From the first part to the third part, the director and screenwriter seem to have changed from making an animation and using their imagination to how to please the audience and create laughs. This may be the scary part of public opinion. Before the first movie was released, their interpretation was always based on the emotions between people. At that time, the Minions were just a simple and outstanding supporting role.
Although I liked it, when it came to the third part, I also began to realize that something was different. If the second part is to satisfy public opinion and let Minions get more attention from everyone, then the third part seems to be absorbed by capital. Minions are still funny, but the plot, depth and imagination that support the core of the movie are gone.
The main framework is making way for capital, and in the case of pleasing the audience, I think that no matter how much I like the Minions, I will inevitably see the collapse and paleness of the plot. The fatigue of aesthetics makes all this Good and pleasant things become unattractive.
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