We gotta protect Dreamworks from the evil mouse corporation

@djlyon6309

Жыл бұрын

Well, considering the entire company was founded out of revenge towards Disney, I'm sure DreamWorks will remain a competitor for as long as Disney does

@frans_bauer

Жыл бұрын

@@djlyon6309 yeah fr glad Disney didnt give them the Blue Sky treatment when DreamWorks and Disney divided. Still sad what they did with Blue Sky. Dreamworks definitely makes better movies, and always had. If they bring more like the new PIB, they definitely have a chance for becoming big.

@FireJach

Жыл бұрын

Their last good animation was Soul (2019)

@djlyon6309

Жыл бұрын

@@FireJach funny how that was Pixar, not even Disney lmfao I can't even think of a Disney movie from the last couple years that I enjoyed off the top of my head

@frans_bauer

Жыл бұрын

@@FireJach havent watch and really dont want to

Okay so Perrito When he tells Puss and Kitty his backstory, he tells it like it’s a joke. Wraps it up with “and I guess I never found em, so I’m still it!” Yet when he talks to Goldi, what does he say? “From one orphan to another, you hit the lottery” He knows he’s an orphan. He knows what his family tried to do to him. But he is *such a good boy* he doesn’t want his friends to be bummed out by the weight of it all. Perrito is *the best boy*

@bethirteen2626

Жыл бұрын

👍

@tc4331

Жыл бұрын

What if he's actually bottling everything with a smile? That's just heartbreaking...

@PeachCrusher69

Жыл бұрын

shit, I didn't think of that

@uncannysnake

Жыл бұрын

Possible, but maybe not exactly. He said she hit the "orphan lottery" not the "family lottery", meaning he clearly addresses that he did not like having no replacement family, he technically did not reveal that he was bothered by the way they got rid of him

@g.d.graham2446

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely

A comparison I absolutely adore is that Kitty is in dispare because she’s stuck in the past, Puss is in despair because he’s hyper fixated on the future, but Perrito is happy because he finds happiness in the present and doesn’t let anything that has happened to him or anything that might happen to him bother him

@azultarmizi

Жыл бұрын

He's the personification of Oogway's quote. Today is a gift, that's why it's called the present.

@TheStraightestWhitest

Жыл бұрын

@@azultarmizi You beat me to it.

@lyonwhitmore2525

Жыл бұрын

"The Past is history, the Future is a mystery, but today is a gift. That is why it's called the Present" - Master Oogway

@cheddarsunchipsyes8144

8 ай бұрын

1.4

"What did I do to deserve this? Like what specifically?" I died 🤣

@julianrubin4575

Жыл бұрын

So did he

@Sorain1

Жыл бұрын

Second time watching I ended up letting slip "Everything." Without realizing I said it until my family started snickering at me.

@juliandelapena4293

Жыл бұрын

He did too

@tornadodee148

6 ай бұрын

@@Sorain1 Gold. Golder than Goldi's locks.

Jack horner being cartoonishly evil and having no redeemable qualities was hilarious and his fate was very fitting. He didn't have some stupid "oh I realized how bad I am" he just straight up died

@eaglefan2569

Жыл бұрын

"What did I do to deserve this? ...What specifically?" I just like that Jack Horner had to clarify that as he was dying lmao. Like "yeah I did bad things, what did I specifically do this time"

@payt00n

Жыл бұрын

He was so funny. The one scene where he has the dog captive and the cricket is like "you arnst gonna shoot a dog are you?" And Jack's like "yeah in the face, why?" Nonchalantly had me and my brother crying in the theater. Comedy gold

@DoloresLehmann

Жыл бұрын

@@eaglefan2569 Exactly. Not like you would expect, that he would mean "I don't deserve this", but more of "what of the many things I did to deserve this was ultimately responsible?"

@waffleauflauf4213

Жыл бұрын

@@payt00n He really was. That and the "that was weird" before firing his staff at Baby Bear at the end was amazing 😂

@strawberryscentedchlorofor9935

Жыл бұрын

@@payt00n "Yea, in the face, why?" He says it so casually like he's doing nothing crazy it's hilarious.

Death being real is even more terrifying when you realize he can choose who sees him. No one ever noticed him throughout the entirety of the movie, and even in a chaotic situation, you're gonna notice a 9ft tall wolf in a poncho whistling. But in the end, when he and Puss fought, everybody could see him. He wanted them to know that Death had finally claimed Puss in Boots.

@agent5333

Жыл бұрын

If you look closely, you can see him a crowd watching Puss fight the giant.

@Juggtacula

Жыл бұрын

@@agent5333 Yeah, that's my point. No one noticed him fighting the giant. No one noticed him during the city chase. No one noticed him going through the enchanted woods. Only when they were in the Wishing Star, and there was nowhere left for Puss to run, did he allow people besides Puss to see him.

@justaguywithagoodphoto4801

Жыл бұрын

@@Juggtacula shows how dire the situation and the next decision puss was going to make would be. Face death as the man, or the -Coward- legend

@tzeentchmundi44

Жыл бұрын

Someone said that his theory for why all of them could see death at the end is because all of them were close to death as well not only puss, the edges of the star could kill you if you let them take you away (like horners baker) so in a sense one little slip could kill anyone on the star

@default2591

Жыл бұрын

Death in Puss in Boots is not a wolf but taken a form of a wolf because canines is the number one killer of felines.

I think having Jack Horner being pure evil actually helped combat the "too many characters" issue. If Jack Horner had more character development then it would've added more time to the movie and taken away from Goldi, Kitty and Puss. He also allowed them to come together to defeat something. It made it so Goldi and the bears didn't have to remain the villains. Basically it was really just Puss's gang, and Gold's gang, versus a force of nature.

@jakek1735

Жыл бұрын

Also, I forgot about this the first time I saw it, but the cricket (with the help of the phoenix) is the one who actually destroys the map and seals Jack's fate in the end, and I love that. He was such a minor character who basically existed just to make Jack funnier, but he was also the only one who really had a deeply personal stake in wanting to take Jack down. Everybody else wanted to stop Jack because he was bad and getting in the way of their own quest, but they didn't really care about taking him down personally. The cricket was the one who really deserved to give a final "fuck you" to him.

@TheStraightestWhitest

Жыл бұрын

I actually think Jack should've been cut from the movie altogether. Maybe that's a controversial opinion, but I think he took away from the theme of the film, which summarized in one word would be: Perspective. Everyone was having a struggle with themselves, not with some external force. Even Death wasn't really an external force. He was a manifestation of Puss' problems, his reckless behaviour. Once Puss changed his mindset, Death left him alone. The map and the forest were the most effective showcases of this. Goldilocks, Puss, Kitty, they were all rotten in a sense. Puss was afraid of the future, Kitty was bitter about the past, Goldilocks was upset about the present. Perrito however didn't care. He didn't have a wish. He was just happy to be with his friends. His core was pure, and so the forest was beautiful. The struggle of the characters was overcoming themselves, their traumas. Jack took away from that by just being a clear cut bad guy. You could argue he was there precisely to create a clear disparity between inner VS outer battles, but I think he took away from an otherwise perfect film.

@DoubtlessCar0

Жыл бұрын

@@TheStraightestWhitest I mean I just disagree. The theme of the movie isn’t perspective. The theme is that you need to enjoy and value what you have. Because of that Jack Horner is actually incredibly vital to the story. He had a great upbringing, but never appreciated it because he was greedy. He’s also a foil to Perrito. Perrito had nothing but enjoyed everything he had so he isn’t greedy. Sometimes movies aren’t about telling a realistic story with super complex characters, sometimes a character is a symbol. Jack Horner represents what happens when you allow obsession and greed to take over. He’s basically like a dragon. He’s just a greedy monsters

@TheStraightestWhitest

Жыл бұрын

@@DoubtlessCar0 ''I mean I just disagree. The theme of the movie isn’t perspective. The theme is that you need to enjoy and value what you have.'' That's LITERALLY what perspective is. Everyone was stuck up on a future fear (Puss), past trauma (Kitty), or a not good enough present (Jack/Goldilocks) when they already had everything they needed. Of course the entire theme was perspective. Same with Shrek 4. How do we know? Because what actually changed from start to finish? Nothing. Everyone's ending position was the same as their starting position. The only thing that changed was their perspective. Identical plot to Shrek 4 in that regard. Jack is the exception because he died, but that's the theme of the film being driven home. Change your perspective, or die. That's literally how Puss ''beats'' Death, Death says it to him outright. This is why I said, Jack did have one use, and that's driving the theme of the film even further. But I actually don't like how obvious they made it. The subtlety of its theme during the early to middle parts of the film was far more effective than the on the nose finale.

@DoubtlessCar0

Жыл бұрын

@@TheStraightestWhitest ok first off. Perspective isn’t a theme, it’s a motif, and you can understand based off how vague that word is my confusion. Perspective is literally just the hero’s journey. You can’t say the theme is changing your mind because that happens in every story! I think you also miss a huge aspect that this movie is about GREED. You should value what you have and not want more. Just like any story with a magical wishing item. The theme is that greed is bad not “you should reconsider your position on greed” it’s just greed is bad. Also what’s wrong with an obvious villain? A lot of people like an unapologetic villain. This isn’t Everything Everywhere all at Once, this is Puss in Boots 2!

I think the villains are the best part of this movie one is reedemable, one is cool af, and one is just like straight up out of a cartoon every time we see them it's either a hearth warming moment, a horror inducing encounter, or a funny scene from a cartoon, and they all work so well!

@rayanna7188

Жыл бұрын

YES I AGREE! I honestly love the portrayals of the villains in this movie

love that death isn't purely there just to be evil for evil's sake, but because he has an incredible distaste for seeing something as precious as life itself go wasted and unappreciated

@bananabro1010

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. His resolution is so genius, with him leaving Puss to live his life once he learns the value of it. Puss doesn’t “defeat” death, since it’s not possible to do that. It’s so refreshing.

@InDadequate

Жыл бұрын

@@bananabro1010 well said, both of you

@ibymalik4139

Жыл бұрын

Death could of killed puss at any time just by snapping its fingers death is well death after all but instead chose to torment puss by chasing him down like that until puss himself realised how precious life is.

@ryanweible9090

Жыл бұрын

@@ibymalik4139 so he is jigsaw?

@dumpsterfiregames4710

Жыл бұрын

@@ryanweible9090 In a sense, but Death in this movie is trying to teach actual lessons to AID Puss, unlike Jigsaw who punishes people for both well deserved crimes, and the most petty shit. Like him killing drug users, but only very specific ones and only a couple. Sometimes Jigsaw has a point with what he is doing, albeit a very arbitrary one, but Death in PiBTLW is effectively just doing his job. He isn't good or evil, him perusing Puss is punishment for thoughtlessly wasting away 8 of his 9 lives, even though he did both heroic and villainous acts, since he's making a mockery of what it means to have live to begin with.

It 100% deserves to "go this hard." The talented team behind this film truly made a real genuine animated gem that appeals to young and old audiences. It deserves all the praise it's getting, and I can't wait to see what DreamWorks does next because of it's success.

@mrdoggo3569

Жыл бұрын

exactly.

@hopekill1498

Жыл бұрын

Kung Fu Panda 4 and Shrek 5 deserve this treatment

@indicaking

Жыл бұрын

@@mrdoggo3569 I cant wait for shrek 5

@eyeknow8009

Жыл бұрын

it's an expression i wouldn't describe it like that

@teamepicforce7662

Жыл бұрын

@@eyeknow8009 I understand that it's ultimately an expression/compliment, but it just feels like it ties into the generalization of many people assuming if something is animated then it's just for babies. Then these people are baffled when an animated film like this is incredibly engaging with a vibrant action filled animation style accompanied by a creative and emotional story with great characters. I just keep seeing people basically say, "This kids movie has no right to go this hard and I didn't expect it to entertain an adult like myself." Yes they're saying it's great, but so many people have admitted to begrudgingly going to see this "kids movie", then coming out of it completely surprised. It's almost as if there is a metric fuckton of people that dgaf about animation unless it is strictly advertised to be for adults. Animation is a visual medium, meant and capable to tell several genres of stories. Fuck, Avatar 1 & 2 are technically fucking cartoons with a few live action characters sprinkled throughout, and other than the opening shot, there was NOTHING live action in the shitty Lion King remake. But those have realistic textures and attempts to mimic real life movements. Whereas if a film looks "cartoony", it unfortunately falls to the wayside of people's expectations leading them to assume it's for toddlers. So when people say, "it has no right to go this hard", it feels like most of them say it because they didn't expect, what they assumed was a baby kids movie, to rope them in and keep them engaged and entertained in many ways that a little kid can't really understand or appreciate. I guess my point is we all shouldn't always just assume animated films, even those with talking animals, are just for little ones. Films like this are created with the mindset that their story and characters can also be appreciated by an adult audience.

Felt the same way about the dog, i thought id find him insufferable but his horrible up bringing n being positive despite it all and the scene of him comforting Puss thru a panic attack just made me rlly love the dude

@uncannysnake

Жыл бұрын

It's really odd, he is basically like a symbolism of a guardian angel. It was maybe put in place like that because both he and death are canines so they fulfill opposite roles (and he is also the only one who actually gets hurt/"thrown away" by death during the final battle scene, like he cannot interfere anymore). When one thinks about it, he is basically always there at crucial moments, fixing stuff and putting puss in the right direction. It really seems like in the back, he is way smarter and understanding of life than he lets on anywhere in the movie

@kolbayada4938

Жыл бұрын

The reason why people find these characters annoying is because they have too much of a screentime and they serve no purpose except for a comic relief and crutch save at the end to justify their existance in the story (not all of those characters even have that). Perrito not only was actually funny in a way that would entertain not only children but adults too, he also actually had impact on the story and actually interacted with the characters.

@matthewbibby8921

Жыл бұрын

@@kolbayada4938 I think the other thing is that, very often, they actually play the role of actually sort of the pessimist and/ or actively hinder the main characters. Thinking back I think a lot of the more annoying ones are designed to fill the roll of being "the heart of the group", but are snarky or arrogant, and very often so clumsy that they actively make things worse in an attempt to make slapstick comedy. But this character only ever made light of his OWN issues. He had good advice, he gave Puss an... Actually sort of better than nothing stick, he was the get-away driver, he had the right type of heart to hold the map and helped traverse it, and when Puss had a panic attack, he was there for him, no questions asked, no judgement given. He actually pulled his weight and brought something to the journey that the other two didn't - and he never put the other two down while doing it. Even when he got captured, he actually ended up helping one of the antagonists as well with their own struggles. He's just... A dog. He's the straight up incarnation of the endless love and affection that dogs will give you and it's translated perfectly through everything he does.

@TheStraightestWhitest

Жыл бұрын

I first thought ''Ah, the annoying comedy relief character''. Then when his version of the map was all sunshine and rainbows despite his past being the most horrible of all, that showed he had the least rotten character. It was then he became my favorite. And when Puss had his panic attack and Perrito didn't know what to do and so just put his head down on his belly, that was tearjerking. Dreamworks is just GOATED. 2022, And they alone are still making fantastic films that are completely free of subliminal political messaging and are just focused on delivering a fantastic story riding on an equally great theme through a fantastic set of characters.

@uncannysnake

Жыл бұрын

@@TheStraightestWhitest It really was! Unfortunately the same cannot be said about their last film the bad guys which was just terrible and all over the place, with an "evil Trump" (especially the villian in that movie had NO reason to be evil) underplot on top of it. What were they thinking..? Anyway, I am glad they seem to be back on track now, it really was just a normal and great movie

i actually love how he is so powerful to the point that he can basically negate the wishing powers of the star when he walked through the barrier like it was nothing, but decides to just go hand to hand with puss just add a bit more layer to his character.

@bofa722

Жыл бұрын

I dont think puss would've stood a chance if death had gone all out. When he says "why do I play with my food!?" after the final fight it basically confirms it in my eyes

@balazsbuki2345

Жыл бұрын

@@bofa722 I believe Death did go all out. He was trying to kill Puss, with all his strength. Playing with his food in my opinion referred to the fact that he came into the world of the living just to personally take a life by force, which even he admits is not something he should be doing.

@professornova1236

Жыл бұрын

That's because you can't "kill death." It's a concept, not a person. Someone said it before in this cs, but that might not have even been a real wolf, but death taking the form of one due to wolves being a natural predator to felines

@thesnipingspider3852

Жыл бұрын

@@bofa722 he meant that in the beginning.. at the end death was full on trying to kill the Legend puss n boots. But he didn’t see that anymore so why fight him?

@wowitsfrostygames155

Жыл бұрын

@@balazsbuki2345 he didnt go all out because in the end when Death realizes Puss aint scared of him anymore, the words he says in spanish are something along the lines of "i need to stop playing with my food." Had death genuinely wanted to he absolutely could have claimed Puss. and being death straight up, i doubt he really needed to fight him at all to do it.

The animation style of _Puss in Boots: The Last Wish_ really summed up Goldilock's famous words: *"Just right".*

@halal_spider9722

Жыл бұрын

They did the same low fps trick that spiderverse did

@jordanrcs

Жыл бұрын

@Halal_spider and they did it very well 👌

@itwillbefridaythe1354

Жыл бұрын

I really loved the animation style, the Change of frame rate in some parts stunned me but it grew on me throughout the movie

@poweroffriendship2.0

Жыл бұрын

@@itwillbefridaythe1354 True. You can thank that to _Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse,_ which influenced animation in general.

@KingOfGaymes

Жыл бұрын

@@halal_spider9722 and it looked amazing

Death's lines in the beginning hold so much more weight once you realize who he is. "Everyone thinks they will be the one to defeat me, but no one has escaped me yet."

@AaronMcKnight18

Жыл бұрын

Quote of death

@ayoadeoriola34

Жыл бұрын

I knew straight up he must be Death... then the autograph part kind of confirmed it...

@AndroidGames-cd8jx

Жыл бұрын

@@ayoadeoriola34 me too! On that nar scene when he was alone, i just thought "ok, Death's going to appear there" and voila! The baddass wolf himself appeared!

@RoguePlutonia

Жыл бұрын

@@ayoadeoriola34 SAME!!

I think part of what makes Death so scary in this movie, and this is something you might not even think about, is just how many times he stares directly into the camera. There are quite a few shots where he's pursuing Puss, and the camera is pointed directly at his face and he's looking straight out at the camera and it almost breaks the fourth wall, like he's looking at you. I think that was purposefully done, like as some sort of psychologically personal thing. It works amazingly.

fr Death was SO terrifying. i gasped everytime he appeared honestly. and the way they didn't treat kids as stupid and made the movie perfect for younger AND older audiences was just right. the animation was stunning, the commedy was good, everything was so so good and I really wish to see more animated movies like that this year, i'd be the happiest

@juliandelapena4293

Жыл бұрын

I prefer having sporadic underrated gems of animation rather than all the animated movies become like this to avoid fatigue and differentiate them from others.

@manueba

Жыл бұрын

@@juliandelapena4293 nah fr, makes it a bigger event. but i hope to see more movies like that in terms of quality

@joshuasalem5022

9 ай бұрын

I would’ve lost sleep if I saw this as a kid Death was damn scary haha

I'm glad people are finally taking animation seriously and putting heart and soul into it, not that they didn't before, but I was definitely starting to worry!

@jangdi.

Жыл бұрын

Dont worry. They will f*ck it up again

@landendrake

Жыл бұрын

I was concerned for humanity when people didn’t even want to watch Spider-Verse, simply because it was an animated film. Now that Puss in Boots gave the masses a wake up call for animation flicks. I can’t wait to see what we get in these next few years!

@imperialdra-mon5907

Жыл бұрын

I think you meant that they were improving very slowly compared to anime

@liberpolo5540

Жыл бұрын

@@imperialdra-mon5907 that's true, Anime is on a whole other level

@Treck533

Жыл бұрын

@@imperialdra-mon5907 Funny joke. The average anime is better then the average western animation, however the top western animation projects(Spiderverse, Puss in Boots 2, Arcane) are miles better then the top anime’s. Writing and animation quality

Death voice actor really killed it as being cold hearted

@k3n972

Жыл бұрын

Same as the voice actor of Pablo Escobar in narcos

@Uesr2004D

Жыл бұрын

The Spanish part tho 🥶🔥

@danielmoura9421

Жыл бұрын

Wagner Moura, Pablo Escobar from Narcos and Captn Nascimento from Elite Squad

@danielmoura9421

Жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/dGqpr5J_nrifZLQ.html

@beamfrog6818

Жыл бұрын

“pick it up” scene was cold asf

This new era of western animation is truly impeccable. Arcane, The Mitchells vs the machines, spiderman into the spider-verse and now this. I cannot wait to see what's in store they have for us.

@ma.2089

Жыл бұрын

If you want a movie with cool action and is serious, you might like the Rise of TMNT movie. There’s been a lot of good animation lately….most have been cancelled tho

@kureosk8

Жыл бұрын

@@ma.2089 yeah that was really good and I didn't even watch the show

@raymalik5171

Жыл бұрын

I love how a lot of animation nowadays is blending 2D and 3D and being more stylistic

@hareecionelson5875

Жыл бұрын

MvM is such a good movie

@beyondviolet

Жыл бұрын

@@raymalik5171 yeah this is what I want animation to be like going forward, still obviously full of heart but also advancing with the times

Making us question whether Death was actually there or just in Puss's head was MASTER storytelling. And yet just one small part of an overall EPIC movie.

@TheStraightestWhitest

Жыл бұрын

He was there. Eventually, they all saw him. He wasn't making us question it, he was making Puss question it. Because he was making Puss question everything about himself.

@paulmartin2348

Жыл бұрын

The reason Death in this movie was so moving because Death was Puss, when realizing he had no more lives to spare, looking inside himself at his own flaws and failures. You can never run from yourself because no matter where you go there you are. (the big hint in the movie when when he had to face all his past failed versions of himself)

@ponglenis9273

10 ай бұрын

I mesn goldis gang, kitty and perrito could see him. They all saw death and reacted ro him. Kitty even acknowledged she just thought puss was being dramatic, when in fact he told the truth about death being after him

@thewiirocks

10 ай бұрын

@@ponglenis9273that was at the end of the movie after it had been toying with us the entire time. It was actually quite satisfying to have that question resolved in the end. But it left us wondering for most of the movie if Death was just a subconscious projection of Puss' insecurities.

That scene where perrito comforts puss really hit me so hard because I had a dog that was very similar,and I remember crying because I was having an asthma attack, and my dog was there next to me trying to help me. that dog would protect me while I slept, and would try to fight my dad when he would beat us when he was drunk. God I miss that dog, but damn that scene brought back all those memories

@flankz2950

Жыл бұрын

fuck you bro for making me emotional..😔

@rafael.gazoni

Жыл бұрын

You can also to interpret as a child you son or daughter.

@chilichinashop

Жыл бұрын

Dogs are so amazing! 🐕❤

@avacado4706

Жыл бұрын

awh poor thing :(

This movie goes so ridiculously hard. I went to see it with my family and grandparents expecting a dumb, cheesy, lazy sequel that would go straight to VHS, and I was so refreshed. It was awesome and so artistically revolutionizing to see so many elements from spider-verse appear in the animation and movement, and I realized just how long it had been since I had seen a good animated movie. It handled literally everything so gracefully, from the amazing character writing and designs, to the way that the mature themes were presented. Puss’s panic attack scene hit me really hard as someone who gets panic attacks, and it was so comforting and appealing to see Perrito was there for him, especially from him mentioning earlier on that he wanted to become a therapy dog. The B-plot with Goldilocks and the bears was great, and showing that they still were willing to help her get her wish because they loved her. Death’s character was absolutely terrifying, as someone whose greatest fear is death; It was chilling hearing his whistling, and seeing how puss tried to come to terms with his mortality. This movie lovingly shook me by the shoulders, yelling “Yeah, you only get one life, but doesn’t that just make it all the more special? To fulfill it with memories and experiences, and people you love?” An overwhelming 11/10, I cannot wait to get it on disc so I can watch it over and over again.

@jacksongreen4107

Жыл бұрын

On that scene, it’s just really nice to see a panic attack portrayed realistically and respectfully in a kid’s movie. That feels like a massive win for mental health in media.

@Adamant_Adam

Жыл бұрын

@@jacksongreen4107 Yes! I would have loved to have this movie as a kid. To point to that scene and say "this is what it feels like" must be such a win for so many who suffer panic/ anxiety disorders

@theenderdestruction2362

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry I can't get over the idea of this being a vhs XD I mean I wouldn't mind it

@demetriam2408

Жыл бұрын

The humor was great too, no fart jokes, just censored randomness.

@tacotown4598

Жыл бұрын

@@demetriam2408 it was also profoundly dark which I really enjoyed-shock value humor done correctly

Perrito was my favorite part of the movie. Straight up definition of a ride or die friend. When he helped Puss recover from his panic attack I almost lost my shit just because I wasn't expecting such an amazing scene in an animated film. The way he joins Goldilocks and Baby's roast battle by just blasting everyone made me bust out laughing harder than I should have.

@atomf9143

Жыл бұрын

My and my friend almost exploded laughing when he started swearing like that.

@TheStraightestWhitest

Жыл бұрын

Perrito calming down Puss must've been written by someone who's lived all their life with dogs. That's EXACTLY what dogs do when you're in distress. First they try to understand you, and when they can't, they just selflessly console you in what way they can.

@beyondviolet

Жыл бұрын

@@TheStraightestWhitest I misread this and thought you said dogs “selfishly console you” and I legit felt my heart stop lmao I need to go to sleep

@insanitysan77

Жыл бұрын

​@@beyondviolet I read it the same way, we both need to go to sleep 😂

Im 18, watched this with my father, I cried in the whole Goldilocks arc, its so good. I turned to my dad and heard him sniffle, so I asked if he cried too and he responded with a "Who'd cry for a kids movie?". I still don't know whether he's sick or cried back then but oh well. Movie is so good.

@florin7703

Жыл бұрын

Don t contact this mdfk

A lot of us laughed when IGN compared this movie to Logan in their review, but the crazy part is there actually ended up being truth in that. I can’t even express how much I needed this movie right now.

@jangdi.

Жыл бұрын

No. You don't need this. Seriously.

@exzyyd392

Жыл бұрын

@@jangdi. You really put a lot of thought into that devastating reply

@ivnislykun

Жыл бұрын

@@jangdi. Jang Diz nuts

@edmarcuscabie134

Жыл бұрын

@@jangdi. I. Talk. In. Periods. How. Can. You. Tell.

@roguewave5187

Жыл бұрын

@@jangdi. how. would you know. you dont. even know. what month it is.

The scene where Death just stood there watching puss with two gold coins in his eyes was chilling cause if I'm not mistaken, there's a country where according to tradition if someone dies two gold coins are placed on the deceased eyes.

@eaglefan2569

Жыл бұрын

You're thinking of Charon's Obul, a Greek tradition where the dead would either have obuls (coins) placed on their eyes or in their mouths to be granted safe passage to the Underworld. It's really interesting that Death places them on his own eyes and points at Puss, almost as if he's "giving" Puss safe passage into the land of the dead

@mordecaismopstick

Жыл бұрын

Yeah reminds me of a Christmas Carol when Scrooge takes the coins of marleys eyes and says “tupence is tupence” that scene was so fucking sick

@Avatarbee

Жыл бұрын

There were so many hints that the 🐺 is death incarnate. That coin scene, his choice of weapon even the fact that he is a 🐺 which in some cultures is associated with death.

@lyndon4610

Жыл бұрын

@@Avatarbee You know you can just say wolf, right?

@Avatarbee

Жыл бұрын

@@lyndon4610 yeah, buy I was in a whimsical mood.

The bleeps got me so off guard in this film I cracked up. Was not expecting puss to start swearing

My fiance and I wanted to see this just simply because we love the Shrek universe and it would be fun. We didn't watch the trailer and didn't even realize that it was "the last wish". We were BEYOND impressed! The different types of animation, story telling, and depth of the characters were amazing. Gives me hope they will do another great movie with Puss heading to Far Far Away. If they can do a Shrek (or Shrek adjacent) movie with this type of tenacity... I'm all for it!

@TheStraightestWhitest

Жыл бұрын

I actually want them to call it here. You can't top this.

@tommatt2ski

Жыл бұрын

When they bring the Puss N Boots franchise to a end, they should have Puss meet again with Lobo as he is nearing the end and Puss & Lobo have one more play fight for old times sake and for Puss's honor then Puss takes his last breath and Lobo takes Puss's spirit with him while whistling a final tune in Puss's memory.

I watched it last night and I was genuinely blown away, it’s a phenomenal movie

@Lakerfanforlife

Жыл бұрын

Same I love this movie

Ive seen this movie 3 times and im suprised how during each viewing I never got bored. What a great movie

@AzraelSoulHunter

Жыл бұрын

It's what I believe makes good Dreamworks movies so much better than good Pixar ones. I can't get tired of rewatching them. DW does have lower lows than Pixar, but their peaks are definitely higher and their good movies are some I can never get tired of.

@ulwandle4708

Жыл бұрын

Yea on my 3rd time watching it I noticed death in the crowd before is 8th death

@mrgroovy5113

Жыл бұрын

I've seen it 4 times. xD

@danart941

Жыл бұрын

Mow yall making me want to rewatch this movie a 2nd time (its totally worth it)

@uglybad4

Жыл бұрын

@@AzraelSoulHunter I'd sit through 3 more Shark Tales if it meant getting another Last Wish lol

I hope this film gets the recognition it deserves, so it opens the eyes of animation studios that this is how you write a story.

I’m honestly really fucking happy that they brought softpaws back for this one. She’s one of my absolute favorite dreamworks characters next to fiona and her dynamic with puss is fantastic

Man that panic attack scene. I have never had a panic attack, at least not to the degree that some people claim to have. That scene didn’t have to say a SINGLE WORD and it made me get it. I always thought that panic attacks were in peoples head, and that they were either over exaggerating or flat out lying for attention. I know that’s a bad way of looking at it but since I had no experience, how was I to know. But that scene showed me how serious it can be, and just how it feels, it felt like I was having a panic attack with him with the heart beat going on in the theater. I will from now on take panic attacks that happen to my family or friends way more seriously and it’s all thanks to this movie.

@theredeemer3404

Жыл бұрын

Well, this one of the main honorable goals of art: to transform the reflected life into something better. I'm glad for you and your dear ones.

@fingerb0nes

Жыл бұрын

all of this really makes me wanna watch the movie but it hasn't come to my country yet, im so sad

@kuchuyobenai9461

Жыл бұрын

I mean there are a lot of better ways to get attention than lying about panic attacks. Only a minority of people would be scummy enough to lie about something as serious as mental illness and crimes. For communication to work, you need to assume that other people are telling the truth and that people want to tell the truth. If everyone was distrustful of others then communication falls apart because then no one will be able to tell what is true or false and there would be no point in communicating ideas and thoughts. Obviously people lie for their own benefit, but I like to believe that most people care about the truth and want to communicate it and only a small minority of people would make crazy lies. I mean there is no way to verify what other people are thinking or feeling, that is the reason we communicate with each other, so the best thing you can do is accept what someone is feeling and if you later find out they can't be trusted then you can deal with them how you like. I mean if someone lies about a mental illness or something for attention and you give them attention and then you find out their lying you don't lose much. You just gave them your attention and now you know they are not a good person because they lied about something serious like that and can cut them out your life or whatever. But if they weren't lying, which I think the majority of people would not lie about something like that, then you gave attention to someone that actually needed it and you helped them.

@kuchuyobenai9461

Жыл бұрын

I would also like to say that truth is very subjective. Even the most objective field, science, is tainted with bias and is constantly updated and we always learning and changing up facts. Like if you think about it a little, you'll find that there is nothing you can really say is true for certain, obviously there are facts in this world, but I just mean like in general things concerning truth, such as documentaries, news, even history. Like you know how American history is written from the perspective of the colonizers so they are painted out to be heroes, when they committed a lot atrocities, even if you believe the original settlers were horrible you can agree that things can be changed and warped. Also, I would like to point out that the point I'm making contradicts my earlier comment. I saying people are biased and can alter the truth, but that we should trust people. I think that people want to be honest and want to try to reach the truth even if we do lie sometimes. I think you can agree that you want to reach the truth or try to be as close to it, right? Anyways, I say all this to make the point that one of the things we can be certain is the "truth" is what you feel. Like if you feel mad, then your feeling mad. So when someone says they are having panic attacks or when half the population of earth says that periods hurt like hell, then I choose to believe them, because are large group of people are experiencing similar things, so it wouldn't make sense for a large group of people would all lie about the same thing. Yes individual people can lie or exaggerate, but the least we can do is acknowledge someone's feelings. Because we all experience emotions such as anger and happiness so we know it's real. But when it comes to things like being transgender, gay, being black, etc., not everyone can relate so people dismiss those feelings. That's wrong to do though. We are taught in western society to just value logic and reasoning, and that feelings are not important, but they are fundamental to who we are and its wrong to cast away that side of humanity and to demonize it and we do demonize feelings because men make fun of you for crying or people say women are to emotional. Society has associated feelings with femininity and demonizes anything feminine because of the patriarchy or whatever. Also, I would like to say that logic and reasoning is important too, I don't think feelings are better, but I also don't think its worse.

@georgeaguilar3414

Жыл бұрын

Well it is in their head but it’s definitely real

Fun Fact: the cricket is named "Ethical Bug" in the credits

My mom and I saw this movie on Christmas because we were bored, absolutely nothing else interested us at the theater, and we basically went "well, at least it'll be mindless for a couple hours" and ended up absolutely loving every moment and yes, we cried. And neither of us had watched an animated movie in a movie theater for probably 20 years prior to this. We were quoting Perrito walking out of the AMC, and mom became mildly obsessed with Death's voice actor

I think my favorite part of this movie is the foil dynamic of big jack and perrito. Big jack pretty much had everything as a child; loving parents, stability, wealth. And yet, he grows up to be this incredibly irredeemably evil, selfish SOB. Perrito on the other hand had a horrible upbringing where his family attempted to kill him multiple times, yet grows up as this happy, positive dog that just wants to help people.

I think this is a HTTYD moment. Everybody slept on that movie because it looked weird and Dreamworks’ reputation was rocky at the time, then word-of-mouth happened and it eventually became a critical and commercial darling. Same thing seems to be happening here. It’s not often box office returns _increase_ week over week.

@readonlymemories

Жыл бұрын

Right? I was so glad the movie gained momentum in the weeks following its release compared to its opening week. Especially since it's going against Avatar 2 which is pretty much a guaranteed money maker. This movie definitely deserves more recognition. Spread the word! Get anyone you can to buy, rent or go watch it in theatres!

This movie went crazy. The way puss had that panic attack and they showed the blood, it just really made u feel how terrified puss was

@alexdavis-mann8513

Жыл бұрын

yer, cause no blade had ever touched him as they made sure to let people know at the start, then he gets hit and bleeds.

Love how they introduce Death into each scene he's in. Sent chills down my spine just like how Puss feels. Just mindblowing!

@Sorain1

Жыл бұрын

[Wind snuffs candle]

Just the whistle that death does is enough to send chills down spines

@atomf9143

Жыл бұрын

That was one of my favorite parts of the movie. I spent a while trying to memorize it and do it myself, but I never could.

I watched it a few days ago when I saw so many reviewers praise it, I didn't watch the video as to not spoil myself and HOLY MOLY, so happy I didn't. I absolutely adore this movie and it's now in my top 5 animated movies of all time. Also I told all my coworkers to go watch it lol

the influence into the spider verse has on animation is amazing, it need to have its own style name (i said genre before my bad)

@williamlevison9966

Жыл бұрын

Comic book, im guessing is the best description for that 2-D and 3-D animation mixture

@nykole1963

Жыл бұрын

1) Animation isn't a genre, it's a medium. I'm sure it already has its own subsection though! 2) Not the entire world of animation has been influenced. Disney hasn't, hence why they are faltering hard now.

@darnellnoir

Жыл бұрын

@@nykole1963 you dont have to make everyone do something for it to not be influential, most western influences means nothing to asain countries etc

@BiggiecheeseAKAgod

Жыл бұрын

It's an animation style, not a genre. Spiderverse and the new puss in boots may look similar, but they definitely aren't the same type of movie

@zachblair3794

Жыл бұрын

gonna sound like a disney fanboy but i just wanna see how they could take this style. unfortunately I don't think they'll do it considering how their mentality is realism = better which is clearly not the case as we've seen with spiderverse and puss in boots

I’m just obsessed with Death’s whistle. It’s genuinely chilling and it’s perfect for making you feel that fear that Puss is feeling. It’s SO GOOD

The selection of The Big Bad Wolf as death was so perfect, Death was such a cool, well written character

It is SO INCREDIBLY REFRESHING to see animation studios playing with style like this. Sure, realism is sick as hell, but Kung Fu Panda 3 and Into The Spiderverse had it right. Mixing it up, keeping it interesting- it adds an incredible level of memorability and beauty to it. I sincerely want to see more new animated movies pick the stylization book up and put it to good use.

I personally loved how serious they took death he never made mistakes he was just taken seriously and it shows because no matter what is happening no matter how many jokes are being unleashed everything stops when he pops in unannounced also that frickin whistle man Im pretty sure it's the begining part of the song that's played at funerals but slightly off key

The way they completely changed and did a 180 with the Puss in Boots reputation is insane. Everyone thought they were just pumping out shrek garbage, and everyone kinda lost interest. This new movie was insanely good, from the animation to the writing and characters, they completely revived the Puss in Boots AND the Shrek movies imo

The way they depicted panic attacks is actually so on point

The only thing you really missed by not watching the first one is the backstory behind Puss' childhood and how he and Kitty Softpaws came together.

@Maxxx5240

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, there is content and callbacks/references to the first movie, but non of it is significant enough to be important to the second. If anything its more just for completionist sake.

@dchuhay

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, a number of story beats hit harder or differently, but not enough where it changes the message of the story in any significant way.

I think the best scene was during the fight in the forest. Puss gets a panic attack and runs. so Perito follows, you can hear how loud the heart beats are and the drowning out of the voices around him. best part right here. Perito puts his hear on Puss's lap and he starts petting him and his breathing starts to return to normal. I had a few tears, but someone was crying like 2 rows down. 10/10 movie.

@betterlatethannever4529

Жыл бұрын

It's such a cool call back to earlier in the movie when Perito said he wanted to be a therapy dog

The Wolf wasn't really a villain. He was just doing his job, fulfilling his purpose with some passion, and he had a valid points about having 9 lives and not valuing them, while other ones have only one. And he wanted Puss to pay for his arrogance. And he's right. He didn't just hate puss, as we see in the last scene when he sees he's now reconsidered his values and treats his life with respect, so he just leaves him be. He didn't try to kill it just for villain's sake. If he's a villain, what bad thing he does? Punishing the ones who treat death like a joke, wasting their live(s), as if it was something good? Also, would be a sick thing if he appeared behind every person that died on this movie, mostly Jack's workforce. And every time he would grin to Puss like "See, that's coming for you as well"

@kptmrty

Жыл бұрын

Actually he was the true incarnation of what a villain is and/or should be. What sets a villain apart from other "bad guys" isn't the fact their evil or have some lack of morality. It's those who commit such atrocities with a sense of purpose, depth, and an idealism that not only makes sense but is hard to deny.

@DuelaDent52

Жыл бұрын

To be fair, he only left Puss in Boots because it wasn’t fun to torment him anymore. He didn’t want Puss to get better, he just wanted him to suffer before dying. That’s pretty cruel.

@ThePunkina1

Жыл бұрын

​@@kptmrty eh not really because he did have morels he was just inconsiderate towards puss because puss wasted away 9 life's when most people don't even get a full 1 life he more of an antagonist than anything else

@smharyanto4660

Жыл бұрын

The wolf is really a villain. He did try to take puss life before his time

@Legendendear

Жыл бұрын

@@smharyanto4660 Not villain, antagonist. Theres a difference. Villains are evil. Some have a reason for what they do, some do for the sake of it (like Jack here), some are redeemable, some are not. Antagonists *CAN* be villains, but they don't *HAVE* to be (They could even be what in other stories would be the protagonist, if we are following an antihero). A antagonist is a story telling device which motivates the protagonist. Jack Horner here is a Villain, but no antagonist. He doesn't motivate the protagonist to go for the wish, Death however does. Death likewise is a antagonist, but not a villain.

The wolf is one of the best villians ive seen in years and its insane to say

As far as the first movie goes, I noticed a few moments that were the same. The cat that goes "oooh" in a crowd of cats, Puss and Kitty in the air kicking each-other's boots in a dance, and Puss saying "holy frijoles"

dreamworks need to keep doing this if they dont i will be very disappoint and i will shed a single tear of sadnees

@harrylarry6324

Жыл бұрын

They will, especially sense this movie managed to compete with Avatar 2 the way it did with it being extremely successful. They might make Shrek 5 a really good movie in response.

i got goosebumps everytime the big bad wolf makes an appearance. The whistle, the voice, and he's just one character. and the whole time i was wondering "who is this jack dude? i dont remember that fairytale..." but that was the point! mans had so much hatred because many didnt know him (outshone by another fairytale, and that reveal was hilarious)

I’m honestly baffled at how it’s doing in the box office, I’d argue it’s bc the cinemas are all pushing Avatar Two out so much, but Dreamworks deserves better. Go watch it in theaters, seriously support them so they make more

This is what I'd call a 10/10 movie. It's obviously not perfect but it might as well be. I feel like I could show anyone this movie and they would love it. If it can please everyone from every level of movie love and do it for all ages, it deserves a 10/10 rating

Puss in Boots: "I laugh in the Face of Death!" Death: "And I took that personally." Bionic: "I laugh in the face of Puss in Boots!" Puss in Boots: "And I took that personally."

@ariqsyafwan4987

Жыл бұрын

I love how the movie always give us a blatant hint on the wolf's true identity since the very beginning, and yet because the very nature of death seems so absurd, we, the viewers just shrugs it off and assume the wolf is just some edgy bounty hunter who is obsessed with death, so when the reveal came, we really felt like how we always felt when faced with death in real life : shock, terror, disbeliefs, and maybe even denial

@Voxellotl

Жыл бұрын

Puss in boots: I have over 8 lives Death: And I took that.

@mr.hanfblatt9152

Жыл бұрын

@@ariqsyafwan4987 my favourite hint is at 5:27 ...that scene where he puts the two coins for the frickin ferry man on his eyes and then points at puss. damn!

@00vondough00

Жыл бұрын

@@Voxellotl nope, more like Puss wasted those.

@Voxellotl

Жыл бұрын

@@00vondough00 it was a J O K E

YES! Perrito felt like he'd be such an annoying character at first, but he was such an adorable little cinnamon roll, with past experiences that would have left many a person traumatised for life. Does he let any of that stop him? No! He goes from an annoying character, to an incredibly inspiring one so quickly throughout the story it's crazy just how well thought out he is. He's the best darn therapy dog anyone could ever have. Also the little derpy looks he gets are amazing. Death was such an intimidating character, and I still can't get over his awesomeness. Heck, one of the lines in his first scene was so well played. "Everyone thinks they'll be the one to defeat me. But no one's escaped me yet." That seems cool at first. A fairly standard brag. But when you learn who he is? It goes from a brag to a logical promise. That followed by the psychopathic stalker whistle tune that makes his presence entirely known to all, characters and audience, and the fact that he's the main driving force behind Puss's motivations throughout the story. Also, the fact that Death pushed Puss to the point of full blown panic attacks was just... chef's kiss. Also, one thing of major note is how he's made up of a variety of personification's of death. The Wolf. The Hunter. The sickles. The Red. Jaws of Death. The arm bands. The cloak. The coins over the eyes. His design is a collection of concepts from a variety of cultures, and it is fierce. He's one of the best villains in theatres for some time, and the beauty of the character is that he only shows up from time to time to remind the main character of the fear of mortality. It's so well played, and I can't get enough of it! Every character has such wonderful motivations, even Mama Luna... who was everything a crazy cat lady needed to be. Even Jack Horner, who as you said is just so singlemindedly psychopathic for the sake of comedy was well played with the amount of other depth on display. Honestly. I stood where you stood. I scoffed at watching a Puss in Boots movie. It was better than it had any right to be.

The thing that stands out to me is how many people I've seen say exactly what you did about Perrito; they expected to hate him, but he ended up being one of their favourite characters in the movie.

I feel like I’m in the minority cause I honestly did expect it to be good. I remember seeing the trailer a while ago and being enamored by the animation style and knowing that there’s no way they’d waste it on a lackluster story. Even then, it’s still better than I thought it would be!

@clairenuno7337

Жыл бұрын

Same, my friend and I have been waiting for this movie to come out and we never even saw the first puss in boots movie. The trailer just looked super good

@smolson8471

Жыл бұрын

@@clairenuno7337 Same for me! I’d seen bits and parts of the other ones when kids I was with were watching it and it definitely didn’t have the love and care that was put into every scene of this movie

@moonbear5061

Жыл бұрын

Yes. In my top 5 animated movies ever, and my favorite animated movie since 2000

@pokaay3163

Жыл бұрын

Right?? There are very few movies with really cool and unique animation styles that end up NOT being great. When the artists become inventive and do things out of the ordinary, you know the WHOLE team is putting forth the same effort to make it a good experience.

@wilder11

Жыл бұрын

No way they'd waste it on a lackluster story...? The Legend of Korra is calling...oh, Advent Children too! Christ. It's almost like terrific animation is wasted all the time on shitty plot. XD

I’m glad that they mostly detached the Puss in Boots movie, because it felt like it wouldn’t need a first movie or connections to Shrek. Sure, they make little references here and there, but the movie can stand out without them, and it’s absolutely amazing. It’s my favorite movie as of now.

that part where mama bear said "if that's something that will make you happy, than we will get you that wish" . that part just tore me up. That's also the point where you realise that the bears are doing it for goldi, that's how family works!!! this movie really does go hard.

This movie was just so good. Dreamworks really stepped it up, ESPECIALLY for a sequel to a spin-off. The animation was fantastic. They put so much effort into it, and it shows

Why was death so genuinely terrifying in this movie

@alexferrier5732

Жыл бұрын

Probably one of the reasons is that they didnt ridiculized him by having him do goofy stuff Disney style, nope, they actually Made it clear that this character was not to be messed with, Death didnt crack a single joke or goofed up, nor did it get overpowered by the protag, they threated Death (the character) with respect, just as you would threat Death the concept with. This movie was funny, emotional, action packed and SERIOUS when it needed to be. Really they respected the intelligence of their audience and it shows with this amazing storytelling. Unlike the last animated movies this years that ruin every possible deep moment with lame, cringe or trendy jokes (looking at you Disney). Bottom line, this movie is a masterclass on how to do a movie for children that adults can also enjoy.

I hope Dreamworks keeps pumping out stuff like this.

@benlewis5312

Жыл бұрын

The same animation team is working on Kung Fu Panda 4, so you will get more

@MegaToonzNetwork

Жыл бұрын

​@@benlewis5312 is PO

@kingsleywelch3360

Жыл бұрын

@MegaToonz: You’re a loser.

@MegaToonzNetwork

Жыл бұрын

@@kingsleywelch3360 you have arms!

Watching the movie twice in the cinema isn't enough for me. I see my friends and keep trying to make them watch it. I have to go on KZread and go rewatch a bunch of cuts and shorts. And then I binge on people showering this movie with compliments. IT'S JUST THAT GOOD.

I literally smiled through out watching this movie. Either I wanna squeeze them for being this cute or I wanna pat and hug them for having to go through suh hard things. This is the best animation movie I've watched in so long. Also find that they chose the color scheme in each scene to be amazing.

two things i liked about this movie was how puss never regressed as a character, and also how the theme that everyone already had what they were gonna wish for, even jack since he hoarded magic artifacts he was arguably already in control of all magics so he didn't really need the wish

@bosaciousbagginocious7475

Жыл бұрын

I can personally say that this is an example of a character being deconstructed properly. Added to that, they reconstruct him without losing his core character as Puss. A lot of writers deconstruct characters poorly and mostly never reconstruct them back up to be better people. The usual next thing is there is a new one that will replace them which most of the time will not land to majority of the audience. Examples of these were Luke Skywalker, Boba Fett, etc.

The Animation, the camera angles it so detailed and the Story! Its so so good!!! And Death, goddamn! DEATH persona is a masterpiece! One of the best movie ever!

You know before puss died by falling bell, You can see death in the crowd!? Yeah, saw that today in the theater, what a nice touch... When he really said "I was there, every time You died..." he was saying the truth. 🔥🐺🔥

Quick side note, regarding the first Puss in Boots movie, I honestly think that one's a pretty fun watch too, but this one is definitely a major upgrade.

YES! I liked shrek but didn’t buy into it as much as everyone. I liked Puss’s character, but wasn’t a big fan of his first movie. I went to see it with family so I didn’t have any expectations going into it but I was genuinely pleasantly surprised. The writing is so good, and the story is actually very gripping and fun to watch. Going again this week with my husband so he can see it lol

Gonna be real, everyone's reaction to the movie has the same vibe to it as when someone finishes a Kirby game. It really is an example of don't judge a book by its cover.

@HunterBloodHunterBlood

Жыл бұрын

Basically, “Look it’s a super cute main character!” Then during the finale it’s like, “Oh look! A hell demon!”

If anyone's still wondering if you missed tie-ins to the first movie. Kitty Softpaws was introduced in that movie. Puss and Kitty fight in dance-fight shortly after they meet, before he even knows her name. During that fight, they end up kicking off each others boots while moving up vertically. They repeat this exact move in the second movie, but this time instead of it be adversarial, they're doing it on purpose to achieve a common goal.

Perrito helping Puss through his panic attack hit me. My own dog did something similar when I was having one, I was surprised at how strongly i related to that scene.

Dreamworks has a new peak. The spider verse inspired animation and the profound messages elevate it to one of my favorite animated movies

I love this movie! I love that the map is useful as both a plot mechanic, and as a character device (the obstacles reflect the character's inner lives), AND as a device for action scenes! The whole thing with Puss accidentally grabbing the map and changing the terrain and getting himself trapped was so cleverly done. While I didn't love Jack Horner's design or the voice (John Mulaney is just too recognizable for me to get lost in the character), I really liked that we got an antagonist that was goofy and straight up evil that gets defeated, as well as an antagonist who's badass but actually right, and ultimately isn't defeated, just reasoned with. We get kind of the best of both worlds. And genuinely any time the wolf appeared was so brilliantly handled. The editing and sound design and striking visuals were totally on point. This is not a kids movie LOL I was genuinely shook at points

@RogueAstro85

Жыл бұрын

I think Mulaney did a good job, he was just way too loud in the sound mixing so he didn't feel like his voice was part of the movie.

I'm hearing so much love and positivity for this movie, it gives me hope that today's film making has not all turned to sh*t. So many movies and shows have pandered and lost all integrity for the craft, it's nice to see the writers have a real story and fleshed out characters.

What I like about the last wish is that it has three different types of antagonists in the story. Usually when movies try to do this they usually fall apart but somehow they make it work in this movie.

This movie was so amazing and I was genuinely surprised by how good it was. The animation was phenomenal and the story was equally amazing. I cried 3 times in this movie which I wasn't expecting. I loved the designs of all the characters, both how they look and how they act. This is seriously like one of my favourite movies now and can't believe how awesome it is. (Really enjoyed that throughout the movie you can see the cut Death gave the Puss in Boots. Thought it mightve been brought up in a conversation but I wasn't). This movie is a masterpiece and I want to watch it again

One thing I like is that the visual style is still faithful to its source, the Shrek movies aged pretty well, and now we have stuff like this, which will 100% hold up, because it has style

My sister was terrified of the wolf, and I was just FREAKING OUT! that wolf is super cool!

I absolutely love all of the fairytale tropes sprinkled all around the whole movie. Dreamworks usually has done that for all of the movies in the series but this one topped all the others. Its just so fun to get all the fairytale and fabule references. The story is great and so are the characters and the animation is so insanely good. I can't think of any negatives in this movie it was incredibly fun to watch.

I also love that fact that when ever death came on screen all the sounds disappeared and were replace by the slow whistling of death

The first minute or so. That was me. Biggest surprise of a year for a movie to take the spot of my fave animated movie of all time. Used to belong to Shrek 2. Can't give this movie high enough praise and more people need to see it. Glad people are spreading the word. Shows how much we love it.

@spicygal8564

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Idk what the magic is with the Shrek franchise but DreamWorks always freaks it when it comes to these movies

This movie is Badass and made me cry 😭🔥

The only thing I can think of that you only would've gotten if you saw the first movie is when one of the cats in the home puts his paw over his mouth and is like "ohhhh," which is just a small reference.

They gotta stop making wolves so hot. This, The Bad Guys, Beastars. It's a conspiracy I'm telling you. Jokes aside this film is amazing, probably the best depiction of a fear of death I've seen in any film tbh

@Director_Oompaloompa

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Don't forget Classified from Penguins of Madagascar.

@exzyyd392

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@@Director_Oompaloompa The evidence just keeps piling up

@blobbertmcblob4888

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I'm not sure that's the problem. The problem is weirdos like you finding another species attractive.

Shrek making a return is going to cause a shift in the goddamn quantum sphere

Yea my lil bro asked me to watch it with him, and I went in thinking the same thing, but I actually found myself laughing a lot and having a great time watching it. Couldn’t agree more with that recommendation sir, they’ve made a really good movie.

Watched it as a "filler for a lazy night" but, wow, was I captivated by it. Death was definetly my favourite, sent chills down the spine and made me feel anxious everytime his presence was even just hinted to. Well balanced plot, top tier animation and characters you fall in love with (in my country Goldielocks and the Bears have been dubbed with a regional accent, they were hilarious). An all around new favourite in a land of movie disappointments.

I was rooting for this movie from the beginnnningg 🧡 I was BEGGING people to watch it, because it only made around 25M on opening day (that includes the international box office) and I was like… HOW ARE PEOPLE NOT WATCHING THIS MOVIE?! It’s such a great film and I do hope that DreamWorks realizes that they could continue making Puss in Boots movies/shorts, etc. and people WILL tune in! I need much much more Antonio Banderas cat in my life 🔥 Glad you enjoyed!

@MrPro2121

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the problem is that dreamworks didn't do marketing well

@yotsuba6352

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@@MrPro2121 the marketing could’ve been waaayy better. thing is though, i think most of their marketing was on cable tv and… barely anyone has that anymore 😭 before the movie came out the trailer on youtube had 19M views, yet ppl in my friend group had no idea this movie was even coming out WHICH WAS SO SAD! they had an aflac ad, they had the hot ones promo, but nothing else except for TV spots and some tiktok ads! 😭 i just hope that people do end up seeing the movie or purchasing it instead of pirating it because… it didnt make 50k on opening day (only around 20~30k) and it was forced to go on digital earlier. reaaally hope that because it’s going to be the only animated movie in theaters until the Mario movie and that Avatar 2 is leaving theaters soon + all this added attention on Puss in Boots… that it’ll have a huuuge boost in the Box Office. (sorry this is a huge ass response for such a short reply but i just love this movie 🥲)

@neontyler6663

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Also the meta critic is so high

@michapiasta3072

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I think avatars marketing overshadowed it, but now its picking up the pace thanks to the word of mouth.

@yotsuba6352

Жыл бұрын

@@michapiasta3072 and for that, I am very thankful for the internet 🧡

Something I'd like to praise this movie for in particular that I don't see much people talking about: It does such an excellent job of really richly characterising a fairly broad cast in a very concise way, without ever feeling like it's rushing to cover everything it wants to. I also like that it doesn't beat you over the head with death's real motivation either. He just teaches puss his lesson, shoots him a grin and leaves. Up to you whether you were paying attention or not. Oh, also note for pig if he sees - don't bother watching the first one honestly, it's pretty fuckin boring, you didn't miss anything. Shrek 5 confirmed, baby.

Having gold locks be gangster with the 3 bears was great. And the shot glass of milk had me laughing

This video finally helped me understand the Death character, thank you. First I also thought he was on Puss's mind, then I thought he was real but he was a bounty hunter, then I ended up very confused but now I understand Death is a real tangible wolf in the Shrek fairy tales reality.

Wasn't in cinema for a long time, but boy. The first time the wolf showed up unexpected, whstling, there were some people giggling, then you have the fight scene in the forest with the music hyping you up and there he is, like the whole hall suddenly went silent, even those who had been laughing out loud when the unicorn horn hit the goons seconds ago.

The beat drop at " This is gonna be fun " sent chills down my spine. Climax perfection.

Death was an absolute nightmare fuel character and I loved it. Like it's not scary but it was still bone chilling to see him just APPEAR and have the deathly presence that made me hold my breath every time he was on screen.

I don't think you missed anything by not watching the first movie but there was definitely some cool little references to the first one that made it more fun watching it. Like the flashbacks, the dancing in middle of the air, Kitty stealing his boots, and even his previous death when he doesn't land on his feet. (Sorry if there is any misspelling, english is not my native language)