72 HOURS
In the uproarious comedy 72 HOURS, directed by Tim Story, audiences are thrown into a high-stakes, laugh-out-loud race ...
In the sleek, neon-lit metropolis where they are the city's most notorious and wanted criminals, a crew of animal outlaws led by the charming wolf Sam Rockwell faces their greatest challenge yet: pretending to be good. This animated crime caper, directed by Pierre Perifel, follows Mr. Wolf and his crew—the sardonic snake Marc Maron, the tech-savvy tarantula Awkwafina, the volatile shark Craig Robinson, and the master-of-disguise piranha Anthony Ramos—as they are finally caught. Facing lifetime imprisonment, they are offered a bizarre deal by a philanthropic governor Zazie Beetz: go straight and become model citizens. Seeing this as the ultimate con, the gang agrees, embarking on a hilarious and high-stakes journey to feign redemption. As they navigate anger management classes, good deeds, and the watchful eye of a crusading journalist Lilly Singh, the line between their act and reality begins to blur, threatening both their freedom and their fragile friendship. Packed with high-speed chases, witty banter, and a vibrant visual style, this comedy adventure playfully subverts heist movie tropes while asking if even the baddest bad guys deserve a second shot.