Fabrice Joubert
as Director
The animation film Panic in the Mailroom, starring Pierre Coffin, Steve Carell, etc., directed by Fabrice Joubert, was released on December 10, 2013 in the United States. It tells the story of Follows two minions who are up to mischief in the mailroom. This is an Animation, Short, Comedy film with a runtime of 300 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 6.5/10 from 1,752 viewers.
Fabrice Joubert
as Director
Mark O'Hare
as Director
Pierre Coffin
as Ken the Minion
Pierre Coffin
as Mike the Minion
Steve Carell
as Gru
Brett Hoffman
as Writer
Sergio Pablos
as Writer
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127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
source: Panic in the Mailroom
An accident in the mailroom turns a Minion into a Monster. The other Minion is horrified at first but finds good use for the Monster Minion. I like Monster Minions. I would have liked a better and funnier way to turn the Minion into a Monster. The box of kittens gets a little dark although the callousness of letting your friend turn into a monster is also a little dark.
This little short movie started out as harmless fun in the mailroom, but suddenly, things start to go wrong very quickly. With the adrenaline building, it's only in the final 30 seconds that you finally feel relief that things have returned to normal. But then, it suddenly leaves you realising that the Minions are actually in even bigger trouble than they could ever have imagined, and it ends on a cliff-hanger! What a funny, clever little mini movie. I thoroughly enjoyed this one.
This short tells the story of two minions working in the mail room. Panic occurs when one of them transforms into a monster. Minions are supposed to be cute and funny, but this one is too dark and gruesome for my taste. It is not funny, and in fact is disturbing.
I love Minions but they have become major cashgrab territory from cheaply made products to masses of mini-movies that simply aren't very good. Thankfully it's not all like that and Panic in the Mailroom is a nice surprise and fun little short. Excluding credits we're talking about 4 minutes in length and it tells the quick tale of two minions in the mailroom and the craziness that takes place when one turns into one of those frenzied purple minions we saw in one of the movies. It's madcap, it's silly and it has the charm of the features so I personally enjoyed it. Again its only 4 minutes long so blink and you'll miss it but among the shorts this is certainly one of the better ones. The Good: Feels like it's "Official" Fun stuff The Bad: Nothing really Things I Learnt From This Short: I want to see a purple minions movie, is that wrong?
"Panic in the Mailroom" is an animated 4-minute short film that came out briefly after "Despicable Me" and features two Minions from start to finish. They take up the plot idea again that Minions were transformed into evil Minions in the movie. I watched the new Minions film recently and I have to say that these films got worse and worse by movie and even if I still mildly enjoyed the second film, mostly thanks to the antagonist El Macho, these short films don't do much for me. There were already 3 short films after the first film and I found them underwhelming and this one here is not better. I guess maybe the Minions just cannot carry for me. The last shot with the transforming cats was a good idea, but it cannot make up for everything boring before that. Not recommended.
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