The premiere of “Minions: A Villain Is Born” is causing a stir around the world. Several young people from different countries are attending movie theaters with jackets and ties and call themselves ‘the gentleminions’ (a combination of gentleman —gentleman in English— and minions).
The practice has become viral on social networks, it continues to be commented on and replicated. Whether or not it’s a reason for its success, the numbers don’t lie: In its opening weekend, the film grossed $108 million in North America alone.
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The origin of the phenomenon
This phenomenon became a trend on TikTok after the meme called “Four tickets for ‘Minions: the origin of Gru’, please”. Although it managed to increase the popularity of the film, the behavior of several participants caused havoc in movie theaters.
The reaction of the cinemas
In many cases, the behavior of the ‘gentleminions’ has been cause for an uproar. For this reason, several cinemas in the United Kingdom and the United States are prohibiting the entry of those who seek to generate excesses. “We’ve had families who left before the film started, and of course children crying,” a manager told the BBC.
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Universal endorses the ‘gentleminions’
Despite the complaints, the account of Universal Pictures on Twitter he showed his support for the enthusiasm of these young people: “To everyone who shows up to see the Minions in costume: we love you.”
What is “Minions 2” about?
“The 1970s, young Gru attempts to join a group of supervillains called the Vicious 6 after their leader is ousted. After failing in his attempt, he finds an unlikely source of guidance, Wild Knuckles himself, and soon discovers that even the bad guys need a little help from their friends ”, advances the official synopsis.
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