The rise of the gro is deep into the fashion of the 70s [EXCLUSIVE CLIP]

Screen Rant is pleased to present an exclusive behind-the-scenes clip. Celebrating home release Minions: The Rise of Gru, which will be available digitally August 30 via Universal Pictures Home Entertainment. Prepare after 2015 Ministers (This itself was a prerequisite for light. despicable me movies), the latest film in the franchise follows young Gru (still voiced by Steve Carell) as he tangles with a group of supervillains known as the Vicious 6 in the 1970s.

That’s where titular creatures come in. Minions: The Rise of GruThe “Mini Boss” ignores their initial attempts to save their skins, but is determined to support his own cause. The story divides its time between the ministers and the Guru himself, serving as a perfect bridge between the previous film and the original trilogy. Despite delays due to the pandemic that changed the film’s release date, Pleasant Yellow has shown its staying power by grossing more than $800 million at the international box office so far.

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Universal is now poised to bring that success home with its upcoming digital and physical release. Minions: The Rise of Gru. in Screen RantIn an exclusive clip, the cast and creators break down how they captured the film’s 70s aesthetic. Minions may be timeless, but they still do their best to blend in with the times they occupy. Director Kyle Balda, along with production directors Jonathan Del Val and Brad Ableson, explain which iconic fashion pieces were most in their minds when coming up with character designs. Watch the full clip below:

Carell adds his personal memories of 70s fashion and hairstyles, which are brilliantly incorporated into the film. Cruel 6 had plenty of flair for the times, and the directorial team had a good laugh at what was fashionable and now out of style. But like the Minions themselves, the 70s always come back to cool.

4K, Blu-ray and DVD versions Minions: The Rise of Gru This clip is packed with amazing special features, including a feature called “The 70s – Fashion, Food and Funk”. Other fun bonus content to dive into:

• POST MODERN MINIONS (MINI MOVIE) – Experience being an artistic genius when a minion sneaks out of a 1970s post-modern art gallery, joins his fellow minions and unwittingly creates explosive new art as described by a winning art critic. The greatest art ever seen. As the critic moves on to the next new artist, our minion tries everything to get back into the limelight, which accidentally leads to his next unexpected job.
• Minions & Monsters (Mini Movie) – Follow a new Minion as he joins three more seasoned Minions playing a 1970s fantasy role-playing game. After struggling to acquire the skills needed to master the game, the newbie unexpectedly rises to the occasion and saves the day, earning a magical crown and the admiration of his friends.
• Extended scene, exits and character profiles
• Groove Animation – Join Steve Carell and his directors as they take us through the animation process. From concept art, to storyboards, and to the final film, every step of Groo-V is explained in fascinating and fascinating detail.
• MINION MARTIAL ARTS – In this 1970s martial arts movie inspired throwback, we hear from the film’s directors about their inspiration, how they created authenticity in the animation, the role the many martial artists in the show played in bringing it to life, and how they teach. To fight Mio.
• How to Draw (and Animate) with Brad Ableson – Co-director Brad Ableson shows us how to draw all of our favorite characters.
• LAIR FLAIR: HIDE YOUR OWN MINION – Minions aren’t the only ones who can build a secret lair – now you can too! (And yours shouldn’t be built under the crib.)
• Super Style Shop – Minion’s overalls and glasses are timeless. Simple but practical. But sometimes minions have an off day and can ditch their work clothes for something more fashionable. Here’s how to create new fashions for your Minions!

Minions: The Rise of Gru It will be available digitally on August 30th, and on 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD on September 6th.

Source: Universal Pictures Home Entertainment