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Bruce Campbell was originally considered for the voice of Metro Man before Dreamworks decided to cas [...]	D
Fans would often compare YouTuber Markiplier (Mark Edward Fischbach) to Metro Man with a beard.	D
The alligators seen when Megamind opens up the hatch below Roxanne are the same ones in the 'Exit' d [...]	D
During the opening of the Metro Man museum, "A Little Less Conversation" by Elvis Presley plays. Thi [...]	D
Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times awarded the film three out of four stars, stating "This set-up [...]	D
The dust coming off the thrown building by Titan was composed of over 13.5 billion discreet animated [...]	D
When Metro Man is discovered, Megamind at first believes he is a ghost and says "Speak, apparition". [...]	D
This was originally pitched as a live-action film.	D
After Megamind has taken over the town, his large "No you can't" posters are a reference to Presiden [...]	D
Some of the film's score sounds eerily similar to that of the soundtracks from The Incredibles (2004 [...]	D
In the box office, this movie earned less than all the Madagascar films, but in critical reception, [...]	D
Megamind's invisible car is a combination of two famous superhero vehicles: the Batmobile and Wonder [...]	D
Titan is voiced by Jonah Hill, who is also the voice of Green Lantern in The Lego Movie (2014) and T [...]	D
Hal's / Tighten's space dad (disguised by Megamind) is based on Marlon Brando's Jor-El, Superman's r [...]	D
Hal's comment "a dingo watches a human baby" to Roxanne is from Un grido nella notte (1988). Conside [...]	D
Originally, the writers were planning to let Megamind accidentally fuse Roxanne with Metro Man's DNA [...]	D
Megamind's BrainBots bear a striking resemblance to Doris, the "Helping Hat" from Disney's I Robinso [...]	D
When Megamind returns home, he says "there's no place like evil lair", a reference to Il mago di Oz [...]	D
In the early portion of the movie, when Megamind has Metro Man trapped in the real abandoned observa [...]	D
The song "Bad to the Bone" by George Thorogood and the Destroyers is split into 2 parts in the full [...]	D
Is the fourth highest grossing superhero comedy film, behind Incredibles 2 (2018), The Incredibles ( [...]	D
Minion's robotic bodysuit is modeled after a gorilla's body.	D
It's clear through watching the movie that Megamind's crimes usually involve property damage and rob [...]	D
Both Megamind and Metro Man are the last members of their species, just like how Superman is the las [...]	D
Megamind starts his first years on Earth in the Metro City Prison for the criminally gifted, a play [...]	D
When someone disguises as another through the watch, the person is physically similar to the imperso [...]	D
In the film's full complete score, the soundtracks 'Metro Man Day' and 'Stars and Tights' are actual [...]	D
Most of the film's score is composed by combining suspense, action, cartoon, thriller, beatboxing an [...]	D
The seventh best selling DVD of 2011.	D
The film was originally titled "Master Mind". However, that name had already been trademarked by the [...]	D
Megamind brings yellow roses to Metro Man's statue after Metro Man's apparent death, yellow roses ar [...]	D
Metro Man's (Music Man's) song was written by Justin Theroux (voice of Megamind's Father) and sung b [...]	D
In the scene where Titan talks about Roxanne not wanting to be with him, he places the torn magazine [...]	D
DreamWorks Animation and WildStorm produced a 32-page full-color comic book titled 'The Reign of Meg [...]	D
Robert Downey Jr. was originally given the opportunity to voice the titular protagonist, but he turn [...]	D
The film's plot was based on the premise: "What if Lex Luthor defeated Superman?"	D
In the original Master Mind concept arts, there are about 6 alternate designs for Megamind's giant b [...]	D
When Megamind trains Hal, he uses a training regimen based on Hal's love of video games. This is sim [...]	D
The least expensive DreamWorks Animation film released in 2010, only costing $130 million to make, w [...]	D
Tighten / Hal Stewart highly resembles his voice actor, Jonah Hill (curly red hair and husky frame).	D
Metro Man and Roxanne Ritchie are based on Superman and Lois Lane, but they don't show any scenes of [...]	D
For a reccesive gene, Megamind has his mother's eyes and his father's complexion.	D
The film was released on both Blu-ray Disc and DVD on February 25, 2011, accompanied with an all-new [...]	D
Reference for the Metro Man "water tornado" (during the Metro Man celebration) included movies from [...]	D
The giant robot suit that Megamind uses to battle Tighten stands at 46Â½ feet (14.17 meters) tall.	D
Ben Stiller's first and to date only theatrically released animated film outside the Madagascar fran [...]	D
After Megamind and Roxanne Ritchie discover Metro Man in hiding, he sings a snippet of a song for th [...]	D
The film was finally released on June 23, 2018 in Japan, after nearly seven years. It was supposed t [...]	D
When Metro Man bursts out of the wall in the opening of his museum, he does the "Carlton Dance" from [...]	D
There are numerous references to Superman in this film: The way Megamind's parents put him in a caps [...]	D
An early preview of the movie released only a few weeks before the movie's actual release did not in [...]	D
Roxanne says the quote "I know there's still good in you" to Hal / Tighten, a reference to Star Wars [...]	D
Megamind's invisible car is a heavily modified 1950's Hudson Hornet.	D
Several shots took over 24 hours to render, with the maximum being 50 hours for a single shot.	D
Metro City is located in Michigan. This can be clearly seen in a shot where Megamind's satellite is [...]	D
The spider that Megamind calls 'arachnis deathicus' is a black widow spider.	D
At school, the young Megamind dehydrates Minion. When re-hydrated, Minion is floating upside down, p [...]	D
First superhero themed film to star J.K. Simmons outside Tobey Maguire's live action Spider-Man fran [...]	D
The character, Tighten, is also named Hal during the movie.	D
During the climax, Minion (David Cross) is able to let Megamind (Will Ferrell) out of prison to face [...]	D
Metro City is obviously inspired by Metropolis, Superman's city in DC comics.	D
Director Tom McGrath, Ben Stiller, Christopher Knights, Mike Mitchell, and Stephen Kearin have all a [...]	D
Megamind's alias in the beginning is "Incredibly handsome criminal genius and master of all villiany [...]	D
The short film, Megamind: Il bottone col botto (2011) is the closest to having a sequel for this fil [...]	D
Megamind mispronounces words twenty times throughout the movie, most noticeably Metro City as "Metro [...]	D
Roxanne tells Megamind 'get some ray guns, hold them sideways and just go gangsta on him (Titan)' th [...]	D
Some of the words on Hal's t-shirts include "Game Over" and "Error 404: Request Not Found".	D
According to director Tom McGrath, the film drew inspiration from Batman (1966) and Superman (1978).	D
Metro Man's secret lair is somewhat similar to Batman's batcave, which is found underground and loca [...]	D
The mega-explosion of the Observatory took a team of seven artists nearly four months to create.	D
The observatory was modelled after the Griffith Observatory outside Hollywood.	D
David Cross was based in London during production. While his performance was not literally "phoned i [...]	D
At the 43:00 min mark, when the disguised Megamind (Will Farrell) and Roxanne (Tina Fey) are having [...]	D
The character Titan could be a play on DC comics' hero Superboy Prime or Bizarro, Superman's literal [...]	D
The home planets of Megamind and Metro-Man are called Mega-Planet and Metro-Planet respectively (the [...]	D
Megamind's dehydration gun also bears the commands DECOMPRESS, DEBILITATE, DEMORALIZE, DECOUPAGE, DE [...]	D
Tropic Thunder (2008)'s co-stars Ben Stiller and Robert Downey Jr. were both originally approached f [...]	D
Metro Man renames himself as "Music Man", referencing The Music Man (1962).	D
Metro Man retires as a superhero, and pursues a new career as Music Man, just like Elvis Presley (wh [...]	D
The shot where Megamind is impaled by the Metro Tower spike is a reference to the end of Ming the Me [...]	D
It is widely believed that Minion was created by at least one of Megamind's parents in order to have [...]	D
All of the weapons that Megamind activates on Roxanne are: Alligators, a Minigun, a Gauntlet of blad [...]	D
Massachusetts Branch Showcase Cinema accidentally showed Saw 3D - Il capitolo finale (2010) instead [...]	D
In July 2014, the film's distribution rights were purchased by DreamWorks Animation from Paramount P [...]	D
At exactly 17:50, Metro Man's image visibly fades on the left-hand screen at the exact moment a whit [...]	D
When Megamind discusses about training someone to Minion, in one shot there is a picture of Mr. Miya [...]	D
Megamind has a problem with mispronouncing words. It's unclear whether he does it intentionally or i [...]	D
The film's Japanese release was cancelled, following the devastating 2011 earthquake and tsunami wai [...]	D
Unlike Superman, Metro Man can see through lead, this is proven when Music Man sang, "I have eyes th [...]	D
Is the only DreamWorks Animation film directed by Tom McGrath to not become a franchise.	D
In the closing credits, a newspaper clipping holds an equation that reads: "I-1/4(3.14) BB=Oober". T [...]	D
This movie and Megamind (2010) have many similarities. First, they are parodies of other pop culture [...]	D
Jonah Hill's second animated film of 2010, after Dragon Trainer (2010) which was also from DreamWork [...]	D
Second DreamWorks Animation film where "Little Less Conversation" by Elvis Presley is played at some [...]	D
There are a total of sixteen face smashes throughout the movie.	D
In the ending, when Megamind opens the curtains to his giant statue, if you look very closely, there [...]	D
Minion, while analyzing Hal after he was given super powers, states that he's twenty-eight years old [...]	D
An early version of the script has a reporter asking Hal how to spell "Titan", but since Megamind (a [...]	D
The second collaboration between Will Ferrell and David Cross. The first was Curioso come George (20 [...]	D
Baby Megamind is voiced by Joey Dinitere, while Baby Metro Man is voiced by his brother, Noah Dinite [...]	D
Despite a worldwide gross in excess of $320 million, this is one of DreamWorks Animation's lowest gr [...]	D
Tighten flying with Roxanne over the city was one of the most complex sequences to process. In the s [...]	D
Metro Man's adoptive parents are named Lord 'Robert Scott' and Lady 'Sally Scott'.	D
The density of crowd car traffic was determined by the area of the city in which they appear; indust [...]	D
Metro tower is 3,172 feet (966.83 meters) high, 455 feet (138.68 meters) taller than the tallest bui [...]	D
This movie was promoted at the 2010 San Diego Comic-Con International, with Tom McGrath, Tina Fey, J [...]	D
The little bolts of electricity were created using the same software used to generate hair and grass [...]	D
Metro Man's biceps are 25" in diameter, bigger than Arnold Schwarzenegger's arms at the height of hi [...]	D
Megamind (Will Ferrell) is a combination of Batman (dark attire, lots of gadgets) and Lex Luthor (Ba [...]	D
Megamind turning into a hero takes some inspiration from DC comics' story 'Crisis on Infinite Earths [...]	D
A whole crew of animators was dedicated solely to the movement of capes.	D
Metro Man's persona was based on Elvis Presley.	D
Several video game tie-ins published by THQ were released on November 2, 2010 to coincide with the f [...]	D
Megamind lands in a prison, where he is raised to be a criminal. This alludes to "Superman: Red Son" [...]	D
Hal the cameraman is seen wearing a yellow "sad face" badge. This is a tribute to the Alan Moore com [...]	D
Megamind plays a snippet of Minnie Ripperton's "Loving You" after supposedly killing Metro Man and t [...]	D
In Megamind's treasure room, there is a statuette of the maltese falcon from Il falcone maltese (194 [...]	D
The guard reading the newspaper in prison bears a very strong resemblance to the father carrying the [...]	D
Instead of voicing his character from within a sound booth, Brad Pitt, who is a very active actor, i [...]	D
When Megamind, disguised as Bernard, is in the library with Roxanne, the book he reads before the ne [...]	D
When Megamind transforms into different forms, his voice changes to match the character. Yet when Me [...]	D
Megamind is 5'5" tall. However, he is only 4Â½ heads tall proportionately. This makes him the same [...]	D
Both this film and Megamind: The Button of the Doom (2011) have songs that include the words 'bad' a [...]	D
Megamind is seen with a soul patch throughout the movie, but it is missing in the main poster.	D
Before Megamind goes to Hal Stewart's apartment, he passes a speed limit sign that says "69".	D
Guillermo del Toro was hired as a creative consultant three weeks before the film completed producti [...]	D
1,317 man weeks were used for Megamind CFX which works out to over 25 years of work if one person wa [...]	D
Ben Stiller, who also voiced Alex the lion in all three Madagascar films, voices Bernard the curator [...]	D
In the office, where Megamind in lamenting his destruction of Metro Man, the camera pans across the [...]	D
When Megamind (Will Ferrell) is channel surfing towards the end of the movie, he comes upon a news r [...]	D
There was supposed to be another team of supervillains called the Doom Syndicate. They were created [...]	D
The name of the teacher in the "school for lil' gifted kids" is Ms. Jane Doe.	D
Two AC/DC songs are heard in the film: Back in Black (when Megamind roams around Metro City in his g [...]	D
Robin Williams was considered to voice Megamind	D
Minion's robotic gorilla suit resembles Ro-Man's suit in Robot Monster (1953).	D
Originally, there was supposed to be an evil team called the 'Doom Syndicate', which is a group of s [...]	D
Megamind's greatest desire is to be normal. Jonah Hill (Hal / Tighten) would seem to be the perfect [...]	D
The opening title, and part of the closing credits, is composed out of a gallery of newspaper clippi [...]	D
Peter Dinklage and Jason Bateman were considered for the role of Megamind.	D
There were over 10,000 simulated garments that were used in the movie, including 726 capes and over [...]	D
The observatory shown towards the beginning of the film bears a very similar resemblance to the famo [...]	D
Hal Stewart's appearance was based on Superman's friend and photographer Jimmy Olsen, and his charac [...]	D
There are over 700,000 raindrops in a downpour during the scene where Megamind and Roxanne argue in [...]	D
Both Megamind and Metro Man arrived on Earth in the year 1991.	D
This is the last DreamWorks Animation film to have a PG rating for mild language.	D
When Metro Man faked his own death by escaping in the last millisecond, and replacing his body with [...]	D
Just under 100,000 storyboards were created for the film.	D
Minion's suits increase in scale throughout the film: he is first seen wearing a remote-controlled s [...]	D
After Megamind blasts the doors of the Mayor's office in Metro City Hall, Minion sings a snippet of [...]	D
The dresses Roxanne wears throughout the film visualize her relationship with Megamind. When she fir [...]	D
The solar system from which both Megamind and Metro Man came from is located in the "Glaupunk" Quadr [...]	D
To promote the film, Will Ferrell assembled 1,580 of his friends and their acquaintances at a superh [...]	D
In the last dance scene during "Bad", Megamind does the Dougie, the Stanky Leg, and the Jerk.	D
Frank Oz was considered to voice Minion	D
Metro Man (Brad Pitt) appears in the movie for less than 10 minutes.	D
Jellyfish were used as reference for the crowd brainbot motion.	D
The giant Megamind Brainbot head in the finale is made of nearly 100,000 individual Brainbots.	D
The song 'A Little Less Conversation' by Elvis Presley (remixed by Junkie XL) plays when Metro Man b [...]	D
The brainbots 'mouths' are modeled after bear traps.	D
So far, Megamind has four disguises: Bernard, Warden, Space Dad, and Metro Man.	D
Megamind & Roxanne's courtship is loosely based on the plot of "Cyrano", and the two women even have [...]	D
Each of the three superhumans in the film has a color scheme: Megamind's in variations of blue and b [...]	D
Hal Stewart is named after two characters who have held the title of the Green Lantern, Hal Jordan a [...]	D
J.K. Simmons voices the character of the Warden, but in HBO's Oz (1997), he plays a white supremacis [...]	D
Ella Stiller, Quinn Dempsey Stiller: Producer Ben Stiller's children are the children in Megamind's [...]	D
In the ending, Minion holds the boom box the same way how Lloyd Dobler did in Non per soldi... ma pe [...]	D
Justin Theroux: Script consultant as Megamind's father.	D
When the death ray hits the observatory and explodes, you can briefly see Minion's skeleton once the [...]	D
The school kids are not shocked, but are actually fascinated by 10 year old Metro Man's powers. In D [...]	D
This is David Cross' second DreamWorks Animation film after Kung Fu Panda (2008).	D
One of the venues at which Megamind trains Hal to be Titan is modeled after the original Donkey Kong [...]	D
Metrocity took up one terabyte of disk space with over 90,000 buildings and roads.	D
Megamind uses three guns in the film: The dehydrator pistol, the DNA infuser gun, and the giant dehy [...]	D
Megamind CFX worked with a professional tailor early in production to learn more about clothing desi [...]	D
The lighting reference for the police surrounding the City Hall in sq. 200 was the exterior shots fr [...]	D
Included in "The A to Z of Superhero Movies: From Abar to ZsaZsa via the MCU", written by Rob Hill.	D
Third DreamWorks Animation film for Ben Stiller, after Madagascar (2005) and Madagascar 2 (2008), wh [...]	D
The curtains simulated on the movie were large, ranging in size from 58 feet, 81 feet, and 405 feet [...]	D
The Ark of the Covenant from Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) can be seen in Megamind's treasure room.	D
At the end, when Michael Jackson's song "Bad" was playing, and Hal was dancing along with it, the Wa [...]	D

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