Just like the origin of "Superman", the origins of Megamind and Matroman in the cartoon are also the same. Before the destruction of their homes, their parents sent them to Earth by spaceship. The first spoof or so-called subversion of the film shows the origin of heroes and villains. Growing up with a golden spoon at a higher level gives Metroman the space and opportunity to become a hero. If his fate is unfortunate, he can only be reduced to being raised by prisoners. This in itself is a satire of fate's mastery over the role of man.
Human beings are inherently good or evil at the beginning, so who can say that he is born a good person or a bad person, of course, it depends on whether he wants to be a good person or a bad person. Megamind is a bad guy who doesn't want to be a bad guy but is forced to be a bad guy, Matroman is boring under the hero's brilliance. As described in Disney's animated film "Incredible" a few years ago, there are ordinary people's lives behind Superman, with ordinary people's troubles, boring jobs and pursuit of ideals, the pressure to support a family, and a mid-life crisis. . Matroman also has something he wants to pursue, but his heroic feat also becomes a helpless labor against evil. The righteous have the heart to retire, and the evil still wants to dominate the world.
Matroman created the illusion of being killed by Megamind, which made him get what he wanted, but made him lose the balance between good and evil. It is often said that we must learn to think in reverse when looking at things. The rebellion in superhero movies in the past may have their difficulties. Spider-Man's opponent Sandman is at a loss after an accidental murder, and Iron Man's opponent Ivan is a technology competitor. , without justice, there is no existential value of evil. That's what happened to Megamind.
At this point, the theme of the good nature of human beings is also reflected in Megamind. He transformed a weak man into a superhero, and his former inferiority complex has been reversed into sin instead of justice. Forced to turn himself into a hero of justice.
Going around, the subversion of superheroes is nothing but destroying a past and reshaping a new one. No matter what, good and evil must be balanced in order to have each other's existence meaning.
Michael Jackson's "I'm bad" is really well used in this film, and it shows a humorous super villain that fits the theme. Hans Zimmer's variation on this song complements each other. The voices of the characters can be said to benefit almost entirely from Will Farrell's sensual performances, with Tina Fey, Bridger Searle, and even Brad Pitt's Superman voices all but super loud. The voice of the green leaves of the villain, you may not be able to hear it unless you say it.
Pure entertainment, this film is still worth watching.
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