Megamind reviewed by Mark Kermode

[@kemp10]

has anyone told simon that he has a red mic?

[@TB-ih7bg]

Kermode seems utterly oblivious to the fact that this movie actually had a great many jokes, most of which were significantly funnier than the mispronunciations of words he noticed of all things. It's also a significantly more original and better movie than any superhero movie made since 2010.

[@EasyZee69]

I like Megamind. Not a new concept or a new take on the Super Hero genre, but enjoyable nonetheless. The main character, Megamind, was someone I very much sympathized with. I cared for him, I was moved by him. Therefore, I'd say this was a good movie.

[@lepmuhangpa]

What?

[@ameliorated]

good film sometimes mark kermode talks about grammar, but he says it ''ain't'' things.

[@fanboydee]

I was a little underwhelmed by The Incredibles on first viewing, but loved it second time around.

[@boreeeed]

i agree, to an extent. I think TO AN EXTENT mark is much more judging towards animation, but he has a point, it isn't that funny, it is a good concept (i'll give it that) and it does bring nostalgia to me, even though i hated it as a kid. So i would rather say it's more iconic than an "actual" good movie, BUT, i watched mark's review on rise of guardians before this, that i STRONGLY disagree on, that was my fav movie as a kid and maybe still today!

[@Mojosbigstick]

but it will probably have a sequel...

[@Tylermiller778]

It disappointed

[@imicca]

Yet it stayed

[@sangheiliwarrior86]

Interesting how he never mentions what every other idiot mentions about this film nowadays, almost as if they like it for ridiculous and skin deep reasons.

[@DavidGruwez]

@riczom that's just you