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Movie Review: “The Bad Guys 2”
August 6, 2025 I have fond memories of “The Bad Guys” from 2022. The opening scene was an extended “Pulp Fiction” reference, which I was not expecting to see in an animated kids’ movie. It put me in a good mood for the rest of the movie, which was standard “villains eventually learn to be good” fare, albeit with a slick style and nary an irritating Minion in sight. “The Bad Guys 2” doesn’t have the cushion of an extended reference to one of my f…
The North American box office saw a tight duel between the new animated film and the blockbuster Marvel, while the summer releases continued to draw their pins from the game. The last opus of the Dreamworks studios, *The Bad Guys 2*, made a remarkable entry on the American screens by winning second place in the rankings as soon as his [...] L的article The Bad Guys 2 and The Four Fantastics competed with the head of the poster appeared first on Le…
The Bad Guys 2 – Movie Review
By Bob Garver I have fond memories of “The Bad Guys” from 2022. The opening scene was an extended “Pulp Fiction” reference, which I was not expecting to see in an animated kids’ movie. It put me in a good mood for the rest of the movie, which was standard “villains eventually learn to be good” fare,
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NEW YORK (OSV News) – Back in 2022, director Pierre Perifel brought the skillfully criminal, yet ultimately goodhearted, gang of anthropomorphized animals featured in “The Bad Guys,” a series of children’s books by Aaron Blabey, to the big screen with thoroughly pleasing results. Now joined by co-director J.P. Sans, Perifel has crafted an equally enjoyable follow-up, “The Bad Guys 2” (Universal). While this second installment continues the ensem…
In the lead, the big bad wolf and his robbers could well steal the million tickets. Followed by the darkest films by Luc Besson and the Philippou brothers. As for Ari Aster, he is on the verge of achieving his biggest success with “Eddington”.
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