How Puss in Boots: The Last Wish Defies Limits
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Video Chapters:
"This story is a fairy tale..." - 00:00
Sponsor - 02:45
The Legend of Puss in Boots - 03:58
A Map of the Heart - 13:33
One Life is Enough - 23:05
This Story is a Fairy Tale - 32:14
Sources:
The Shock of the Ancient: Literature and History in Early Modern France by Larry F. Norman
Guillermo del Toro says making his ‘Pinnochio’ was healing: www.npr.org/2022/12/10/114209...
Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, and Other Classic Fairy Tales of Charles Perrault by Angela Carter
The Bloody Chamber by Angela Carter
Footage Used From:
Shrek
Shrek 2
Shrek the Third
Shrek Forever After
Puss in Boots
Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
Beauty and the Beast (1991)
Beauty and the Beast (2017)
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)
Cinderella (1950)
Cinderella (2015)
Hoodwinked
Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The Wolf Among Us
The Little Mermaid (1989)
The Princess and the Frog
Tangled
Pinocchio (1940)
Pinocchio (2022)
Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio (2022)
Pinocchio: A True Story (2022)
Goldilocks and the Three Bears (1939) - Розваги
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Never stop making these kinds of video's !!!
Puss in Boots: The Last Wish surprised everyone. No one expected a sequel to a mediocre movie to blow people away with it's style and message. It's honestly one of the best DreamWorks movies in years
I did. I always knew it would be a solid movie. And as someone who enjoyed the first film, I admired how it stood well on its own while honoring what came before it
@@jeffreyquinde6707shut up, no you didn’t, nobody expected it to be anything other than a cash grab
@@CallMeDockett Why did you see the need to be very disrespectful?
@@CallMeDockett you're not him so you should honestly shut your mouth and leave the vicinity.
I agree but wouldn’t call the first one mediocre
What’s really interesting is Puss in Boots the Last Wish’s messages isn’t “your wish may never come true” but rather that you’re wish can come true without wishing. They all got what they wished for in the end without the wishing start. That, and I love how they tackle mortality
You know, its kind of ironic if we remember particular anniversary film of one particular wishing conglomerate... Hah.
@@lorrie873And the sad thing is that movie could have been good if people with certain beliefs didn’t hijack it.
This is assuming that we’re discussing that Disney movie from 2023.
@@princesspikachu3915 Yup. That one. :,)
@@lorrie873 Yeah I figured… Well at least the 100 anniversary short was good. And it’s available on UA-cam for free. *Once Upon A Studio*
@@princesspikachu3915 thx! I didnt know about this short... Ill go and check it)
One of my favorite definitions of freedom is that Freedom is not the absence of order, but the proper application of it. I think that's something that's generally missing today...
Freedom without order is anarchy and chaos. And order without freedom is oppression and subjugation.
One thing I wish you had touched on is that Perrito isn't just simply content with who he is, he also has something he's striving for, and it's to be a therapy dog. He too wants to be something he doesn't think he is right now. And I think an important part of that is that what he wants is different from the others, Jack Horner greedily wants all magic for himself, Goldi wants a new family and Puss wants more lives. Perrito's goal is to make other people feel better, he's able to channel his desire for connection into this really positive thing he wants to do for others. Another big difference is that what he's looking for isn't an end goal, but a process. To an extent they all are looking for that, but intermediately they all want to get there by acquiring some nebulous or crazy externality to enable it. So he can just BE a therapy dog, he doesn't first need to magically wish for a new family or nine lives or magical supremacy to get there. And I think especially importantly is that while the others want some THING aren't truly considering the quality or meaning of the lives they think they'll get as a result, whereas Perrito does. He understands exactly what he wants.
And believe me, the more you truly understand what you want from life and how to get there, the healthier and stronger you will be, because I used to be on the shit end of that stick. In fact I believe you could convince Perrito of the truth, that his old family threw him away because they didn't want him and he would still truck on, albeit being naturally disheartened, because the addition of that story into his life would not shatter his narrative, who he is now and what he wants to do. Him understanding the full extent of how he's been mistreated in his life doesn't change things, especially because he is a therapy dog now, Puss and Kitty's therapy dog, and they love him.
And how's that for trope subversion? A pair of cats having a dog as an emotional support animal.
It wouldn’t surprise me if Perrito was fully aware that he was dumped but doesn’t feel sorry for himself and doesn’t want others too. I think it explains why he wants to be a therapy dog. That desire didn’t just come out of nowhere. It fact I believe Perrito downplays his abuse when explaining his story to Puss and Kitty as a “funny story”.
Yeah. He still sucked though
People are still talking about this movie in 2024! It's that damn good!
it's been only 2 years man XD
@@ps2progamer814 In the world of social and UA-cam, man, 2 years is a sentence to oblivionl unless talking about uberclassics or total cults. PiB legitimely earned the first cathegory.
@@valeriopastore7310 fair point. Its hard to stand out in age of social media
@@valeriopastore7310That, and the memes are sorta outdated…unless you’re Joeybar.
17:30 FR though, Goldie is underrated af. I honestly don’t think the Bears would’ve even become a crime family if it weren’t for her in the first place
"ANIMATION IS CINEMA!" - Guillermo Del Toro
As per usual, babe wake up, new StoryStreet just dropped.
Dreamworks may be a mixed bag of quality at times, but every now and then, they really know how to knock it out of the park.
Ugh... Perrito´s map is actualy VERY depressing, if you thinkg about it.
Pocket full of posies? Yeah, that´s a song about a death plague.
River of relaxation? Remember how his owners finaly got rid of him? By trying to drown him in a river.
Field of quick and easy solutions? Well, what is usualy referred to as "quick and easy solution"? Suicide.
But I think that coincides with Perrito´s personality, when he had horrible life, but he is unaware of it.
Now that* is a video essay. Got me tearing up 😭
I think it’s fair to say that most people have moved on from this movie since it came out. It was really popular for a few months but, naturally, people have found other films to obsess with. Yet for me, a year after watching it for the first time, I still adore every aspect of it. So much so that I would happily call it my personal favourite film of all time. Everything about it just works for me and every rewatch is something truly special for me
I could say that I love it entirely because of its quality elements that you mentioned in this video but honestly, I think my love is largely personal and subjective. You see, the message about valuing life came to me at just the right time for it to leave a major impression and I’ve still kept the main message close to my heart in the year since. Speaking of embracing what this movie has to say, I’ve been trying to become less cynical as of late entirely because of Perrito. That little dog has helped me to improve as a person. And finally, this movie has inspired me so much. I want to work in film in the future and watching this movie made me realise that what I want to do is tell stories which will leave an impact on people (like this film did with me)
Sorry for rambling, I could just go on about this movie for hours
100% agreed! i watched this movie like 10+ times when i first saw it. its so good, and it really struck a chord with me, i relate to it a lot. its definitely one of my favorite movies of all time
Hey, buddy, from one random stranger to another, let me tell you something...
You can do this.
Film is an artform that's used to tell stories for millions of people at a time to enjoy and learn from. If you're serious about using it to inspire others and leave a positive impact on them, then you have my full support. In my opinion, we need more people like you in the world. I'm a person who views storytelling as humanity's special and unique trait. It's an ability our ancestors utilized in the stone age to form social bonds and survive when others like us perished, and no other known organism in the universe has it but us. If this is the path you want to pursue in life, train and refine this skill the best you can. I hope you work hard to achieve your dreams, because I'm rooting for you.
I kinda see that, but this is still a movie that sticks at the back of my mind as an incredible movie, even now. And I have a feeling that a lot of people feel the same way. The movie has had a lot to say, but most people have already talked about it in great detail. We all appreciate everything this movie does so well compared to contemporaries from story, to characters, reinterpretations, animation, and depictions. But given that, we also all respect the movie, even if silently, and usually just bring it up when its relevant.
But TLDR. People probably havent moved on. Its just that what has needed to be said has been said, and it stuck with us all.
I've seen Puss in Boots: The Last Wish almost 50 times, and you still explored details I never even realized were there. This is one of the greatest video essays on this movie I've ever seen.
somehow have me beat there, but i will catch up
As someone who watched this movie later than most (because it released in 2023 for me) this was a movie I wasn’t expecting to fall in love with completely. However, not only is it one of my favourite animated moves besides the Spider verse movies, it also contains a message about life that I needed to hear and be told to me by the time I saw this movie in Cinema. It made me feel more confident in the ways I could improve my life going forward, how to feel about those closest to me and even gave me a confidence boost for asking someone out the week after I saw this. As Death says in this movie, “Live your life, live it well.” Thank you for making this video Storystreet, you are one of my favourite UA-camrs and I’m always looking forward to whatever videos you are going to release.
Perfectly put! I wholeheartedly agree…was UTTERLY GOBSMACKED by this film and quite astonished to find myself actually Crying during it, the movie touched me that deeply!
If it’s not a problem, can you tell me what country you’re from?
Amen. I second that. You’re the best, Storystreet.
@@Musicalheart430I don’t know what country they are from but I’m from the UK and we had to wait until February in order to see the movie
I know I can never beat you lobo, but I will never stop fighting for *this* life.
😢
And then the wolf starts cursing in spainish and rage-quits!
puss in boots the last wish is truly one of the greatest works of art dreamworks has ever made
Man I just realized that it's a NEW video about this movie, and it's so well done! All the statements here proven and properly explained, and you had me on the verge of tears too. It's so comforting to listen how others interpret the topics of accepting death as something that will come someday for everyone no matter what, and that we don't have to live in fear because of this fact. Also I like the idea of having the freedom to choose your own labels.
"One often meets his destiny on the path he takes to avoid it"
-Another DreamWorks movie that was way better than it had any right to be
This movie is geniune masterpice. The story, characters, animation, voice acting and themes are all fantastic!
This movie blew me away with its animation and suprising story about accepting mortality and enjoying life.
The honest passion you put into these videos is always such a delight. Video essays and the like I usually play entirely while doing something else, because they tend to either be interesting but bland, or someone trying too hard to be theatrical and it comes off as disingenuous or incongruent, breaking immersion. Yours, though, seem so delicately crafted that they not only hold my goldfish attention span for most of the video, but they feel so vulnerable they sometimes elicit an emotional reaction I would have only expected from watching the actual piece of media you're talking about.
17:24 I love how pure evil and complex Jack is!
Evil, yes. Complex? Eh.........maybe.
@@bradleyadams5252 to an extent. It shows that he has an inferiority complex but still delightfully evil,
Stop making me cry.
you could be making a baking muffins video and i will chew threw a box if tissues in watching it.
Keep up the good work StoryStreet, you're awesome!
Bro stg, every time I look at your subscriber count, I have an aneurysm. You deserve so much more. I hope you're proud of every video you make, because I swear I come out of watching each and every one of them a more insightful and more inspired person, and I'm so grateful for being able to experience that through your content. You remind me why I love storytelling, man, that's why I love your videos
This film made me cry in the opening sequence just because the animation was so beautiful. I knew it was going to be an amazing movie after just that first minute.
This movie was honestly amazing, this and batman were easily my favorite films of 2022
In 2023, Godzilla Minus One is cinema's best. In 2022, I argue it's Puss in Boots: The Last Wish.
I argue Across the SpiderVerse, Oppenheimer, Barbie, Holdovers, and Poor Things were Cinema’s best in 2023.
But hey, that’s just my opinion. 2023 had a lot of awesome movies.
@@ShockwaveFPSStudiosthe fact there there was more options in 2023, yours and minus one included, does show that cinema is getting better. 2022 didnt have alot, del toro's pinocchio, last wish and maybe a few others, but not much else that I can remember
What a wonderful video for an incredible film. I never thought about how each of the wishes were related to the labels and restrictions each of the characters feel limited by.
Puss wants more lives for adventurous freedom, Kitty wants to have someone she can trust, Jack wants to hoard all magic to be powerful, and Goldie wants a family that's "just right"
I love how you discussed this film and the association to fairytales of the past. Since Puss In Boots Last Wish is so clearly loves fairytales and is so earnest in how it tells it's own fairytale story.
Superb work
Didn’t expect a video that came out 2 weeks ago to make me cry but hey no one expected puss n boots to be as great as it is.
this video essay genuinely made me want to cry at multiple points
this was perfectly made in every way
This is legitimately my FAVOURITE movie, the art and amount of pure raw proper executed messages are a piece of art in itself, let alone the visuals, characters and story. I’ll never stop recommending and nagging to everyone ik to watch this movie. Thank u for this
Hey StoryStreet, thanks for making this video. I’ve been watching for a while and your videos are always a pleasure. As a film major who is also going through a bit of a crisis with life and my motivations, your passion and quality of writing always remind me why I love movies and stories. You really have a unique voice and I hope you are able to keep it. Thanks again, wishing you the best.
This was a phenomenal video. I especially love how you managed to tie the central message all together with Perrito choosing his name. Brilliant work.
Thank you so much for such a magnificent video! Clear, uncluttered narration and in-depth exploration of the movie's issues with historical references to the original tale and its variations, just wow. It's nice to see your essays evolve, becoming more comprehensive and nuanced. Great job, man. Keep it up!
This is in my top 15 favorite movies. The message, characters, animation, music, and everything make it amazing. Puss learns that to truly be a fearless hero, we don't need to be able to live forever. We need to be able to face the time we have. After all, "Today, is a gift. That is why it is called 'the present'."
Omg aint no way it came out in 2022 that was so long ago
Love your vids! Can’t wait to finish this one!
Yes this made me SOB omg your take on this is so beautiful ❤
Great video. The flow of this video was great
So well done, as always! Aspects that I have never seen, thought of or heard anyone discuss and trace with history in such a detailed manner 👏👏👏. Thank you StoryStreet!
Great analysis!! I adore this movie
Absolutely incredible video! Phenomenal work!
Great video, loved hearing about the fairytale history of the characters and how the interpretation in the movies differs from them as well as the general morals that can be derived from their motivations and arcs.
I got lost in your voice, and your delivery. It was inspiring.🌟
Thank you for making these videos they truly are a hidden gem you truly are amazing with this format pls keep going so I can keep watching your amazing content
Great work as always.
Truly feel like your video essays are always next level
Really interesting thoughts on the film. You think you can make another video about how Puss in Boots 2 and Disney's Wish are trying to deliver the same message, but they contradicts each other regarding about what a person wants and what a person needs.
the problem (one of many!) with Wish is that it doesn't even have the guts to try and explain what the wish thing IS: as stated from Asha herself, "Don't stop wishing", rather than something on the line of "Try and make your wish come true". The whole wishes mechanism in that movie is confused, almost purposeless. It makes people look like they are defined by their wishes, their innrer obsessions, rather than their struggle to realize them. And even if PiB relies on this aspect of the One Wish, it also makes it clear that in the end we can get it by living at our best instead of relying on someone else to grant them -and Wish fails spectacularly at that, as the one person, King Magnifico, who would grant wishes, was replaced by the one person, Asha the Fairy Godmother who grants them.
What’s really interesting is Puss in Boots the Last Wish’s messages isn’t “your wish may never come true” but rather that you’re wish can come true without wishing. They all got what they wished for in the end without the wishing start
Realy great vidoe. I watched alot of breakdowns of this film, all coming at it from different angels, but your's is special. Thank you for exploring all the other interpretations of Puss in Boots, I realy found that interesting. These are the sort of videos that keep me on youtube. Keep up the great work.
Gosh, darn it. Your video is actually making me wanna cry. 😿
Another great video mate,
Goldie was the most heartbreaking part of the movie.
This video is awesome! Thank you.
That beginning made me know it was going to be good. Main character truly became SCARED after truly being beaten. That you don't see often 😮
I remember when your channel didn't even have 10k subscribers. It's been an absolute joy watching your videos become more and m ore refined and perfected, and seeing your incre4asing experience grow and influence your videos to be better. I love what you're doing man and can't wait to see what you do next. Also I wanna know your thoughts on the new Planet of the Apes film, I'm personally sceptical.
PRAISE FREYA AND MELITELE! STORYSTREET HAS BLESSED US ONCE AGAIN WITH ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL VIDEO! HOW BLESSED WE ARE!
that was simply amazing, i cannot put it into words
Life on earth is twisted and broken. Fear runs rampant and a want for identity is as strong as ever. People want an identity. People want someone they can trust. In a world where you can’t trust almost anything, it’s scary. I have found my identity as a child of God, and I have found peace and someone to trust through that. While the people reading this comment have likely not found theirs in the same place I have, and while I encourage you to try it, I cannot force anyone into doing so. So all I’ll say is that good luck out there, reader. Be prepared to face this insane world. And there will always be someone who loves and cares for you, if it’s now or will be in the future for any one person.
Amazing video, amazing movie.
Nuff said.
New story street video guess I'll get all the good feels and thoughts today
Thanks for this.
god ur videos are so good wtf how do you even get this good at writing
Honestly if Jack Horner got his wish it would've been darker than one might first think. Jack gaining all of the magic in the world also means taking magic from fairy tale creatures/people who rely on magic to stay alive like the Gingerbread Man or Pinnochio. Those types of people would immediately die upon no longer having any of the magic that keeps them alive.
Just to defend Angela Carter, I think it's a valid reading of the Perrault tale that Puss in Boots is a manifestation of the cleverness the son inherited from the miller, as opposed to money or property.
I have intense thanataphobia and sometimes stay up till like 5am worrying about my health, terrified of dying in my sleep. Puss in boots the last wish is a movie I usually put on in those moments because it helps with that fear.
Yes the movie ends and eventually I return to a state of panic but I always come back to the movie and it helps.
this analysis of the movie was fantastic and amazing :) Keep up the good work
Puss in Boots 1, was nice, I watched it when I was younger (probably 5-9 or some where around that time) but when I watched Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, I loved him even more than I already did after watching the original movie. The last wish only made me like Puss even more and tbh it gave me hope that life would get better, and I say this because I was going through anxiety disorder (and some depression as a result of that anxiety) through the entirety of 2022 (from January to December).
It wasn’t until I started going to therapy at the end of 2022 in December and watched The Last Wish, that I started finally picking up my life again and getting back to being myself and most importantly: Getting over my fears. That scene where Puss in Boots had a panic attack also helped, it reminded me of when I had one at the beginning of that year on the last week. And the way he stuck it to Death at the end there was just the icing on the cake, and ever since I first seen the movie (on the 25th of Dec) I loved it and Puss as a character so much more than I already did.
I think I might have over typed tho ngl 😅
In the Polish dub, the opening statement is instead changed to "A story based on Fairy Tales...", in a funny parody of the "Movie based on a true story" genre
I love this video, I would like to see how he would talk about nimona
This is a Certified BANGER
The music in the background of this video is heavenly wtf
My one major problem with this movie is that I wish they referenced Humpty Dumpty (The G.O.A.T.) from the first movie
Nah im glad they kept this standalone
That was excellent
Maybe far fetched for me to say, but I feel like this movie will stand with a few other legends years from now as a cult classic in it's own niche of animated movies. Even if people have moved on to other movies, it still rivals the quality of a lot of movies we get today that I'm totally going to forget about when I become an old man, but not this one.
Both Puss in Boots movies were stellar imo. The Last wish takes the cup though... sort of like Spider-Man 2 yk 😂
That sponsor transition was evil 😭
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This is a hit.
15:35 what's the piano solo (song) called
I don’t think I have ever seen anyone bringing up the fact that we never see what paths the map would have produced if Jack Horner had it. We see the map held by Perrito, Goldie, Kitty, and Puss. I wonder what Jack Horner’s path would have looked like?
What's the name of the soundtrack used here in 13:35 ?
If you're a big fan of fairy tale twisting mixed with engaging action, addictive characters, and investing plot, I HIGHLY recommend RWBY. All of the characters are based on fairy tales/folklore legends and takes cues from their origins and integrate it into the plot. The =re are amazing fight scenes that will have you stunned at the visuals. The show sets a strong first impression & gets better with each season.
god i love your videos
can i add that through Jack Horners acts torwards his workers it shows in a way exploitation...in a funny way but it shows lightly how a person cause of greed(the main theme of the movie)can use others and step above them..
Maybe i overanalyze but seriously it is a nice touch that every character have more greed if you look a bit closer to even its lighter jokes.I really love this movie and it hits close home
5:01 that was foul.....
Dreamworks has gone from an amazing, one of the best films they have ever pumped out. And then they make megamind 2, and kung fu panda 4. So here’s hoping the wild robot is going to be good.
Cant wait for you to do the inevitable Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes video down the line.
I wonder what it will be called?
Maybe "The Legacy of Kingdom" or something
I could also see "The Rivival of Kingdom"
@@wittymchitty revival is more what Rise did for the franchise to me tbh
@@cinemavalanche while true, he didn't use it, so it could apply
was hessitant to click on a video about a relatively old movie but im glad I did!
Okay, you get a like just for that sponsor segue
Always love a new video from you! All the talk of categorization feels very applicable to trans struggles.
This movie had an incredible panic attack scene that Dreamworks totally didn’t try (and fail) to replicate the perfection of in a much worse film.
I don't really ever understand lessons like 'accept yourself as you are'. I mean... i understand what they are trying to say but i just don't... get it you know? How can I say I am enough when I can see everyone else doing so much better. If we are all capable of doing anything and everything, what will it take for me to get there as well? Failures are stepping stones to success but isn't failing like really easy? Wait if that's just how my life is? An endless stairway of failure? I can't just be myself because the me is not good and that's not an assumption, but a fact to me. I don't want to waste my attempt at life, but that's what it feels like. I hope the next time i revisit this video, i will be able to say "Yep i get it" and overall be more compassionate with myself.
Puss could have just wished to be immortal but still have 1 life he just wouldn't be able to die within that one life
He's still got one life technically
Can you please Make Dune and Dune Part Two please
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perito does have everthing. but sometimes i feel like he has like 40IQ
Am I The only one crying?
Art is messy if you do it wrong
I was saddened that THE LAST WISH essentially had No Chance to actually WIN the Oscar for Animated Film because this movie was just SO TOUCHING AND HUMAN AND LOVELY…but I wholeheartedly agree that PINOCCHIO WAS JUST…BETTER…and that’s okay, if a bit sad…
I would like this film so much more if the writing weren't so...bad? Like, by the end of the movie they have said the things they want you to get from it like 20 times, and by that point it's just like, is this a point you made or have you told me it so much that you forced me to accept the idea whether it is actually there or not? Its a decent movie, but I would never call it a masterpiece.
such a ridiculously overrated movie