U.S. Illumination has produced 13 feature films, with an average gross of $711 million per film. The studio's highest-grossing films are The Super Mario Bros. Movie ($1.362 billion), Minions ($1.159 billion), and Despicable Me 3 ($1.034 billion).

Illumination Entertainment Minions (film)

The Despicable Me films are produced by the animation company Illumination and distributed by its parent company, Universal Pictures. The company has also produced the popular movies The Secret Life of Pets, Sing, as well as Dr.

Minions (/ˈmɪnjənz/) are an all-male species of fictional yellow creatures that appear in Illumination's Despicable Me franchise. They are characterized by their childlike behavior and their language, which is largely unintelligible.

Minions is neither Disney nor Pixar. The Minions franchise is owned by Illumination, a production company that is part of Universal Pictures. Universal Pictures is a subsidiary of NBCUniversal, which is in turn owned by Comcast.

Minions became famous because of their relatability. They represent the childlike wonder and joy that we all crave in our lives. Their carefree attitude and loyalty to their leader, Gru, also resonate with our desire for belonging and purpose.

In Despicable Me, it's mentioned that the Minions are from a single mutated strand of DNA during one of the extras movies. It's assumed that Gru made them. But in the Minions movie, they evolve along with all other life on Earth.

Minion mayhem Both Despicable Me and Minions are protected trade marks and copyright of Universal Studios.

humanoid invertebrates Minion (plural: Minions, scientific name: Minionus despicabilis) is the name given to a species of short and yellow-skinned humanoid invertebrates, they can have one or two eyes. Their favorite type of food is banana.

The undeniable stars of the hit Despicable Me franchise, the Minions, have all been confirmed as male by co-creator Pierre Coffin. The yellow-skinned, pill-shaped creatures, who exist to serve the world's greatest evildoers, won hearts through their patented combination of adorability and blunderous behavior.

In Despicable Me, it's mentioned that the Minions are from a single mutated strand of DNA during one of the extras movies. It's assumed that Gru made them. But in the Minions movie, they evolve along with all other life on Earth.

The Despicable Me/Minions movies are made by Illumination Entertainment, which is owned by Universal Studios.