At its core, it’s a story about identity and choice . It argues that our destiny isn't determined by where we start, but by the choices we make.
It’s a love letter to the "Silver Age" of comics, poking fun at everything from Superman’s origin story to the theatricality of supervillainy. MegamindMovie | 2010
See why this cult classic continues to dominate internet culture and animation discussions: At its core, it’s a story about identity and choice
Most superhero movies end with the hero winning. Megamind starts with the villain winning. After finally defeating his rival, (voiced by Brad Pitt ), Megamind ( Will Ferrell ) realizes that without a hero to fight, his life has no purpose. His attempt to "create" a new hero, Tighten ( Jonah Hill ), goes hilariously and disastrously wrong, forcing the world's greatest villain to become its only hope. Why We Still Love It See why this cult classic continues to dominate
Beyond the screen, the film has found a second life in internet culture, spawning endless memes that keep it relevant for a new generation.