Despicable Me has featured a slew of engaging villains over the years with fun gimmicks. But Gru's original foe, Vector, remains the most missed.

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So we are reminded by “Despicable Me,” an animated film featuring Steve Carell as the voice of Gru, an arch-fiend hamstrung by moppets.

After the first Despicable Me, it became clear the Minions – and not Gru – were the breakout stars.Naturally, Hollywood gave the childish critters their own movie in which to run amuck. Set in ...

So in Despicable Me, Gru is a supervillain whose star is fading — his rival, Vector, has stolen the Great Pyramid from Egypt, and Gru needs a big score to prove that he’s still got it.

Naturally, Vector will stop at nothing to foil Gru's plans, launching "Despicable Me" into a tit-for-tat, "Spy vs. Spy" routine that harkens to a time when toons weren't afraid to drop an anvil on ...

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Steve Carell gives an ever-expanding heart and heavily accented voice to the (initially) despicable villain Gru in the new animated film, Despicable Me. When we first meet our hero, er, villain ...

Despicable Me 4 review: Gru and his minions’ gags and goofs are too silly for the grown ups ... (apart from the geeky Vector) was a delicious treat. Despicable Me was exactly what it wanted to be.

From there, “Despicable Me” does little more than kill time while family members try adjusting to their new surroundings, including Gru’s dealings with a snotty neighbor voiced by Carell’s ...