Despicable Me 4 – Verified

is not the best film in the series (that honor still belongs to the original), but it is far from the worst. If you are a parent looking for 90 minutes of colorful chaos to keep your children quiet, this is a perfect summer blockbuster. If you are an adult expecting the sharp wit of early Pixar, you will be disappointed.

: Gru and Lucy welcome a new biological son, Gru Jr., who seems to take pleasure in tormenting his father while showing a natural affinity for villainy. Maxime Le Mal : A French-accented supervillain voiced by Will Ferrell despicable me 4

Despite mixed critical reviews (it currently holds a 55% rating on Rotten Tomatoes), cleaned up at the global box office. It grossed over $900 million worldwide, proving that franchise fatigue does not exist when toddlers are in control of the remote control. is not the best film in the series

For those who may be new to the Despicable Me universe, let's take a quick look at the journey so far. The first film, released in 2010, introduced us to Gru (voiced by Steve Carell), a supervillain with a passion for causing chaos and mayhem. However, his life takes a dramatic turn when he's forced to adopt three girls – Margo (Mirranda Kosack), Edith (Dana Zahredka), and Agnes (Elsie Fisher) – as part of a deal with a rival villain. : Gru and Lucy welcome a new biological son, Gru Jr