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Gru is recruited by the Anti-Villain League to help deal with a powerful new super criminal.
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When the world needed a hero, they called a villain.
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Trivia
Kristen Wiig returns to the sequel, but is playing a different character than the one in the first movie.
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Quotes
Agnes:
I know what makes you a boy.
Gru:
[
turns to Agnes]
Uh... You do?
Agnes:
The bald head.
Gru:
Oh, yes.
Agnes:
[
creates an imaginary line around the head of a confused Gru]
It's really smooth. Sometimes I stare at it, I imagine a little chick popping out.
[
imitates a chick hatchling]
Agnes:
Peep-peep-peep-peep.
Gru:
Good night, Agnes.
[
gives Agnes a good night kiss]
Gru:
Never get older.
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Crazy Credits
Throughout the first half of the end-credits, three minions hold auditions for
Minions.
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Connections
References
Mission: Impossible (1996)
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Soundtracks
"Love's Theme"
Written by Barry White
Performed by Love Unlimited Orchestra
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
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I went to the cinema preview with my friend for this movie, and its even better than the first film! I only saw the first film recently, and I really liked it. I wasn't sure I wanted to go and see the film at first, but my mate wanted me to go and see the preview yesterday with him, and reluctantly, I said yes. Usually, the second films aren't better than the first, but boy was I wrong! I was laughing through out the whole film, and so was everyone in the audience, it was full to! Steve Carrell's character, Gru, was hilarious. I think everyone could agree though, the minions were the best characters in the film. My friend told me the directors made up a little language and did the voices, and I was very impressed, for you could hear a hint of English in every word they said.
So, if you have seen the first film and liked it, don't hesitate to go and see it when it officially come out on the 28th June. And if you haven't seen the first film, why not?