Let's be real: this is one of those sequels that should have stayed in the vault. With a 2.4/10 on IMDb, 9% on Rotten Tomatoes, and a 1.2/5 on Letterboxd, this isn't just 'not as good as the original'—it's genuinely bad.
Parents consistently describe it as a cheap cash grab with poor animation, a basic plot, and zero character development. The original Megamind (2010) was clever and fun; this feels like it was rushed out to launch a streaming series on Peacock, and it shows.
Content-wise, it's safe enough—cartoon violence, positive messages about heroism, nothing that will shock you. But safe doesn't mean worth watching. Your kid will probably be bored, you'll definitely be bored, and there are hundreds of better animated movies available on the same streaming platforms.
Skip this one and rewatch the original instead. Or literally anything else.




