She is the strongest member of Hololive after all

@@caskett2585 She IS Haachama's sister after all

(Referring to Metro Man’s power) “Does the camera man become infused with it?”

or maybe she watched it before and she lying to us XD

@@99batran or maybe she watched it a while ago and faintly remembers it?

Dark.

The Queen didn’t lol

There hasn't been a Queen or King of England since the United Kingdom was established.

​@@NotAGoodUsername360There is no war in Bang Sin Sei

Whats even funnier is there is a baby who looks away as well in this scene, but its covered up by ame unfortunately

​@@Biosquid239 1:16 *wheezes* look at the top of his HEAD

@@mnkeymasta wheezes LOOK AT HIS LIPS

It's a good gag

"Subtle" isn't the right word but it is a great gag. Reminds me of something you'd see in a Naked Gun film.

Yeaaaa, the whole "There's no such thing as good-guys" garbage got old really fast

I mean, titan kinda was a dumb evil superman.

@@asianpersuasion4901 Nah he was clearly batman.

@@johnnormington1311 no megamind was batman but has a lot of b*tches

"Makes no sense" I feel like giving unlimited power to a single person and that ending up in them becoming almost cartoonishly evil makes a ton of sense considering it happens all the time in real life. I mean look at basically every single dictator ever, hell just look at Putin for the most recent example.

Megamind kinda predated the very same soundtrack style, later used for Marvel's Iron Man...

@@CapitanoAraym uhm… You DO realize Megamind came out AFTER Iron Man, right?

@@jordinagel1184 >_>..

TRUEEEE

@David Whisleman I agree. It was just how that era was. Maybe how it still is, I wouldn't know. Nonetheless, it's nice being able to appreciate it in a good movie for once

God I love that detail.

He even appears in Megamind's camera for like one frame at the exact same time.

The invisible car was also actually in that one scene in the rain. the attention to detail in this movie was amazing. Shrek and HtTYD might have bangers but this was an underrated gem.

wow

That's insane. It really does just look like a flicker at normal speed, but when you slow down, you can actually see him move.

I can't stnand the "and everything returned to normal~" endings, like okay if everything is the same then why the fuck did I watch this lmao

That is the difference between a classic and a mediocre movie: *PRESENTATION* _cue soundtrack_

Supposedly the "super villain turning superhero" thing is a trope, but this movie does a great job representing such a cartoony idea in such a realistic way. Rather than seeing the error of his ways, spontaneously turning a new leaf, or having no reason to be a villain in the first place, megamind had a reason to be evil: he desired attention because he didn't have a way to fit in and moreover convinced himself that the good vs evil archetype was normal and a way for him to fit in in another sense. There were so many kids that struggled with the same problem in my elementary, kids that resigned themselves to being the "weird kid" for attention, so it's actually an extremely useful message. And then you got Roxanne being the damsel in distress who is just some random lady roped into these shenanigans with no obligation to date anyone as thanks but faces someone who thinks he was entitled to her even before becoming a "super hero". A perfect representation of the "nice guy" culture that wasn't even necessary for the main character's arc. And THEN you have the surprisingly nuanced Metro Man, someone unsympathetic to megamind as a kid and who became a douchebag in both personality and by deciding to let the city fall. Yet on the other hand, the way he treated megamind was because of his own upbringing, and there's also the question of whether it's really wrong for him to want to retire. And this moral conflict is perfectly hinted at by him acting like douchebag while also wanting to give sincere advice to Megamind because Metro Man still leans towards moral good even if he's not willing to be the hero himself. These themes are so enriched and very concisely portrayed. It's just *chef's kiss*

@@someweeb3650 I mean a movie (or series, etc) doesn't necessarily have to change so much in the end to be good, it can, but if it doesnt, it could still work 😭 if pretty much the whole thing was entertaining then you still got something out of it Isn't that also how episodic series work lol

@@louise4152 I agree. It's usually more interesting if something changes but everything going back to normal can still often work if that was the goal all along & the characters achieved it in an interesting way or if a character wanted change for unhealthy reasons but eventually learned to appreciate what they have.

Ames scale is like a Bell Curve.

Ame rates animated movies higher than other movies

Aren't they all basically rated 7?

@@Boyzby she rates most things a 6.9 so yeah

@@snausages43 cause shes animated omega brain

A flawed but generally likable character... That's what makes a character great.

Not to mention both are actually cared for each other. I mean, keeping up those charades with throwing commentaries at each other flawlessly like that? There's no way they aren't buddies. Even Megamind complimented MetroMan's song when he played it with his guitar. They're truly what "frienenemies" is like

On another hand, even knowing that there was a dangerous villain destroying the city, he still refused to help. So yeah, nuanced.

@@ShadeSlayer1911 Having superhuman abilities shouldn’t obligate him to spend his life helping a bunch of strangers for nothing but their gratitude in return.

@@JohnBrown-tw2qi That depends on your personal philosophy. Under some people's philosophies, yes, it absolutely does. Like Spiderman, "With great power comes great responsibility." MCU Spidey put it in a less catchy but also more explicit way. "When you can do the things I can, and you don't do anything to stop the bad things, those bad things happen because of you," or something like that. Under that philosophy, having the ability to do good but refusing to do it means you're the one allowing bad things to happen, and so that means a superhuman who is good absolutely is obligated, morally speaking, to spend their life being a superhero. Captain America has a similar outlook as well, though by the end of MCU Cap's arc, he kinda changed his mind. Outside of specific superheroes, there is also the saying "all it takes for evil to succeed is for good men to do nothing." Narratively speaking, it's hard to suggest that a superpowered character is a truly good person if they choose not to use their powers for good. Of course, that is an oversimplification, and there's other factors that affect this stance. But generally speaking, a superpowered good person should be trying to use their powers to save people or do good in some way.

And the bgm that followed that OH GOD

*AC/DC plays in the background*

still on my mind after all these years

That scene is genuinely badass

@@justiron2999 That's "Welcome to the Jungle" by Guns N' Roses

And he was only ever disappointed in megamind never cruel or abusive yet when they go off to save the city he wishes them luck i think your right the warden definitely is dad/grandpa

@@xxdankmormonkushmasterxx9953 i think hes disappointed because megamind could have use his mind to do good things but use it to take over the city

​@@klyedlaserdeath5541 hey, you know what they say, _"local action for global change."_

eh, if you read the newspaper clips in the credits you'll see that people actually were up in arms about an infant being kept as a prisoner and he was the biggest advocate for keeping him locked up, saying that he just _knows_ he's evil. my headcannon is that it's a whole government conspiracy to create a villain for metroman to fight against to ensure that metroman himself doesn't turn to villainy, since if he did he would be nigh unstoppable. Warden is in on it and sort of raised him to be evil and think he could never be anything more, but behind the act everyone involved thought was necessary he does recognize megamind's situation and there is some kind of loose parental bond.

I wouldn't call it modern, it came out ~10 years after shrek, which is also ~10 years ago

@@lochiegriffiths4712 Maybe he talk about theme of the movie. Since Sherk setting in Fairytale theme while this one is modern superhero theme.

@@bakacdaz no, still not anything like shrek

@@erickmejia4602 The badguy thats perceived as evil turns out to be a misunderstood good guy?

Yeah I think calling it shrek is fitting. It’s the shrek of its time. Shrek was made in response to parody Disney fairytales. Megamind was made in response to parody the superhero genre.

you miss you a villian alright but not a super one

I'm not one for fart jokes, but the Metroman fart meme gets me... every... single... time.

21:52 More like, the not PG-13 meme

Metro-man being Markiplier meme?

DING DONG MUSIC

Definitely up there. I’d say Road to El Dorado qualifies as well, though thankfully it’s gotten a little more attention in recent years because of the memes

Rise of the guardians as well.

It's just too bad that this released too close to despicable me premiere... I honestly think this is better tho

It is definietly up there with the likes of the Kung Fu Panda movies

@@OldeCat it really is. Honestly, I like Despicable Me, and am not nearly as annoyed by the minions as most people seem to be, but Megamind is just better in pretty much every way

Saccing happiness and life of oneself kind of reminds me of soldiers that suffers from ptsd after the war they fight in, one of the notable example is probably audie murphy but then again you become a soldier by choice and not born one like superhero markiplier over here

​@@krisnaputramaulidan2843So regular Markiplier

Holy shit I’d never noticed that before. I’m pretty sure he flashed behind Megamind there too

Props to Megamind’s camera and the TV broadcast for catching that blink lmao

My respect for this movie has risen even more

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Forgot the fart at 19:20

17:39 hal/tighten stare 18:23 there is no queen of england 19:18 (my death was greatly) exaggerated 21:54 penis music

19:06 glow up

Where did you watch it..on dc?I can't find it

Damn nice detail!

Never noticed that

Yoo, if you pause really quick, you can definetely see Metroman's face behind Megamind 🤯

We gotten good one it just we haven't gotten good one that are big or made by big studios their mostly made by smaller studio that are less well know and don't do much marketing because they don't have the money

Superman isn't like that when written properly. JL animated has the best Superman imo, he's just a farm kid trying to do the right thing.

Both are chained by their destiny. That why he choose to retire to find his dream he choosing by himself.

@@reachlol1 “you’re from krypton aren’t ya!” “I’m from Kansas” Is probably my favorite line from Man of tomorrow

@@reachlol1 the problem with DC tho is they cant permanently end anything because of the constant adding to the canon. Irl, eventually people just die, and are slowly forgotten. Superman is never gonna die and it makes him stale.

@@ordinarytree4678 That's true for every hero owned by Marvel and DC. Batman has no powers, but if DC goes for another 200 years, Batman will live another 200 years.

I mean she's a detective for a reason y'know...

Sasuga detective xD

@@azomrade5518 yep that is true

Minion is better than the minions.

Despicable me was good not as good as Megamind but man the sequel are down grade you get the sense it was a demanded by executive to milk more money and these day company want a franchise out everything and hurt I hinder artist and creator which is why you see remake and sequel alot and also anything they don't seem safe will get eliminate look how Disney have been toward LGBTQA+ character it gotta be under the radar you can't show them being gay because Disney is afraid it'll piss off the Chinese government or conservative in the westand Disney was the biggest funder of the don't say gay bill show how artist are in conflict with corporation at times

No such thing as the "don't say gay bill", don't get fooled by propoganda. The bill some leftists call "don't say gay" bans all talk of sex and romance for young kids, not just homosexuality, because it's an anti-groomer bill. Teachers shouldn't be allowed to talk about sex with 5 year olds. Especially without permission from the parents. It doesn't ban it for teens and it doesn't ban it in general. Just banning it in schools for children too young to talk about sex. The bill doesn't even say 'gay' once in it. Go read it for yourself and you will see. Anyone conflating this with homosexuality is either a homophobe (by thinking grooming = homosexuality) or a groomer trieing to create false outrage by those too lazy to actually read the bill to protect their grooming practices (as they want to talk to 5 year olds about heterosexual and/or homosexual sex without the parent's permission)

Same

Same chan

There's a made for tv sequel thing

@@Kaazikin Really?

Its already perfect tho

Its perfect as it is xD

@@prinnyhayate5517 It is perfect, which is why I want more.

Probably a parody/riff on Batman villian Bane backstory

Metro man had his power since birth and Hal only had it for like a month or something.

Oh God he's dead-uh!

Thing is there is 2 superman in this movie. Hal taking the role of the out of control force of nature

@@ununun9995 let's be clear, hal is *not* inspired by superman's character, he's his own character made expressly for this movie, and calling him a force of nature is way better than he deserves. Clown, maybe.

@@curvingfyre6810 clown or not, throwing an entire building is not a common thing+ the nerd becoming hero is a fairly common trope amongst super heroes, even superman in a way with his Clark Kent persona.

@@ununun9995 1, he didn't turn superhero, 2, that has nothing to do with what you called him before, 3 clark kent is a huge muscle bound farm boy, 4 what are you a hal fan incel or something?

@@curvingfyre6810 4. already calling me names? Right we're on internet. 3. The whole "random citizen being secretly a hero" was for the reader to identify with superman, this evolve into the nerd trope since the demographic is evolving look at modern comic super heroes. 2 a "force of nature" is also a trope when a character is seemingly undefeatable: super strength, tough skin and all this. A threat like the invicible Lion Herakles defeated. 1 Yes okay poor word choice.

Markiplier-man*) 😂😅

She might have watched it already in real life... :|

@@exumbra1399 Or she is that well-versed in the language of film tropes?