Minions Super Bowl trailer: Despicable Me characters strip in excitement over match
The lovable yellow creatures are seen taking off their overalls for the big game
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A short teaser for the Despicable-Me spin-off shows the yellow creatures jumping up and down on their seats in anticipation of the big game before somehow losing all of their clothes.
A parody of an American movie trailer voiceover booms: “You are your buddies will jump up and down for hours whilst screaming indecipherable nonsense…you will spill 64 ounces of a really sticky fruity drink all over the guy in front of you, and you will lightly remove your cute little denim overalls.”
The film will tell the story of the Minions before they met Gru, and follows Stuart, Ken and Bob as they travel from New York to London as they try to find a new female master to serve.
They are recruited by Scarlet Overkill, a super villain who hatches a plot to take over the world with her husband.
Sandra Bullock will voice the villain, with Jon Hamm set to voice her husband, inventor Herb Overkill.
The film is due to be released in the UK on 26 June.
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