So The Bad Guys was AMAZING (DON'T JUDGE ME)
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This movie gets 8 ":3" out of 10!!
Pretty good
Good
Did you enjoy recording the audio for the Minecraft jungle cruise?
Hi
you sussy furry ;)
They gave the fox Pixar mom hips, there's no way they didn't know what they were doing. On a more serious note, I really like that they made her be a fun character on her own instead of just being a love interest for Mr. Wolf.
I agree, I enjoyed her as a character, there was quite a lot of flirting between her and Wolf but that wasn't the entirety of her character.
@@cintronproductions9430
Yeah that is one overlooked great aspect of the film in terms of character dialogue. Wolf and Fox are constantly flirting in a rather organic way. It really feels like two people flirting, where they have chemistry, but also like f#%ing with each other.
But, as you said, that's not her whole character. She rather developed having essentially been the Bad Guys, but having already gone through her maturing moment a few years before.
And she is the one bad guy people never talked about lately!
I appreciate the design tbh.
She's got the body, the face AND she's a really good character?! COME ON, there's no way they didn't make her like this intentionally
I love how the writers went like "Yeah that fox is attractive but WHAT IF SHE WAS A NINJA"
Then they use the freaking flute for the fight scenes to hammer it in.
i dont wanna sound like "that guy" but the reason she's a ninja is because in the books when her character was introduced, she was wearing ninja garb, dreamworks did their homework on the books when it came to this movie.
@BlancBaily The movie is like soft reboot levels of accurate, in this day and age of most animated movies being garbage, its nice to see one that does a lot of things right
Wasn’t she kind of like that in the books?
@@McYum. {SPOILERS}
to be fair, in the second season if the books turns out she's "the one", and has superpowers so generic that they're only specified purpose is to help the plot move along.
I think what makes Diane such a great character is that even though she's clearly the love interest, they didn't tear away from the plot to cram it in. It's just, natural. She comes off as a genuine being who wants to see wolf succeed because *spoilers* she already has. She also is super dynamic in her role as mastermind turned governor and her skills showing off both actually strengthen the main plot instead of distracting from it. On top of that her character (and spider) are just top notch aesthetics that, even if you deny yourself turning a furry, she definitely will have brought some to the fluffy side... she can dance AND fight like... what else could she be?
Diane is a great character, and she would be even without the exagerated ninja skills. She's smart, she's in a position of power thanks to her own skill, she's in control, she doesn't need the bad guys, and she doesn't need to help them, but she does, and she pulls all the right strings.She's supportive, and defiant when she has to be. All of that while being clearly interested in Mr. Wolf, and without sense of superiority. Without the "smug" that ruins so many female characters. Sincerely having fun.
@@neutronalchemist3241 I actually thought her "ninja skills" made sense since she's a fox, y'know, she can move and attack quickly like one? Idk I thought it kinda fits. I didn't knew everyone hated it. 🗿
i only didn’t like her for a split second because i was always like “you’re the governor why are you flirting with bad guy ??” and then it made sense because she’s also a bad guy,, she slays
Gay💀
Ur gay and you are a furry for sure
The animators knew EXACTLY what they were doing, and I am HERE for it.
What were they doing, huh?
@@BumHoleTickler totally not explained in the video
Welcome to the OwO zone. Only bad boops aloud ^.~
@@BumHoleTickler they added thicc legs on Diane the fox lady
@@smusky4643 Why did I find your reply so funny?
"Diana is also, *bae* "
Furry community: "We did it everyone. We got him."
Seriously though, you could hear the flustered emotions in the Diana rant that followed. 🤣
I know it's a running gag, and he doesn't take it very seriously, but as I understand it, no-one is a furry until they wish to describe themselves as such. You can't force someone to join a community.
Most people, I think, understand this. But there's always those nitwitted few who feel the need to put others into definable categories heedless of the wishes of the persons in question.
"You where the choose one you said you would destroy the furrys not join
Them"
~Obi-wan Kenobi
@@AnomalyINC
Me:People who wear animal clothes/suits are furry
AnomalyINC:if you don't know him
Then he N O T
@@AnomalyINC
That is a very good summary of my feelings on it. Just because you like anthro art doesn't make you a furry. It's identifying yourself with the community. Same with the Brony community.
I consider myself like Saber actually. I love the creativity of anthro art and the furry community, but I don't identify with the community like I did/do with the brony community.
That said, Saber very clearly has a character crush on Diana. Like i noted you clearly can hear the genuine emotion in his voice😆
That doesn't make him a furry, just he is very drawn to her character in an infatuation like way. This isn't really uncommon. It's why we have the terms waifu and husbando, lol.
Anyone who enjoys fiction will have a few characters like that. I'm no exception.
His denial over this though, is funny.
@@Reaper17000
"I HATE YOU!"
- Anakin sinking into furry r34 lava
At this point, Saber is lying. He’s a furry but he refuses to admit it.
It was already obvious when he made anthro tier list
Saber's fanbase: oh come on, saber is DEFINITELY a furry! 🤨
*Veteran Fans: **_ALWAYS HAS BEEN 🔫🗿_*
He used to be a brony.
My man was formerly a Bronytuber and had a horsesona, he will never trick me to thinking he's not one of them
Yes. He simps on the Fox!
(And I know her name’s Diane. I was just saying!)
I'd argue Wolf and his friends were good to begin with. They at least cared for each other.
Yup!
Wolf has some... Interesting art on the internet ^.~
@@smusky4643 don’t. just..don’t. 😭
@@smusky4643 I will find you
@@embreadiment Bet 👀
I love how _Into the Spiderverse_ kinda created this whole new playground for 3D animation to take inspiration on traditional 2D animation and _The Bad Guys_ is packed with. I loved how expressive the characters are and how well animated the action scenes are; the characters stretch in such a fluid manner that is mesmerizing to watch. The voice acting is also top notch. The plot is not groundbreaking or anything, and I feel they could've explored the heist themes better to really nail that "Ocean's Eleven" energy, but overall I had fun.
My only question is that: why isn't _everyone_ in the film anthro animals? It is a bit weird to have a handful of characters being animals and the rest being humans, and it's not even explained why is that. It doesn't bother me per se since the human characters are pretty well designed. But would make more sense if every character was an animal, imho.
I also agree that there was a lacking character development on Piranha, Shark and Spider. They really feel like wasted characters as the focal point is on Wolf and Snake. But who knows, if Dreamworks sees this as opportunity to capitalize and we get a sequel, maybe they could explore those characters better. Their dynamic is good enough and I wouldn't mind seeing more of Diane (not a furry I swear).
I thought it was hilarious that the main characters were the only ones who were anthros. similarly, how all the characters are named Shark, Tarantula, etc. and then there's Diane Foxington 😂for a movie like this, the setting doesn't need to make sense logically, it only needs to support the feeling of the story.
Ur literally a raccoon.
The fact that only a few characters are anthro animals actually reminds me of old cartoons, like Looney Tunes x'D Or shows like the Muppets ^^ It's just a thing and in the world of the movie no one questions it x'D
You know I was thinking the same thing, and then I realized that maybe the creators kept it that way to represent that anthro characters where just reflections of the nature of certain people irl..? the typical charming sweet ML with the personality of a wolf, the goody goody guinea pig (idk why he reminded me of James Cordon), and the typical sexy FL with the personality of a vixen. Their characters had personalities that's why they were kept that way. If you saw the movie you would have noticed that some of the animals are just normal even in the same species.
Well the point is that the anthro animals are considered "monsters" or bad guys. Even the other animals, the fox and the guinea pig become more relevant in the plot.
I think at 7:16 Saberspark said a very important and underappreciated lesson: "Predictable plots can be good as long as they're well executed with fun characters."
100% true, i guessed a lot of it but i still loved it
Nothing is original anyway. I mean, this movie don't need to be "GOD FUCKIN DAMMIT I NEVER SAW IT COMIN'!" type of movie. It already good as the way it is.
Demon slayer moment
Look look look, this is for kids right? This could be some kids first movie at least let children establish the conventional plot patterns in normal movies because then the status quo will change making it harder for what is an expected outcome in reality versus fiction which adds a whole new difficulty layer.
What is the plot twist if the plot twist was expected because everyone's doing the same thing or crazy thing
then what plot twist would you add to that twist to make it unique for adult films?
The problem is met at ahead when executives( who ultimately Greenlight these film projects) who have to (I assume) look at conventional plot patterns, the status quo, what is interesting, and what do kids deserve to build a foundation of a plotline that is easy to follow and not trying to be so unpredictable or crazy that it doesn't make sense.
I'm not sure if I got my point across.
TL;DR:
If kids can't understand it what's the point of a movie for kids if there is a hidden motivation to also appeal to adults who already expect certain plotlines to happen?
I loved it too broooo both the Fox and wolf made me question if I was a furry💀
I mean hypothetically you could be. In its simplest terms it means someone who enjoys anthropomorphic animals. So while it is entirely a self-assigned label, who knows. Its a welcoming community thats for damn sure.
@@nickrogers3624 This is a fantastic comment.
Also, I think another thing that’s worth mentioning, is that, the only person who can decide if they’re a furry, is the person themselves.
I see a lot of folks, especially younger viewers who become fans of anthro animal characters but then, legitimately feel afraid of being called a furry, not wanting to be called something they’re scared of being called, or because of the bullying that could lead to, and while I do think it’s possible to identify with a community while still being afraid to publicly be a “part” of it, and that experience is of course valid,
I think that in situations like this it’s just also important to note, that really is up to the person themselves to chose if they want to be a part of the community and no one deserves to feel afraid of being labeled it. Because it’s up to them to chose if they want to.
@@auralunaprettycure That is precisely what I meant by “self-assigned label.” Its a label someone chooses for themselves. Now personally I do wish we weren’t as thoroughly hated especially throughout middle and high school but its hard to change peoples minds.
@@nickrogers3624 I wish that too, I wish that too.
Growing up as a kid in the 2000s, I remember actually being pretty lucky: I was able to be a little *too* obsessed with Lucario, Renamon, and The Dark Team in SA2, for too long of junior high without anyone making any jokes about it,
But I do remember during my late years of high school (late 2010s) it was a bit harder to be into those things without the mocks and jabs. And I hear for young folks nowadays it’s even worse. They have my support cause that has gotta be rough
Join the dark side, Luke.
I got big Sly Cooper vibes from this movie. The style, the thieving, the animals, the bad guy/good girl romance, the group of friends, all reminded me of the games.
I miss the sly cooper movie that never happened.
I saw those similarities too! They definitely feel different enough that if a Sly Cooper movie were to be made in the future, it shouldn't be a problem
Sly Cooper kinda 😏
Wolf instantly reminded me of Sly as well; a suave, smug, silver-tongued smartass thief and pickpocket. They're even both into foxes
I heard the movie was based off the sly cooper movie script. But it could be just inspired by the sly cooper games.
Everybody says Wolf and Fox gave them a "I'm not a furry...but" moment and here I am who got that moment because of Miss Tarantula
... because of a spider?
@@purple_fedora The furries are getting worse.
@@purple_fedora she's cute okay I want to be her friend
What? They literally just took a spider and gave it a face.
To be fair, I’m pretty sure it’s a little better when if you look at her more like a centaur but with a spider body rather than a horse body. It’d probably be very difficult to pull off her look and visual appeal if she didn’t have that upper half, plus, more freedom for her animation.
I'm so glad to hear they made the fox girl an actual fun character, and not the cliched, boring love-interest type. Also, the animation has to be some of the best I've seen since Mitchells vs The Machines.
I think it's kind of funny that they told this actress to say all of her lines like she's flirting
@@thevarietychannelofyoutube4769 they did? No wonder she sounds so hot
@@preciadoalex123 My point is that she says all her lines in a flirty way so it's clear that she had some kind of direction to do that. Or, she just saw the image of her character gazing seductively at the wolf and got inspired
@@thevarietychannelofyoutube4769 Speaking of her actress, I had no idea she was played by Sophie from the joker (2019) and domino from deadpool 2
The Mitchell’s vs the machines was kinda crap though
I'm so ready for this shift from realistic to stylistic animation.
I think it's kinda been going on since spider verse back in 2018, but it's definitely really starting to kick off now. This movie's definitely the best animation I've seen since then.
They've been doing that since the early 2000's.
Not to mention Arcane. Easily the most creative visual design since Spider-Verse.
I'd back that 100%.
@@scoutman66 No they haven't I mean they characters were still meant to be somewhat toony but Monsters Inc, Shrek, Finding Nemo, WALL-E, Up, even Over the Hedge, they all looked a bit more realsitic than what this is going for.
7:52
"Well fine, if we can't be good. If society hates us. Then we'll just be bad"
_Megamind 2 : Furry Boogaloo_
This movie is infinitely better than Megamind 2. Hell, watching all the Minions movies back to back would be a better experience
@@TransistorBasedhey the first 2 minion movies are good
@@kingdedede3547 that's a hell of a claim
@@TransistorBased yep and I will defend them now all the others though.....
At this point, Saber denying being a furry is like Markiplier going: I'm not a masochist, but . . .
When I was in creative writing class, my prof mentioned that the readers being able to predict a story isn't bad. It's a mark of good writing. You're planting the seeds and, hopefully, will get a good payoff. I dislike when people trash a movie because they guessed what happened. Hell, there's a UA-camr I watch that is in the middle of a series. And for years he's seen us guess what this character's backstory was. He was so excited when it was revealed because he knew so many of us had guessed correctly and wanted to see our reactions.
Predictability isn't bad for a story.
Depends on the story really, what is trying to be conveyed.
But I do think it can be boring if you can predict too much of the story.
Then it becomes like, why bother going through it if you already know all the significant story beats, you won't be getting anything new from it.
Like example, when you watch something and know the hero will make it through and stop the bad guy, that's ok.
It's fun to find out HOW they will do it, who they will meet, and how the character will change through the story.
But if all of those are known too, and nothing changes, then you start to question the point of going through with it.
@@kamikeserpentail3778 Yeah it also does depend on the story. I have read such stories that do fall into that story type. But it does depend. But I think a lot of people have fallen into the idea that predictability = a poorly written story. Which isn't necessarily the case. It's something that heavily depends on the individual story.
A good detective/mystery story will plant clues that allow an attentive audience to find the solution (either in whole or significant part(s)) before or at the same time as the characters. And less attentive audiences should be able to realize what the clues were either in hindsight or on a second viewing. Iirc Hbomberguy talks about this in his Sherlock video.
An example from Murdoch Mysteries (spoilers)
There's a father and twin sons with heterochromia. One of the sons was given away as a child bc they were poor. If you paid attention to the old family photo with the kid they kept, the eye colours are flipped from the guy claiming to be that kid. So at some point after that photo was taken, the kids switched places and the question of "where is the kid that was given away?" becomes "what happened to the kid that was kept?" (Which has another, harder to figure out, clue to it)
being predictable and being badly written to a trope are two different things. Like, let's take her being a master thief. That was predictable. However, it had a good payout for showing to the story about someone defying their 'nature' to do better which made it necessary for the story.
Had she just came in and done some weird ninjutsu shit and then said "My daddy made me train, but hey, I believe you can be a better person" that wasn't predictable, but it isn't helping the story.
As an aspiring writer, thanks for the advice I needed this :))
The thing about DreamWorks, speaking as someone who used to work there, is that the company absolutely thrives best when it functions as a counter-culture voice to the status quo currently in place for Kids & Family animation. It's the whole reason the studio came to be: To counter the animated storytelling approaches established by Disney. So we got things like Antz (not great, but it was a direct fuck you to A Bugs Life), Road to El Dorado, Prince of Egypt, and of course, Shrek.
Their worst work is when they try to fall in line with the status quo or cave into increasing pressures from S&P (standards and practices) and consumer trend decision-making (AKA, "this thing is currently popular, so we should do this thing"). A lot of the recent bad stuff can be attributed to the NBC/Universal merge who have a tighter grip on the type of content produced.
That said, Steven Spielberg once visited the campus and said it would behoove the company to consider making adult-themed projects, and while I have no idea if that's going to happen, the general consensus among employees was that, yes, that would probably be a fantastic next step. But they're beholden to their NBC Universal Studios overlords, so, it's up in the air.
Point is, when DreamWorks just does its own thing and chooses to be the "bad boys/girls/folks" of the industry - not even in genre, but by just pushing the types of bold narratives studios like Disney aren't brave enough to do in fear of losing their bottom line $$$ - we see among their best work.The Bad Guys is a direct and clear cut example of this both in packaging and messaging.
I hope this is a lesson for DW to stick to this approach, because it's what put them on the map to begin with, and it's what makes them shine brightest.
Nice take from the Inside
Man. An adult DreamWorks movie, or even a Pg-13 one... would probably hit hard! As long as they KEEP the animation and artistry. Please, please don't make another live-action adult movie.
@@hondaaccord1399 as long the subject matter is truly adult and not a cavalcade of sex jokes and crude humor like Sausage Party
@@613-shadow9
Facts, facts facts facts
Wow really nice comment definitely underrated.
Wolf and Snake's relationship and struggles throughout the movie was definitely the highlight of the story for me. I like the other characters a lot, they each have their own charm and role to play in the various scenarios of the film, but with the exception of Diane who is a great foil for Wolf, they mostly feel simplistic or just not that important to the story. however I don't think that's a bad thing! ensemble casts can really bog down the pace of a story if not handled really well and I think the more streamlined approach taken here is to the film's benefit. the animation is probably the biggest strength of the movie overall. I love the emphasis on key frames which give the action a comic book-like feel. finally I would say the mashup of a gritty and glitzy setting with cutesy, cartoony characters just works so well. it definitely reminded me of Zootopia, but throwing all the debatable thematic content of that film out the window in favor of maximizing style.The Bad Guys isn't deep or challenging, it's just a well-executed, thrilling ride.
The boy who cried "I'm not a furry"
A tale as old as time
I wish ALL 3d animated films cell shaded like this, it's like a great blend between 2d and 3d that adds colors that pop with smooth slick movement that cgi offers, PLEASE more of this and better for good or great cell shading in 3d, THIS is the way of the future!!!
I want to see a movie in the Wind Waker art style
it's so great to see the ripples of spiderverse finally shaking up the industry
I'm so here for
it’s not cel shaded
@@blueghost312 soft cell-shade or hard-edge painting brush stroke. We get it you're an artist.
I really like the style although I really like when there's a balance of this 2D textured 3D style films and the more realisitic styles. I really hope DreamWorks will bring back the latter for a future project (maybe Shrek 5?), although for now they should have their fun with experimenting and doing new things
What sold me was the found family, Im always a sucker for a group of people who arent biologically related, be a family. And the relationship between Wolf and Snake had a lot more chemistry than Wolf and Diane, dont @ me. But I do love how Diane isnt just a generic love interest, she has her own motives, her own wants and personality. Also Wolf wasnt becoming a good guy to get in her favor, he did it because he wants a better life for his crew. I always hated the trope where impressing a hot person who the main character only knows for a few days is their primary motivation for getting better. This movie is stellar.
@ boom I just @ you
Nah dw snake and wolf definitely had a lot more chemistry
wolf and snake are life long friends it's logical that they would have a stronger bond than dianne
I don't think there was enough to call her a love interest, there was definitely something there, but not enough to be called a love interest yet
@@nathanjarrett728 a working partner
Saberspark 3 years ago: No, I’m not a furry.
Saberspark now: HOT FOX LADY UWU
The most spectacular and emotional character development of all time 😂
From the first trailer I saw of this movie I was like “holy cow, I need to see it” and I am glad to say it really met my expectations, the plot was simple and felt very well paced, the voices were great, the characters interactions were wonderful and there were some really good moments and the animation. The quality of the animation was STUNNING, I loved all the emotion packed in the characters expressions, the world and the car scenes. This was a wonderful movie and the studio did an amazing job.
I'm liking the new animation styles coming out lately. The use of textures rather than just squishy 3d or hyper realism. With Arcane looking like videogame concept art and Spider verse looking like a comic book. The bad guys looking a little like the storybook, I'm liking how they are incorporating the genre into the actual textures and animation
Klaus has some pretty great visuals too!
Bit of a spoiler? But I personally loved the ending for the character development because the gang isnt 'fully' good like we can still see that they will have a bit of a struggle adjusting to their new life style which i love because they didnt just click right away to being all good. And had a steady yet quite realistic flow from them turning 'bad' to good! Great vid man! Keep up the great content lol^^
Some spoilers:
And i love how that diane didn't become a typical love interest for wolf. The one where wolf will be asked to choose between her or his lifetime friends. His motive of becoming good is bcuz he wanted to give a better life for him and his friends. I respect that so much, kudos for not doing the love interest. It made the movie fresh and exciting.
Also can we talk about that ending? Absolutely good! Even tho its a "bad guy got caught" ending, but the gang didnt just get free without consequences. They paid the price for their actions and became better person, but not 100% good either and they need to work on it (shown from the after prison scene). And how they caught the guinea pig is also an unexpected one, i thought he'll be able to recover from that without diane telling her real identity but the ending is kinda unexpected.
And definitely, Diane kinda cute doe.
same i hope they do end up making a sequel in the future
can you tell me please - does the snake guy end up as a bad guy\traitor or is a good guy in the end?
@@TabalugaDragon he got "mad" to the group and decided to quit. Then he joined the bad guy and sabotage his plan ala heist movie style.
@@foxinabox5103 thanks
Is it just me or does this movie seem to have huge Lupin III inspirations? From the car chase to the police chief being heavily similar to Zenigata, Wolf being similar to Lupin, to even the scene where the Bad Guys get caught because of the failed grappling hook and Wolf losing his pants as a result
The art team behind the movie said they were inspired by anime such as Lupin and Dragonball Z!
Snake being the jigen of the story 💯
Also, Diane being similar to Fujiko!
Also, Diane being similar to Fujiko!
Also, Diane being similar to Fujiko!
i feel like this is one of those movies where you can just have fun and not overanalyze it
I won't lie: my local stations aggressively advertised this prior to release, and I thought the ads made it look incredibly obnoxious. As much as I loved the animation style, I thought the plot looked god-awful and was ready to dismiss it as another Dreamworks flop. I'm surprised and delighted to hear that people love it so much, so I'm ready to acknowledge that my judgment based on the commercials was a bit hasty and give this movie a try! :)
Yeah i also felt the same way tbh, i rrally thought it was going to be bad;;;; but maybe i should check it out! But, man that advertisement did it dirty;;;
Yeah, the trailers were so annoying. I am glad to hear that it is actually a good film.
I didn't care for the movie trailer either yet haven't watched for myself. Am curious what you think after watching though.
I hear you, those commercials made it look like a cringey, dumbed-down version of the fox from Zootopia. I was ready to accept it was marketed to 7-year-olds and never think about it again, but if it's better than that then great! I might actually give it a watch now.
Tbf, the plot is God-awful. But the movie knows that and leans ALL the way into it and embraces the insanity instead of trying to be Zootopia.
It's self aware in a mostly good way, and it helps the movie focus on what it does best, it's crazy style and fast paces action.
If Diane Foxington is your furry awakening, I sympathize brother. She is 10/10 furry girl for sure
Im cleary her in discord! but i agree with ya! nbut diane is a ∞/10
@Right Winger Against The UN LMAOO
Loona from Helluva boss outranks her imo
The animation reminded me of the cartoons I grew up with. Like Tom & Jerry and The Road Runner. Where it's got that zaney cartoon antics unlike most animations nowadays that feel stiff and try to be more "realistic".
Also the fox lady surprised me. I didn't think I'd like her as much as I did, but I absolutely love her character.
The animation for _The Bad Guys_ is impressive and vastly different than the CG animation seen in the previous DreamWorks animated films (e.g. Shrek, How to Train Your Dragon, Megamind, Kung Fu Panda, Madagascar) considering that the titular characters, the supporting cast including the humans gives off a Hand Drawn Cel-Shaded look similar to the animation seen in Disney's _Paperman_ and _Feast_ and especially Sony Pictures Animation's _Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse._ I also am getting a lot of _Lupin the 3rd_ and _Dragon Ball_ vibes for the character designs.
Even the same can be said for the upcoming _Puss in Boots: The Last Wish_ as the visual style is giving off a 2D/3D visual style so I'm excited on the direction DreamWorks Animation is heading.
I'm sure Spider-Verse is to thank (weird that Disney aren't the ones setting a trend for animation here, nor are they _following_ it yet, which is off-brand for Hollywood). Which means this is going to wind up getting real old, real fast.
Also, there’s a Lupin III influence since it often reminded me of that anime.
Looks like it was what food fight was TRYING to go for
I think it looks like the animation in The Mitchells Vs. The Machines
@@quranicbard7881 Not really, looks more like _Spider-Verse_ with the artstyle of _Lupin the 3rd_ and _Dragon Ball._
Wow, Saber is a pretty amazing athlete, given all of the mental gymnastics he pulls off to convince us that he's not a furry.
Gold medal olympiad
The East German judge gives it a 6.
Chihiro spotted! Chihiro spotted! Proceeds to grab dumbell
For real lmao dude needs to just admit it and move on
@@badbreakingbadvideos
Butter time
So much flirting - and the eyebrow piercing. Holy fuck they KNEW what they were doing with Diane 💕
11:51 wolf x rabbit cartoon is called “ну погоди!», «I’ll get you!». My childhood cartoon. I really love it.
Anyway, I'm friggin' happy that animation is finally getting out of honestly stagnated waters and not just try to make the same textures look more realistic.
exactly aa
Don't worry Saber we won't judge you because this movie was PHENOMENAL! I got the chance to see it already a pretty long time ago because in Europe it came out earlier in theaters than in America (how strange) and holy moly the first 10 minutes of the movie with the car chase scene were BREATHTAKING! I was LITERALLY on the verge of tears because as an artist I was so impressed by how much aesthetically pleasing and good looking the visuals and the artstyle were!!! I literally begged eveyone I know to go watch it as well mainly because of how insanely well-animated it was, yeah Mr Wolf is objectively hot but damn the thing that really sells this film is surely the stylistic choice they made with the graphic and everything in general!!!
Your comment just made me wanna watch it 100% I love good car chase scenes
@@spaghetti5914 oh trust me, it was epic. All the action scenes in general were awesome as well because the stylization of the already cartoonish artstyle reached astonishing levels with the animation, which costantly remained smooth as heck. Truly amazing.
@@spaghetti5914 the car chase scenes were pretty good! My husband in his 30s liked the movie and (his) my 12 year old step son loved it! I would say it’s a pretty good PG movie!
yes
I’m hoping they’ll make a sequel because I really loved this one. The artwork was top notch especially how Mr Wolf’s fur moves in the wind. I also liked the car chases too. I have a hunch that Mr Wolf is a bit of a gear head too. He loves his car but in the end he loves his friends more.
SPOILERS
The part where Mr. Wolf screamed at the villian, instead of just staring in disbelief or just raising his voice slightly, he actually took action. HE. ACTUALLY. TOOK. ACTION. Every single other animated movie I've watched has NEVER. NEVER! done anything like this. This sent shivers down my spine, that part is what I want to happen in MY stories, in MY animatics, animations, THAT. Is what I want. This movie captured that PERFECTLY! I was actually screaming my head out by how he did it. I loved it so much! Another part is the conversations, mainly between Mr. Snake and Mr. Wolf. They actually talk like adults, they're actually smooth, it's actually so awesome to watch. But I only LOVE this movie because doug judy plays the shark
They talk like adults because they sre voice by adults
@@Lol-zc1vd i mean the words they say because usually they talk nothing like actual adults
Saber has a new furry crush to add to the list!
Also where did you get those images from 0:16 and 0:33 at....😉
Hahahah good one broskiii
@@myles7453 From frames in the movie. That’s where he got them.
He hearted it so it's cannon
Tbh diane and moe are hot
9:18
"And then we got Wolf wagging his tail, that's just cute, that was sweet"
At this point, we're not even overanalyzing things. Saber just doesn't want to admit it...
I'm 65% sure that Saberspark will have a furry avatar within the next 2 years
hombre he was literally a brony with us back in the day, its not a massive headscratcher
Scp doctor, lets just hope dr bright doesn't see you as a mario style one up lol
Yeah that was cute :)
Lol ik its a joke and all but I feel like lots of people in the comments are genuinely thinking he's a furry.
Disclaimer: Being a furry isn't nessesarily bad but in the general public it is considered non-formal and ultimately described as "weird", although this is not my personal opinion.
The story follows a very simple structure but executes it very nicely. It doesn't take itself too seriously and the characters have a lot of heart.
I thought that the film was great. I love Sam Rockwell as Wolf, I love how subtle Wolf’s romance was with Diane, and I like its smooth yet fast-paced style.
Coming from someone who used to read The Bad Guys books when I was a kid really brought back that childlike excitement seeing the movie bring the characters to life, really hits the heart and nonetheless is a wonderful movie that had me on the edge of my seat while watching.
I am yet to see the movie and have read the books and I feel like Legs gender change was unnecessary but it doesn't make the movie unwatchable, I just don't think it was needed. I can also see the reason for giving Pirahna a useful body.
Really I was jarred by the difference between Mr. Wolf in the books and in the movie, they just feel worlds apart as Wolf was outgoing and hyperfixated on getting the gang to go good in the books, don't get me wrong the movie adaptation is great, its just how I feel about the character change.
@@shruggah Eh? Sounds like you're making stuff up
@@Hauntaku Nope, tarantula actually was a dude in the books.
The book was the best
Spoiler! ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ Spoiler bellow!
I'm really glad marmalade twist in the book didn't happen. I feel like they referenced it by saying the meatieorite looked like a butt
I also loved the movie and books!
I like how CGI is moving to be more experimental in the style and art.
If things try too hard to be too realistic all the time, they all just blend together a bit, in my opinion.
Style should match, or contrast, the tone of the story.
But I"m someone who loved Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker's style from the start.
for 2 decades, we've seen animated movies try to look better than the first Shrek but never pull it off. Its about time they made styles look more memorable and stand out for once in a while
Going into the theater : should be a pretty fire movie
Coming out of the movie : GOD DAMN THAT FOX IS SOMETHING ELSE
0:31 he REALLY blew his cover there.
It's ok Saber. It's ok XD
@The Game Shorts 🅥 nice try with your fake Verify
Yeah Saber is starting to realize he is a Furry, just like SonicHaXD
Its the mortal kombat guy
beware of the cringe my dude.
I really like the movie for it's character chemistry. Like you can tell it's not a forced conversation between the actors, instead naturally coming from each other like they're friends outside of the studio.
*I need to also add that the animation quality made me love it even more with its fun and well storyboarded action scenes.*
the way things are going this is probably my movie of the year imo
This movie has the hottest canine character I have ever seen, I was sweating something fierce through the entire viewing.
And yeah, the fox lady is nice too, I guess
Horny Fruit Flies
🤨📸
@@saturn-yy7ee They hated him for he spoke the truth
Both. Both is good.
You have taste Wolf personality is everything!!!
I agree! I just watched it for the first time on Netflix i was surprised at how much i enjoyed it
Little fun fact: ms tarantula’s gender was actually switched from the book where she was original a guy.
ye. I also noticed that right from trailer. "huh... He's a girl now"
@@LilyNightMoon its not even the "bad guys" anymore 😓
@@ankhaforest9249 you do know guys is a gender neutral term right?
Glad the transition went well 😌
@@iifangirlii4921 ha... ha... nobody needs the woke here...
The Lupin similarities are even funnier when you consider the fact that "Lupin" translates to "Wolf."
IT DOES?????
@@matheussanthiago9685 Yup!
Wow
dun fact the last episode of part 2 and wings of death got a dub called "tales of the wolf" where they just straight up call lupin wolf (like that one cagliostro dub)
@@okan5949 I believe that's because there was a confusing situation regarding the copyright and trademark of Arsené Lupin.
Phew! The leg kick during the dance scene, holy shit. I don't know if its just me but, DAMN!
Wolf has a praise kink. Tell me I’m not wrong 🤣
Do you know, Saber, that the first part of becoming a furry is indeed denial?
Yeah how about you shut up with that bullshit of "denial", liking anthro animals does not means that you are a furry, if you are a furry you just have to identify as one or by joining the furry fandom
He's been like that for a while
a lot have "survive" the trans FURmation but some... yeah......
And the last stage is acceptance
I think he's reached the bargaining stage thanks to that fox girl: "I mean just look at her! Y'know what I mean?"
I like how this film played with the concepts of heroism and villainy - how most characters go back and forth between the roles while public perception of them also shifts: sometimes the shifts parallel each other while other times they conflict because no one has perfect information!
I would say more, but that would get into spoiler territory…
You'd love My Hero Academia
@@thevarietychannelofyoutube4769 I’m not into shonen series - thanks.
@@wilberwhateley7569 Yeah, shonen is pretty boring. I like shoujo-ai (yuri)!
@@Hauntaku I prefer a seinen dark fantasy or sci-fi series myself (like “Texnholyze” or “Berserk”).
This movie's so good! Not only is it about prejudice, but a meta jab at how we keep typecasting the same animals into the same roles in fiction. Mr. Wolf and gang are only 'bad' because that's how society sees them. Mr. Wolf's journey and desire to be accepted, only to accept that it will never happen until he takes responsibility for his past actions, is beautiful. As someone who wants more diverse roles for wolves than just 'bad guy', I loved it. Plus the art style is gorgeous!
5:00 my personal headcanon, the animals aren't real animals. Wolf, snake, shark etc are their nicknames
So the criticism of the "Character development" is that the Grand-Larcenist became a successful Politician too Abruptly??
In what world is that not the most believable thing currently?
This, with every single fragment of my soul. Did this last decade teach us nothing at all?
What i think is weird is that they believe she became a politican too abruptly but we have NO idea how much time passed betweem her stealing the dolphin and her becoming governor. Like we literally do not know so i think its weird for folks to say its abrupt.
@@iluvsonicxshadow I think most people just assume that it was the year before, as the dolphin is a yearly award.
@@Conorator Not super abrupt then, if she knew an identity papers guy.
@@Conorator i guess thats true but there were other folks that tried to steal it too that they mention and they dont say when those happened either.
I saw commercials for this movie and thought it was going to be good! Loved what I saw with the visuals and the jokes! Usually by the commercial I can tell if it's going to be a flop or not and it really comes in handy when I want to watch a good movie, or a movie so bad that it's funny!
And it's really cool to see other content creators, especially ones that I watch, supporting and sponsoring other creators!
NOOOO, NOT THE BOTS
I'm sorry for this, dude
@@mariajimenafigueroa233 PLEASE!! WE DON’T WANT BRAINDEAD BOTS!!
@The Game Shorts 🅥 Stupid Bot, GET OUT OF MY SIGHT!!!
@@HoodiewearingOpp So many poor people getting replied by bots spawming useless links instead of people leaving actual stuff
@@mariajimenafigueroa233 YEAH!! It’s stupid!! UA-cam NEEDS TO FIX THEIR BOTS PROBLEEMMMMMMM!!!
Waited to watch this movie to watch your video because I really wanted to see this movie after the first trailer. I just knew I'd like it, because I'm a huge sucker for visuals and the animation instantly caught my eye. I got to see this movie today and I just could not find a single dull moment. I did not want to look away from the screen, The visuals were all so vibrant and fun and lively. This whole movie was full of life. It was goofy and light hearted. The movie theater was all kids and their parents, and then there was three 18 year old soon to be high school graduates just sitting there giggling at the hot wolf. It was so enjoyable and fun and I just knew you'd also love it.
0:30
You have become very same thing you swore to destroy...
I just adore this "new age" of stylizing animation, first with spiderverse then with Arcane and Mithcels and now this.
Can't wait to see where this goes.
That movie “Paws of Fury” looks like it has a similar style but from the trailer and all the childish slapstick humor, it looks like the studio still thinks they don’t have to put in any effort into a good plot or engaging characters. Just a cash grab
spiderverselooks like a comic strip come to life
arcane looks like a oil painting constantly moving
bad guys looks unapologetically animated,, 3d and 2d blended together
@@loliwinxedits6095 High points of their artform each, the difference is how hard they committed to their individual style.
And if that's what future holds for us, i'm here for it
Saaammmeeeee! Finally some stylization!!! As an artist, this has me HYPED
It feels like some studios are getting back to basics with animation, and I am all for it
I didn’t even notice the twists, somehow.
The chase scene at the charity party made me realize that the thief aesthetic is actually pretty cool! It also makes me wish that Persona 5 had more action cutscenes with the Phantom Thieves
can you tell me please - does the snake guy end up as a bad guy\traitor or is a good guy in the end?
@@TabalugaDragon *spoil*
he’s genuinely mad at wolf guy when they get caught, but then he pretends to be a bad guy after wolf guy helped him to realize that he is good.
@@Stryfe52 thank you, I'll go watch it now
Honestly it makes me wish payday 2 wasn't ruined by pay to win DLC and stupidly Grindy.
Disney been real quiet when this came out
Lmao everything you said about Diane I say the same for Mr Wolf
Saber, always remember this.
*the first stage is denial.*
I was honestly getting really sad that all these studios were relying too heavily on 3D animation since I've always been in love with 2D. It's been really refreshing seeing all these projects mixing 2D and 3D in order to get a unique art direction and animation style
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THANK YOU for saying that!! More people need to understand this.
First this and then Puss in Boots. DreamWorks has CRUSHED Disney in the box office😂😂
DreamWorks is the epitome of "you miss all the shots you don't take."
"...so take every shot and stop trying to aim."
"Try again, Bragg."
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: If you feel the need to say “I’m not a furry, but…” you’re already on the path to joining us. We’re already living rent free in your brain.
one of us
one of us
ONE OF US
ONE OF US
@@howdoipickaname9815
ONE OF US
ONE OF US
ONE OF US
*Points at Saber, emits a gutteral Body Snatcher howl*
no I'm not a furry NOOOOO
Yes. Yes we are.
I finally got a chance to watch it last night, it was freaking amazeballs!
My rate for this is an 8/10. Glad to hear ya enjoyed it too man. Yes, Diane Foxington was both hot and incredible. But mostly awesome. That face is the one she'll be known for, as Judy earned hers when hustling nick. Favorite character, Tarantula and wolf being my second fave. All the characters were awesome enough to keep me entertained. Love the amount of inspiration various sources, besides lupin the III. Mostly loved how the human characters take inspiration from many artists. Including Akria Toriama's designs of humans, the one shot opening of the film, clearly inspired from Quintin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction (1994). The first ever long shot in a Dreamworks Animated Film. With more mixes of styles from directors such as Luc Besson's The Fifth Element (1997), Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes (2009), Michael Mann’s Heat (995) a film i still need to check out, Steven Soderbergh's Ocean Eleven (2001) Need to check that one too and even from anime and manga series such as Beastars (2016 - 2020), Sherlock Hound (1984 - 1986) and Lupin III (1967 - Present) as well as the French-Belgian animated film Ernest & Celestine (2012), LOVE THAT FILM! due to influenced the approach to the characters. This is a film that took the best forms and influences of the entertainment industry and brought forth a great work of art and with this series of books, with many stories to tell on the big screen. I hope they give the green lit for a sequel. Great video as always dude! I plan on seeing this again theaters and it's still going strong in my home theater here!
I loved it, too. Yes, furry, whatever, but seriously. I love the 2D animated eyes on the 3D faces, the action scenes were fun, the heartwarming moments weren't tear jerking but they were good, the comedy had me rolling and there were no characters that were bad. It had a great movement mix of normal and exaggerated anime-esque. It was a fun ride and I absolutely loved it
And Diane is hot
@Limsdo I try not to get offended by people on the internet. I don't have the time for that
The PFP is a commission of a character from an adult comedy/drama story I'm developing
WE ALL DOWN BAD
@Limsdo and I respect that you made a comment that wasn't focused on being rude or trying to hurt my feelings. Honestly, it's rare and I really appreciate your comment. Thank you
Rare positive furry to general public interaction. Big W
@@Bellitchi this is what the internet needs fr
It was so fun, the outside of the obvious Lupin influence, the experience was really similair (to the lighter entries at least). Just the joy of washing fun personalities with good chemistry bumping off and pulling off flashy heist and action scenes. Sometimes style IS substance.
Spark, there's a receipt for a $2k Fursuit that's in your trash can.
I always save these videos for after I watch the films in question if I'm interested in them. And it took me FAR TOO LONG to watch The Bad Guys. BUT I finally did and I absolutely adored this movie from opening to end. It was wonderfully written, had me actually laughing a few times, the action sequences are phenomenal, characters are relatable and well-written. The whole thing was just absolutely great! It's the first movie in a while that I wasn't staring at my phone through half of it.
But what strikes me the most (especially as an artist) was the art style. So beautifully stylized. Making everything feel so fluid and yet keeps things balanced enough to where you're not thrown into this weird 'mixed media' feel. It feels more like 'blended media' because having these well shaded 3D styled characters with the eyes being in a much more 2D kind of style was an amazing touch. It gave way to the cartoonish expressions without losing that more refined look.
Dreamworks knocked it out of the park with this one and I'd love to see them do more like this in the future.
You know you could just say that you liked it and never bring *that* stuff up. Its almost as if your true passion is constantly teasing anout it, but then gleefully running away before you are called out. Its admirable.
honestly so many different things from games to movies to books need to keep the idea " it can be predictable as long as the character are fun and well executed" so many different things try to subvert expectations or live up to expectations to a T that you end up with unfunny moments and characters who act completely different from normal
If everything has to break the mold, we'll suffer a severe shortage of plaster.
It would make sense to be honest. The reason we explore tropes in the first place is because they work. It does not need to subvert expectations. Humans have been telling each other the same stories for thousands of years, just rebranded.
I loved the character interactions that we got across the board, the way all of the action scenes flowed and just any type of movement that was on screen was phenomenal. It was so fluid and I loved the Looney Tunes-esque pauses when they used them. With it being a "heist" movie I figured there would be fake outs but with it being DreamWorks I also didn't figure it all to be unpredictable, but I have to hand it to them the only two things that I didn't actually predict were the mayor being the scarlet paw and for the protagonists to only get a singular year in prison for the amount of wealth that they had stolen, I understand as a book ending they needed to find some way to leave prison but even in being laxidasical with their in universe laws a singular year is ridiculous
I loved this movie. My fiance took me to watch it in theatres on my birthday and we made a joke about the beginning from it starting with Snake's birthday and me being born in the year of the snake. Besides our joke, we loved watching the small details like the fur moving in the wind, looking at the details in the eyes, just noticing small things like that were great.
The only thing that made me mad (at myself) was not realizing that they had an Ocean's (11, 12, and 13) reference when the characters mentioned that Wolf is pulling a Clooney. For people that haven't seen those movies, they are heist movies and the leader of the team is Danny Ocean, and the actor's last name is Clooney. His character is known for sweet talking his way through situations (if I'm remembering correctly).
okay i love how the fox lady's ears are, pointed up straight and close together. that's such a cute design, omg
Wolf: I don't wanna the bad guy anymore
Snake: *Absolutely Flabbergasted*
Michael: Yeah, I'm throwing the towel
Trevor: *Absolutely Flabbergasted with a hint of gasoline*
So which animal from this movie is Franklin in your analogy?
@@nadrewod999 The closest one I feel like is the cat.
Literally wants nothing but peace, gets yelled at instead. Who knows, maybe he ends up becoming a 3-bit gangster after the movie's plot ends.
@@midorithefestivegardevoir6727 But then who's Lamar...?
@@TMBKTheLazyBee *Lightly sweating* uhh...
Piranha...? He does get into shenanigans and most likely to smoke cush/sniff flour. He could be a good candidate for Trevor too, if only he was a bit more deranged.
@@midorithefestivegardevoir6727 Huh, makes sense actually
I just watched "The Bad Guys" in Peacock and I have to say....I really love this movie. Too bad that I didn't planned to anticipate the film for seeing at theaters so why not check out and I heard a lot of people found it enjoyable to see so I expect to be another DreamWorks Animated film to be an original than last year's two worst DreamWorks films I hated so much so I'm glad this one stepped in another direction and I have a fun time watching it because it's a very gorgeously 2D combines a 3D animated film with a heist genre into an anthropomorphic enjoyable film. The characters are nicely designed and Mr. Wolf (voiced by Sam Rockwell) was the best heist bad dude ever (even girls will love this hot wolf so hug them ladies, if you were a furry lovers), the bad animal characters were nice, and Diane is very cute Fox character and man, I love foxes and she's very pretty and looks attractive and Zazie Beetz just nailed her sassy foxxy style. The animation is great with a term of 2D style, insane action sequences, great detailed story with a blend based on the children's book, and its silly, but appreciated film that takes a DreamWorks new step of making a great film since How to Train Your Dragon, The Prince of Egypt, and all that jazz (Over the Hedge). Nice, do more things DreamWorks! I love how you managed to create so unique and it's great to watch it unless theaters to see it instead of streaming but I'm glad seeing in Peacock in a big TV screen. This probably my favorite 2022 film and even Turning Red 🦊 is still my favorite 2022 animated film of all time, they both do great. Good saber, we've been witnessed to see Diane as her hot figure since seeing Jessica Rabbit's crotch in Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Anyways, such a nice movie and see it again. I love this movie and such cutesy furry film I love seeing it.
I bet Mr. Wolf will either ship to Diane or Porsha (Sing 2) in a threesome style with a group dance sequence any day.
It’s a flawless movie. 100/100 movie
This was a solid, fun film, and certainly a step in the right direction for Dreamworks. I really liked the fast-paced animation and the dynamic between the characters, especially between Snake and Wolf, and the latter with Fox.
I agree, I hope they go in this direction from here.
I keep saying that the predictability is a strength to this film instead of a weakness
Because they let the actors and animators just shine and do what they want. No attempt to feign complexity, but hey that's fine.
And personally one or two twists got me really well because of how they were done not what they were.
I watched this on a plane ride. I LOVED the animation style.
I watched it too my guy. And I loved every minute of it, plus a personal note: I don't deny that I'm a furry. There's nothing wrong with it, it's a choice. I don't care what people have to say about me, I'm proud of who I am.
"Sometimes... swing and a miss"
Excuse me, I will not stand for Over the Hedge slander
I literally just came out of the theatre from watching it. I loved the movie. The story was great. And I cant express- especially as someone who loves drawing- how much I loved the art style. It was so amazing.
I will admit, first minute into the movie, it already made me chuckle a little. I will watch the rest of it as soon as I finish this video.
I watched the whole thing twice. I LOVE IT! I'm a plot twist lover and this hit the spot.
My first experience with this movie was when I was walking past an advertisement for it. The female fox character wasn't even on the poster but I took one look at this and the designs and thought to myself "I'd bet literally everything that furries worked on this". Glad to see I wasn't wrong lmao
when wolf WAGS HIS TAIL AFTER BEING CALLED "GOOD"
MY HEART FDJLJDKJK.JF
12:26 OMG I'M ABOUT TO SCREAM-
Something I noticed when watching which I thought was clever: shark is the master of disguise because he’s a catfish