The Bad Guys

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From The Drawing Room (HD, 16 Mins.) - Some separate segments on how to illustrate and draw characters and settings, specifically some of the characters from the movie. D'Alessandro, Anthony (April 20, 2022). " Bad Guys, The Northman& Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent Look To Provide Breadth At Weekend Box Office". Deadline Hollywood. Archived from the original on April 22, 2022 . Retrieved April 21, 2022.

Zazie Beetz as Diane Foxington ( a.k.a. The Crimson Paw), a red fox serving as the state governor; a former master thief turned good who eventually helps mentor Wolf to do the same. [10] In the novel, Professor Marmalade is actually revealed to be an alien prince named "Kdjfloerhgcoinwerucgleirwfheklwjfhxalhw" underneath a guinea pig disguise.There are about 58 minutes of bonus features included here with an additional audio commentary by some of the crew. There are some fun highlights of the cast in character and some info on how the film was made. These are worth a look. This is the second movie developed by Universal Pictures to feature a character voiced by an actor from Family Guy. Alex Borstein, who voiced Lois Griffin in the show, voices Chief Misty Luggins in the movie. The first movie is Sing, which featured Seth MacFarlane (the voice of Peter Griffin) as the voice of Mike. Snake's Frozen Pop Shop (HD, 7 Mins.) - A fun little extra that gives some frozen pop recipes and how to make them look cool. a b c Milligan, Mercedes (November 9, 2022). " 'The Bad Guys' Plan Holiday Heist for Netflix in 2023". Animation Magazine. Archived from the original on November 8, 2022 . Retrieved November 9, 2022.

a b Mitovich, Matt (October 9, 2023). "The Bad Guys Prequel Movie Gets New Voice Cast, Netflix Release Date and First Photos". TVLine . Retrieved October 9, 2023. Exclusive: DreamWorks' 'The Bad Guys' Plots a Criminally Fun Caper". Animation Magazine. April 11, 2022. Archived from the original on July 21, 2022 . Retrieved June 1, 2022.Extras 2: Bonus Footage|Deleted Scenes|Documentaries: 'Devise the Plan', 'Snake's Frozen Pop Shop', 'Assemble the Crew', 'It's Showtime: Cast Table Read', 'From the Drawing Room'|Making of Documentary|Short: 'Maraschino Even though it's based on a popular series of children's books, if you've seen Zootopia, you've seen the better version of The Bad Guys. As far as entertainment aimed at the wee ones, you can certainly do worse. It's brisk, silly, and the animation is quite enjoyable, adding hand-drawn overlays and accents that really make the images pop and provide additional, gratifying textures. The story, on the other hand, is the same old-same old. We have a group of "scary animals" in a world where anthropomorphized creatures walk side-by-side with humans. These spooky creatures get a bad rap because people fear them, so they lean into social prejudices and become a notorious criminal gang. Except now they might want to go good because being good feels better than being bad. Thematically, it's the same territory that Zootopia trod and with better world-building. We have "bad animals" that are tired of being looked as bad because people wrongly interpret them as scary threats. It's the predator/prey dynamic but without the depth. Having an all-animal heist crew provides some creative entertainment and Ocean's 11-style moments of frothy fun; I especially enjoyed that the giant shark is the team's master of disguise and always very obvious. The character arcs, supposed betrayals, redemption, and plot should be familiar and predictable, which means much of the movie must coast on the appeal of the animation, vocal actors, and general sense of humor. The comedy can be amusing but too often falls upon cheap gags, like the piranha's defining trait of being a nervous farter. The Bad Guys is suitable for animation aficionados, fans of the book series, and people who have never seen Zootopia, and if that's you, then just watch Zootopia. This is the only DreamWorks Animation film to have its opening music playing over the Universal Pictures logo. At another gala, Wolf, having been convinced by Foxington that he and his gang could actually go good, ultimately decides to take the offer of a fresh start. In sudden poor timing, however, a meteorite which was on display is stolen, and the gang is blamed and arrested. Marmalade meets them in private and reveals that he stole the meteorite and had planned for the gang to be framed. He also reveals that he was the old woman Wolf had helped at the first gala. While most of the animation for the film was provided by DWA Glendale, Jellyfish Pictures, who previously worked with DreamWorks on How to Train Your Dragon: Homecoming, Spirit Untamed and The Boss Baby: Family Business, handled the additional asset production services using proprietary softwares like Premo and Moonray, along with a new tool called Doodle – created for the 2D effects and for allowing the animators to move the lines around the character rigs. The film's opening diner scene, inspired by the similar opening scene from Tarantino's Pulp Fiction, is the longest one-shot in DreamWorks Animation history – it lasts two minutes, 25 seconds and seven frames. [19] [20] Music [ edit ]