Despicable Me 3

Representation / casting choices

Casting and character portrayals follow established series continuity with no visible emphasis on diversity quotas, race/gender swaps, or identity signaling that mismatches the story world.

Political / ideological dialogue

Dialogue consists of comedic banter, family interactions, and villainous monologues about personal grudges, containing no activist, political, or identity-based content.

Identity-driven story themes

Central themes revolve around family loyalty, brotherly bonding, and adjusting to parenthood in a blended family, presented without any modern identity politics or social-justice framing.

Institutional / cultural critique

The villain targets Hollywood for canceling his show in a personal vendetta framed as 1980s nostalgia and ego; no systemic critiques of capitalism, patriarchy, colonialism, or Western institutions.