Firstly I must say that it is an amazing movie. I am talking about MEGAMIND.
The little blue alien with a talking fish came to this earth from a planet when it was at the moment of destruction (just like superman!). On his way in the space’ he met a white, fluffy baby who chattered him. The white baby landed in aristocratic house while the blue one landed among the prisoners of a jail. These two children were admitted into the same school where the blue made some mistakes and the white saved the people from those mistakes and became a little hero. This situation helped them to take decisions what they wanted to be in future. With their super natural power, the white became a hero named METROMAN and the blue eventually became a villain named MEGAMIND.
Being strong and powerful, Metroman became the hope, icon and idol of the Metro City who protected the city from all the evil works of Megamind. But unfortunately Megamind was once able to destroy the hero. After that, everything was upside down. The evil reigned and the good was lost. This made Megamind bored as he was a villain without a hero, without an opponent. Suddenly Roxenne Richi, a reporter unconsciously gave him the idea of making a new super hero with all the features of Metroman. And again, unfortunately, Hal, the cameraman who worked with Roxenne, became his target. But Megamind’s plan was not successful at all. Hal or TITAN, whom he wanted to make a hero, became a worse villain than he. He and Roxenne were able to find out Metroman, who was not dead at all, but was retired from his heroic job and turned into MUSICMAN!! Here comes the greatest twist in front of the audience, in this crucial moment, Megamind decided to change his side form villain to hero!!! He, however, with his tricks, managed to make Titan turned into Hal again. Thus the day was saved by a new blue hero of Metro City named MEGAMIND!!!
I think is the one and only story of a super villain, turned into a super hero. The scenes, the graphics, the music, the dialogues were awesome!!! It was really a Dreamwork’s wonderful work.
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