Despicable Me

The five-year gap between “Despicable Me 3” and the latest film in the franchise — “Minions: The Rise of Gru,” released July 1— meant that audiences young and old were shaking in anticipation of the cinematic evil to come.

Depending on how long you’ve been around, 2010 can feel like it was just yesterday — or it can feel like half a lifetime ago (literally).

While it may be more forgettable in this history of animated films, “The Secret Life of Pets 2” serves its purpose as an entertaining family movie for kids and pets alike.   

With a variety of iconic portrayals from Michael Scott in “The Office” to Gru in “Despicable Me,” we at the Clog can't help but think how these characters would live life at UC Berkeley.

We really don't know where to begin. How can we possibly fit how much we love you and owe you our lives in a mere letter? You've truly taught us the art of life and how to be our best possible selves.

The unique stages of your college career can be defined by a number of different categories. Although it may come as a surprise, Steve Carell’s legendary movies are easily one of the best ways to sum up your college experience. Here are four Steve Carell films to perfectly describe your four years of college memories.

A former YouTube star himself, Burnham sought to tell a contemporary coming-of-age story that treats the internet with careful restraint.

Within the span of three films, Gru has gone from supervillain to superspy to super-unemployed, and while this would be an intriguing movie in and of itself, “Despicable Me 3” never gives itself the time to explore this theme.