Touching, sentimental and heartbreaking :)

Rating: 10/10 (16 February 2011)

Despicable Me is one of a few animated movies I really have no excitement to watch at all. Another one for me is "How to Train your dragon". This probably may be due to their uninteresting titles to my liking. Anywho, I cannot imagine not to watch them more than once afterwards.
First off, Despicable Me does have a number of dark and crude jokes mixed with sentimental moments among the characters. I feel for those poor little girls: Margo, Edith and Agnes for being orphans and residing at the orphanage owned by "Miss Hatties". This reminds me of the movie named "Meet the Robinsons" (2007) at which the protagonist is an orphan too.
The pace of this movie is very fast and the heart-melting process is as powerful. For a record, I love how this process slowly creeps into Gru's heart. I am amazed how Supervillain can live in harmony with those 3 girls and even changed his attitude towards life.
To wrap up, I would regret not watching this movie because it is simply phenomenal, eye-opening and wonderfully inspirational. It makes me aware more of those desperate orphans waiting to be adopted. I could see how normal kids with moms and dads can be proud of themselves and live the moment for their future with better chance and faith than those 3 little girls. Lastly, the soundtracks by Pharrell and scores by Hans Zimmer have a strong impact on how one may experience and consume this movie with greater excitement. They are all well-composed and suited to every single scenes appearing in the movie. In particular, I love the unique scores for 3 little girl's and vector's appearances. They are simply thoughtful of the movie producer.
Cheers,