When the Bad Guys, a crew of criminal animals, are finally caught after years of heists and being the world’s most-wanted villains, Mr. Wolf brokers a deal to save them all from prison.
Sam Rockwell
Wolf (voice)
Marc Maron
Snake (voice)
Awkwafina
Tarantula (voice)
Craig Robinson
Shark (voice)
Anthony Ramos
Piranha (voice)
Richard Ayoade
Professor Marmalade (voice)
Zazie Beetz
Diane Foxington (voice)
Alex Borstein
Police Chief Misty Luggins (voice)
Lilly Singh
Tiffany Fluffit (voice)
Barbara Goodson
Old Lady (voice)
Dina Morrone
Museum Announcer / Diane's A.I. Assistant (voice)
Michael Godere
Delivery Driver / Museum Guest 1 (voice)
Kelly Cooney Cilella
Prison Guard 1 / Gala Guest 1 (voice)
Walt Dohrn
Scientist / Gala Guest 3 (voice)
David P. Smith
Prison Guard 2 / Gala Guest 2 / Protestor (voice)
John Venzon
Museum Guest 2 / Panicked Cop (voice)
Jesse Averna
Prison Guard 3 (voice)
Director
Pierre Perifel
Book
Aaron Blabey
Head of Story
Nelson Yokota
Screenplay
Etan Cohen
April 4, 2022
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The "Bad Guys" make the most secure location look like a candy store, and they tease the hapless police chief "Luggins" who seems incapable - despite having gazillions of officers - to catch them. Enter the new governor "Foxington" who basically ridicules them, declaims their achievement and provokes them into pulling the ultimate crime - the theft of the golden dolphin. What now ensues is an "Ocean's 5" style logistics exercise as the five of them carefully plan the theft. The trophy is to be presented to the icon of decency "Professor Marmalade" but is he quite who he seems? Is the governor? These films are a bit ten-a-penny, and this one isn't really very special. The dialogue is entertainingly quick-fire now and again (especially the snake and the piranha); "Weaps" - the extra nimble taratunla provides the gadgetry and the animation is efficient with plenty of action once the film gets moving. The ending, though, is daft and hurried and who knew there were so many millions of guinea pigs in the world!? I saw this on my own on a big screen, but I think this will do just as well on the television.