Minions & Monsters (2026)
Hollywood has a monster problem.
AdventureAnimationComedyFamilyFantasy
Director: Pierre Coffin · Writers: Brian Lynch, Pierre Coffin
This is the rambunctious, ridiculous and totally true story of how the Minions conquered Hollywood, became movie stars, lost everything, unleashed monsters onto the world and then banded together to try and save the planet from the mayhem they had just created.
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Apple TV Store
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YouTube
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Cast
Pierre Coffin
The Minions (voice) 
Trey Parker
Goomi (voice) 
Christoph Waltz
Max (voice) 
Allison Janney
Olivia (voice) 
Jesse Eisenberg
Dort (voice) 
Jeff Bridges
Frank / Elwood (voice) 
Zoey Deutch
Debbie (voice) 
Bobby Moynihan
Phillips (voice) 
Phil LaMarr
Howard (voice) 
George Lucas
George Lucas (voice) 
Barbara Eve Harris
Additional Voices (voice) 
Eric Bauza
Additional Voices (voice) User Reviews (2)
When the yellow perils manage to gatecrash a film studio and cause havoc on the set of a film, the director is terrified that his two rotund bosses will want his head. Instead, though, they adore the chaos and commission him to make more films featuring the "Minions". Swiftly, they go from rags to riches and are hugely popular until... Sound. Silent movies have gone the way of the dodo and now there is to be audio. Yikes - who wants to sit in a drive-in and listen to lots of squeaking and squawking coming from these diminutive stars? Well, nobody really and so swiftly they are back out on poverty row once more with nowhere to go. "James" and his pal "Henry" conclude that their film-making days are not yet over when their erstwhile director gives them an old boxed Brownie, but they need a baddie. What better one than a monster, and when they stumble upon an ancient book of spells and arou…
They've even ruined this. It's lost its old charm. This is the first time I've been so bored while watching Minions. It's not bad, but it's not great either. It's just something to watch casually. Either I'm getting old and it doesn't give me the same feeling anymore, or they've really messed it up. It's actually an animation I really loved. Still, thank you for your effort.
