Robert Rankin

I have just witnessed the true pinnacle of cinema history. This film managed to encapsulate the human experience in its full form. After partaking in this visual phenomenon, I feel as if I have lived a thousand lives as a thousand different people. This motion picture evokes many profound emotions: depression, fear, anger, disgust, repulsion, melancholy, and yet, it was beautiful in its own, unique way. The writers, animators, actors, and theater employees truly deserve a whole new category of Oscar: An award that complements a movie that is able to change the life of its viewers. I witnessed this frame by frame entertainment piece with one of my associates. His quotation subsequent to the film truly emphasizes my feelings about this master piece: “I mean like, it was okay.” Despicable Me 4 is truly a cinematic treasure.