Return to zork hints. Cro Minion is one of the longer and better of the Minion short films. It tells the story of two prehistoric minions left to babysit a cave child and the chaos that causes. Yes it's predictible but it's exactly what you'd expect it to be.

It looks great, it has all the usual minion charm and delivers on every front. Essential viewing for fans of the Despicable Me universe. The Good: Very well animated The usual charming stuff The Bad: Nothing really Things I Learnt From This Short: Minions make terrible babysitters.

The team who brought you Despicable Me and the biggest animated hits of 2013 and 2015, Despicable Me 2.

I chose to go see Minions this because I enjoy comedies and also enjoyed Despicable Me before hand. My favorite part of the film would have to be the ending, this is because it was the most dramatic and action packed part of the film!

Showing a scene of loyalty, definitely a great finale. I also liked the fact that it linked with the film Despicable Me, creating a twist.

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I found the characters e.g. Bob, Stuart and Kevin (The main 3 Minions) very hilarious, I also found the main villain Scarlet misleading and cunning. These two types of characters, add an extra element of comedy to the film.I would have enjoyed it if I where younger and around the age 9 or 10 and I recommend it to a younger audience.