The film has a striking visual style and feels very distinctive, though it does borrow from other works somewhat. The relationships between the characters and its generally upbeat tone prevented that from being a major issue for me; I enjoyed watching it. It was also neat to notice that the actor who delivers the line “Marmalade” in PADDINGTON 2 plays Professor Marmalade here.

This movie, "The Bad Guys," stands out as a remarkably enjoyable and upbeat experience this year. It explores the concepts of “good” versus “bad” in an intelligent way, examining stereotypes and assumptions within a heartwarming story about change that doesn’t attempt to be overly original. The voice acting is superb; it really enhances what might otherwise be considered a predictable plot with considerable effect…

There's disappointment in the fact that _The Bad Guys_' narrative doesn’t quite live up to its impressive animation. The movie possesses a cleverness and humor, complemented by exceptionally smooth visuals. It's an enjoyable robbery plot that makes you wish you could join in on the action.

The film proved to be quite entertaining. The humor landed well, the action sequences were executed exceptionally, and the characters possessed an undeniable charm. The writing felt sharp, and the animation—a blend of two-dimensional and three-dimensional techniques—really elevated the experience, contributing to what seemed like a nearly flawless animated feature. However, the storyline was rather unremarkable. W…

The "Bad Guys" manage to make what should be an impenetrable place feel like something out of a child’s dream, and they playfully mock Police Chief “Luggins,” who appears unable – even with his vast number of officers – to apprehend them. Then comes Governor "Foxington," who openly scoffs at their success and challenges them to commit the ultimate crime: stealing the golden dolphin. What follows is something like a h…