#DreamWorks animation the bad guys

[vanessafangirl13]

Happy 2nd anniversary, to one of my favorite films, The Bad Guys ❣️🎈🎉🐺🦊🐍🦈🐟🐠🕷️🕸️👨🏼‍💻🐹

On this day, April 22nd, 2022, Dreamworks Animation released The Bad Guys, based on the Australian children's book of the same name by Aaron Blabey

The movie is an amazement, The characters and voices acting is pretty amazing, The animation really took from into the spider-verse along with inspiration from other heist movies along with the action sequence, And the plot pretty amazing as well!

I really appreciate it and thank the team at DreamWorks animation from making this film amazing along with the author of the books

[smileyaly]

Dreamworks has the best couples/relationships ever. The thing I've always admired about their couples is how mature and well-developed their relationship is. How one respects everything about their partner, gives each other time to build trust, and also helps each other become the best versions of themselves. They rarely (or even never) say "I love you" to each other because their actions are powerful enough to evoke that.

Also: the characters individually are some of the most well-developed characters in animation (yeah, I said it).

So yeah, these are just my thoughts. I just adore DW's characters and ships.

[gigifluidcat]

I LOVE COMIC BOOK BASED MOVIES WITH 2D/3D HYBRID ARTSTYLES!!!!!!!!

[the-bad-guys-2-reportage]

The Bad Guys 2 [Trailer #1] - August 1, 2025

Based on the books from Aaron Blabey

[ben-talks-art]

Do we already have a name for this style of animation that mixes 2D and 3D?

[pinatadoodles]

Rewatched The Bad Guys recently and wanted to redraw this frame 🐺

[oliviersilven]

Little fanart. mr death joins the bad guys team.

Sketch+Cintiq+Photoshop.

TUMBLR: http://oliviersilven.tumblr.com/ Blog: http://oliviersilven.blogspot.com/2024/11/the-real-bad-guys.html

[jeydeearr]

"I AM DEATH"

Day 27 of drawing whatever the hell I want because this year's Inktober prompts suck.

[synergysilhouette]

Just throwing it out there: why does Disney get so much criticism for not being original when Dreamworks has made a bunch of adapted films and hasn't gotten as much criticism?

Several Dreamworks films have been based on novels, fairy tales, shows, and other well-known properties. And I'm not talking about specific content. Growing up, I always heard people saying that Dreamworks was better than Disney because Disney did nothing but adaptations (which wasn't true; that's just what they were known for). I feel like on several occasions, situations pop up where people are quick to overlook or criticize Disney while Dreamworks isn't held to the same standard. A lot of Disney's adaptations have been received positively, either from critics, fans, or both. But it's still seen as too reliant on adaptations; Dreamworks also heavily relies on them, yet is seen as superior, with no one saying "they've run out of original ideas."

Note: I'm NOT criticizing adaptating works. I'm just saying those who do pertaining to Disney seem to be biased.

[animationgirl89]

WHY DOES SHE LOOK SO PRETTY THOUGH?! 💜

[Super excited and hyped for the sequel, btw!! (^-^) Been hyped ever since the announcement and I've been in the fandom still, this movie still very much means a lot to me. I really can't wait to see this world and characters again and what's in store for this sequel. Hopefully it'll be good, but it's looking great so far! 💙✨👌]

[the-irreverend]

To all the people who say that these films are copying and/or ripping off Spider-verse because they have similar animation styles:

PLEASE SHUT THE ACTUAL HELL UP.

It legitimately aggravates me when people say that this art/media is copying this other art/media just because it committed the oh so heretical act of having common elements. Like when people say that "The Owl House is ripping off Amphibia because they have similar premises", or that "this cartoon art style is generic because bean mouths" or some shit.

As a person who still trying to grow as a digital artist, I know for a fact that creativity is not simply just conjuring up something completely different from everything else out of thin air. It's about taking certain elements and qualities and arranging and reassembling them in a way that's unique.

There's no denying that Spider-verse was nothing short of revolutionary when it came to its animation, but even though the above 4 films clearly have many things in common with Spider-verse (and each other), they each still have many other qualities and subtleties that make their animation styles stand out on their own.

In the end, all I'm saying is that just because this art/media is similar to another does not automatically mean it's less creative.

[antoniokrebs]

💥💥💥💥💥💥

[dorkynerd23]

[the-bad-guys-2-reportage]

Back In Badness - The Bad Guys 2 official poster!

Trailer now available online (watch here)

Based on the books by Aaron Blabey.

[the-imaginative-hobbyist]

Some bros have a bond that goes above and beyond studios...

[tornrose24]

I love that Dreamworks is adapting Dav Pilkey's other best known series, and we should hopefully be weeks away from the first trailer by this point. But... there's a part of me that's worried, considering.... well... there's a reason some Dreamworks animal characters got their popularity so fast, and I do hope Dog Man is spared from that side of the fandom.

(On the other hand, I do love the idea of CU introducing his fellow Pilkey character to the rest of the Dreamworks family.)