It's also gratifying to see Lorne Balfe emerge into spotlight as a composer in his own right after spending years in the background manipulating Hans Zimmer's synthesizers. Jonathan Broxton of Movie Music UK wrote that 'the score for Megamind is a great deal of fun, and will appeal tremendously to anyone with an affinity for John Powell's animated adventure scores such as Robots and Bolt, with which this score has a lot in common. Megamind may occasionally induce a desire to hear such conventions in full force, but Zimmer and Balfe have weaved a score that is engaging and consistently refreshing to listeners, and is a credit to the film it accompanies.'

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Richard Buxton of Tracksounds stated: 'To assume that a score that deceives expectations and opts for a scheme different to that of the regular hero vs. It's a self-proclamation that fits right in with this movie.' To end the famous tracks, we get 'Bad to the Bone' by George Thorogood & the Destroyers. I have to admit that I've always had a soft spot for not only Elvis Presley, but the Junkie XL Remix of ' A Little Less Conversation.' I was very pleased that it was included on this soundtrack because the world is a happier place with a dose of Elvis. 'Alone Again Naturally' by Gilbert O'Sullivan has always made me snap my fingers and you just know that the bittersweet feeling it creates will fully illustrate a scene to pull at our heartstrings.

I expect nothing less from the movie's use of it here. Over the years, as it's been used in soundtracks, it has also brought a humorous slant to the characters' relationships. 'Lovin' You' by Minnie Riperton is a song that originally was meant to convey the feeling of being in love. Kimberly Lynn Workman of Fandomania noted that the film is 'interspersed with the original music are well-known tracks from famous artists. The soundtrack gathered mixed reviews from most music critics. It was released on Novemin the United States and Canada. Megamind: Music from the Motion Picture is a soundtrack to the 2010 film of the same name, released by Lakeshore Records and composed by Hans Zimmer and Lorne Balfe.

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