The annoying yellow guys aren’t known as good role models for ... anything. But their new movie actually has a great life lesson.
Huge news: The Minions are back, baby!, who perceive them either as cute little distractions or a symbol of society’s downfall. But when it comes to kids, they can’t get enough. A staggering fact:is the highest-grossing animated franchise in history, earning over $3.5 billion over four films.Despicable Memovie, exploring the origins of Gru ’s villainy.
Otto is incredibly eager to please as well as deeply loyal; he’d happily go an extra thousand miles to please Gru. Deep down, and like so many of us, he just wants to belong—making him a surprisingly relatable character. .Otto has a tuft of hair, a mouth full of braces, and, most excitingly, he’s fat. In fact—and it truly blows my mind to say this—Otto is the best fat character in a major animated film“So what if he’s fat?” you might ask.
Fat characters are also often the bad guys—think of Disney villains like Pete, the Queen of Hearts, and Ursula. These portrayals can have damaging effects on viewers of all kinds and all ages—especially younger ones, like all the kids eating upOtto, however, is the exception to the rule. In just one movie, he manages to become the absolute star of the entire, he receives an entire character arc of his own, complete with tough losses and major victories.