Megamind is certainly a fun movie and has a fair share of giggles but it’s not quite the knock-down super punch of a flick that it could be. Click through to find out why…

Movies based on videogames are all the rage these days. Movies based on franchises such as Uncharted, Gears of War and Halo were reported to be at least in the planning stages. Something we haven’t gotten in a while is a good old fashion western. Red Dead Redemption proved the western genre can be extremely successful in the videogame space. Why not take that popularity and parlay that into a film?

Most of the movies made from video game adaptations up to date have been less than stellar productions (thanks Uwe Boll), to say the least. From Street Fighter to Doom every one of them has strayed far from the original material and ended up a mess.

Now there is some light shining on video game fans with the news that Brad Pitt’s production company, Plan B Entertainment, is making its debut on games-to-film adaptations with Capcom’s upcoming action title Dark Void. Plan B has secured the movie rights for the game and there is even some speculation that Brad Pitt himself might be up for the starring role.