Run time: 90 mins

A fast-paced family adventure packed with laughs sees the lovable yellow troublemakers unleashed on another delightfully chaotic mission.

This time, the Minions find themselves in 1920s Hollywood, where an ambitious young filmmaker accidentally unleashes a collection of magical monsters. As the creatures escape and chaos spreads, the Minions do what they do best: make everything considerably worse before somehow making it better. Along the way, they stumble through one madcap situation after another, with plenty of mishaps, misunderstandings and explosive slapstick.

The pace rarely lets up, packing every scene with colourful animation, quick-fire jokes and the Minions’ trademark gibberish humour. Younger viewers will love the constant visual comedy, while parents can enjoy the playful references and a story with just enough heart to hold everything together.

Bright, cheerful and consistently funny, this is exactly the kind of animated adventure we expect from the Minions. It may not reinvent the formula, but its infectious sense of fun, lovable characters and endless stream of gags make it an easy crowd-pleaser for audiences of all ages, with plenty of laughs to reward repeat viewings.