BVGood news for Minions fans, because the cute yellow villains are back on the big screen. This morning, the premiere of “Minions 2: Hoe Gru Superschurk Became,” part of the movie, took place at Kinepolis Ostend. In the presence of some familiar faces and their children.
In the heart of the 1970s, a puppy grew up in the suburbs. He is a fan of a band of super-villains known as ‘Vicious 6’ and devises a plan to become evil enough to join them. Fortunately, he had the support of his loyal followers, disciples. Together with Kevin, Stuart, Bob and Otto – the new minions with bows and a desperate need for attention – they develop their skills and test their new weapons to complete their first mission.
When the leader of ‘Vicious 6’, the legendary Wild Knuckles fighter, is expelled from the group, Gru seizes his chance to become the newest member of the gang. This isn’t smooth sailing (to say the least), and it only gets worse when Gru outruns them and suddenly becomes the enemy of all evil. Gru turns to an unexpected source for help, Wild Knuckles himself, and discovers that even the bad guys sometimes need a little help from their friends.
In the Flemish version of this film full of humor, references to pop culture, hilarious music, and super action, we hear Quinn van Imbe, Jane Pervoets, Sandrine van Handenhoven, Sergent Ingeborg, Gunter Lesage and Walter Bailey.
Minions 2: How Gru Became Super Villain hits theaters July 6.
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