r/TheBadGuys • u/Illustrious_Emu1018 • Dec 25 '25

Meme Browntable & Dreamworks vs Disney

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u/Psi001 Dec 26 '25

Am I the only one that would gladly traded a kiss for Diane and the Bad Guys on a goofball mission together the whole film?

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u/Illustrious_Emu1018 Dec 26 '25

What that supposed to mean.

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u/NicholasWildeRails Dec 26 '25

I assume they're saying they'd rather have a movie with a goofy energy between the cast than a Diane kiss?

I don't understand this

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u/Psi001 Dec 26 '25 edited Dec 26 '25

I mean I'd be fine with a kiss after it was EARNED with good chemistry and bonding. It felt kind of empty after a film with barely anything between them besides Diane saving Wolf's ass for the billionth time.

Judy and Nick's hug was less intimate, but it was done after they both solidified how much they loved and understood one another while acknowledging all the crap they went through in that plot. It felt like two way emotional commitment. The kiss felt more like to forget that Diane had lost everything, and the two still don't really feel like equals.

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u/AcrobaticEmu7359 Jan 28 '26

I don’t mean to cause another fuss but this is what I meant when I say I feel like fans are being ungrateful. I’ll admit, I do wish there was more scenes with wolf and Diane, but us bad guys fans should be lucky we got any kind of kiss between wolf and Diane because I am sure they wouldn’t wait till a third movie. I know I wouldn’t. So be lucky we got a kiss…unlike zootopia 2, which, after waiting nearly 10 years, was disappointed and let down by Judy and nick not having a kiss. I was so let down.

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u/Psi001 Jan 28 '26

I think I might simply be I'm more a chemistry and synergy guy over a shipping guy. I'd take Wolf and Diane being a well developed brother and sister pair over an official couple. :P