United States — Minions & Monsters is officially available to stream, marking the latest addition to the popular Despicable Me franchise.
The animated comedy made its streaming debut on Wednesday (October 28), arriving just ahead of Halloween.
Originally released in theaters on July 1, the film is the third entry in the Minions series and the seventh installment in the overall Despicable Me franchise.
Its voice cast features several well-known stars, including Pierre Coffin, Allison Janney, Christoph Waltz, Jeff Bridges, Jesse Eisenberg, Zoey Deutch, Trey Parker, Bobby Moynihan and Phil LaMarr.
Where to Watch Minions & Monsters Online
Minions & Monsters is now streaming exclusively on Peacock in the United States, with its availability beginning Wednesday (October 28).
Viewers need a Peacock subscription to watch the movie through the streaming service. Alternatively, the film can be rented or purchased through digital retailers.
Running for 90 minutes, the story is set in 1920s Hollywood. It follows three Minions — James, Henry and Ed — who dream of becoming movie stars and decide to produce their own monster movie.
Their filmmaking adventure takes an unexpected direction when they unintentionally unleash actual monsters. The three must then join forces to prevent the chaos they have caused from threatening the world.
Pierre Coffin, who has provided the voices of the Minions since their debut in 2010, returns as the film’s director.
Peacock Releases Special Bonus Content
Alongside the movie’s streaming launch, Peacock has also made additional material available for viewers.
The bonus features include behind-the-scenes footage, details about the film’s musical score and casting process, as well as activities based on the movie’s characters.
The additional content offers audiences more insight into the production and creative elements behind Minions & Monsters.
The film’s arrival also gives fans an opportunity to discover the celebrities behind its animated characters, including a legendary filmmaker who came out of retirement to make a special appearance.
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