Mi Villano Favorito 4 (or Despicable Me 4 for English speakers) has finally arrived, and it proves one thing: retirement from villainy is impossible when you have Minions around. This time, Gru (voiced once again by the incomparable Steve Carell) is facing a threat that hits close to home—literally. A new nemesis, Maxime Le Mal (a delightfully over-the-top Will Ferrell), escapes from the AVL with a grudge as big as his ridiculous rooster haircut. Maxime wants revenge, and he wants Gru’s family to watch.

Have you seen Mi Villano Favorito 4 ? Does Gru Jr. steal the movie, or do the Minions still rule the world? Let me know in the comments!

Twelve years ago, we met a supervillain with a pointy nose, a thick accent, and a heart the size of a shriveled pea. Fast forward to 2024, and that same "villain" is now a certified family man, an Anti-Villain League agent, and—believe it or not—a dad again.

Parents will laugh at Gru’s suburban torture. Kids will lose their minds every time a Minion turns into a superhero. And everyone will walk out humming the theme song.

Without spoiling the best five minutes of the movie, let’s just say there is a subplot where five Minions become superheroes. We’re talking elastic limbs, laser vision, and giant rock fists. It’s The Avengers if The Avengers communicated exclusively in high-pitched gibberish and threw bananas at each other. Let’s be honest: Despicable Me 1 was lightning in a bottle. The sequels and prequels have been a mixed bag of fart jokes and genuine heart.