Get Ready to Groove with the Banana-loving Minions at Home!
The third installment of Illumination Studios' Minions franchise, Minions & Monsters, has just landed on digital platforms like Prime Video, less than 40 days after its big-screen debut.
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The third installment of Illumination Studios' Minions franchise, Minions & Monsters, has just landed on digital platforms like Prime Video, less than 40 days after its big-screen debut. This prequel takes us back to the roaring '20s and follows a tribe of Minions who mistake an actor for a prolific villain, leading them into the glamorous world of Hollywood. The movie, praised by critics as "the best one yet" by IGN's reviewer, is now available for rental at $19.99 or purchase digitally for $29.99. Digital extras are included with the full purchase, and Prime Video offers a bundle deal of all three Minions movies for $49.99. If you prefer physical copies, the DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K editions are up for preorder, with the 4K collector's edition priced similarly to the digital version. However, you'll have to wait until September 8 for the DVD shipment. Minions & Monsters will eventually find its way to Peacock, following a similar timeline as Despicable Me 4, which took about four months to arrive on the service back in 2024. With the success of their partnership with Nintendo's Super Mario Galaxy Movie, it seems Illumination may focus more on the world of video games in the near future. Blythe Dujardin, an Audience Development Coordinator at IGN, is keeping a close eye on streaming news and is always ready to delve into character customization screens and collectibles when she's not busy following the Minions' latest adventures!
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