Despicable Me is Despicable Me. "Despicable Me" is a new 3D animated film produced by Universal Pictures and Illumination Entertainment. The movie tells the story of the villain Gru who has a whimsical plan to steal the moon. The plot is set to see the return of the world's greatest villain. The film's comical and interesting actions, coupled with the famous comedian Steve Carell's passionate performance, make "Despicable Me" a highly anticipated film. "Despicable Me", also known as "Despicable Me", is directed by Pierre Coffin and Chris Renard. This 3D animation produced by Universal Pictures is about: In a world surrounded by white fences and roses In a suburban residential area surrounded by shrubs, there is a lifeless black house. There is a huge unknown secret hidden here, and Gru is planning an unprecedented plan - he is trying to steal the moon. Gru is the world's greatest villain. After he heard the news that the Pyramid of Khufu in Egypt was stolen, he was dissatisfied with the emergence of new thieves on the market and decided to build a rocket and take off to steal the moon. When he went to get a loan, he met Vector, a new thief who had stolen the Pyramid of Khufu, whom he hated. In order to get the shrink ray gun back from Vector, Gru decided to adopt three people who had sold cookies to him but were rejected by him. There are two orphans - Margot, Edith and Agnes. He takes advantage of their opportunity to enter Vector's castle to sell cookies to commit theft, intending to deal with them secretly after the plan is successful. However, in ordinary daily interactions, Gru developed feelings for these three little girls. In order not to affect the careful plan to steal the moon, Gru had to send the three children back to the orphanage. When his plan succeeds, Vector kidnaps the children. The ending is that Gru rescues three imps and the moon returns to the universe. The script is set so that this character will eventually end with Gru himself becoming a hero. The protagonist changes from a guy who laughs at the neighbor's dog to a real hero. It is this heroic transformation that allows him to correct the mistakes he once made. From this perspective, this film is full of themes of growth. Perhaps it is this special plot of "desires to rise before they are suppressed" that make this animation bring a different feeling to the audience. [2] The dubbing lineup of the movie is gorgeous, not to mention Steve Carell and Jason Segel, the "bitch rocker" Russell in "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" Brand, Danny McBride in "Pineapple Express," Jack McBrayer in "3D Comics," and Jack McBrayer in the ace talk show "Saturday Night Live." Kristen Wiig, and the Korean guy Ken Jeong who stole the show in "The Hangover"... these masters of weird comedy are all under his tutelage.