Gru, the nicest of the big baddies, Garfield, the famous cat who hates Mondays… They are about to find their audience in theaters. Here are the animated films to watch this summer to stay cool and have a good time with your family.
«Vice-versa 2»
A huge box office success, the new Pixar production “Vice-Versa 2” has something to delight the whole family. In this second part, Riley, the young ice hockey fan heroine who we discovered in 2015, is now 13 years old and must face new emotions linked to puberty. Among them, Anxiety and Boredom, characters to whom Dorothée Pousséo and Adèle Exarchopoulos lent their voices in the French version, and who will somewhat destabilize Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear and Disgust. Funny, deep and touching, this new opus, produced with the help of psychology experts, tells the story of adolescence with great accuracy.
“Vice-Versa 2”, by Kelsey Mann, already in theaters, 1h36.
“Despicable Me 4”
Gru, Lucy, Agnes, Edith, Margo and the adorable minions are back in theaters on July 10 in “Despicable Me 4”. In this opus, directed by the American Chris Renaud and the Frenchman Patrick Delage, Gru must face Maxime Le Mal and his girlfriend the fatal Valentina, while the family grows with the arrival of Gru Junior, a little boy with a strong character who will give his father, the nicest of the big bad guys, a hard time.
“Despicable Me 4,” by Chris Renaud and Patrick Delage, in theaters July 10, 1h34.
“Garfield: Hero in Reluctance”
Starting July 31, young and old alike will be able to reunite with the most famous indoor cat in “Garfield: The Reluctant Hero.” This time, the ginger tomcat who loves lasagna will have to step out of his comfort zone to save his father Vic, who is on the run from a crazy kitty. The reunion promises to be risky, but above all hilarious. To carry out this thrilling mission, he will of course be able to count on the help of his dog friend Odie.
“Garfield: hero in spite of himself”, by Mark Dindal, July 31 at the cinema, 1h41.
“Little Panda in Africa”
In August, toddlers will also be able to travel alongside Ping, a young panda from a small village in China who decides to go to Africa to help his friend, Jielong the dragon, kidnapped to be offered to a capricious young lion. An adventure about friendship and tolerance, during which we meet many animals, including this mischievous little monkey and this wrinkled orangutan sailor, but also an angry hyena, a rhinoceros, meerkats, elephants, giraffes… to the delight of children.
“Little Panda in Africa”, by Richard Claus and Karsten Kiilerich, August 7 at the cinema, 1h29.
