The worst thing Megamind had going for it was Minions. Additionally, Chicken Run and Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit are both fantastic but since they were only released by DreamWorks Animation and not produced by the studio, they’re ineligible. And, that would probably bump Shrek off the list, but c’mon. We’re going to attempt to mix things up a little bit here and not put more than one film from a franchise on this list for the sake of variety, otherwise certain franchises would dominate the top 10. It’s too soon for us to say if The Bad Guys will break into the canon of DreamWorks’ best, but it’s a good chance to celebrate some of the studio’s finest films. And it opened this weekend to generally good reviews. The Bad Guys, the latest DreamWorks Animation film, is a slick kiddie crime flick featuring a gang of animal bank robbers. But, while it is true that several characters… do indeed make that face, dumping on DreamWorks says more about the person doing the diss than DreamWorks Animation, which has - and frankly always has - made lots of great movies. While Pixar made ambitious movies about complex topics set in unique worlds, DreamWorks just made animals do human things and make the arched-eyebrow “DreamWorks Face,” or so the criticism went. For a while, it was fashionable to unfavorably compare DreamWorks Animation to Pixar.
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