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Moi, moche et méchant

Moi, moche et méchant (2010)

★ 7.26 1h 35m Familial

Dans un charmant quartier résidentiel délimité par des clôtures de bois blanc et orné de rosiers fleurissants se dresse une bâtisse noire entourée d’une pelouse en friche. Cette façade sinistre cache un secret : Gru, un méchant vilain, entouré d’une myriade de sous‐fifres et armé jusqu’aux dents, qui, à l’insu du voisinage, complote le plus gros casse de tous les temps : voler la lune (Oui, la lune !)… Gru affectionne toutes sortes de sales joujoux. Il possède une multitude de véhicules de combat aérien et terrestre et un arsenal de rayons immobilisants et rétrécissants avec lesquels il anéantit tous ceux qui osent lui barrer la route… jusqu’au jour où il tombe nez à nez avec trois petites orphelines qui voient en lui quelqu’un de tout à fait différent : un papa. Le plus grand vilain de tous les temps se retrouve confronté à sa plus dure épreuve : trois fillettes prénommées Margo, Édith et Agnès.

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Overview

Dans un charmant quartier résidentiel délimité par des clôtures de bois blanc et orné de rosiers fleurissants se dresse une bâtisse noire entourée d’une pelouse en friche. Cette façade sinistre cache un secret : Gru, un méchant vilain, entouré d’une myriade de sous‐fifres et armé jusqu’aux dents, qui, à l’insu du voisinage, complote le plus gros casse de tous les temps : voler la lune (Oui, la lune !)… Gru affectionne toutes sortes de sales joujoux. Il possède une multitude de véhicules de combat aérien et terrestre et un arsenal de rayons immobilisants et rétrécissants avec lesquels il anéantit tous ceux qui osent lui barrer la route… jusqu’au jour où il tombe nez à nez avec trois petites orphelines qui voient en lui quelqu’un de tout à fait différent : un papa. Le plus grand vilain de tous les temps se retrouve confronté à sa plus dure épreuve : trois fillettes prénommées Margo, Édith et Agnès.

Cast

  • Steve Carell as Gru (voice)
  • Jason Segel as Vector (voice)
  • Miranda Cosgrove as Margo (voice)
  • Dana Gaier as Edith (voice)
  • Elsie Fisher as Agnes (voice)
  • Russell Brand as Dr. Nefario (voice)
  • Julie Andrews as Gru's Mother (voice)
  • Will Arnett as Mr. Perkins (voice)
  • Kristen Wiig as Miss Hattie (voice)
  • Pierre Coffin as Tim / Bob / Mark / Phil / Stuart (voice)

Reviews

The Movie Mob 2022-09-09
★ 9
**Despicable Me's mischievous characters enhance and strengthen its heartwarming family-focused story.**

Despicable Me completely took me by surprise! Steve Carrell leads this heartwarmingly delightful, funny film with a fresh premise different from other kid's movies, hilariously lovable characters, and superb execution. Being one of my three-year-old's favorites, I have seen this movie 100 times, and it doesn't get old. Cartel's voice acting is as entertaining as possible, and the Minions are just a masterstroke of brilliance that my daughter exclaims, "it's so cute!" every time they're on the TV. But this animated heist film becomes much more as three orphaned girls warm the heart of criminal mastermind Gru as he grows from an evil loner to a caring father. Despicable Me was as touching as hilarious, and its creativity and fantastic characters make it my absolute favorite animated film of all time.
CinemaSerf 2025-12-25
★ 7
I’m not sure he’d be terribly flattered by the comparison, but I kept seeing a skinny-legged Terry-Thomas every time I watched the dastardly “Gru” plot his latest scheme to prove he is the most evil of criminal masterminds. His latest plan is to steal the moon! Thing is, he needs a gadget that is being kept in the highest security by “Vector” in his fortress-like home. Try as he will, he simply cannot overcome the defences and so he has to think laterally. The result? Well that involves some cookies and three orphans. They will wheedle their way into the heart of his home and then the robotised cookies will do their stuff. Of course, not only doesn’t that work but poor old “Gru” starts to find himself feeling an uncharacteristic affection for these rugrats. Indeed, they start to become even more important than his grand design. How can he possibly capture the gadget, steal the moon, cement his global reputation and keep the children (and his army of minions) all happy, too? I don’t usually take to films with children in them, but I really did quite enjoy this crime caper with a difference. The “Gru” character is a masterpiece of increasingly soft-hearted wickedness; there are enough gadgets and gizmos to keep “007” busy for years and the story races along for ninety minutes of fun, menace and even a bit of inappropriate photocopying from his yellow perils too! It’s a characterful animation that innovates as it entertains and even I, who always thinks the baddie should emerge victorious, couldn’t begrudge the sequel-inviting conclusion.