🎬 Interesting facts 🎥Competition 2015. 📃>>> Competition is a short film that is included with the release of the film Minions. The main plot is about two Minions competing in various ways in a secret bomb laboratory. The "Competition" mini-movie is a slapstick 2015 animated short by Illumination Entertainment. It follows two bored Minions in Gru's secret weapons lab who escalate a simple papertossing game into an increasingly chaotic and dangerous boxing match and highspeed rocket ride. 🎞️One afternoon, two Minions were working in an underground Secret Bomb Lab. One of them is Jerry and the other one is Phil. They have nothing to do, so Jerry throws a waste paper ball into a trash can. In response, Phil does the same thing but in farther distance; so Jerry throws another paper ball again in even farther distance and throw it in his opposite direction, so Phil teases him. #explore #explorepage #fyp #relatable #funny
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