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"The Bad Guys" received widespread critical acclaim upon its release, with praise for its clever writing, engaging characters, and stunning animation. The film holds a 70% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with many critics noting its fresh take on classic themes and its broad appeal to audiences of all ages.
As a testament to the power of redemption and the possibility of change, "The Bad Guys" is a film that will leave you feeling hopeful and uplifted. So, if you haven't already, join the Bad Guys on their hilarious and heartwarming adventure – you won't be disappointed!
The opening diner scene is the longest continuous one-shot in DreamWorks history, lasting 2 minutes, 25 seconds, and 7 frames. The energetic score was composed by Daniel Pemberton. Reception & Legacy The Bad Guys -2022-2022
Released on April 22, 2022, marked a significant shift for DreamWorks Animation, moving away from traditional CGI toward a highly stylized, illustrative aesthetic. Directed by Pierre Perifel, the film adapts Aaron Blabey’s popular book series into a high-energy heist comedy described as "Ocean's 11 for kids". A New Visual Identity
"The Bad Guys" centers around a group of notorious outlaws who have been causing chaos and terrorizing the peaceful town of Providence. The main characters include Wolf (voiced by Jason Schwartzman), a charismatic and quick-witted leader; Shark (voiced by Buster Bluth), a goofy but lovable great white shark; Snake (voiced by Rachel House), a sly and agile serpent; and Mr. Koala (voiced by Gemma Chan), a calculating and soft-spoken koala who serves as the group's strategist. Together, they form a diverse and dynamic gang that has earned the fear and respect of the townspeople. "The Bad Guys" received widespread critical acclaim upon
To save his friends, the charismatic leader Mr. Wolf brokers a desperate deal: the Bad Guys will undergo a "rehabilitation" program to become model citizens under the guidance of , an adorable but arrogant guinea pig philanthropist. While the crew initially intends to use this as their greatest con yet, Wolf begins to discover that "doing good" provides the genuine acceptance he has secretly craved. The Star-Studded Voice Cast
The story begins with a group of notorious animal outcasts, led by Wolfgang (voiced by Jason Schwartzman), a grey wolf who is tired of being typecast as a bad guy. Along with his loyal friends, Mr. Big (voiced by Bobby Cannavale), a ruthless but lovable shark; P.S. Duchamp (voiced by Tony Hale), a frog with a genius-level intellect; and Mindy (voiced by Awkwafina), a kind-hearted and gentle goat, they make up a gang known as "The Bad Guys." So, if you haven't already, join the Bad
| Character | Voice Actor | Description | |-----------|-------------|-------------| | Mr. Wolf | Sam Rockwell | Suave, charismatic leader who discovers he likes being good. | | Mr. Snake | Marc Maron | Grumpy, loyal but jealous of Wolf’s change; the reluctant villain. | | Ms. Tarantula | Awkwafina | Tech genius nicknamed "Webs"; quick with a quip and a gadget. | | Mr. Shark | Craig Robinson | Master of disguise despite being a great white shark; goofy and kind. | | Mr. Piranha | Anthony Ramos | Hyperactive, aggressive but with a hidden soft side. | | Professor Marmalade | Richard Ayoade | Celebrity philanthropist guinea pig; secretly the mastermind villain. | | Diane Foxington | Zazie Beetz | Governor of California; a former thief known as "The Crimson Paw." | | Chief Misty Luggins | Alex Borstein | Hard-nosed police chief obsessed with capturing the Bad Guys. |
(Awkwafina): Also known as "Webs," she is the crew's expert hacker.