Greatest Jonah Hill Movies of All Time
Superbad or Megamind
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Why This Battle Matters
Who said animated supervillains and high school escapades can't alter the course of cinematic history? In the Jonah Hill Movies of All Time league, the face-off between Megamind and Superbad isn't just a battle over laughs—it's a clash of epochs. Megamind brings a stylized, supercharged universe to the fore, while Superbad offers a gritty, relatable teen angst-driven narrative. This isn't just about picking a favorite film; it's about defining what shapes our cultural zeitgeist. Will fans lean towards the innovative charm of a blue-headed mastermind or the raw, uproarious reality of teenage dilemmas? This choice speaks to the heart of what memories we cherish from Hill's diverse career.
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How Fans Are Voting
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Superbad over Megamind when it comes to the greatest Jonah Hill Movies of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Superbad 100.0% of the time over Megamind.
Across all battles:
Superbad win rate: 73.8%
Megamind win rate: 22.9%
Fan FAQs
Why is this matchup between Superbad and Megamind such a hot topic in the Greatest Jonah Hill Movies of All Time league?
Even though Superbad is way ahead, this matchup sparks a lot of debate because it pits a quintessential teen comedy against an animated superhero adventure. Both films show different sides of Jonah Hill's versatility, splitting fans over their favorite cinematic flavor.
What's the fan appeal for Megamind, even if it’s trailing far behind?
Fans love Megamind for its clever twist on the superhero genre and Jonah Hill's hilariously villainous performance. It's a hit with those who appreciate a good animation combined with a heavy dose of humor and heart.
Why is Superbad winning by so much in the GoatWars Greatest Jonah Hill Movies league?
Superbad is absolutely crushing it because it's not just a movie; it's a rite of passage. Fans adore the blend of humor, the nostalgia of high school days, and how relatable the characters are. It's the kind of flick that almost everyone has a fond memory of watching, which drives its massive lead.