Minions & Monsters

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Overview

This is the rambunctious, ridiculous and totally true story of how the Minions conquered Hollywood, became movie stars, lost everything, unleashed monsters onto the world and then banded together to try and save the planet from the mayhem they had just created.

Media

Minions & Monsters | Official Trailer

Cast

Director:

Pierre Coffin

Writer:

David Feiss, Lyndon Ruddy, Natalie Nourigat, Brian Lynch, Pierre Coffin

Release Date:

2026-06-24

Run Time:

90m

Tagline:

Hollywood has a monster problem.

Genres:

Adventure Animation Comedy Family Fantasy

Keywords:

1930s 3d animation filmmaking hollywood magic prequel sequel spin off

Financials and Popularity

Budget: 85,000,000.00$

Revenue: 450,475,350.00$

Vote Average: 6.4/10

Vote Count: 261 Votes

Movie Popularity: 267.0638

Spoken Languages: English, Vietnamese, Spanish

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- 03 July 2026 at 12:00 am

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⭐ Insomniacs Rating: 8/10 THE SUMMARYA wonderfully chaotic, fast-paced animated comedy that gives the long-running franchise a brilliantly fresh lease of life. Moving away from the familiar Gru timeline, this prequel lands a new tribe of Minions in the lawless landscape of 1920s Old Hollywood. Led by two creative misfits, James and Henry, the yellow crew accidentally disrupt a Western film set, instantly become silent movie icons, and move into massive mansions. But when "talkies" arrive and ruin their silent fame, they set out to make the ultimate monster movie, using a dark spellbook to summon an obsequious little demon named Goomi who promises to find them real creature features. THE PROSSetting the film in the golden age of cinema is a massive stroke of genius, letting director Pierre Coffin load the screen with brilliantly clever homages to Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, and old-school monster flicks. Dropping Kevin, Stuart, and Bob for fresh leads like James and Henry gives the slapstick humor a much-needed shot of energy. Trey Parker steals the entire show voicing the pint-sized, Cthulhu-like demon Goomi, channeling an absolute masterclass of unhinged, Cartman-esque comedic delivery that will have both kids and adults laughing out loud. THE CONSThe film splits the tribe into two separate subplots, and the B-story involving leader Dick tracking down a useless, nerdy alien robot named Dort feels incredibly lightweight compared to the Hollywood chaos. While the animation pays beautiful tribute to early cinema grains and silent film framing early on, the massive, noisy monster showdown in the final act abandons all that unique style for a generic, modern blockbuster CGI scramble. THE VERDICTA great 8/10. It is easily the most creative, visually interesting, and genuinely funny entry in the franchise since the original Despicable Me. It comfortably secures an 8 because the 1920s Hollywood setting is a joy to watch, the movie parodies land perfectly, and it is packed with a proper amount of heart and artistic flair. It only misses out on a higher status due to that slightly disjointed robot subplot, but it is an absolute blast of a family film. INSOMNIAC TRIVIA• Classical Chords: Breaking a massive tradition for the series, this is the first installment where the soundtrack features a full classical score by John Powell, completely ditching the pop and rock needle drops used in the previous movies.• Masterful Voice: Franchise architect Pierre Coffin continues his absolute domination behind the microphone, individually voicing hundreds of distinct Minions for the film, including the main artistic duo James and Henry.• Famous Fan: Legendary filmmaker George Lucas makes a completely unexpected, hilarious live-action cameo appearance trapped inside a display case at a modern-day film history museum after being personally approached by the producers. THE VIBELike crashing a vintage black-and-white movie set with a pocket full of firecrackers and a massive bunch of bananas. It smells like old celluloid film, hot studio lights, and pure, unfiltered cartoon madness. Stylish, nostalgic, and proper funny.

Videos

Minions & Monsters | Official Trailer

Cast

Jesse Eisenberg

Christoph Waltz

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Insomniacs Reviews
- 3 July 2026 at 1:00 AM

⭐ Insomniacs Rating: 8/10
THE SUMMARY
A wonderfully chaotic, fast-paced animated comedy that gives the long-running franchise a brilliantly fresh lease of life. Moving away from the familiar Gru timeline, this prequel lands a new tribe of Minions in the lawless landscape of 1920s Old Hollywood. Led by two creative misfits, James and Henry, the yellow crew accidentally disrupt a Western film set, instantly become silent movie icons, and move into massive mansions. But when “talkies” arrive and ruin their silent fame, they set out to make the ultimate monster movie, using a dark spellbook to summon an obsequious little demon named Goomi who promises to find them real creature features.
THE PROS
Setting the film in the golden age of cinema is a massive stroke of genius, letting director Pierre Coffin load the screen with brilliantly clever homages to Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, and old-school monster flicks. Dropping Kevin, Stuart, and Bob for fresh leads like James and Henry gives the slapstick humor a much-needed shot of energy. Trey Parker steals the entire show voicing the pint-sized, Cthulhu-like demon Goomi, channeling an absolute masterclass of unhinged, Cartman-esque comedic delivery that will have both kids and adults laughing out loud.
THE CONS
The film splits the tribe into two separate subplots, and the B-story involving leader Dick tracking down a useless, nerdy alien robot named Dort feels incredibly lightweight compared to the Hollywood chaos. While the animation pays beautiful tribute to early cinema grains and silent film framing early on, the massive, noisy monster showdown in the final act abandons all that unique style for a generic, modern blockbuster CGI scramble.
THE VERDICT
A great 8/10. It is easily the most creative, visually interesting, and genuinely funny entry in the franchise since the original Despicable Me. It comfortably secures an 8 because the 1920s Hollywood setting is a joy to watch, the movie parodies land perfectly, and it is packed with a proper amount of heart and artistic flair. It only misses out on a higher status due to that slightly disjointed robot subplot, but it is an absolute blast of a family film.
INSOMNIAC TRIVIA
• Classical Chords: Breaking a massive tradition for the series, this is the first installment where the soundtrack features a full classical score by John Powell, completely ditching the pop and rock needle drops used in the previous movies.
• Masterful Voice: Franchise architect Pierre Coffin continues his absolute domination behind the microphone, individually voicing hundreds of distinct Minions for the film, including the main artistic duo James and Henry.
• Famous Fan: Legendary filmmaker George Lucas makes a completely unexpected, hilarious live-action cameo appearance trapped inside a display case at a modern-day film history museum after being personally approached by the producers.
THE VIBE
Like crashing a vintage black-and-white movie set with a pocket full of firecrackers and a massive bunch of bananas. It smells like old celluloid film, hot studio lights, and pure, unfiltered cartoon madness. Stylish, nostalgic, and proper funny.

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