Why Megamind Is The Perfect Hero

DreamWorks is one of the most inconsistent studios to ever produce quality movies, great sequels that are also mixed in with absolute garbage midway through, and horrible franchises that are still going for some reason, but of all the movies, whether great, bad or intermediate, just one. In fact, it really manages to stand out like no other in an unexpected masterpiece of a story that is only known as Megamind and it really feels like that and as you know, in the title of this video, the focus that I wanted to show you today is on the Megamind himself as the

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es ever created to be the villain of the city and then learn to become the hero of the city, a truly great superhero story where good and evil really come. in the most unexpected places, a truly impressive feat for a film that wasn't all that well received when it was released.

I mean, granted it made a decent amount of money during its release, but it didn't really seem as well known as other DreamWorks. movies at the time and also when Lighting released Despicable Me which gave Under The Rook a bit more popularity until the year started to spread to appreciate more where of course over the years DreamWorks also had movies like the release of Boss Baby, which in The Fact was also the dumbest thing DreamWorks has ever done at this point. I really think movies like Boss Baby are one of the worst decisions they've ever made compared to Megamind, which is actually one of the best they've ever made. also where people gave Despicable Me way more credit than it deserved compared to a movie that actually also had a much better and compelling story and even now more than ever than enlightenment could produce with the crap they have and Megamind is Stanley enough. is one of the best protagonists ever created along with a cast of truly great subversive characters, like Metro Man himself, a superhero who helped shape Megamind into the hero he was meant to be or without considering what you really think, but this is a video. that says the opposite, that he is a hero, so I guess we will focus on that and this is a fact that is also reinforced by a big villain in hell, also known as Titan, later in the movie, a look at the good guy if he actually got powers that he wanted to give to the girl, but he also didn't know anything about what those powers entail, the responsibilities of a hero that he never understands and doesn't even want to understand, and when you yourself really understand what he likes to the trio of characters. megabind Metro man and Titan then you will really understand the meaning of choice in your life to find out what you should do and who you should be, which is the point that is actually established at the beginning of the movie or Mauricio at the end of the game tries to save the day from Hell and focuses on his past life up to that time when he was a baby, where both his home planet and Metro Man's were also about to be destroyed.

It's a very short but very funny parody. how Superman actually came to Earth and the possibility of another alien also joining him, something that doesn't really get much into the circumstances that happen when he saves his own son and just tells him that he's destined for whatever. when he is interrupted by The Shield he closed the Pod and this is a moment that is actually the most important in the entire movie because, as he said, he doesn't really know what it's meant for, specifically the question we're supposed to find out in the movie . in itself and what has shaped it growing up is what exactly it will be what purpose it actually serves The ambiguous tone really sets up the main theme of the film of choosing your own adventure to discover what you really want to do with your life and follow The most important thing being for Mega Mind in general, becoming a hero who has just started his life in the world separated by Metro Man On One, raised by a loving Rich family, while Megamind ends up crashing into prison, of course, where . he was supposed to go to a place where we see him raised by criminals who teach him right and wrong instead of the other way around as we normally think, this is a step in which a hero or villain, in this case, grows in the world and receives certain teachings. things that others know about until they manage to discover them themselves and this shows the concept of Destiny that his parents instilled in him, really learning to find out if he was on the right path when they send him to school, probably trying to be a good kid and interacting with other children one where actually the Metro man also assists by showing some of the destiny that is supposedly occurring to discover how they were both created for a reason and the purpose why we are supposed to begin to discover one where we clearly know the picture of what is happening where Megamind is emerging as the villain of the world while Metro man is the hero, although most of the scenes actually make us sympathize with him in a more way than Metro man, as he receives praise that shows his arrogant attitude by a man with tremendous powers that beats him along with the public that Omega Mine is just a big blue weirdo who makes inventions that fail and explode for the worse, being bullied by everyone at all times and concluding that because of all this his Fate was actually going to be the main villain of the story, the main villain of this planet and the man Rival of Metro doing whatever it takes to be bad just because and it's something that makes you wonder if I'm right in saying that he is supposedly the perfect hero of the story because of how he was simply made to believe that his purpose is to be that villain and nothing more because of how he was raised by the people around him and what he discovered himself thinking about his parents last time. words and we see throughout this scene in his monologue that he becomes the master of all villainy, but fails to win every time against Metro Man, who is already formed as the hero of Metro City over and over again as the figure of Superman.

This is where you see the warden say that he will never change and that he will always remain the villain, but always locked here for the betterment of humanity, where the city will celebrate Metro man with the opening of its museum, one that introduces us to the most important. being Roxanne Richie, the reporter who constantly gets saved by Metro Man and kidnapped by Megamind as the center of attention, and of course, showing the hell her cameraman too, establishing her overly creepy attitude, being sincere about loving her, and at the same time trying to pretend he's not on set.

He uploads something more about her character where we see Megamind's servant kidnap her in the process. This shows the psychopathic events that have happened up to this point and continues with Megamind successfully escaping from prison, one done to reaffirm the warden's statement about being a villain and nothing more. that a villain is something that the movie tries to show us on the surface that he has decided to remain that way fulfilling his purpose in society as the super villain of today's ruins and sets in motion the events where the hero must act to save him. story that most of us are very familiar with, especially in the superhero comics genre, a moment that takes us back to the point celebrating with the audience finally to the tune of an Elvis song that represents the acclaimed hero who everyone admires in the Showcase of this In a somewhat arrogant way with the way he throws the babies and has fun in front of the spotlight he has had since he was a baby, this shows that everything is not exactly what it seems with what we imagine real heroes to be because Metro Man is painted with this very confident look of carelessly juggling babies and now no one seems to care or care about that because he's so good at what he does, how we associate Superman with doing everything with ease that others find difficult and really show that.

Not all heroes are actually what they seem on the surface and rather find that point within, especially with what we learn later in this character who actually influences Megamind because they are virtually rivals raised on different opposites and who have different purposes in life. you secretly know beneath the surface on his exterior that there is also something more to his character than what the town takes for granted, as we see in the scenes this is Keanu Reeves' move when someone really points out their love for him and him he just says this and I love you random citizens this is something to remind you that he is only saying that because he is praised by everyone who loves this random citizen who talked and nothing else, not that he knows everyone or wait do it, but just to show other people that they are It's not important to his life that he really wants to find himself like anyone else, how he has taken up the mantle of being the hero of the city, but in reality it is not exactly what he wants, but actually shows the opposite at face value to really establish the state. that our two heroes are in reality and mainly Megamind of course who is happy to be free and back in the game planning his evil plans and all that with Roxanne in tow as they normally would do well and with his character we discover that this routine has happened thousands of times before declaring it very predictable while trying to prove that it is not and doing something in order to provide entertainment for the city.

What is that super villain who devises new plans that will finally serve Victorious? no matter how badly it fails every time and I really think here throughout the movie they do a great job of communicating this point and how it was established through this comedy. Express Versions and the acting that created the film, how the film itself really used those ideas very well as a parody of these types of stories, which makes it richer as you go on over the years and sells the points very well. It's also where we should point out Meg Mind's constant mispronunciations of various words that show how she really was isolated from the rest. of the world to know how to speak correctly, since despite being a genius, he can't get words like spider from time to time, which shows nature as an outcast among the planet that really rejected him and doesn't care about him and really fits well. in connecting with his nature as a protagonist instead of someone like Metro Man who he reverted to as this shallow hero that we see when Megamind reveals his plans and ruins the big day, is where you have to love how exaggerated they make the characters because of how they understand how this is going and how they've done it many times at this point, when Metro man tells Roxy that he's going to rescue her and how Megamind laughs maniacally at this situation, it really adds more weight to where they are now as characters and where they will grow from there, where he apparently mistakenly guided the Metro man to the wrong location so he could destroy him forever with his gun while watching from afar, but of course, as always, it doesn't really work at first, which makes him makes him desperately try to fix it or at the same time, as we learn later in the movies, and cleverly placing him at this point is where the Metro man goes to think about his life and what he wanted to be instead of what he people always wanted me to do it.

Of course, we'll come back later in the video about Megamind's development, highlighting the important turning point where he becomes part of the man from Spotlight by Metro, pretending to actually copper him during his powers and ultimately killing him. in the end. the same explosion that destroyed the observatory the moment that really shakes everything because everyone here really expected things to be the same when apparently they are not, it is even where it is somehow understood that he is actually faking it in some way before the revelation due to how it actually happens and what it shows when we know his exact power, seeing in the background that he's not really doing anything to break through and trying to escape the Observatory, which he's probably done many times before, but it's really important to show it so that he and Megamind can define his true purpose and once again it is a moment that surprises everyone and even Megamind himself for doing the impossible to kill the Metro man that he apparently planned from the beginning and conquering the city as a result of which, for Of course, despite this shock, it actually becomes a joy for him because he finally got what he wanted: achieving his Destiny as the bad guy and winning as a result where no one in the city really knows what to do about it.

The reason this happens is because they condition themselves and the Metro man. to that point, being the hero that saves them every day and they can't consider that they have a super genius super villain that really takes charge and this Focus shows something bigger at the beginning than we realized because of how Megamind has having relatively no superpowers except Eventing devices and other weapons, the concept of Fate means more than one who is born with suchpowers that apparently no longer exist when he finally takes over how Roxanne also raises the question of what exactly Megamind has planned where he gives this. vague answer about imagining something very evil and one where he lets everyone go back to their boring lives whenever it occurs to him, however ruling in reality is one that starts to show how he really has no idea what to do and how.

He initially has fun doing what he wants as a criminal, stealing things from people, but then he is shown to be very bored not knowing what to do having everything, which shows how he eventually becomes depressed and becomes purposeless, with no hero to fight with, posing that question was. trying to answer before and showing how he really had no idea what was going to happen next, how there is nothing he can counter with and give real meaning to his own life, which he actually has known for a long time, however, for the most part before this point, when Metroman existed. he actually he was happy to fight and lose every time and how evil and villainy only serve that purpose if the hero is there to balance it and actually defeat it.

It's something that really understands what makes the story work and how the characters develop with the purpose that can only be fulfilled by an opposing antagonistic Force depending on which side you see it and it is seen through Roxanne's report that this is not really what you want or need to fulfill your true life purpose because you don't have any where you actually achieved it. what society already considered for most of his life, as the Metro man molding two people into two paths that are now virtually a race because of what happened and because when those around him molded him to be the hero, Megamind was too. molded to become the villain, how both characters' fates were dictated by what others said instead of what they really wanted and how he really needs to find a way to get it back.

The call to action for Megamind to get his life back on track. it's needed and it's something we constantly see in how he talks to the Metro Man statue discussing what's the point of being bad if there's no one really good to stop you what exactly is my role in life if the only thing that keeps me going en There really isn't anything anymore that everyone else doesn't focus on other than what they're trying to accomplish because it's something that he doesn't really gain overall in his creepy advances toward Roxanne because we know that his whole attitude shows some indifference towards the state of the world in which she is seeing things rather than what others say, once again this is a point that shows us three different individuals with different opinions on what we are shown a hero, discovering which is the right

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in the middle, questioning things while measuring.

In the end, he discovers what his true calling is and how the other who seeks the physical through Roxanne really only finds purpose for anything with her and only her and how she desperately seeks to find the good in society to rise up. It is also a moment. where he has to escape quickly because Roxanne was also up there talking to the Metro Statue and looking for good in society while also disguising himself as a worker Bernard to manage to turn an indifferent man into a caring man due to his interaction with Roxanne and this is another Turning Point moment where he tells Bernard that heroes aren't born and are actually made and moved back to the beginning, when their trajectory was actually derailed.

Metro Man, of course, was born with powers and became the hero just like that. but he didn't really achieve any of the qualities of what you would expect the hero to do because that is something that requires a level of understanding of what is sacrificed, among many other things, for the greater good of what it really means, a point which even Megamind is beginning to understand. That inspires him to create his own hero where when evil sucks, good will eventually rise up against him, initially encouraging Minion to finally create his own hero. How at this point he doesn't deserve to be a hero yet, but he still needs one.

It's time to fulfill what society put him as a villain instead of what he will be later again without a Yang who needs to balance that, that the world is actually built in a way that really honors the parents of what they had and that still is. ambiguous to this day and the curious thing about this is how much he really cares about the point of good for evil where he knows the true importance of what a hero provides without knowing that this is his true destiny and calling because he is excited for the opportunity to restore a relationship he had before, but also shows something deeper, like Metro Man did, knowing where his true place belongs because of how passionate he is about achieving what he wants and restoring the hero to society as does not want. stop because then his life would actually become irrelevant and meaningless in general and that is what gives reason for the existence of the house as a character, in that case to become the hero, in quotes, of the situation after Megamind finish its formula based on Metro Man One, where it is also.

It gave more meaning to his life by the interaction action of him as Bernard with Roxanne, who found Megamind's hideout going around with this idea of ​​keeping everything a secret while he discovers much more than he knew before about the character of him. Oh, this is where he secretly and subconsciously begins to become. a hero and understanding what other people are like is a moment that makes him happy once again ready to use his formula with hell making him super strong with powers he really dreamed of and the opportunity to restore what was lost right now is more important to Megamind becoming a hero because he himself is parroting Marlon Brando's door to teach Hal the meaning of becoming a hero how he describes honor, justice and nobility, how you see here, he already knows the points of become a hero and he just doesn't know it. it's him who needs to learn how to use it rather than how Hui shows the ins and outs of being someone who is actually secretly incapable of doing so, as we've seen before with his nice guy attitude and right now at this point in the film. to be somehow capable, this shows us two sides of the story, teaching us how to control his powers, which seems reckless in doing so, which even surprises Megamind himself, and of course, spending time as bird art with Roxanne, how they both connect after measurements supposedly died. of being two people who had meaning when he was in their midst, but now we discover that they had more in common without him in the picture together, although without fully knowing yet in certain ways how we see him really grow as a character. understand what the purpose of life is about instead of what people taught him his whole life, connect with her about what she feels and what mattered in her life, where he starts to do something better for the city, like cleaning her up and restoring things that he tries so that she can be happy understanding that she is more selfless for others and at the same time ends Hal's journey to become a hero, but it is also one that separates him from Minion who no longer wants to commit crimes because of what he found in Roxanne doing things for the better instead of what they were groomed to be at this time, how he doesn't really feel like he is the man he was supposed to be and struggles with the idea of whether or not he should be doing this because of Roxanne and also This is the point where Roxanne also discovers how once again or in this case Titan, the new superhero who appears out of nowhere and 10 times faster here and there, is one in which we see him retain the fear he had before taking care of his powers. a lot about treating Roxanne where he thinks in a way about achieving his goals and almost killing her in that process of lifting her all over the city his recklessness shows everything about his character that is not in a good way with where he is really thinking about nothing more than having her. finally and no one else and I'm not going to spend too much time on this about his character, but I will still highlight the importance of what his power brings to an individual if it falls into the wrong undeserved hands, how come he never really understands in this scene of what responsibility such powers really come with seeking closure before going on the journey that heroes usually take and when he finally knows that Roxanne doesn't want him, he gets angry thinking that this was supposed to be the only way she could have him. everything and that's it, but how is that not the real case and he leaves her right there knowing that she can't have what she wants, which really shows us that Megamind chose the wrong person with powers, no matter what you do to improve , some people just aren't meant to be heroes because they choose to be whatever they want to be and how Hal quickly chooses not to be a hero because he just wants the glory that comes with it and nothing else, without caring about saving people or the public's adoration. , but simply the girl and the wealth that actually comes with her, instead of cutting out the important parts to get to the actual good parts, this is all shown so that he can become the villain of the story now because he never actually won nothing until now. his life was never meant to be something great, but simply someone who existed for the good of others, he actually figured it out, something Megamind thought he might have and one in which he finally reveals himself in his Bernard costume as well, which Which really makes things worse. because he was the one who really caused everything in the first place and it's very understandable because she, like everyone else, knew that he was the villain from the beginning and the cause of all the damage in the first place, which really raised doubts in her mind because What he was thinking he could have had a chance with her and what he connected with is similar in the case of Hal thinking he really could have gotten her but still had nothing to achieve, that with his past boasting that shows in reality something else showing a Change is difficult so he is known to push but now he tries to end things with hell trying to face it and try to go back to his previous ways but of course the problem with this is the fact that it doesn't appear at all. finding out he's stuck at home stealing things and not wanting to become a hero because in his mind it's a losing job or the girl he wanted doesn't really love him and he goes his own way to show us that he was never meant to be the hero. . firstly chosen to be a villain just to fulfill his own desires and just asking to team up with Megamind to rule the city and become villains because that is more fun for him and it is something he wants to do, but also how can he not because he constantly needs a hero instead because he is the villain society deemed him, showing more and more how he understands what it really means to be a hero trying to go to hell to fight him to fulfill.

That role again, which works to a point, but it's actually for the worse in this case when we find out that he wants to kill him and not save the day like Metro Man did because he no longer cares about anyone's interests. realizing the severity of his actions and showing that copper doesn't actually deplete a Super's powers just because those same powers actually come from measuring himself and that's actually pretty clever, not that they really know specifically, but just a very clever clue, nonetheless, the display. more than meets the eye and that Metro man could possibly be alive and dad lied to everyone else and how we see later he gets beaten up and everyone initially applauds how and how they also find out he's not interested in hero work but in conquer the city as a villain by his own nefarious acts and of course after discovering this point is where he takes him back to Roxanne to correct his mistake because she is the only one who can really help him and help everyone to be the most intelligent.

This is important because of how much he cares about the city being destroyed by Titan and desperately tries to solve what he really calls, because if you remember at any point in the movie, Megamind never harmed anyone like Titan is doing to the city, he never He used his powers. It's truly nefarious to try to kill someone, but I just wanted to do it for the sake of being a supervising villain, understanding more ways that others form villainy rather than what I was used to trying to find with the measure of Clue remaining and this. is where the revelation that a Metro man comes back into play by showing us that he was still alive in an excellent twist that worked by showing the destruction that Titan has caused.

This takes us back to earlier about the hero worship of him who does things because he was so talented. doing so to draw attention to his idolatry and worship, but also to simultaneously understand what we have come to know with Megamind's identity crisis that our main heroes really face with the roles they have in society, the yin effect and yang.that they both had to try to be something they weren't because what they were really given was mostly bad luck and what others really wanted them to be instead of what they really wanted to be, I say both even when it focuses more on the Mentor man because it really applies much more to Megamind's character from his experiences and points of view that we see throughout the movie how during the time he was supposed to die he spent time thinking about what his purpose would be after doing the same thing for so long or even if It feels like he was selfish and you wonder if he did it right or wrong.

It's a point that's actually very relatable how others, like your family, want you to be like that, but you actually want to be something different in your own life and that's something that the movie really does well in showing how despite of everything he has with his powers, he doesn't really feel like he wants to do that with his life and how there are more people who deserve this in that same role and who are kinder and more compassionate. to them and how Megamind really needs to find that for themselves who he really knows is the true hero of the story that they are crying out for a moment where Megamind himself also hesitates to give up because he was meant to be a guy bad that he does not achieve anything, the hero should actually fail at all times and do nothing good in his life.

If the Metro man has really given up on his own goals and has really put the fate of the city in the hands of Titan, as a result of how she tries to reason with Hal on her own but can't due to how set he is on his own path and the rejection she calls for herself by admitting that she sees good even when it isn't there before her most infamous speech that we all know is relevant today, that he knows that not everyone is cut out to be heroes because they choose not to be like them.

The Metro man chooses not to be one anymore because in the end he doesn't want to and the same with hell and how Megamind at the same point finds out that he is destined to do this after he turned himself in knowing that in reality, he must save Roxanne because his life is in trouble, inspired by what she knows about him and telling him that he can really do things to improve her life, which he does when she connects with Minion again to save the day. moment where he truly becomes the hero because he willingly goes to great lengths to save someone from destruction to get the girl he hooked up with and tries to stop his friend no matter what it takes, using what he knows as a villain to work for his benefit. which of course encourages him to disguise himself as the Metro man to perform this task of taking Veer to hell and show how much he cares about being a hero to the people, the hero that most people actually associate with when they see it, where he actually does things for the better, rather than worse, understanding of the destiny he was truly destined for now and that he was supposed to find himself, rather than what he had learned from the beginning and how Roxanne reveal this to everyone, knowing this point by minute, learning to accept it as it is. is and what he's doing, how he finally manages to use what he's actually learned over the years in his own unique way to save the day and finally defeat Hell for the better because, like he said in the scene, he finally had a reason to earn more. for her to know specifically what they went through and to show that there is something he can really do for himself and the people around him to fulfill his true purpose and Destiny, his parents really wanted him to continue and it's a point of how you understand it yourself. what Fate was like for him was to become his own person to do what he considers right for himself and not what others actually told him to do throughout his life to become a villain and everything was not done in one way selfish because he really cared. for everyone, compared to Metroman and actually Titan, he showed more passion for others from the beginning and now he is rewarded in the end by becoming the new official hero of the city, so in the end we learned that Megamind is the perfect hero because he really knew what the hero was all the time while he thought he was the villain for most of his life but he did things along the way that a hero would do for the good of the people and how others really showed them this too and What they wanted out of his life despite his tremendous powers as Hal and of course the extent to which the movie decided to find him in the most unlikely situations in history and I really applaud that and it's a movie that also shows how Despicable I actually became more mediocre as time went on.

Note that now more than ever, considering the franchise that came with it, it really pales in comparison to the story compared to Megamind, where it really made me happy to know through the other reviewers that it got millions of views that it actually gave you It gave a new level of appreciation. what it really did, that Megamind really did things differently to introduce a hero and a villain and the importance of him in the movie that we all know and with that being said, I'm done so bye.