The Minions are well-known for being Illumination's biggest goofballs, but their best Minions character, James, shows just how compelling they can be.

The prequel balances minion mayhem with a 12-year-old villain's origin story, though it lacks the structure of the original Despicable Me films.

There’s one particular Minion gag in Despicable Me 4 that I can’t stop thinking about. It’s so simple, but every time I remember it, I chuckle. Basically, one of Gru’s Minions gets stuck in a vending ...

It's none other than Pierre Coffin, the French animator who co-directed the first three Despicable Me movies and directed Minions an ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. FILE - Pierre Coffin, left, director of "Minions & Monsters," and Chris Meledandri, CEO of Illumination, appear during the ...