Tackles the idea of nature vs nurture (Megamind becomes a villain because of his environment and how he is treated)

>Tackles the idea of nature vs nurture (Megamind becomes a villain because of his environment and how he is treated)
>The main villain is an incel beta orbiter who gets rejected by stacy even after becoming a superhero

this movie truly was ahead of its time

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Shitty bait aside, this was a good movie.

>dreamworks face

The only real flaw was how fugly Tina Fey's character was

The movie was kinda shit since it did so little with the premise. The main main character who is supposed to be a villain doesn't really do anything that villainous so you don't get much change out of him. Instead they just have him dance around as he and others say and act like he's so terrible, while never showing anything.

It's a severely underrated animation. Always makes me sad how it was overlooked in favor of the forgettable despicable me.

Why are DreamWorks films always secretly so kino bros? This shit is miles above Pixar's formulaic feelsbait.

he did think he killed metroman for most of the movie

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KINO

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Love this movie

TIGHTEN!

I always loved this film.

Way better than Dispicable Me, they came out at the same time

but megamind was raised in a prison

presentation

>*RECORD SCRATCH*

>order of actor names don't correspond to their position on the poster
Why do they do this?

this is fucking stupid

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>jonah hill
lmao, not even in animated movies

The Queen of England line is actually kinda funny

He said the word

most famous person is on the far left because we read from left to right
most important character is in the center of the poster because you look at the center of a poster first