1 3

Blurays For Everyone

The Bad Guys 2 4K (2025)

The Bad Guys 2 4K (2025)

$27.99 USD
$27.99 USD
Sale Sold out
Blu-ray Condition
Actors: Sam Rockwell, Zazie Beetz, Awkwafina, Erika Christensen, Alex Borstein, Anthony Ramos
Director: Pierre Perifel, JP Sans
Language: ENGLISH: Dolby Atmos
ENGLISH: Dolby TrueHD 7.1 (48kHz, 24-bit)
FRENCH: Dolby Digital Plus 7.1
SPANISH: Dolby Digital Plus 7.1
Subtitles: English, Spanish, French
Region: Untested
Aspect Ratio: 2.39:1
Number of Discs: 2 (Digital Copy)
Rating: PG
Orig Release Date: 2025
Studio: Universal
Release Date: 10/7/2025
Run Time: 104 Min.
Special Features:
  • Little Lies and Alibis (5.42) - In this new animated short, Wolf and the team have a wild story to tell to their parole officer.
  • Deleted Scenes (5.56) - Two deleted scenes (Lowrider Chase and Crime Sisters), are included with introductions from Director Pierre Perifel and Co-Director JP Sans.
  • 'Bad Guys': Out of Line (2.06) - This segment takes viewers into the studio to see cast members recording dialogue for the film.
  • Double Jeopardy: The Making of 'Bad Guys 2' (4.46) - Cast and crew talk about making the second film in the series.
  • Meet the Gang (7.37) - Cast and crew talk about their characters, the film, improvisation, and each other.
  • Causing a Scene (5.16) - The filmmakers talk about crafting the action sequences in the film, their styles, and tendencies, from raw ideas, to storyboards, to the finished product.
  • Planning a Heist (10.08) - Director Pierre Perifel and Co-Director JP Sans walk viewers through the creation of the Lucha belt heist scene.
  • Sketching the Bad Girls (10.49) - Viewers learn how to draw Kitty, Doom, and Pigtail with help from Co-Director JP Sans, Producer Damon Ross, and Director and sketch artist Pierre Perifel.
  • Feature Commentary with Director Pierre Perifel, Co-Director JP Sans, Head of Character Animation Benjamin Willis, Head of Story Katherine de Vries, and Head of Cinematography, Layout Théophile Bondoux - The commentary track included here is quite lively from the beginning. The group is obviously very comfortable together, and the conversation flows naturally throughout. They cover a variety of topics, from the numerous Easter eggs, the construction of the opening scene, and the ad-libbing done on the film. Director Pierre Perifel takes the lead here more often than not, but every member of the team jumps in when they have valuable insights or anecdotes to share. The group goes on to discuss the need to get certain elements of the Lucha experience correct, the evolution of the story, and the color palettes used in the film.
View full details