Illumination Presents: 6-Movie Collection (Despicable Me / Despicable Me 2 / Despicable Me 3 / Minions / The Secret Life of Pets / Sing) - Blu-ray + Digital

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The Secret Life of Pets
This animated comedy from Illumination  Entertainment asks the question: what do our pets do all day when we're  not home? For the critters living in a Manhattan apartment building, the  answer is: whatever they want! A terrier named Max (voice of Louis C.K.)  regularly invites his friends to hang out at his place while his owner  (Ellie Kemper) is gone, but his quiet life is upended when said owner  also takes in Duke (Eric Stonestreet), a stray mutt whom Max instantly  dislikes. Their feud eventually causes both of them to get lost in New  York City, and as they work together to find their way home, they cross  paths with a vicious bunny (Kevin Hart) who plans to lead a group of  abandoned pets on a mission of revenge against humanity. Jenny Slate,  Albert Brooks, Lake Bell, Hannibal Buress, Tara Strong, Steve Coogan,  Dana Carvey, and Bobby Moynihan also lend their voices to the film,  which was directed by Chris Renaud (Despicable Me 2) and Yarrow Cheney.  ~ Jack Rodgers, Rovi

Despicable Me 3
Gru (voice of Steve Carell) teams up with his  long-lost twin brother, aspiring supervillain Dru (also Carell), to take  down his most difficult opponent yet: a former 1980s child  star-turned-bad guy named Balthazar Bratt (Trey Parker). Meanwhile, the  Minions go on strike to protest Gru's lack of interest in world  domination. Miranda Cosgrove, Kristen Wiig, Steve Coogan, Jenny Slate,  Julie Andrews, Dana Gaier, and Nev Scharrel also lend their voices to  this animated sequel. ~ Jack Rodgers, Rovi

Sing
When a koala impresario (voiced by Matthew  McConaughey) is in danger of losing his grand theater after one flop too  many, he hatches a plan to stage a gala singing competition to save the  day. But when a typo inflates the grand prize to 100,000 dollars, the  contest attracts the attention of a number of singing animals, including  a harried pig mom (Reese Witherspoon), a teenage gorilla (Taron Egerton),  a shy elephant (Tori Kelly), and a punk porcupine (Scarlett Johansson).  Seth MacFarlane, John C. Reilly, Jennifer Hudson, and Nick Offerman also  lend their voices to this animated musical comedy. ~ Violet LeVoit, Rovi

Minions
Despicable Me's minions get their very own  spin-off in this summer tent-pole from Universal Pictures. Pierre Coffin  and Kyle Balda co-direct this animated comedy featuring the voices of  Sandra Bullock and Jon Hamm. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Despicable Me
A mysterious criminal mastermind has stolen one of  the pyramids in Egypt, sparking a fit of jealous envy in evil genius Gru  (Steve Carell), who hasn't managed to make headlines since he and his  minions swiped the Times Square JumboTron years back. Ever since Gru was  a little boy, he dreamed of going to the moon. Now, if Gru can just  build a rocket and get his hands on a powerful shrink-ray, he can cement  his reputation as the greatest thief who ever lived by stealing the  Earth's satellite right out of the sky. But immediately after Gru heists  the shrink-ray, the cunning super-nerd Vector (Jason Segel) swoops in  and snatches it right out of his hands. Now, in order to claim the moon,  Gru must first reacquire the weapon from Vector. Armed with the  knowledge that his nemesis has a mean sweet tooth, Gru adopts  cookie-selling orphans Margo (Miranda Cosgrove), Agnes (Elsie Fisher),  and Edith (Dana Gaier) and commissions a new line of cookie robots from  the evil Dr. Nefario (Russell Brand), his personal weapons specialist.  But as Gru and his diminutive yellow minions prepare to carry out the  biggest heist in history, something strange happens. Gru discovers that  the three little girls who have come into his life are much more than  simple pawns. They actually seem to care about Gru, and it turns out the  scheming evildoer makes a pretty good father. When Gru realizes that his  upcoming moon mission clashes with a ballet performance by the girls, he  must decide what's more important -- being a present parent or cementing  his nefarious reputation once and for all. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Despicable Me 2
Once upon a time, Gru (voice of Steve Carrell)  dreamt of stealing the moon - these days he's a single adoptive father  of three precocious girls. Having given up his spectacular life of  crime, Gru now aims to produce a delicious new line of jams with the  help of his tiny minions and his old pal Dr. Nefario (voice of Russell  Brand). Feeling unfulfilled in his newfound role as a jam-maker, Dr.  Nefario announces that he will be departing for more evil pastures just  as Gru is approached by the Anti-Villain League to capture the  mysterious culprit who just stole a top-secret research lab filled with  PX 41 -- an experimental serum with the strength to transform harmless  animals into ravenous monsters. The AVL is certain that the culprit is  covering his tracks by posing as a small business owner at a local mall,  and assign their best agent Lucy (Kristen Wiig) to aid Gru in  identifying him. Meanwhile, Gru's oldest adopted daughter Margo (voice  of Miranda Cosgrove) falls for rebellious teen Antonio (voice of Moises  Arias), the leather-jacketed son of boisterous Mexican cantina owner  Eduardo (voice of Benjamin Bratt). Now, with Gru's paternal instincts  kicking into full gear just as a dastardly plot begins to unfold, the  devoted new father must divide his time between saving the world from an  enigmatic super-villain, and saving Miranda from total heartbreak. All  the while, a suitable mother for the girls may have been standing right  under Gru's pointy nose the entire time. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi