The narrator discusses the DreamWorks movie "Megamind," which tells the story of a blue alien supervillain named Megamind who becomes a hero after his arch-nemesis, Metro Man, is killed. Megamind creates a new hero, Titan, but things don't go as planned, and Titan becomes a villain instead. In the end, Metro Man is revealed to be alive, and he helps Megamind defeat Titan and save the city. The movie ends with Megamind being hailed as a hero and finding love with a human woman, Roxanne.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The story is about a movie called "Megamind".
2. Megamind is a blue villain who was sent to Earth as a baby before his home planet was destroyed.
3. At the same time, a boy with a big jaw was also sent to Earth and grew up to be a superhero named Metro Man.
4. Megamind grew up in a prison and was rejected by his peers, while Metro Man was praised and had everything.
5. Megamind decided to become a villain and created a trap to catch Metro Man.
6. Metro Man was caught in the trap made of his greatest weakness, copper.
7. Megamind celebrated his victory, but soon realized that his life had lost its meaning without a hero to fight.
8. Megamind met a reporter named Roxanne and disguised himself as a museum employee named Bernard.
9. Megamind created a serum to turn anyone into a superhero and used it to create a new hero named Titan.
10. Titan was actually a cameraman named Hal who was in love with Roxanne, but she didn't return his feelings.
11. Megamind and Roxanne started to develop feelings for each other, but their relationship was based on lies.
12. Titan turned bad and started causing chaos, and Megamind had to stop him.
13. Megamind discovered that Metro Man was still alive and had faked his own death to pursue his passion for music.
14. Metro Man refused to help Megamind, but later saved the day by pretending to be a hero.
15. Megamind was hailed as a hero and congratulated by Roxanne for becoming what she always wanted him to be.
Note: Some parts of the text were difficult to understand due to the conversational tone and use of colloquial expressions, but I tried to extract the most relevant and factual information.