Minions & Monsters | Official Trailer
Watch the Minions bring their signature chaos to a tabletop RPG fantasy world filled with epic monsters. It's a quick, hilarious dose of animation perfect for a quick laugh on the go.
In the 1920s, a new Minion tribe wanders in search of a villainous master and accidentally rushes onto a Hollywood film set. After briefly appearing on camera, they soon become movie stars, spending their time in glamorous mansions and at parties, surrounded by fans who imitate them.
But everything changes with the arrival of talking pictures. Speaking only Minionese, they struggle to act from a script, lose their popularity, and wander the streets in search of a purpose once again. James and Henry become separated from the group and devise a plan to make their own monster movie.
Using a spellbook taken from the evil wizard they once served, the two Minions summon monsters to play the villains in their film. But the summoning for the shoot spirals out of control, and James, Henry, and their companions join forces to save the world from the rampaging monsters.
The film is directed by Pierre Coffin, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Brian Lynch, and produced by Chris Meledandri and Bill Ryan. Pierre Coffin, Trey Parker, Allison Janney, Christoph Waltz, Jesse Eisenberg, and Jeff Bridges are among the voice cast. The runtime is 90 minutes.
Domestic Release and Box Office
In South Korea, it opened on July 15, 2026, rated suitable for all ages, with Universal Pictures International Korea handling its import and distribution. Alongside standard 2D screenings, it was shown in dubbed versions, 4D, and ScreenX. It opened at No. 2 at the box office behind 《Hope》, which was released the same day, and remained in second place for its first ten days. According to the Korean Film Council’s integrated ticketing system, its cumulative audience as of October 15 was 776,844, with cumulative revenue of approximately 7.7 billion won. The previous two films in the same series, 《Minions》 (2015) and 《Minions 2》 (2022), drew 2,625,572 and 2,269,024 viewers, respectively.
Worldwide Box Office
In North America, it opened on July 1 with $37 million in its first weekend. According to The Numbers, its cumulative North American gross is $183.17 million and its worldwide gross is $527.27 million, while the production budget listed there is $85 million. By the same tally, it is the lowest-grossing worldwide film among the seven films combining the 《Despicable Me》 and Minions series, falling short of the previous low, the first 《Despicable Me》 (2010), which grossed $544.71 million worldwide.
- Original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSdOwt-G49w