Minions & More 1 (2022)
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”Join the Minions in hilarious short films, including a special appearance by The Grinch.”
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With only 45 minutes of runtime, 'Minions & More 1' is a collection of short films that the studio Illumination, the same one behind 'Despicable Me' and 'Minions', has made over the years. The stories are adorable, funny, and peculiar - and include a special appearance from The Grinch. If you love animations and want to spend some time with a fun content with references to other works from Illumination, you will love this selection of shorts.
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This collection of Minions shorts from the 'Despicable Me' franchise includes mini-movies like "Training Wheels," 'Puppy' and 'Yellow Is the New Black.'
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