Megamind movie

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iPod

Video Codec h264
Resolution 640x352
Video Bitrate 1519kb
Audio Codec aac
Audio Channels 1
Audio Bitrate 112kb
FPS 29950
File Size 1040 Mb
Preview File Size 27 Mb
Language en
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Video Codec mpeg4
Resolution 672x320
Video Bitrate 1257kb
Audio Codec mp3
Audio Channels 2
Audio Bitrate 128kb
FPS 25000
File Size 772 Mb
Preview File Size 27 Mb
Language en
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Actors

Will Ferrell, Jonah Hill, Ben Stiller, Brad Pitt, Brian Hopkins, Mike Mitchell, David Cross, Christopher Knights, Tom McGrath, J.K. Simmons, Stephen Kearin, Quinn Dempsey Stiller, Tina Fey, Justin Theroux, Jasper Johannes Andrews, Jack Blessing, Jessica Schulte, Emily Nordwind, Ella Olivia Stiller,

Director

Tom McGrath

70 Comments


  1. changmoh from Malaysia
    Nov 01, 2010

    Almost Like The Incredibles

    *** This review may contain spoilers ***

    Megamind is what I would call an ‘almost-there’ movie. It is almost the
    epic animation that was “The Incredibles”, almost as hilarious as the
    “Madagascar” films and it almost makes you forget you are watching a
    3-D movie. When you add up these ‘almost points’, the score is a family
    flick that is both fun and funny to watch, whether in 3-D or not.

    Here, the 3-D effects are not obtrusive and after a while, you kind of
    get comfortable and forget you are wearing the 3-D glasses. Which, I
    must say, is a big plus for the 3-D gimmick. Yes, it is still a gimmick
    to make you pay more for the ticket.

    Megamind (Will Ferrell) is the super-villain who is trying to conquer
    Metro City in every imaginable way possible. However, every time he
    tries, he is thwarted by the egoistic superhero Metro Man (Brad Pitt).
    Then one day, Megamind succeeds in getting rid of Metro Man! Instead of
    being happy, Megamind realizes that achieving his life’s ambition is
    the worst thing that ever happened to him. He decides that the only way
    out of his rut is to create a new hero opponent called Titan, who
    promises to be bigger, better and stronger than Metro Man ever was.
    Pretty quickly Titan (Jonah Hill) starts to think it’s much more fun to
    be a villain than a good guy.

    Now, if after getting rid of Metro Man, Megamind feels lost without an
    arch-rival, he still has his Muse. It is in the form of the feisty TV
    newscaster Roxanne Ritchi, played with a huge dose of feminist charm by
    Tina Fey. In fact, Roxanne is the heroine and the agent of change for
    both Megamind and her cameraman Hal (Jonah Hill again) – although not
    necessary for good.

    Megamind is about villainy – and if it is lonely at the top, it is also
    lonely at the bottom of the moral pool. Writers Alan J. Schoolcraft and
    Brent Simons have penned many interesting characters, some of whom
    change personality at the turn of a watch bezel. Heroes are boring, and
    Metro Man is so full of himself that he is clownish and boring. Not so
    Megamind, though. His encounters with Roxanne sparkle with chemistry
    and they keep the movie going, both for the kids and adults. And
    director Tom McGrath, who also provides the voice for a prison guard,
    keeps the pace fast and the tone goofy. It won’t blow your mind but it
    will tickle your funny bone.


  2. Shiben Bhattacharjee from India
    Oct 26, 2010

    In simple terms, its entertaining

    From the makers of KungFu Panda and How to train your dragon, comes a
    new movie called 'Megamind', which you can get skeptic about a lot of
    things, but you cannot deny that its entertaining. I got to see this in
    a screening few days back. The movie is full of explosions, nice
    special effects, enormous scale of the world, well mixed soundtracks,
    and fantastic presentation. Every character is likable and sympathetic.
    The animation quality is unquestionable and it has some nice jokes. It
    is fast paced, although I personally would have preferred if they made
    the movie a bit longer; There is a lot of margin for drama and
    emotional content with the story they have and also since DWA is really
    putting good depth in their movies lately, I was expecting the same,
    but they preferred to keep it short.

    As I have always seen, one thing DWA movies have in common… they are
    entertaining.


  3. CaliKeane from United States
    Jul 10, 2010

    Fun but not Pixar

    Saw this at a test screening. It wasn't completely finished in terms of
    animation, much of it was in storyboard phase, but from what I could
    tell the animation is top notch. Jonah Hill is perfect as Titan. Will
    Ferrell was decent as Megamind. Brad Pitt was good while he was in it.

    Its half spoof half turn the genre on its head. There are some pretty
    good jokes and some decent set ups. There's no real heart here though.
    Everyone's likable but you know it'll all be OK.

    Several scenes were very well animated, there is one of the biggest
    explosions ever animated in this film which was pretty cool. Go take
    the kids, especially the boys, who'll most likely get a kick out of
    Megamind.


  4. vanessa ortiz from United States
    Jun 09, 2010

    Megamind a must see!

    From the creators of Kung Fu Panda and Monsters vs. Aliens comes
    Megamind! I got lucky and was invited to see a test screening of this
    movie. It is a great movie. Yes it is animated, but it is fun and
    entertaining for kids and Adults. Sort of like Shrek, with that good
    humor that adults get. Its a fun superhero/villain movie, with good
    morals and lots of laughs. I think everyone would enjoy this movie.
    Brad Pitt does a great job. Will Ferrel is hilarious! I usually don't
    find him very funny but he is in this movie. If you choose not to see
    this movie in the theater, do yourself a favor and still rent it when
    it comes out on DVD. You wont regret watching it.

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