Everything Wrong With The Bad Guys in 21 Minutes or Less

The Bad Guys is an animated movie that came out in 2022. Lots of famous voices. Somehow I'd never heard of it until now. But it does have sins!

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Remember, no movie is without sin. Which movie's sins should we count next?

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[bullettime]

What I love about Diane's character is that they actually made her interesting, instead of plopping her down and go "here's the protagonist love interest btw"

[chrisb]

The animation, voice acting, and score were top notch in this movie. It made it rise above the standard animated fare in my opinion.

[TheWarmachine]

"Just because you're a bad guy doesn't mean you're a bad guy." - some Russian wrestler dude in Wreck It Ralph movie.

[GhostMerc]

I can't believe there were no sins removed! Diane's fight scene in the prison was excellent and easily worthy a sin off for choreography. The highway scene was another great moment, and Jeremy even mentioned the quick pedal clip. Dreamworks has left Disney in the dust regarding action animation.

[bluehawkgaming]

I would like to point out that the snake goes from only having two fangs to a full set of regular teeth periodically between words and it might be the most terrifying thing I've ever seen.

[SleepyKatAlt]

Everyone is talking about Snake's teeth but no one is talking about how Marmalade didn't have the remotely same body shape as the crimson paw, and that Chief was suddenly able to pick out one diamond from millions and also couldn't tell Diane was wearing it as a ring

[notthomas]

You can tell the animators had a lot of fun with this movie!

[partyfish]

I'm surprised that no mention was made of the ending of the movie. The bad guys still go to prison at the end, and it isn't like they have jobs lined up or a sweet life ahead. They are let out after serving their time, but still have to do the work to be good and live meaningful lives at the end. I appreciated that it wasn't a complete "and they all lived happily ever. after, " even

[bengilhooly]

Honestly, this was one of the few good animated films released this year. I hope it at least gets nominated for best animated feature next year. Dreamworks hasn’t had a win in a while

[cafequente]

I love the fact that Wolf would get a sin if he howled at the full moon because cliché, but he didn't howl and still got a sin

[chainsawboy]

Your points on Marmalade doing some legit good things were actually pretty good, like his crimes seem pathetic compared to his good deeds

[drfidelis]

3:42 "Wait, you're telling me a society of mostly humans elected an animal as governor?" There's a town in Alaska with a cat named Stubbs as mayor. They only drink water out of a wine glass!

[DIAC]

I'm at a point when I can tell when CinemaSins is covering a movie because they watched it and enjoyed it and want to poke fun, and when they cover a movie just because they were asked to and treat it as an assignment from the jump. This was easily Dreamworks' best movie in years and deserved at least some praise for trying something different in terms of animation and style. Yea I know these aren't full-out criticisms to be taken seriously, but hot damn this movie deserved some positive points.

[syca]

For a kids movie this film is incredible. Of course not everything is gonna make sense since it's a family movie but overall its just great

[Ultrakrill]

We need to see more animated films with stylised art styles like this and actual effort put into them

Edit: AND WE FUCKIN GOT IT

[mambodockrill]

13:34
"It's the ultimate power source."
"So, it's a butt."
Technically.

[olleselin]

Now this is the kind of storytelling and animations that we need

[funnyhappystudios]

“Say hello to Mr Snake!”
“Oh sure, an animated movie can say it, but I say it ONE TIME in a Panda Express and I’M the villain!”

Lmao

[bird_]

I honestly enjoyed this movie when I saw it. Yeah it definitely hit all the cliché marks but in the end I liked it.
Edit: I know the clichés were on purpose.
Haha not thanking for likes because no.

[beastmaster]

This movie is one of those movies where anthropomorphic animals and actual humans live together in the same world, and it just raises so many damn questions.