A Art Tv Review

English“Despicable Me.” I have a vague memory of dipping in and out of the first one, but other than that, the franchise has completely passed me by. I did a quick Google search to catch up before diving headlong into “Despicable Me 4,” and was shocked to discover that there are at least five films in the “Despicable Me” universe. How on earth, I thought, could there possibly be enough content for another film in the series? I did, however, find myself standing in line at the theater on a cloudy Saturday morning, along with several sleepy-looking parents and overly loud kids, coffee in hand, wondering how exactly I ended up there, but, ready to go nonetheless. And, moviegoers, let me tell you, I had a blast. Granted, it wasn’t the movie of the year, and I won’t be rushing back to see it for a long time. But “Despicable Me 4” offered a light sense of relief that was surprisingly welcome after a busy, stressful work week. Directors: Chris Renaud, Patrick Delage Writers: Mike White, Ken D...