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  • Movie Review: ‘The Bad Guys 2’

    Movie Review: ‘The Bad Guys 2’

    Original post written by 2cross2affliction

    thebadguys2.jpgThe Bad Guys 2, directed by Pierre Perifel, is the latest theatrical release from DreamWorks Animation, and is the sequel to 2022’s The Bad Guys, which has gone on to become very popular with furries. The titular “Bad Guys” are a gang of “scary” animal ex-thieves featuring Mr. Wolf (voiced by Sam Rockwell), Mr. Snake (voiced by Marc Maron), Miss Tarantula a.k.a. “Webs” (voiced by Awkwafina), Mr. Shark (voiced by Craig Robinson) and Mr. Piranha (voiced by Anthony Ramos), plus Diane Foxington (voiced by Zazie Beetz), the current fox governor of the state of California and also secretly an ex-thief known as the “Crimson Paw”, who, unlike the Bad Guys, was never caught. Having given up their lives of crime last movie, this movie begins with the Bad Guys living the trials and tribulations of ex-cons.

    The movie is already available for digital purchase, despite the movie only being out a little over two weeks. However, DreamWorks Animation has been playing Moneyball recently, spending about half as much as most of the other major studios on their theatrical releases, so they’ve already made back most of their money domestically, and are in the black (more or less) counting international grosses. It’s not a big hit, but it is a “base” hit, and that’s what DreamWorks is aiming for. DreamWorks Animation has never gotten past the billion mark (Shrek 2, way back in 2004, was the closest), and the company seems to have accepted this fact. If anything, when they make a “big swing” anymore, it’s an Oscar play rather than box office, like last year’s The Wild Robot, which ultimately did not win (once again, Shrek is DreamWorks’s only Best Animated Feature, despite being the second most nominated studio in the category).

    But the point of bringing up this “inside baseball” bit about box office is that this has already been earmarked as a DreamWorks franchise. Ironically, they were bumped by The Wild Robot in the studio’s logo sequence this year, but that seems to be more about DreamWorks wanting to avoid having them appear in front of their own movie than lack of confidence. I’m very confident there will be a The Bad Guys 3, and am looking forward to it, because both movies have been a lot of fun.

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  • Free Mom Hugs – Den Fur

    Free Mom Hugs – Den Fur

    Original post written by Ahmar Wolf

    Probably one of the favorite tables will be making a return. Please welcome Free Mom Hugs! They’re always a joy to have and their hugs truly brighten your day (or a solid fist bump if you’re not a hugger)

  • Aquatifur 2025 Reg Open

    Aquatifur 2025 Reg Open

    Original post written by Ahmar Wolf

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  • The Best Friend You Need

    The Best Friend You Need

    Original post written by rodney

    Word is getting around about Good Boy, a new and unique supernatural horror that premiered last March at SXSW. Here’s the description: “Following the death of a family member, Todd (Shane Jensen) relocates with his dog Indy to an old rural farmhouse once owned by his grandfather (Larry Fessenden). Although the house is rumored to be haunted, Todd ignores the warnings. However, Indy begins to see disturbing supernatural presences throughout the home — entities invisible to humans but all too real to him. Unable to communicate his fears to Todd, Indy must confront and understand the malevolent forces threatening his owner. As the supernatural activity escalates, the dog’s loyalty is put to the ultimate test in a desperate attempt to protect his human companion.” Director Ben Leonberg used his own real-life dog Indy in the starring role, and much of the film is shot as from Indy’s perspective. Having received rave reviews at SXSW, the film is slowly making its way around to art theaters. Be on the lookout!

    image c. 2025 Independent Film Company

  • Indy Fur Con 2025 Fursuiter Photo

    Indy Fur Con 2025 Fursuiter Photo

    Original post written by Ahmar Wolf

    Good Morning!

    We hope that you’ve been able to make it home safely from iFC 2025

    But we know all y’all have more own amazing photos! So reply here and use #iFC2025 to share them! 👉👈

    Linked is the 2025 HD Fursuit Photo, courtesy of our iFC Photography Team

    📸 HD Link: https://tinyurl.com/msrts5f3

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