Much like its predecessor, the film strikes a balance between action-packed escapades and snappy humour. It delivers a steady, easy-to-enjoy experience that both kids and adults can appreciate.
The film follows the original crew of reformed outlaws as they attempt to live a clean life but find themselves swept back into the world of high-stakes crime. Along the way, they encounter a new, cunning group of female criminals, leading to an unlikely team-up for a grand heist.
Voice cast delivers
The sequel also introduces a fresh lineup of villains-turned-allies, voiced by Danielle Brooks, Maria Bakalova and Natasha Lyonne. These additions bring a new layer of energy and humour, complementing the established cast without overshadowing them. It is a strong ensemble performance that keeps the dialogue snappy and engaging.
Visually, The Bad Guys 2 sticks to the stylish, comic-inspired look that made the first film stand out. The slick animation, dynamic action scenes and bold colour palette all return, providing a visually fun experience that does not stray too far from the original’s formula.
Lighthearted moral lessons
Most importantly, the film reinforces the idea that everyone deserves another chance, whether it is a first, second, or even third opportunity to prove they can change. These themes are woven naturally into the plot without feeling forced, making the moral takeaways as accessible to children as they are to adults.
While The Bad Guys 2 is undeniably fun and heartfelt, it does not particularly elevate itself above other animated sequels. There are no jaw-dropping twists or unforgettable set pieces that set it apart from the first movie. The humour lands consistently, but rarely sparks uncontrollable laughter. The action scenes are engaging but familiar, offering little in the way of surprise.
Solid crowd-pleaser
It is a film that encourages viewers to believe in change, embrace their unique paths and offer second chances. It may not blow anyone away, but it leaves them with a smile and sometimes, that is more than enough.
CAST: Sam Rockwell, Marc Maron, Craig Robinson, Anthony Ramos, Awkwafina, Lilly Singh
PLOT: 6/10
ACTING: 6/10
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