing is the length. There is no reason, apart from money, for this to be a feature length film, and it's really obvious to me that once the origin story part of the film ends the writers were pretty desperate for ideas and just did whatever they could think of without giving it much thought. I just feel like a lot of stuff in it was really unnecessary and only served as filler. I personally think this would have been better in a short film format.
In short, I think this should have been an animated short about Gru making the minions and the shenanigans that ensued.
Raven's a minions fan?
Well nobody's perfect...
[apologies to Raven. lol]
:P
Gotta delete the whole girlfriend and get a new one
(No I don't care that this comment is two years old
i dont blame her, even i who isn't a minion fan, i gotta admit bob is pretty cute
I know I'm gonna sound stupid right know but... I like how they managed to convey everything these minions say without actual words. Granted, they had to use a narrator at the begining, but through the rest of the movie these three main characters have personalities you can clearly see, they care about eachother, and they bounce of eachother nicely without using any comprehensable language
I completely agree with you! I thought it was very clever to make their language both incomprehensible and completely understandable. You don't sound stupid at all.
-blushing and giggling- Oh, thank you Raven. You're awesome ;3
Gru was at villain con, he can be noticed in the background. That's where he got the ice gun and flying motorcycle
Whoever voiced Scarlet was giving 10x more then what was required
For a role in a Minions movie xD Hilarious Performance
Sandra Bullock.
Well thats not an "Ice gun". In the movies he calls it: "FREEZE RAY!!"
This movie was stupid, made little sense even for well minions.. I preferred when it was suggested they were created by Gru.
Me too
I always thought they were created by Gru originally. It just makes more sense.
Someone else commented on another video related to the Minions movie that they'd like to think that Gru made all of this up when telling the girls a story of how the Minions came to be. And honestly it's a clever idea, I don't think they actually just evolved, they were created by him.
@@CvndyClvb ohh I like that idea a lot. Would fit his character too at being bad at making a story.
@@TehWhiteTiger True!
Fun fact - there was a short on the DVD of the first Despicable Me movie that stated the Minions to be cloned from 'the same strand of mutant DNA'.
The Mangle maybe Gru's Minions are cloned from the original Minions, and Gru killed the original Minions? It would explain why they still serve Gru in spite of him no longer being a Villain.
Directors: Woops forgot about that
@@caseywilde7931 Gru just told this movie as a bedtime story to the girls. All that stuff about Minions being from the dawn of time is just Gru bullshitting his way through the tale.
Continuity be damned I guess
5:04 POTC Reference!
Tia Dalma : "If you do not want it... Give it back."
Jack Sparrow: "No!"
17:45 He got it from Dr. Nefario. And it's not an ice gun, it's a FREEZE RAY!!! *Freezes both Bob and Raven* :P
You are so, SO, criminally underrated it hurts me. I love your videos, so keep up the great work, man!
So Bob and Raven have a long distance relationship? I'm rooting for them. They seem happy together. ^^
EvilCarrotSauce For the time being, yes we do. Hoping to change that in the near future. And thank you for rooting for us. Three years and counting. :-D
I'm in an international relationship and it can be tough sometimes. Good luck to you both!
EvilCarrotSauce To you and your significant other as well! 😁
Oh boy! This'll be fun to watch!
The movie not as much the review will be fun.
8:43 obviously he's not at the convention because he is "Not a crook"
1. It was even established in a short film accompanying the first movie that they were screwed up clones of Gru; so you're right, Bob. They were genetically engineered.
2. There are no Catholic Priests at Westminster Abbey, Bob. Those are Anglicans.
3. I love this review!
I showed my mom this movie even though she can't stand the Minions. But she loved the 60s references (she was born in 67) and I showed her the sequel because the 70s references and she grew up in the 70s. But her favorite scene is when they started doing a Minions cover of her favorite song, "Hair" from her favorite musical/movie, "Hair" (she had a crush on Treat Williams).....she busted out laughing. She hates the Minions but she loves the movies.
Calling that guy Jack Skellington b4 he died is an insult to the Pumpkin King.
Try looking at it this way - he escaped from a shitty movie into an awesome movie via the sweet release of death XD
This ain’t no shitty movie.
Pause the video at 21:26 if you want to read the story behind the Bob minion plushie, it was so cute!! It makes me love their relationship even more!! Bob i hope you and Raven have more beautiful years yet to come. "GOODNIGHT EVERYBODY!!!" - Yako Warner.
18:50 well you just had to wait for 7 years for that
Hey Bobsheaux in 2018 there will be a cool cat sequel called Cool Cat The Kids Superhero. I will pray for your soul
It should more aptly be called "Cool Cat Still Doesn't Save The Kids".
Edward Enderman "Cool Cat Dies Because the fat kid calls him a bad name. :0, HE SAYS U SUCK
Edward Enderman holy cow!!!! Noooooooo!!!!!!!
Gracekim1 YEEEEEESSSS
Have you seen the plot summary someone wrote for it on imbd?
8:44 Nixon is in the crowd at the convention. I think you can see him in the auditorium, as well as El Macho form the second movie.
14:11- Get ready to turn on your captions.
Lost Artist "I followed him IN the hideout SCIMITAR"
I can't believe this made me laugh so hard... I'm a bad person amn't I? XD
18:48 the filmmakers are on with it with a sequel and I’am glad they established it by now
Ah, Raven. Always making a good Bobsheaux episode great
Thanks, Prof!
Raven Fox Audio a normal episode with out Raven is good but with Raven it amazing
This review summed up Epic Voice Guy's feelings on the Minions! He panicked when he saw a character carrying Minions merchandise in-universe during Honest Trailers! 🤣
12:00 MUST BE A DRAGSHEAUX!!!
10:50 your reaction there was priceless! It reminds me of the Nostalgia Critic, actually.
The intro where Raven says this video is possible by viewers like you just reminded me of all the PBS shows I watched and still watch
15:54 "Why did you hire me if you hate me so?" - Mike Nelson in The Brute Man
14:20 the minions speak a mixture of different languages
It's mostly French gibberish.
maybe Villain Con is loaded with SOOOOOO many villains, that the law enforcement cant go near it without any sort of backlash
Say what you will, but I loved this film when it came out. I was (and still remain) a huge Minion enjoyer, and having a whole movie of them just messing around was great. I went to see it the day it came out, and the scene where Stuart imagines Kevin and Bob as bananas made my whole family laugh. I don’t care whether the average 30 something TH-camr despises these characters clearly not marketed towards them, but I loved it nonetheless.
Bob I want you to have your own TV show.... Instead of Bob the builder you'll be Bob the reviewer 😂...😔 I'll go home
black bolt i like that idea
Awesome idea!
"Can he riff it? YES HE CAN!"
Can he review it?
YES HE CAN
Great idea
For a second I thought you were talking about the minion, and I was like "NO!"
16:18 But Bob, that'd be an Anglican priest there.
(although your point still remains)
My biggest problem with this movie is the plothole it creates for the Despicable Me canon. If the minions want to serve the most despicable villain they can, why do they still follow Gru, who's ineffectual at best when the first movie starts and is outright fighting evil in the second one?
Here's a little fun fact about the Minions: There was actually an easter egg in the first Despicable Me film that shows that Gru created the Minions, being a blueprint shown on a wall in one scene. So because of that, I'm going to dismiss the entire Minions movie as being a bedtime story Gru told to the girls about the Minions and have this entire movie be dismissed as non-canon.
That being said, I should also point out that Scarlet Overkill is NOT the first female supervillain, because the Batman antagonist Catwoman debuted in 1940, 28 years before this movie takes place, so she's a bit late to the party.
but hey, this movie will get a sequel in 2020, maybe then we get the minions story we want, Minions & young Gru
Dude the minions language is just all the languages in the world just mashed together
And if you look closely in the background, little Gru attended villaincon and froze Dr. Nefario, stealing his gun
anyone else super impressed by the pirates of penzance in a completely gibberish language being totally flawless? just me?
To answer your question "where did he get that ice gun?" In the scene where the Minions are at villian con, you can see young Gru with his mom looking at the freeze ray.
17:57 berleezy's conspiracy theory with Dexter's Laboratory in a nutshell
Regarding "Why haven't the Minions evolved since the age of the dinosaurs"...maybe they found their one perfect form and had no reason to evolve, like the horseshoe crab? But I don't think this is true...or if it is, it doesn't make sense.
KING BOB!!! *Applause*
13:06 Supposedly in the past India and Australia were connected and then formed the indo-australian plate. Maybe it was their intention to show that? Still doesn't explains why in 1970's they were able to do it...
One thing; Elizabeth Bathory WAS Queen Bloody Mary. It was her nickname.
I like the villain family. They seem cool
Your channel deserves TONS more views and subscribers!
Alot of people hate minions but the Lemmings from Norm of The North are the worst,Media Hunter talked about it in his review
I... kinda liked the movie. It's no masterpiece, but at least they managed to make it the least entertaining without anything annoying, obnoxious or insulting. Heck, I really enjoyed Sandra Bullock's voice acting, her character was pretty much a caricature of herself! There was no better choice for that kind of villain, especialy in her moments of temper tantrum. I also LOVED that villains family, it was just hilarious how that stereotype of the nuclear family with the upbeat father, the sweet and caring mother and the bratty, peppy kids turned out to be a family of villains as well, and taking everything as if they were still a 70s family in their weekend trip.
Also, you can spot little Gru in the villain con, he was actualy talking to a guy in a booth that created the ice gun. Maybe his mother was also in the villain business, so Gru learned all from her, iuncluding how to get the tech.
1:46 From what I've read Bob originally their origin was that Gru genetically made them from corn kernels. They retconned though in this movie. Probably because they wanted to make this a movie without Gru so they changed their origins so they could be on their own in this movie. That's the only reason I can think of and it makes the most sense.
KING BOB!!! Hilarious! Must be Bananasheaux!
The Minions really are overrated. Especially seeing how much money this movie made
i agree and it wasn't even good
Imagine how much the toys made, & how little they cost. Slap a pair of goggles on a knockoff Kinder Egg shell, wrap a cheap piece of cloth on it, & bam, you have yourself a Minion. Or just paint eyes on little Tic Tacs.
You can blame the Rabbids for creating the fad and almost killing Rayman's Reputation for that one.
Lol! Seeing Raven ask Bob to say the conclusion in minionese is hilarious!! Also, 2 reviews on one day?! Holy shit, Bob you and Raven are FUCKING AWESOME!!!
Respect! Power! Subscribers!
Is that Perriwinkle on his left behind him?
It is! It's Perriwinkle from Blue's Clues! I love that cat!
_sir you are like an underappreciated jontron_
I think Gru got his stuff from his dad who was apparently a super villain as well
2:46-2:58 More reasons why we love Raven.
I quite like the 1968 setting.
Bobsheaux maybe they could decide that the wolf pups Stinky, Claudette and Runt are their new bosses and end up killing them.
Remember when Spongebob used to be everywhere instead of those fucking minions.
steamerthesteamtrain Remember when The Simpsons where everywhere before Spongebob?
Not really i'm not that old.
Hell Yeah!
Minions...Spongebob...Simpsons............What's with the color yellow? Even the most popular Pokémon, Pikachu, is yellow. Conspiracy? 🤔
.....Eh, probably not.
Ashley Snoodles Yellow is a popular color for kids. That's what makes a kid appeal character. Pink is also a very popular color when it comes to girls stuff. In the Monster High toyline, Draculaura gets more exposure than any other Ghoul, even being the face of the flash anime in Japan and overshadowing Frankie Stein.
#JusticeForFrankieStein
It is fun to watch the screensaver in the background. I had that when I had windows as my OS, and it was called Electric Sheep.
Am I the only one who thought the Minions were aliens from space and somehow ended in Earth and working for Gru.
Matthew Dilday Actually they were originally genetically engineered Corn Kernels. Then they got retconned to being..... whatever the hell they are.
I always thought gru accidentally spilled some chemicals on a packet of cheesepuffs and the result were the minions
Jacob Schmidt I don't remember that in the film. Was that said in some art book or comic? (The comparison to corn kernels makes sense....and it's more acceptable than the retcon)
Incidentally, that would have made a lot more sense.
my gf thought the same thing
bob AND raven, YOU GUYS ARE ALWAYS GREAT FOR A GOOD VIDEO
16:11 Actually, the Church of England is Protestant and so is the British Monarchy.
ALL HAIL KING BOB!
They just don't have the humour and charm in Despicable Me in this movie.
4:45 - 5:10 What a twist! I didn't see that joke coming!
In the first despicable me movie, it’s pretty obvious that Gru made the minions from corn.
I think the big question here is not why the VillainCon is on public TV, but why there is a SOVIET NUCLEAR SUBMARINE JUST OFF THE COAST OF FLORIDA!!!
You watch Bob, people will hold you to the "King Bob" intro for your panel when/if it happens
Raven better beware IHE when she's carrying that minion around. He has a tendency of burning minions
I can take him.
Okay, the bank robber dad kind of looks like Doofenshmirtz, right? Or am I just crazy?
Now I can't unsee it.
Must be before he met Perry the Platypus. XD
The interaction between you and your girlfriend was friggin adorable.
That's about the only good thing I can say the Minions brought.
You eithered cheered both times he said,"KING BOB!" or you're lying to yourself.
Minions was an alright movie i mean i did watch it when i was sleep-deprived
11:14 has music from Peter and the Wolf. That's a nice touch. :)
You know you're boned when Minions is one of the better films in your review roster
PiePie101 Media Suddenly I'm in the mood to watch some Barbie Life in the Dreamhouse. Anyone with me? No? Okay then.
Cheese Sandwich is also behind him! And Pinkie Pie! And I think, Ducky?
Keep making great reviews with that awsome long hair!
3:45 So that's why i don't get presents in christmas anymore. They killed Santa.
Honestly, I prefer the Rabbids over the Minions. Maybe it's because they weren't as saturated as the Minions, maybe it's because they had some fun games (well, the first three anyway, I haven't played Rabbids Go Home or Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle yet, but they look fun), or maybe it's because of their style of humor. The Rabbids are much more cartoonish, slapstick, Looney Tunes-esque with their stupidity getting them hurt, while the Minions, to me at least, are just "lol, stupid, randem."
Never expected this
Huh, it surprises me to see that Raven is a fan of Minions. Maybe I've been too saturated in ralphthemoviemaker and IHateEverything...
6:01 are those statues lucy? Idk
The villaincon thing reminds me of the Festival of Fools by the Gypsies in Hunchback of Notre Dame
Maybe most humans just cannot see the yellow critters. That’s sort of a... partial explanation, I guess.
These yellow tic-tacs are everything wrong with Illumination. Glad you took the opportunity to tear them apart!
I just hope Minions 2 focuses on the Gru and Minions relationship more than the first movie.
I come from the future: It did focus on Gru more. I wish they had a little more Minion, but what we got was sufficient.
My dad was in Orlando since 1958. There’s some development in 68