Hello there random stranger how are ya? So, I may have gone a bit too harsh on this one (lol). This was supposed to be uploaded last month but I had some personal stuff that pretty much took up all my free time to edit. Also, sorry I haven't uploaded in a while! Just finished moving into a new place and now I'm finally settled in! Anyways I hope you enjoyed your stay! Have a great day and a great life!
The opening skit is way too accurate. I didn't think DreamWorks would actually come back to the movie industry. But it looks like they did. And with a vengance.
It actually does makes a lot of sense for Diane to be working with Marmalade. She basically dares the bad guys to steal the statue then agrees for Marmalade to "change" them then pushes Wolf to be the good guy. I wouldn't be shocked if she was supposed to be a twist villain but Dreamworks just scrapped it.
@@brandonlomunts8246 I mean he just lists reasons why Diane could've been a twist villain, and it seems illogical that with all this evidence it seems weird that Diane isn't a twist villain, too.
@@bobthebacon3163 but still though, Diane as the villain jut really doesn't work either but there was an interview the professor was supposed to be an alien in disguise but they think its best for saving all that in the sequel (if that happens) so yeah that should've what this guys says what DreamWorks scrapped, not diane being being a twist villain LOL.
Gotta respect the gamble they took making the animation as slick as it was instead of going with clean traditional cgi. Also enjoy a parody heist movie every now and again, especially one as fun as this one.
ngl I really liked this movie, it's one of those movies where I'm just happy to see the characters interacting in a simple plot. but the name things does bother me 😂 wolf even had the fake name "oliver poodleton" at one point... so all their parents really just... gave up in the name department lmao
Yeah true, but anthropomorphic animals having surnames that's basically their species is super common in fiction. It's funny tho because it makes me think of a guy named Henry Human lel
@@ThePrincessCH Eh. We don't know that for sure. A lot of the stuff he has done could have very easily gotten many people killed. Plus when he first found out Metroman was dead its not like he was remorseful. He genuinely thought he killed Metroman. Plus 85 life sentences? Thats like the equivelent of around 8500 years in jail. Even some of the most evil mass murders in real life haven't gotten that kind of sentence. Even if all he did was cause property damage and steal stuff then its still pretty damm evil even on account of the sheer scale of it.
4:22 the reason Dreamworks gave the main characters name's their own animal name is because in the actual books thats what they were named, and since they're adapting it from the books they have to keep it that way. So it really shouldn't be counted as a knock towards the movie but rather to the source material.
I like to think that The Bad Guys movie is a "test". DreamWorks is experimenting with new ideas, and obviously, a new animation style. The movie is like DreamWorks doing a survey to the audience and asking them whether you like the stuff that they're doing. They probably didn't take too much consideration to the depth of character development and the general plot of the movie because it's just experimental... or that The Bad Guys was just a showcase of their new animation style, like the animation of the movie was the main meal whereas the plot and everything was just the side. Regardless, I think DreamWorks hit the mark with The Bad Guys. Even with the somewhat generic plot and of course, very very high furry bait, (Yes, Wolf dude and Diane Fox are kinda alluring) I still thought of it as a fun movie. The heists, music, (again) creative animation and decent comedy. With how much they showed with The Bad Guys, I can't wait to see what they have in store for Puss In Boots 2.
Person who read the books, here. The books are COMPLETLY different from the movie. There's zombie kittens, aliens, dinosaurs, superpowers, Satan Overlord Centipede and all sorts of stuff. But I still enjoy it 😅
so does the movie only cover the first book or did they just erase all that stuff cuz i heard that theres like 12 books and its pretty much impossible to fit 12 books worth of story telling into 1 and a half hour film.
I actually like that change because nowadays it’s all about time travel and what the fellow kids are into these days, I rather have a regular mega mind redemption arc then SpAcE AliEN gOeS tO tHe DiNoSaUr AgEs
Surprised he didn't bring up the fact that snake, whilst still working for the good guys, hovered the good guys over A GAPING HOLE OF SPINNING BLADES, without knowing they would be saved
11:02 Funny you should say that cause in the first 2 book they do some good heist like breaking dogs out of a pound (Book 1) or saving chickens from a evil chicken farm (Book 2). Though, things go differently and more surreal later on in the series.
I loved that opening skit lmao- I do agree it is a little predictable but still pretty solid IMO. The humour was the worst part for me and...the animation the best obvs. Anyway 8/10.
I feel like I need to today this so people are less angry about it. Piranha farting in the car is one of his trates from the books. Although the joke is low brow and juvenile it shows that the creators of the film respected the source material.
@@theblizzard8735 I know. Its just a case of referencing something that didn't need to be referenced. But I somewhat appreciate that they added it in the film, despite how bad the joke is.
Marmalade's recording (and also Tiffany Fluffit as a character) are there to show how fickle the public's attitudes are towards the Bad Guys, and towards most things in general. You could read it as a subtle critique on cancel cultures and performative social activism (vicariously participating in the rehabilitation of criminals to make yourself feel good, instead of say petitioning for their rights). But the movie, I think, uses the cat scene, the gala scene, and any other scenes involving Fluffit to show that other people's approval and disapproval are so easily earned that they shouldn't be your motivation for anything. It's contrasted against Diane, whose mantra of "doing it because it makes YOU feel better" is the central theme of the film.
@@Aurakitty7770 Yeah! And far from lessening the impact of the Bad Guys' development, it strengthens it by making both their choices and the results solely their own in the end.
While I personally LOVED the film I can see where most of your criticisms come from, I like the idea of the bad guys each having their own trials at Marmalade's and I even have my own idea for Dianne. I have the idea that she was working with Marmalade to try and catch the Bad Guys in the act, but not to the extent of knowing about what he wanted with the meteorite. She could have made this agreed for the better of the city and with experience being a criminal it makes sense why she would do that. And she would be willing to give the Guys a second chance as she had already given herself hers to become the governor so maybe she thought they could too. This could add more to Dianne's character without changing that much from her movie iteration.
In the books it's actually a different story. My English is bad so bare with me: in the books Mr wolf (all the characters have Mr in front of their names) calls together a gang of animals who have bad reps as being "bad guys". He then tell them that they're gonna be called the good guys and try to do good. The main villain is marmalade and the plot kinda goes the same but they get introduced to Ms Fox who is a reporter but also a secret agent and they kinda work together. especially during the cute zombie animals arc And yes the character development is way better in the book and they each get their own parts
Sorry, but I find it really funny how Brian says the meteorite "came out of nowhere" when a newspaper showing the meteorite is the very first frame of the movie, and the crater it made is seen on a long shot during the opening chase scene.
Well, to be fair, I missed both of those (and the Crimson Paw introduction as well), so I felt that the meteorite and Diana being the Crimson Paw came out of nowhere. I am not the most insightful guy, but since Brian had the same problems, I guess they could have made those parts a little more noticable in the movie :)
13:40 nope, kids notice it too. I remember watching this on the theatre with my class back in grade 5 for a field trip, and everyone kept screaming “OHHHH” whenever the two came on.
The part that made me really mad was the part where the police officer or what ever her name was she really went "OMG IT'S THE GUY WE BEEN LOOKING FOR" even knowing that he is clearly the size of a piranha
Bro it’s a kids movie not an adult police documentary.You’re talking about the same movie where mr shark disguised himself as Mona Lisa.Of course they’re gonna think someone very short is was the one
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm… I dunno chief. Don’t get me wrong what your are saying right here is definitely an observation of all time, you have certainly pointed an event that has happened in a movie, splendid job. And what I’m saying could be wrong because I don’t know a single thing about regular law enforcement protocols. But if I have to be guess, if im not wrong, im pretty sure (hear me out in this one) that maybe, just maybe (just a warning, this might come off as a shock to you). That perhaps *THATS THE FUCKING JOKE*
“This must’ve been one crazy book” Man, as someone who actually read the books, I gotta say that the Marmalade twist in the books is WAY more crazier than the one in the movie.
It's not a bad movie, but it doesn't mesh well with itself. It's like two different teams worked on the A and B plot. Then awkwardly tried to mash it together at the end. Plus, having a character suddenly having abrupt and sudden case of extreme incompetence/ stupidity. When in every other scene. They have been shown to be the exact opposite. Just ruins a movie for me.
Dragons the Nine Realms killed my interest in DreamWorks as a company. Milking a beloved franchise and butchering it to hell and back for nostalgia and money. I speak for every HTTYD fan when I say FUCK DRAGONS THE NINE REALMS
@@willfanofmanyii3751 I'll blame both, because it's DreamWorks who insists on continuing this bullshit TV show to preserve a sense of relevancy with their fanbase. Which causes original ideas like the Bad Guys film to suffer as a result. DreamWorks could potentially create something new and on par with their core franchises, but they're so tunnel-visioned on HTTYD right now that original stuff falls by the waist side. Why do you think movies like Home and Abominable are completely forgotten yet having some potential in terms of premise??
@@GojiraFan-in9oo Home and Abominable were forgotten because nobody talked about the movies after their release, and they just weren't that well-received, despite how heavy Dreamworks tried to promote them. Besides, Universal is the ones calling shots, to the point the team that worked on all the other HTTYD shows and short films have nothing to do with Rescue Riders and Nine Realms. Dean already expressed problems with the third movie as Universal had guidelines for it to not be as mature as the first two films were.
I think they keep the franchise running because it's profitable. DreamWorks and Universal are just like any other business, they thrive on money and "How To Train Your Dragon" is probably one of their more lucrative projects. I think it's also the main reason why "The Boss Baby" and "Trolls" got a sequel and two series under their belts in spite of the negative critical reception towards them.
For me this movies ie between okay and good. My problems are mostly the same as you, but also I felt like there’s a missed opportunity of them showing us the bag guys’s backstory. Since they’re just named after the animals that they are I thought it was gonna revealed there were all orphans, and were never adopted cause of there species (hence why they don’t have real names), that would be interesting as it would explains why they teamed up. Not just because of them sharing the same pain of discrimination but also loneliness, even making snake’s rant to wolf male more emotional impactful. This is also just a personal pet peeve of mine but I don’t get how they’re only like 7 anthro animals in this world, they could’ve at least did a BoJack horseman thing and had at least some animal characters in the background
Every movie has it's pros and cons, not every movie has to be revolutionary, it just has to be enjoyable for it's target audience and it's needs to be clear that effort was put into it. I hope everybody hear can agree that this movie was atleast decent.
The only thing that bothered me was the fart jokes , I think the narrative worked for this type of film , still better than many movies I saw lately , maybe a series for the franchise will help understanding the world and characters better , it was meant to give you good time and send a number of nice messages and test new styles of art , I give it 9/10
i think the movie time was too short fr us to actually feel anything for the characters, maybe in a sequel, we can actually dive more freely into each character. and yes the fart and butt jokes were annoying asf but i think the shark being able to disguise just added a whole lot more to the comedy, like even though im an adult, i still found that part funny as hell, maybe cz the movie had a crazy style and it was easy to go along with it XD
4:20 in the books its revealed thats not their names but just nicknames they call eachother we dont currently know most of their names (i think) but mr wolf is actually named moe
tbh this is my favorite movie rn I love the artstyle so much which is a major role in wether I like a movie, and the plot twists and turns aren't too overdone, but not underwhelming either. Its kinda like zootopia 2.0, but with a rushed ending (dang its always the ending they mess up) i think my lil feral autistic brain is part of this too but whatever lol
I still don't get how Snake giving shark a push pop showed any indication of him doing good it seemed more like giving a child a pacifier or a peice of candy because you can't take the screaming and crying any more but the movie tried to play it off as a selfless act
5:33 that is a shit take and you know it. Also, why don't you watch the TV series, where all the side characters received character development beyond their established personalities and quirks??
@@roosrebellion7749 Eh. Riders and Defenders each would take a couple days to watch. Dawn of the Dragon Racers is its own thing, but it's like a bonus episode of Defenders that foreshadows ROTE Race to the Edge I completely understand tho, as that would have to be a whole series of reviews with the amount of new content that it adds. Gift of the Night Fury is also a good one for the established canon, as it established why Hiccup never drastically updated his saddle until the 3rd film. Book of Dragons and Legend of the Boneknapper are moreso just one-off specials, not directly tied with the canon, because of 4th wall breaks in the former, and the sheer lack of the Boneknapper's presence in any other HTTYD media.
It's just called suspension of disbelief. It's what movies are supposed to do... And with a shark that clearly can't impersonate anything it's easy to do.
@@beaustoker3466 Yeah, it’s kinda like the world of Cars. You aren’t really supposed to dive deep into lore and the world, because there’s obviously plot holes, but i mean cmon it’s a kid movie lol
The fact that Marmalade’s plan kkiiiinnndddaaaa happened with a certain multibillionare in real life is funny.. and they did it wayyy less complicated than this.
I think it's meant to be predictable. The film is very self aware, and you aren't supposed to take it seriously, rather just sit back and enjoy the ride
"Those eyes are sending weird messages to my body and I don't like it." Hahaha! It's funny because it's true! My sister roasts me for liking the fox. She says, "How could you like such a boring character design?"
Their names aren’t actually wolf, shark, snake, etc those are their nicknames like wolf’s real name is moe it’s in the books (yes I know he read the books)
How did they get out of jail in a year? Wouldn’t they have spent more time in jail than they actually did? According to law, they would have spent 5 TO 9 YEARS IN PRISON.
I think this movie was pretty good. Not amazing, but it was enjoyable. However, there was one thing that pissed me off about this movie, and that was during the car chase scene in the beginning. That scene was amazing, fastpased, and had great animation, but I had no idea why they were wasting all of that money. The whole point of the heist was to steal the money, so why the fuck did they leave their windows open and let the money just fly off!! They wasted more money than what they were left with!! I know I am being nitpicky, but that scene really got me angry! Also, great video, btw
In context the bank heist was for fun - for snake’s birthday. Wolf says “aw i wanted the car chase to be longer” when showing up at the police station, quite obviously indicating the heist is for funzies, not the money
@@sandshark2 oh, true true. Forgot about that detail. Still, they could've kept at least most of the money. But I think the reason why a lot of the money was flying around the place was just so that scene could look more detailed and cooler, which it succeeded at.
@@moonlightcray1068 they have plenty of money and gold and other precious artifacts that they stole at their secret warehouse, enough to live on for generations. They don’t need the money but they do the bank heists I assume to keep from being bored.
I quite liked the film but can agree with most of your points (including the tension one), I’ll keep watching for as long as you rant into your microphone, have a good one and let’s pray the bad guys doesn’t get a sequel
Well, technically while Aquafina’s character is named Tarantula, they call her “Webbs” throughout the movie…. Which is undoubtably the most predictable name other than just Tarantula you could decide on, but still 🤷🏽♀️
Honestly, I think that the movie is real solid when you ignore the issues of worldbuilding and occasional low blow jokes. I think that a lot of media i’ve seen generally takes more story driven, serious undertones that can be pretty dark because they deal with a lot of topics that require that kind of respect and care (death, for instance). From what I see, Bad Guys really focuses on the concept of creating a story that is fun and silly. Not necessarily the braindead kind of humor (Minions lol), but one that takes a concept that is dumb on paper and twists it into something that is entertaining and fun to watch on every step of the way. I’d give this movie a solid 7/10 because it kept me visually entertained and invested, but maybe my bias as an animator speaks for itself 555555+
Hello there random stranger how are ya?
So, I may have gone a bit too harsh on this one (lol). This was supposed to be uploaded last month but I had some personal stuff that pretty much took up all my free time to edit. Also, sorry I haven't uploaded in a while! Just finished moving into a new place and now I'm finally settled in! Anyways I hope you enjoyed your stay! Have a great day and a great life!
you too! loving your videos, cant wait to watch this one.
Underrated man! Keep up the work!
This movie was amazing why do you hate everything
I am baood
@@randomlife4608 bruh well did he said he hate everything? Hes channel have some positive review movies and as well this is he Opinion
The opening skit is way too accurate. I didn't think DreamWorks would actually come back to the movie industry. But it looks like they did. And with a vengance.
They put disney further in the ground
@@rainbowocean5075 It's Shrek all over again
And now Ruby Gillman just put Dreamworks back to square 1
and they're back to making mid-terrible movies. *ehem ehem Megamind 2 ehem ehem*
@@GabsARVTHAT MOVIE SHALL NOT BE NAMED IN MY PRESENCE
It actually does makes a lot of sense for Diane to be working with Marmalade. She basically dares the bad guys to steal the statue then agrees for Marmalade to "change" them then pushes Wolf to be the good guy. I wouldn't be shocked if she was supposed to be a twist villain but Dreamworks just scrapped it.
And what evidence do YOU have about dreamworks scrapping that Diane is suppose to be the twist villain ?
@@brandonlomunts8246 I mean he just lists reasons why Diane could've been a twist villain, and it seems illogical that with all this evidence it seems weird that Diane isn't a twist villain, too.
@@bobthebacon3163 but still though, Diane as the villain jut really doesn't work either but there was an interview the professor was supposed to be an alien in disguise but they think its best for saving all that in the sequel (if that happens) so yeah that should've what this guys says what DreamWorks scrapped, not diane being being a twist villain LOL.
Diane's not a villain in the books, so she wouldn't be a villain in the movie either, lol.
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I mean, It isn't uncommon for adaptations to do that....
Gotta respect the gamble they took making the animation as slick as it was instead of going with clean traditional cgi. Also enjoy a parody heist movie every now and again, especially one as fun as this one.
ngl I really liked this movie, it's one of those movies where I'm just happy to see the characters interacting in a simple plot. but the name things does bother me 😂 wolf even had the fake name "oliver poodleton" at one point... so all their parents really just... gave up in the name department lmao
It’s also meant to be symbolic, the reason their names are their animal species is because that’s all people see when they look at them.
Yeah true, but anthropomorphic animals having surnames that's basically their species is super common in fiction. It's funny tho because it makes me think of a guy named Henry Human lel
Me either, haters these days are idiots.
It does have some flaws
@@weaponxreactsyeah it does have some flaws
I like that they turned themselves in and faced consequences for their actions. I almost never see that in kids films.
megamind
@@rubiks_20 touche
@@rubiks_20True, but megamind gets pardoned dispite having 960 or so life sentences.
@knellycornnan5132 Yeah, but I don't think he ever actually hurt anyone. He didn't even expect Metro Man to lose.
@@ThePrincessCH Eh. We don't know that for sure. A lot of the stuff he has done could have very easily gotten many people killed. Plus when he first found out Metroman was dead its not like he was remorseful. He genuinely thought he killed Metroman. Plus 85 life sentences? Thats like the equivelent of around 8500 years in jail. Even some of the most evil mass murders in real life haven't gotten that kind of sentence. Even if all he did was cause property damage and steal stuff then its still pretty damm evil even on account of the sheer scale of it.
4:22 the reason Dreamworks gave the main characters name's their own animal name is because in the actual books thats what they were named, and since they're adapting it from the books they have to keep it that way. So it really shouldn't be counted as a knock towards the movie but rather to the source material.
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I like to think that The Bad Guys movie is a "test". DreamWorks is experimenting with new ideas, and obviously, a new animation style. The movie is like DreamWorks doing a survey to the audience and asking them whether you like the stuff that they're doing. They probably didn't take too much consideration to the depth of character development and the general plot of the movie because it's just experimental... or that The Bad Guys was just a showcase of their new animation style, like the animation of the movie was the main meal whereas the plot and everything was just the side.
Regardless, I think DreamWorks hit the mark with The Bad Guys. Even with the somewhat generic plot and of course, very very high furry bait, (Yes, Wolf dude and Diane Fox are kinda alluring) I still thought of it as a fun movie. The heists, music, (again) creative animation and decent comedy. With how much they showed with The Bad Guys, I can't wait to see what they have in store for Puss In Boots 2.
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@@jakethedragonymaster1235 puss n boots the last wish confirmed this guys theory lol
@@jakethedragonymaster1235 exactly
Puss in Boots 2 was FAR better, but this movie was fun foreshadowing for what was to come
You don’t have to be a furry to think anthro characters are cool
The fact that Marmalade was the twist villain, it’s as if DreamWorks pulled a Prince Hans.
I thought it was more of a mayor Belleweather.
well, its from the boom i believe. The directors are basically required to actually make the movie accurate to the book/s its based from
@@Aurakitty7770 The Marmalade from the books turned out to be an alien.
Person who read the books, here.
The books are COMPLETLY different from the movie. There's zombie kittens, aliens, dinosaurs, superpowers, Satan Overlord Centipede and all sorts of stuff.
But I still enjoy it 😅
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so does the movie only cover the first book or did they just erase all that stuff cuz i heard that theres like 12 books and its pretty much impossible to fit 12 books worth of story telling into 1 and a half hour film.
Ah so it’s a httyd situation lol
I actually like that change because nowadays it’s all about time travel and what the fellow kids are into these days, I rather have a regular mega mind redemption arc then SpAcE AliEN gOeS tO tHe DiNoSaUr AgEs
Yeees it was one of my favorite books as a kid. I'm not really sure why lol 😂
Surprised he didn't bring up the fact that snake, whilst still working for the good guys, hovered the good guys over A GAPING HOLE OF SPINNING BLADES, without knowing they would be saved
11:02 Funny you should say that cause in the first 2 book they do some good heist like breaking dogs out of a pound (Book 1) or saving chickens from a evil chicken farm (Book 2). Though, things go differently and more surreal later on in the series.
I loved that opening skit lmao-
I do agree it is a little predictable but still pretty solid IMO. The humour was the worst part for me and...the animation the best obvs. Anyway 8/10.
good for what it was 7.5/10
Bro the opening sequence, call backs to fear and loathing, pulp fiction, baby driver, and classic heist movies...
I feel like I need to today this so people are less angry about it. Piranha farting in the car is one of his trates from the books. Although the joke is low brow and juvenile it shows that the creators of the film respected the source material.
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Eeeeeh I know it is, I've read book 1 and that's it but I feel like it could've been left out and nobody would care/notice
@@theblizzard8735 I know. Its just a case of referencing something that didn't need to be referenced. But I somewhat appreciate that they added it in the film, despite how bad the joke is.
Marmalade's recording (and also Tiffany Fluffit as a character) are there to show how fickle the public's attitudes are towards the Bad Guys, and towards most things in general. You could read it as a subtle critique on cancel cultures and performative social activism (vicariously participating in the rehabilitation of criminals to make yourself feel good, instead of say petitioning for their rights). But the movie, I think, uses the cat scene, the gala scene, and any other scenes involving Fluffit to show that other people's approval and disapproval are so easily earned that they shouldn't be your motivation for anything.
It's contrasted against Diane, whose mantra of "doing it because it makes YOU feel better" is the central theme of the film.
fr i noticed how the society's view on the bad guys could change in a drop of a hat and still go back again and again
@@Aurakitty7770 Yeah! And far from lessening the impact of the Bad Guys' development, it strengthens it by making both their choices and the results solely their own in the end.
While I personally LOVED the film I can see where most of your criticisms come from, I like the idea of the bad guys each having their own trials at Marmalade's and I even have my own idea for Dianne. I have the idea that she was working with Marmalade to try and catch the Bad Guys in the act, but not to the extent of knowing about what he wanted with the meteorite. She could have made this agreed for the better of the city and with experience being a criminal it makes sense why she would do that. And she would be willing to give the Guys a second chance as she had already given herself hers to become the governor so maybe she thought they could too. This could add more to Dianne's character without changing that much from her movie iteration.
In the books it's actually a different story. My English is bad so bare with me: in the books Mr wolf (all the characters have Mr in front of their names) calls together a gang of animals who have bad reps as being "bad guys". He then tell them that they're gonna be called the good guys and try to do good. The main villain is marmalade and the plot kinda goes the same but they get introduced to Ms Fox who is a reporter but also a secret agent and they kinda work together. especially during the cute zombie animals arc
And yes the character development is way better in the book and they each get their own parts
5:33 I literally gasped at the same time the sound effect kicked in lmao. We gasped in unison
Funny enough, I went to see this movie while going on a first date
Oh? 👀
Well you can’t top there, how did it go? 👀👀
@@idontknowhowigothere5474 went well, apparently we have the same type of humor
Woah, awesome! That's sweet
Omg samee
SPOILER ALERT: IT’S GETTING A SEQUEL!!
Oh really? Based on the other books if I'm not mistaken
Sorry, but I find it really funny how Brian says the meteorite "came out of nowhere" when a newspaper showing the meteorite is the very first frame of the movie, and the crater it made is seen on a long shot during the opening chase scene.
Well, to be fair, I missed both of those (and the Crimson Paw introduction as well), so I felt that the meteorite and Diana being the Crimson Paw came out of nowhere. I am not the most insightful guy, but since Brian had the same problems, I guess they could have made those parts a little more noticable in the movie :)
@@NightleyArts I think they made them pretty noticeable 😭 y’all are just forgetful 💀
@@NightleyArts tbf that just sounds like you being unobservant. Can you really blame the movie for that?
Crimson Paw I could maybe understand forgetting, but the meteor is brought up multiple times before it ever becomes central to the plot.
It’s almost like he’s nitpicking on details in an attempt to build up an argument for why he doesn’t like this movie.
13:40 nope, kids notice it too. I remember watching this on the theatre with my class back in grade 5 for a field trip, and everyone kept screaming “OHHHH” whenever the two came on.
I like how he always makes the title seem like he doesn’t like the movie to clickbait people, honestly really smart so I’m gonna steal that
It doesn't always work lol, but ok
@@unbreakable.3132 I guess clickbaiting is welcome here since he’s talking about The “Bad” Guys.
The part that made me really mad was the part where the police officer or what ever her name was she really went "OMG IT'S THE GUY WE BEEN LOOKING FOR" even knowing that he is clearly the size of a piranha
Bro it’s a kids movie not an adult police documentary.You’re talking about the same movie where mr shark disguised himself as Mona Lisa.Of course they’re gonna think someone very short is was the one
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm… I dunno chief. Don’t get me wrong what your are saying right here is definitely an observation of all time, you have certainly pointed an event that has happened in a movie, splendid job. And what I’m saying could be wrong because I don’t know a single thing about regular law enforcement protocols.
But if I have to be guess, if im not wrong, im pretty sure (hear me out in this one) that maybe, just maybe (just a warning, this might come off as a shock to you). That perhaps *THATS THE FUCKING JOKE*
It's called cartoon logic.
20:18
"Ooh, what a convenient ramp!"
-me the first time watching the movie
“This must’ve been one crazy book”
Man, as someone who actually read the books, I gotta say that the Marmalade twist in the books is WAY more crazier than the one in the movie.
The banter in the opening skit is gold.
It's not a bad movie, but it doesn't mesh well with itself. It's like two different teams worked on the A and B plot. Then awkwardly tried to mash it together at the end.
Plus, having a character suddenly having abrupt and sudden case of extreme incompetence/ stupidity. When in every other scene. They have been shown to be the exact opposite. Just ruins a movie for me.
Brian : (complains on how this movie is a mess)
Me : dang, Mr. Piranha has singing talent!
1:08 That has Got to be the WORST fan art I've ever seen.
*1 movie later* Dreamworks is on top of every other studio *another movie later* back to the hospital
yea it’s basically puss in boots 2 a blessing
spirit untamed back to the hospital
Dragons the Nine Realms killed my interest in DreamWorks as a company.
Milking a beloved franchise and butchering it to hell and back for nostalgia and money.
I speak for every HTTYD fan when I say
FUCK DRAGONS THE NINE REALMS
You can thank Universal for that.
@@willfanofmanyii3751 I'll blame both, because it's DreamWorks who insists on continuing this bullshit TV show to preserve a sense of relevancy with their fanbase.
Which causes original ideas like the Bad Guys film to suffer as a result.
DreamWorks could potentially create something new and on par with their core franchises, but they're so tunnel-visioned on HTTYD right now that original stuff falls by the waist side.
Why do you think movies like Home and Abominable are completely forgotten yet having some potential in terms of premise??
@@GojiraFan-in9oo Home and Abominable were forgotten because nobody talked about the movies after their release, and they just weren't that well-received, despite how heavy Dreamworks tried to promote them.
Besides, Universal is the ones calling shots, to the point the team that worked on all the other HTTYD shows and short films have nothing to do with Rescue Riders and Nine Realms. Dean already expressed problems with the third movie as Universal had guidelines for it to not be as mature as the first two films were.
Also fuck trolls and boss fetus because they scream baby movies
I think they keep the franchise running because it's profitable. DreamWorks and Universal are just like any other business, they thrive on money and "How To Train Your Dragon" is probably one of their more lucrative projects. I think it's also the main reason why "The Boss Baby" and "Trolls" got a sequel and two series under their belts in spite of the negative critical reception towards them.
I am lovin your opening skits! Hilarious 😂 and your jokes always slap 👋 glad to see you back!
Glad to be back!
I was on the test audience and I loved what they showed us, I haven’t seen the final product though.
7:30 why is this one part got me rolling 💀 😂😂💀
I actually saw this movie in the theater and enjoyed it, but your review is hilarious and points out many things that I clearly didn't notice
For me this movies ie between okay and good. My problems are mostly the same as you, but also I felt like there’s a missed opportunity of them showing us the bag guys’s backstory. Since they’re just named after the animals that they are I thought it was gonna revealed there were all orphans, and were never adopted cause of there species (hence why they don’t have real names), that would be interesting as it would explains why they teamed up. Not just because of them sharing the same pain of discrimination but also loneliness, even making snake’s rant to wolf male more emotional impactful. This is also just a personal pet peeve of mine but I don’t get how they’re only like 7 anthro animals in this world, they could’ve at least did a BoJack horseman thing and had at least some animal characters in the background
5:51 I thought her name was "Fox"
19:14
You have no idea 😂
I believe that it is NOT a mess
Every movie has it's pros and cons, not every movie has to be revolutionary, it just has to be enjoyable for it's target audience and it's needs to be clear that effort was put into it. I hope everybody hear can agree that this movie was atleast decent.
"You'll die disappointed" YA'LL 😭
The only thing that bothered me was the fart jokes , I think the narrative worked for this type of film , still better than many movies I saw lately , maybe a series for the franchise will help understanding the world and characters better , it was meant to give you good time and send a number of nice messages and test new styles of art , I give it 9/10
i think the movie time was too short fr us to actually feel anything for the characters, maybe in a sequel, we can actually dive more freely into each character.
and yes the fart and butt jokes were annoying asf but i think the shark being able to disguise just added a whole lot more to the comedy, like even though im an adult, i still found that part funny as hell, maybe cz the movie had a crazy style and it was easy to go along with it XD
well if the fart jokes are a problem then i suggest that you blame the author cuz the directers have to copy everything from the book into the movie
4:20 in the books its revealed thats not their names but just nicknames they call eachother we dont currently know most of their names (i think) but mr wolf is actually named moe
I went with my friends and none of them even knew the books existed.
13:35 dude it’s a family movie, this is phub 😭
I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought that Marmalade’s plan was complicating
Why is it so hard for people to animate cute guinea pigs??
What?
I gave it a 6/10 and still looove it. We miss similarities more than we think lol
tbh this is my favorite movie rn
I love the artstyle so much which is a major role in wether I like a movie,
and the plot twists and turns aren't too overdone, but not underwhelming either.
Its kinda like zootopia 2.0, but with a rushed ending (dang its always the ending they mess up)
i think my lil feral autistic brain is part of this too but whatever lol
i thought the ending was a good way of showing how taking responsibility will go a long way
There’s a zootopia 2? I’ve ignored it’s existence
@@skygazer6082 No sadly, they’re just saying it would be like one since it’s animal characters in a city environment lol
@@dryfox11 oops lol
You can enjoy jungle shuffle since it has similar art but a little clunky, just watch it for the coatis
I still don't get how Snake giving shark a push pop showed any indication of him doing good it seemed more like giving a child a pacifier or a peice of candy because you can't take the screaming and crying any more but the movie tried to play it off as a selfless act
It’s learning how to share
7:31 - 7:36 that has to be a meme lol 😆
Barely facing repercussions. Meanwhile them spending a year in Jail lol.
5:39
Fans of How To Train Your Dragon: we’ll burn you at the stake
(This is a joke)
5:33 that is a shit take and you know it.
Also, why don't you watch the TV series, where all the side characters received character development beyond their established personalities and quirks??
He'd probably say he "doesn't have time" to watch the show.
@@roosrebellion7749 Eh. Riders and Defenders each would take a couple days to watch.
Dawn of the Dragon Racers is its own thing, but it's like a bonus episode of Defenders that foreshadows ROTE
Race to the Edge I completely understand tho, as that would have to be a whole series of reviews with the amount of new content that it adds.
Gift of the Night Fury is also a good one for the established canon, as it established why Hiccup never drastically updated his saddle until the 3rd film.
Book of Dragons and Legend of the Boneknapper are moreso just one-off specials, not directly tied with the canon, because of 4th wall breaks in the former, and the sheer lack of the Boneknapper's presence in any other HTTYD media.
@@GojiraFan-in9oo Sheesh. I thought it was only like....two shows.
Some people separate the source from the spin-offs.
I actually really liked the movie, I turned my brain off when I watched it so I actually thought it was really great .
It's just called suspension of disbelief. It's what movies are supposed to do... And with a shark that clearly can't impersonate anything it's easy to do.
@@beaustoker3466 Yeah, it’s kinda like the world of Cars. You aren’t really supposed to dive deep into lore and the world, because there’s obviously plot holes, but i mean cmon it’s a kid movie lol
I think kids deserve better.
I got Blues Clues, what do they get? Blaze and the Monster trucks.
That how I enjoy jungle shuffle since is corny and clunky but I love it since cel shaded and coatis representation
The fact that Marmalade’s plan kkiiiinnndddaaaa happened with a certain multibillionare in real life is funny.. and they did it wayyy less complicated than this.
7:17 I am dying of laughter here!!!!!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂
I think it's meant to be predictable. The film is very self aware, and you aren't supposed to take it seriously, rather just sit back and enjoy the ride
10:30 no no you got it all wrong, he was the tested guinea pig 🤠 ✨big brain✨
No but when I watched it for the first time I was like "THEY STOLE THE BEACH SCENE FROM MY LITTLE PONY: THE MOVIE (2017)!"
When you realize that a movie you watched and really liked is getting destroyed by a film critic 💀💀💀
I read the books and I think one of the problems is that they just shoved 4-5 books into one movie
And they pretty much changed the most important details
"Those eyes are sending weird messages to my body and I don't like it."
Hahaha! It's funny because it's true!
My sister roasts me for liking the fox. She says, "How could you like such a boring character design?"
BAD GUYS 2 IS COMING OUT! I REPEAT, THE BAD GUYS 2 IS COMING OUR THIS SUMMER ‼️‼️‼️
in the books marmalade is actually an alien with butts for hands disguised as a guinea pig... im not even joking
i like the drift physics in this movie
Their names aren’t actually wolf, shark, snake, etc those are their nicknames like wolf’s real name is moe it’s in the books (yes I know he read the books)
0:40 what the actual fuck did you just say about turbo???
that it was shit, which it is
7:48 funniest thing I have seen on forever
How did they get out of jail in a year? Wouldn’t they have spent more time in jail than they actually did? According to law, they would have spent 5 TO 9 YEARS IN PRISON.
I'm a librarian and we actually have these books at my work! I see them all the time in the kids section, but I've never read them
All movies have their ups and downs, it just depends on how you look at them
why shall you despise the bad guys!?
Dude it is his opinion
He thought it was ok-
I’d love to see a remake of this film where they do breaking bad esc crimes and actually get punished for their actions in the end
Bad guys but R rated
badder guys
So basically the bad guys where they die in the end?
anything is better then boss baby
This guy makes movies look bad but funny 😆
The most replayed spot on the video is the r34 version of the fox lol
I actually liked this one, as a kind of parody of heist films
oh hey, it's those books from book fairs at school
5:33 sounds like someone who didn’t watch all the tv series
18:27
"No it's twerking"
SHUT UP 😭!
13:40 I was 9 years old when this movie came out and I still felt it
0:07 where is 20th century fox lol
Your intro skits are always worth it lol. Never disappointed. Also..... AND IiIiI!!!!!! lmao. Way too friggin funny. You rock
Bro whenever this guy uploads i get exited bc he makes me laugh everytime
how dare you! HOW DARE ALL OF YOU!
Best thing that came outta the bad guys was the iconic queen Diane 😂
These intros are absolutely amazing
I think this movie was pretty good. Not amazing, but it was enjoyable. However, there was one thing that pissed me off about this movie, and that was during the car chase scene in the beginning. That scene was amazing, fastpased, and had great animation, but I had no idea why they were wasting all of that money. The whole point of the heist was to steal the money, so why the fuck did they leave their windows open and let the money just fly off!! They wasted more money than what they were left with!! I know I am being nitpicky, but that scene really got me angry! Also, great video, btw
In context the bank heist was for fun - for snake’s birthday. Wolf says “aw i wanted the car chase to be longer” when showing up at the police station, quite obviously indicating the heist is for funzies, not the money
@@sandshark2 oh, true true. Forgot about that detail. Still, they could've kept at least most of the money. But I think the reason why a lot of the money was flying around the place was just so that scene could look more detailed and cooler, which it succeeded at.
@@moonlightcray1068 they have plenty of money and gold and other precious artifacts that they stole at their secret warehouse, enough to live on for generations. They don’t need the money but they do the bank heists I assume to keep from being bored.
@@moonlightcray1068 I mean back in the base they have literal stacks of gold
12:16 yea that’s pretty realistic😮
fox is my fantasy now she is amazing . Thank you dreamworks and thank you bad guys
I quite liked the film but can agree with most of your points (including the tension one), I’ll keep watching for as long as you rant into your microphone, have a good one and let’s pray the bad guys doesn’t get a sequel
Haha, you at 22:20
Serves you right for making a terrible review for this movie I liked XD
The guinea pigs probably survived the fall from the bridge at the end, something about air resistance affecting small animals more.
Well, technically while Aquafina’s character is named Tarantula, they call her “Webbs” throughout the movie…. Which is undoubtably the most predictable name other than just Tarantula you could decide on, but still 🤷🏽♀️
I think her book counterpart was a male nicknamed Legs.
Honestly, I think that the movie is real solid when you ignore the issues of worldbuilding and occasional low blow jokes.
I think that a lot of media i’ve seen generally takes more story driven, serious undertones that can be pretty dark because they deal with a lot of topics that require that kind of respect and care (death, for instance).
From what I see, Bad Guys really focuses on the concept of creating a story that is fun and silly. Not necessarily the braindead kind of humor (Minions lol), but one that takes a concept that is dumb on paper and twists it into something that is entertaining and fun to watch on every step of the way.
I’d give this movie a solid 7/10 because it kept me visually entertained and invested, but maybe my bias as an animator speaks for itself 555555+
Worth it for the animation and action alone. This movie had me damn near cheering at its animation.
I dont care, i came to watch something entertaining
i remember reading the books as a kid and loving them so when i heard they were making a movie i was ecstatic
Marmalade is actually a hamster he has a tail. Guinea pigs, don’t have tails. This is also why snake never tries to eat him once in the same room.