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@ReelRejects I know which fairytale I would like to see come out GREG REACTING TO THIS GOOD MOVIE!!!! I LOVED YOU GUYS REACTIONS ESPECIALLY YOURS JOHN BUT I WANNA SEE GREGS REACTION!!!!! WHERE ARE YOU GREG!!!!!!???
Jack Horner is the most unapologetically evil villain in a kids movie in a long time. "You're not shoot a puppy are ya Jack?" "Yeah, in the face, why?"
I totally agree. It annoys me how most villains (especially in kids movies) are dumbed down in some way to help the hero survive or to be kid friendly. It’s nice to have a villain that’s actually a villain
@@mrcliche9252 What's more, he knows it and is completely chill with it. No misguided or warped perspectives, no convoluted reasoning... As you said, pure villainy. I don't know why, but I find it oddly refreshing.
@@mrcliche9252 I think the best part is that when he was talking about his childhood being pretty great there's a good chance he was lying as we saw his parents in the flash back and they didn't look happy, dude might actually have lied just to make himself seem even more unsympathetic
No one gets a wish because they all tell each other their wishes, birthday wish rules, and Perrito says he already has his wish. What a beautiful story 👌.
@@josef-ralfdwerlkotte8333 Jack told the Ethical Bug he wanted all the magic in the world. I thought it was very fitting that it wasn't Puss that stopped Jack in the end instead it was the Bug and the Phoenix giving them their character resolution, which again just goes to show that this movie was storytelling at it's finest!
For me, the reason was because they did not need the wish. Goldi had already a family Puss doesn't need 9 lives to be a hero Kitty found someone to trust Jack... is jack.
@@SprayInk-Kreatïv-Nouveau I loved that every time Kitty was in the in the presence of those she trusted, her mask was off and each time she wasn't it was right back on!
I personally prefer to believe that Puss and Goldie were lying about the birthday wish rule because they didn't want any one to know their wish. To believe they didn't get it because they spoke their wish out loud to someone kind of invalidates each characters important choice at the end to not make a wish.
The question about why the other cats don't talk reminded me of the first Shrek movie, because talking animals like Donkey were special fairytale creatures
Yeah after for Shrek's a spinoff and a couple tv specials I can't believe people still need this explained to them. Jack even says "I hate magic talking animals" at the end of this movie
Except that in the first Puss in Boots movie it shows at least one (can't remember if there were more) regular, non-bipedal cat that can talk. Which seemed to imply that talking cats weren't actually as special, for some reason. Seems like a problem with inconsistency.
Technically they all got their wish, except the one who didn't deserve it. Perrito got a family, Puss didn't get his lives but he no longer wanted that wish, Kitty got a person she could trust, and Goldie realized she already had her family.
Well Puss found his last life to be worth more than his previous ones while Jack Horner became magic in its form, though it did swallow him up and made him disappear from existence.
While Death was great, seriously, his whistle still sends shivers up my spine, the character I loved most in this movie is Perrito. His backstory is so horrible and sad, yet he still has so much optimism, appreciates all the good things in life, and just wants to help people. He's a perfect foil to Puss and Kitty, and he helps them both overcome their problems. We could all learn a thing or two from that little guy.
It's probably the biggest display of skill on the screenwriters' part that he was not an annoying character, best execution of the comic relief mascot I've seen in years
Giving death itself a leitmotif is lowkey genius. From now on in every Dreamworks movie, not necessarily just Shrekverse ones, they can just weave it into the soundtrack to imply that whoever just kicked it on screen is GONE gone.
When that little dog put his head down on Puss's belly when he was having the panic attack I instantly knew that this movie was way better than it had any right to be and I was glad for it.
Right?!!! Perrito was one of the best parts of this film. Not only was he wholesome but, I loved how valuable the things he said to Puss were for his own mental journey. Can't wait for more of that character!
Nah people understand the lesson but it's always frustrating to see WORLD CHANGING POWERS turned down because of a lesson. Okay so Puss realizes he doesn't need more lives, good for him, what's his second choice then? How about a nice house on the countryside to share with Kitty? What about a cool weapon, since in the end they continued the outlaw thing? What about ensuring Perrito is free of parasites? Anything is better than nothing, and they'd be avoiding a potential catastrophe by using the wish before Jack even had a chance to. It's an amazing movie from a meta perspective, but judging the protagonists' decisions in universe I think they were pretty foolish.
@@7ofspades7 I think there wasn't any other choice but to destroy the wish. It's not like they had downtime to sit and discuss whether they should make the wish or not, and then they decided to destroy it. They destroyed it so Jack Horner wouldn't be able to use it. At first they wanted the wish for themselves then Puss overcame death. Then for a few seconds all of them realised they don't need the wish, Jack comes back out of the bag, and was gonna wish for all the magic. Correct me if I am wrong, but in those sequences, I don't think there's a moment for them to use the wish for something else.
@@aaronsan6488 There wasn't a lot of time to be fair, but I still think when they saw a huge man crawling out of the bag they could've made a wish then and there, riches or something would have been easy. They also had the whole fight to think of something, if they were able to come to terms with destroying the wish in that small moment where everyone held it, they could have easily formulated a plan that *didn't* involve destroying it. Why not let Goldi take it, and distract Jack while she wishes for the luxuries her family wanted to begin with? In the end my main point is just that, it's completely fair to be disappointed nobody got the wish. The whole movie built up to it and it's hard to believe the characters themselves weren't at least a little disappointed they didn't get to grow wings or something. Feeling that way about the how things turned out is not failure to understand the movie.
@@7ofspades7 ah that's where you got it a bit mixed up. It took the whole first fight for Goldi to figure out she didn't need the wish and then Puss overcoming death for him to realise he didn't need the wish, which gave Kitty a person she could trust, "no magic required". Making the wish in the 10 seconds that Jack Horner came from the bag is unlikely. They were SHOCKED Jack emerged in giant form, so maybe they didn't have the presence of mind to think of making the wish to make sure Jack couldn't. It's 10 seconds. After that, Jack immediately snatched the wish away, and would have gotten what he wanted if Perito didn't distract. And once they got the map, the fastest way to get rid of it is to destroy it, so they did that. The whole thing took less than two minutes. I think it's not that you don't get the message, but you seem to miss how they really had no choice but to destroy the wish. On another level, them making the wish in the examples you gave would have messed up the tone completely. Jack emerges, and immediately they have the presence of mind to make a wish? That messes up the setting up of Jack as a threat and greatly lowers the stakes of the fight. If it was during the fight, how low of a threat would Jack have to be if they could just make the wish then and there? Again, lowers the stakes. A low tension fight is boring. Even if it is short. In terms of storytelling, destroying the wish is satisfactory because the heroes are sacrificing something (the wish, whether it's for riches, or no parasites or whatever) to achieve victory against Jack. The victory feels earned because there was some sort of sacrifice.
Probably the best animated film from last year along side GTD's Pinocchio. From the Spider-verse esque style to the writing it's all just fantastic also that wolf is intimidating af. The fact this movie has probably (in my opinion) the most accurate representation of a panic attack was very surprising and gets an extra point from me
No one got the wish because * everyone * got their wishes. A family for Goldie, a trustworthy companion for Kitty, a proper life for Puss, a name for Perrito, and for Jack.. well.. "All the magic for me, and no one else gets any," so he gets the broken wishing star all to himself.
Went to see the movie with my nephew, who is the age I was when I started having big anxiety attacks and I was a sobbing mess at this splendid portrayal of what they feel like. I cannot imagine how precious it will be for kids struggling like I once did to see this hero experience one and get help, get better in such a grounded, human way. Phenomenal movie in so many ways but especially in this regard as far as I'm concerned
I like the fact that no one makes a wish. If this were a typical animation something would've happened like Jack Horner would've wounded Softpaws with an explosive poison apple, Death would've showed up to take her away and Puss would've used his wish to bring her back to life. Instead the filmmakers chose to subvert that and go with our heroes realizing they already have everything they need. Meanwhile, the rich, narcissistic, spoiled villain has all this wealth and resources and he still wants more. Good movie, fun reaction you two!
“This scene gets me nauseous” and yes that is supposed to be a Spanish accent. He’s played by Wagner Moura a Brazilian actor doing a Spanish accent. And no none of the cats talk. Puss is a magical talking animal just like donkey. Kinda ruined the reaction for me that anything comes out of her mouth is either wrong or just complaining about the movie.
You forgot about how she thought Death was a wolf in sheep's clothing, not sure what part of him was even remotely sheeplike. This reaction would have been a lot better without her
is amazing how every single person that reacts says "give perrito the wish" when he clearly states he does not have a wish, he does not want a wish, he does not need a wish...
She obviously isn't used to stop motion and/or Anime style animation. It's not for everyone but constantly bringing it up instead of paying attention is a bit grating. I guess she definitely shouldn't see spiderverse. Yeesh
I grew up with Antonio Banderas as Zorro so now that puss in boots is becoming more main stream he’s like the more child friendly Zorro played by the same actor lmao
Fun fact they've already made a short about him losing one of his lives-the canon. I also love that Death is the Big Bad Wolf. AND I love that they just straight up have Death say "I'm Death. Straight. UP." You can tell he's had that conversation before. He's tired of it. Straight to the point.
Only for the fight scenes and I think that was a good choice. The standard 3D animation works fine when they're just walking around but the cell shading and adjusted frame rate are breathtaking for the more dynamic scenes
I feel like I’m loosing brain cells watching her speak. Should of been Greg. Sorry John idk if u picked her but she doesn’t seem to appreciate animation like u two.
fr, its not like they milked it the whole movie they sprinkled in a few mature jokes here and there to make it fun for the adults and teens watching and all of a sudden its edgy
Yeah, Mama Bear is voiced by Olivia Coleman. She was also PAL, from The Mitchells vs The Machines which is a great animated film you guys should react to next!
loved this movie, they make the death character so much more threatening when you realize in the beginning battle death has been watching puss and the bell specifically only rings 9 times for his 9 lives
I really am glad they kept the dog as upbeat as he was and there was no crazy twist with him being secretly bad. Same with Big Jack Horner and his role in the movie as a straight irredeemable villain. With as many characters as they had, they gave a good character arcs making you care about them and none were ignored. Honestly a brilliant movie and was so surprised when I was hearing good things about it and finally went to watch it when I wasn’t going to watch it at all. All the Easter eggs from other animated and live-action movies were well done. There was a part at the start that reminded me of some shots in Attack on Titan the way it was directed. I think since Kitty Softpaws overheard Puss talking about the church and wanting to be there, she lied that she wasn't there as a sympathy knowing that Puss actually felt bad. You can tell her attitude changed a lot after that as well. Just so much to love about this movie. Unless it is dethroned, this is my best animated movie of the year. It's very Oscar worthy.
That whistling is one of the most menacing sounds I've ever heard in a children's movie, plus I really like the way they depicted panic attacks. I can't speak for everyone, but the movie really did a great job in conveying what they feel like to me. Also, I want those sickles, they're just cool.
I'm sure Roxy is a very sweet person, but please don't have her on again. She complains about cutting edge animation, she misses the point of everything, and some of her critiques are absolutely mind numbing. I just don't think this is the format for her
@@AthezirI kind of agree cause in the end she doubted that they were gonna go see Shrek and the Gang when that's exactly where they were going😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yea, a movie like this deserves proper appreciation and reactions. The chick doesn't seem to understand the value and incredibility of a movie like this ):
Honestly, I started giving up on the reaction then and there. She clearly doesn't respect the animation or impact of the action scenes if she's complaining about the GIANT fight. This movie was never for her from the get-go.
I'm getting a bit annoyed from all people who say that Perrito should've made a wish. There's no point, he's content with his life, at best if Perrito made a wish it would be to benefit someone else, and at that point I believe he rather give the wish to someone else, I don't know how you people claim to like the character when you do not understand the logic according to his character.
When I watched it the first time I was so sure Jack was going to kill perrito and they would have had to wish him back since that's something they would all agree on because they all liked him even the bears
Talking too much ruins it. Little reactions just too much talking about nonsense. They missed a lot of the movie by talking over the characters and not even listening to what the characters were saying. They could have atleast paused the movie then discuss nonsense.
I really don't like reactors who cant even pay attention to what they watch. They miss a lot of stuff and ruin the mood of various scenes. Sometimes it's so much better to respect what you're watching and focusing on it, THEN talk when it's done. When people talk over movies and shows, etc. too much, it makes me think they don't care about it at all.
In the movie its said that if you speak your wish out loud, it wouldn't be granted. Everyone that wanted a wish spoke it up at some point and no wish was granted by the end. Its the message that if you don't speak up what you want or what you need, you can only hope magic will solve your problem
Honestly on my first watch I thought perrito was going to be killed by Jack and they would wish to bring him back since all around everyone liked him even the bears
This movie was sooo much better than I thought it would be 😍 Harvey Guillen (who plays Guillermo in What We Do in the Shadows T.V. series) does Perrito's voice. Love his character 😊
Heeey ! So glad you guys finally covered it ! This movie sucker punched me in the best way possible ! I had no will nor curiosity watch it for the longest time, but I just continuously heard great things about it, so I went to the cheaper smaller theater around me, dragging my feet to go watch it... and I came out with my feets flapping on a little cloud ! This movie just made my eyes twinkle with pleasure and pure joy ! As an animation film director, this one is easily in the top 5 Dreamworks of all times, with Prince of Egypt, Kung Fu Panda 1 & 2 and How To Train your Dragon 1. This movie was definitely Dreamworks's answer to Spiderverse ! Like KungFu Panda, this movie is pure comfort food ! I've seen it twice in theaters, and watched countless reactions and reviews about it, and probably still going again for a 3rd time with some other friends before it leaves the theaters. If it still plays at your place, go watch it in theaters, it's really a movie that's much more appreciable on the big screen. As for the villains, sure, Death is the absolute standout that will go down in history as Dreamworks's best and most iconic villain ever, but Goldilock and the bear family and Jack Horner are actually great on their own, each for their own reasons, the 3 of them working in tandem to be the perfect antagonist (Death is philosophical and the one that kickstarts the whole movie, Goldilock is the sympathethic one with a redeeming arc, and Jack Horner is just pure evil human greed personificated, which reminds me a lot about the animated short Man, from Steve Cutts, without a shred of redeeming qualities). The fact this story was able to juggle all 3 of them so easily (when other big movies like Spiderman 3 failed) shows how hard this shit is to manage, and this movie makes it look like so effortless ! Part of why it works so well, I believe is because it this story is built on mirrors : If Death is Puss's arch nemesis, philosophically speaking (Death, as opposed to Puss's 9 lives), Goldie is Kitty's opposite (she already has a "family" she can trust, even if she doesn't yet realize it, which is something Kitty never had and is desperately yearning for, to the point she hunts down the wishing star for it), and Perrito is the exact opposite of Jack Horner (Jack had everything ever since his childhood, but always wants more, while Perrito had nothing from its youth, and is perfectly content like this and wishes for nothing more), having this perfect symmetry of 3 good guys/3 villains that just balances the movie perfectly ! It's even shown since each one of these opposites has at least a single vs moment against the other ! It's not a coincidence if the last vs of the movie is Perrito vs Jack, with the contrast between them being that Jack, who started with an army of minions, is now all on his own, having dispatched all his army, while Perrito, who began the movie solo, has the support of all the friends he made along the road. The more I watch this movie and understanding the craftsmanship that went into it, not just the art, the animation, and the voices and music, but also the writing, the more it's blowing my mind. Some movies just click, and it's just obvious when you watch them, they just feel right ! You're blown away, don't see anything to complain about, and everything just falls in place. In my life, I've had that feeling with Star Wars, Back to the Future, Princess Mononoke, Amelie Poulain, Shaolin Soccer, Kung Fu Panda 1 & 2, How To train your dragon, Kubo and the 2 strings, Into the Spiderverse, Everything everywhere All at Once, and now this movie. It's the kind of movie that can be watched over and over and over again. Definitely looking forward to whatever this specific team among Dreamworks and this director is up to next (I know he's gonna direct Kung Fu Panda 4, which I'm REALLY looking forward to, now !)
Idk why every reactor wanted Perrito to get the wish. Knowing he stated like 2 or 3 times that he didn't even have or want a wish. Also John is the only reactor who realized that the only reason they saw death at the end. Was because of the Wishing star, Since it is a relic of sorts from a higher power/lifeform. It's safe to assume that it effects deaths abilities to some extent. Props John. 👌
I don't think that's true. He interact physically with the things in the cave of Lost souls and he damages property at the bar. Pretty sure he was actually physically present every time it showed him. If anything I would say it's the other way around he was able to emerge out of the magic because he's deaf and is more powerful than the wish
@@noremac7216 I never said he wasn't real. I just happen to know most of the original concept of "death". He's real yes, but he only shows himself to a being after they have died. He isn't suppose to show himself to a being that is still alive. Which is basically what he explains in the whole cave scene as well as the scene after they fought. Death is powerful yes, but he is just a celestial, God, whatever name you wanna give death that means a higher life form. The star is also a higher life form or a magical device of sorts from a higher life form. And given all scenes death was in nobody else but Puss was able to see or hear him. That is until he was in the vicinity of the star. I assume he didn't know the others could see or hear him cause his only focus was Puss. That probably isn't true tho since he is...well death.
@@whyNotGuy557 narratively that was obviously to make us question whether or not he was real until the very end we get the confirmation. And well yes they usually need to be dead he himself admitted he was cheating because puss had ticked him off. I think he would have preferred keeping it between him and puss but they were at the wishing Star and push could have wished for his lives back it was a crossroads so of course he had to face death
I seriously thought Jack was going to kill perrito and they would have to wish him back since that's something they were all agree on because even the bears like him
32:22 this is confirmed to be a lie. Kitty wouldn’t have been as upset at puss for not showing up if she wasn’t even there. The writers confirmed it’s a lie. Kitty did show up
This isn't actually confirmed, but rather a theory. However, I thought the same thing, but apparently there was a book given out to pre screenings of the movie that said it was Canon she didn't show up. I'm not sure what the book is called, but I think it is some creators edition or something. Idk, I saw another comment saying this. Might not be true
@@austincarlson9270 they interviewed the people and a highlight from it was it’s obvious for the audience to tell what’s true or not, and it’s obvious she was hurt by him not showing up, implying she was in fact there
Even if it wasn't confirmed, I think it should be obvious she lied. They wouldn't make her so genuinely upset with him if she was lying, that would make her whole character motivation pointless. You can literally tell by the way she says "I didn't show up either" and then begin calling Puss out on his ego that she was messing with him, but wanted the opportunity to point out his flaws in a way he'd feel less bad about.
Jack Horner isn’t a very well known fable. The only reason I know about him was from that one finger shorts episode from Adventure Time. Pretty interesting choice for a main villain. Makes wonder how Dreamworks would do other fables or nursery rhymes like The Crooked Man or the Itsy Bitsy Spider.
I also only knew of him because of Adventure Time, even more so considering I'm from Brazil and few English nursery rhymes are popular here. However, the film's depiction of Little Jack Horner is actually pretty fitting with how the nursery rhyme has been used: due to the "What a good boy am I!" verse, the poem has been used to criticize spoiled child behavior and satirize self-congratulatory greed of politicians in political cartoons. In fact, some suggest the modern version of the nursery rhyme was created in the 18th century as a parody of the rhymes made for the children of the elite. So Big Jack Horner being a bratty, selfish and greedy businessman who pridefully recognizes his own cruel deeds at the same time that he never takes fault for anything he does doesn't come out of nowhere. The artbook even says they wanted to replicate 18th-century English architecture in his town to fit with when his nursery rhyme was first recorded.
This would have been better if, I don’t know, you didn’t include her? Don’t get me wrong, this was a chore to get through, but why taint an already bad experience with more annoyances?
just say she is annoying because she is , she literally complains about everything. she doesn't like puss bossing around but when kitty came she loves her
Just a heads up, there is a VERY good chance that this video will get taken down by NBC Universal. I uploaded 30+ versions of my reaction and every single one got manually blocked after 1-4 days. They REALLY don't want reactions of this movie out on youtube for some reason.
The whole point of the wish, storytelling wize, was to be the methaphor for a 'magical goal' we often put to ourselves in real life, the magic fix to our lives' problems and what we blindly go after without realising we already have what could make us happy around us. But we're ignoring or taking it for granted while trying to seek something huge and most times irrealistic. At the point where Jack comes out of the bag, they all have realised they already had what they wanted and no longer need the wish anyway, they destroy it so the one truly evil person can't get it given that Jack's truly selfish and irredemable and it would be best for everyone to get rid of the wish. So yeah, I know it could be frustraiting that no one got it but it's a lot deeper than just magic world with magic star wish.
One of my favorite little details about this movie is how, early in the film Kitty Softpaws says "You can't tell anyone. Birthday rules" and later in the film every single person tells someone else what their wish is.
such a empty reaction from the lady lmao, and why they would go to far far away just to meet some random characters? , it's obviusly a reference to shrek.
The wish would just fuck up everything. You are a bad person if you dont wish for ultimate happiness for everyone (no hunger, disease, etc). The way the handled it was VERY GOOD. A threat is here. making the wish takes time you don't have. And you NEED to keep the wish away from jack. So destroying it and sacrificing your own desires for the greater good is the best choice
Death in the movie isn’t really a villain at all but doing his job as a Grim Reaper himself, he only wants to collect Puss In Boots last life and that’s it. Wagner Moura plays Death
Technically this movie is the third movie, because there was puss in boots and then there was puss in boots and the three diablos, then there is the last wish
Best of the franchise since Shrek 2 and best animated film of the year with GtD's Pinocchio. Funny, Touching, and amazing animated. The Wolf is one of the best villains in an animated film. Hope they make Puss In Boots 3 With Shrek And Donkey.
Honestly, I avoided this movie ever since I learned of it because I didn't think it would be good, but I just watched it today and it was amazing However how is momma bear alive? She was turned into a rug for Farquad in the first Shrek movie. Did they retcon that or are there multiple versions of the fairy tail characters?
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Idk but I loooooved this movie!!!
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I know which fairytale I would like to see come out GREG REACTING TO THIS GOOD MOVIE!!!! I LOVED YOU GUYS REACTIONS ESPECIALLY YOURS JOHN BUT I WANNA SEE GREGS REACTION!!!!! WHERE ARE YOU GREG!!!!!!???
Excellent movie, I was thinking a future Shrek-Puss in Boots crossover film
@@pabloruiz6224 Shrek 2 - 4 are basically Puss in Boots-Shrek crossovers buddy
I would like to see John getting a girlfriend.
Come on John!
Jack Horner is the most unapologetically evil villain in a kids movie in a long time.
"You're not shoot a puppy are ya Jack?"
"Yeah, in the face, why?"
And that’s what makes him the best villain in recent years. No sympathy, no backstory, no reason. just pure villainy. It’s beautiful
I totally agree. It annoys me how most villains (especially in kids movies) are dumbed down in some way to help the hero survive or to be kid friendly. It’s nice to have a villain that’s actually a villain
@@mrcliche9252 What's more, he knows it and is completely chill with it. No misguided or warped perspectives, no convoluted reasoning... As you said, pure villainy. I don't know why, but I find it oddly refreshing.
@@mrcliche9252 I think the best part is that when he was talking about his childhood being pretty great there's a good chance he was lying as we saw his parents in the flash back and they didn't look happy, dude might actually have lied just to make himself seem even more unsympathetic
“Don’t you know I’m dead inside”
No one gets a wish because they all tell each other their wishes, birthday wish rules, and Perrito says he already has his wish. What a beautiful story 👌.
What about jack?
@@josef-ralfdwerlkotte8333 Jack told the Ethical Bug he wanted all the magic in the world. I thought it was very fitting that it wasn't Puss that stopped Jack in the end instead it was the Bug and the Phoenix giving them their character resolution, which again just goes to show that this movie was storytelling at it's finest!
For me, the reason was because they did not need the wish.
Goldi had already a family
Puss doesn't need 9 lives to be a hero
Kitty found someone to trust
Jack... is jack.
@@SprayInk-Kreatïv-Nouveau I loved that every time Kitty was in the in the presence of those she trusted, her mask was off and each time she wasn't it was right back on!
I personally prefer to believe that Puss and Goldie were lying about the birthday wish rule because they didn't want any one to know their wish. To believe they didn't get it because they spoke their wish out loud to someone kind of invalidates each characters important choice at the end to not make a wish.
The question about why the other cats don't talk reminded me of the first Shrek movie, because talking animals like Donkey were special fairytale creatures
Yeah after for Shrek's a spinoff and a couple tv specials I can't believe people still need this explained to them. Jack even says "I hate magic talking animals" at the end of this movie
@@noremac7216you sound like a ass
Except that in the first Puss in Boots movie it shows at least one (can't remember if there were more) regular, non-bipedal cat that can talk. Which seemed to imply that talking cats weren't actually as special, for some reason. Seems like a problem with inconsistency.
Technically they all got their wish, except the one who didn't deserve it. Perrito got a family, Puss didn't get his lives but he no longer wanted that wish, Kitty got a person she could trust, and Goldie realized she already had her family.
Yep! That's what's so beautiful about it, they had their wishes fulfilled right in front of them!
Well...except Jack, he's dead. 😂
Perrito did get his “wish” to be a therapy dog too.
I mean you could argue that Jack did get his wish when he died with all of the magic
Well Puss found his last life to be worth more than his previous ones while Jack Horner became magic in its form, though it did swallow him up and made him disappear from existence.
While Death was great, seriously, his whistle still sends shivers up my spine, the character I loved most in this movie is Perrito. His backstory is so horrible and sad, yet he still has so much optimism, appreciates all the good things in life, and just wants to help people. He's a perfect foil to Puss and Kitty, and he helps them both overcome their problems. We could all learn a thing or two from that little guy.
Dogs in general are just so optimistic. That's why I love them.
It's probably the biggest display of skill on the screenwriters' part that he was not an annoying character, best execution of the comic relief mascot I've seen in years
Wagner Moura, our king killed it as Death!!
dude how long are you gonna put this same comment on puss in boots reaction vids
Giving death itself a leitmotif is lowkey genius. From now on in every Dreamworks movie, not necessarily just Shrekverse ones, they can just weave it into the soundtrack to imply that whoever just kicked it on screen is GONE gone.
When that little dog put his head down on Puss's belly when he was having the panic attack I instantly knew that this movie was way better than it had any right to be and I was glad for it.
Ikr such an amazing scene 😍
Right?!!! Perrito was one of the best parts of this film. Not only was he wholesome but, I loved how valuable the things he said to Puss were for his own mental journey. Can't wait for more of that character!
Definitely
Wagner Moura did a great job voicing death, it's amazing
Hahaha wait it was pablo, wow
@@fromkieran what
@@Peter_MOB he played pablo in narcos, i had 0 idea it was his voice
@@fromkieran oh yeah haha
Wagner Moura is a well rounded actor.Elysium,Narcos,Elite Squad just to mention a few.
"I don't think so, i think it's just side characters"
Puss, Kitty and Perrito literally going to FAR FAR AWAY
And Death
Straight up
Seriously, her almost willful ignorance to understand the film's plot got on my nerves
@@timothyfinch7295 I had to give up on this reaction because of her. I couldn't finish it
@@timothyfinch7295Honestly since the Blade reactions, she just screamed “pure eye candy/not so bright in the head.”
@@timothyfinch7295Yes let’s bully her for not being as cognizant as you. You don’t have to be rude about how you feel about her.
Every reactor that gets upset that no one made a wish completely missed the point.
EXACTLY
Nah people understand the lesson but it's always frustrating to see WORLD CHANGING POWERS turned down because of a lesson. Okay so Puss realizes he doesn't need more lives, good for him, what's his second choice then? How about a nice house on the countryside to share with Kitty? What about a cool weapon, since in the end they continued the outlaw thing? What about ensuring Perrito is free of parasites? Anything is better than nothing, and they'd be avoiding a potential catastrophe by using the wish before Jack even had a chance to. It's an amazing movie from a meta perspective, but judging the protagonists' decisions in universe I think they were pretty foolish.
@@7ofspades7 I think there wasn't any other choice but to destroy the wish. It's not like they had downtime to sit and discuss whether they should make the wish or not, and then they decided to destroy it. They destroyed it so Jack Horner wouldn't be able to use it.
At first they wanted the wish for themselves then Puss overcame death. Then for a few seconds all of them realised they don't need the wish, Jack comes back out of the bag, and was gonna wish for all the magic.
Correct me if I am wrong, but in those sequences, I don't think there's a moment for them to use the wish for something else.
@@aaronsan6488 There wasn't a lot of time to be fair, but I still think when they saw a huge man crawling out of the bag they could've made a wish then and there, riches or something would have been easy. They also had the whole fight to think of something, if they were able to come to terms with destroying the wish in that small moment where everyone held it, they could have easily formulated a plan that *didn't* involve destroying it. Why not let Goldi take it, and distract Jack while she wishes for the luxuries her family wanted to begin with? In the end my main point is just that, it's completely fair to be disappointed nobody got the wish. The whole movie built up to it and it's hard to believe the characters themselves weren't at least a little disappointed they didn't get to grow wings or something. Feeling that way about the how things turned out is not failure to understand the movie.
@@7ofspades7 ah that's where you got it a bit mixed up. It took the whole first fight for Goldi to figure out she didn't need the wish and then Puss overcoming death for him to realise he didn't need the wish, which gave Kitty a person she could trust, "no magic required".
Making the wish in the 10 seconds that Jack Horner came from the bag is unlikely. They were SHOCKED Jack emerged in giant form, so maybe they didn't have the presence of mind to think of making the wish to make sure Jack couldn't. It's 10 seconds.
After that, Jack immediately snatched the wish away, and would have gotten what he wanted if Perito didn't distract.
And once they got the map, the fastest way to get rid of it is to destroy it, so they did that. The whole thing took less than two minutes.
I think it's not that you don't get the message, but you seem to miss how they really had no choice but to destroy the wish.
On another level, them making the wish in the examples you gave would have messed up the tone completely. Jack emerges, and immediately they have the presence of mind to make a wish? That messes up the setting up of Jack as a threat and greatly lowers the stakes of the fight.
If it was during the fight, how low of a threat would Jack have to be if they could just make the wish then and there? Again, lowers the stakes. A low tension fight is boring. Even if it is short.
In terms of storytelling, destroying the wish is satisfactory because the heroes are sacrificing something (the wish, whether it's for riches, or no parasites or whatever) to achieve victory against Jack. The victory feels earned because there was some sort of sacrifice.
Probably the best animated film from last year along side GTD's Pinocchio.
From the Spider-verse esque style to the writing it's all just fantastic also that wolf is intimidating af.
The fact this movie has probably (in my opinion) the most accurate representation of a panic attack was very surprising and gets an extra point from me
Sees your profile pic
*Chris Benoit theme plays*
These two are tied as my favorite animated movies of 2022.
@@juliandavis9711That’s dark lmao
No one got the wish because * everyone * got their wishes. A family for Goldie, a trustworthy companion for Kitty, a proper life for Puss, a name for Perrito, and for Jack.. well.. "All the magic for me, and no one else gets any," so he gets the broken wishing star all to himself.
Baby Bear, Mother Bear, Death and the thieves at the start also had wishes granted
@@catprog True!
This movie had no reason to go as hard as it did!! Sooooo good!!
STRAIGHT UP
My favorite Puss in Boots movie, and the best one ☝️
"And I don't mean it metaphorically, or rhetorically, or poetically, or theoretically, or any other fancy way. I'M DEATH" 🥶🥶
@@Transcendmediaofficial🤣🤣🤣
@@Transcendmediaofficial that line was pretty cringey honestly
Went to see the movie with my nephew, who is the age I was when I started having big anxiety attacks and I was a sobbing mess at this splendid portrayal of what they feel like. I cannot imagine how precious it will be for kids struggling like I once did to see this hero experience one and get help, get better in such a grounded, human way. Phenomenal movie in so many ways but especially in this regard as far as I'm concerned
I like the fact that no one makes a wish. If this were a typical animation something would've happened like Jack Horner would've wounded Softpaws with an explosive poison apple, Death would've showed up to take her away and Puss would've used his wish to bring her back to life. Instead the filmmakers chose to subvert that and go with our heroes realizing they already have everything they need. Meanwhile, the rich, narcissistic, spoiled villain has all this wealth and resources and he still wants more. Good movie, fun reaction you two!
Kinda like the ending of Ninjago season 6
@@Hello-bs8dn LMAO THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I THOUGHT WHEN I READ THE COMMENT
Came to the replies to reply the same thing as the other reply 😂
It’s really good to see representations of anxiety, fear and panic attacks. How hard it is to face difficult things.
Right? Very relatable to adults too!
@@GeeklyGoods Definitely!
"Confronting fear is the destiny of a Jedi." Luke Skywalker, TROS
not sure what it is but they’re really not matching vibes while watching this at all
Really man
Please never bring that girl back lol, what a bummer. She's got that negative aura. You couldn't even tell a joke because she'd take it seriously 😂
Yeah man that girl is annoying as hell
She's a sucking vampire energy that will make you miserable🙄
Why ? Because she didn't like the animation very much personally I liked her I've seen worse reactions
@@mylittlebrony2130 seems like you're own your own with that opinion 💀. She's obnoxious and negative as hell.
@@thebatman4279 she critical yeah I just don't think she deserves all the hate
“This scene gets me nauseous” and yes that is supposed to be a Spanish accent. He’s played by Wagner Moura a Brazilian actor doing a Spanish accent. And no none of the cats talk. Puss is a magical talking animal just like donkey. Kinda ruined the reaction for me that anything comes out of her mouth is either wrong or just complaining about the movie.
I’ve noticed that a lot. People would rather critique a movie while they’re watching it instead of just simply enjoying it.
Video would’ve been better without her
You forgot about how she thought Death was a wolf in sheep's clothing, not sure what part of him was even remotely sheeplike. This reaction would have been a lot better without her
@@jwc-lw3sp Yes, I found her incredibly vapid, at best.
Same
is amazing how every single person that reacts says "give perrito the wish" when he clearly states he does not have a wish, he does not want a wish, he does not need a wish...
Right, just because he deserves it doesn't mean he needs it
First time I heard someone dis the animation.
Right? It was odd
She obviously isn't used to stop motion and/or Anime style animation. It's not for everyone but constantly bringing it up instead of paying attention is a bit grating. I guess she definitely shouldn't see spiderverse. Yeesh
I grew up with Antonio Banderas as Zorro so now that puss in boots is becoming more main stream he’s like the more child friendly Zorro played by the same actor lmao
That girl is just bummer ☠️☠️
Why ?
Fun fact they've already made a short about him losing one of his lives-the canon. I also love that Death is the Big Bad Wolf. AND I love that they just straight up have Death say "I'm Death. Straight. UP." You can tell he's had that conversation before. He's tired of it. Straight to the point.
I dont think death is the big bad wolf since there already was one and i think death is shapeshifting into a wolf to scare puss.
@@sikdamian no, the wolf was literally called “the big bad wolf” in posters.
Probably to avoid spoilers
I also really loved how this film had the same animation style as into the spider verse making it feel more like a storybook illustration.
Right?! That animation REALLY worked with this!! Loved how it transitioned into a slightly stiffer animation style during the battle scenes, too!
Spider verse mixed the animation with a comic book art style. Puss in boots used the animation with a fantasy book art style. That's my view on it
@@livinglegend9709 yeah and it worked really well
Only for the fight scenes and I think that was a good choice. The standard 3D animation works fine when they're just walking around but the cell shading and adjusted frame rate are breathtaking for the more dynamic scenes
Damn Roxy takin Ls everywhere. "Is that how tides work?" Ms Swizzle?? Good God woman 😂
i usually don’t care but no more roxy please omg
edit: at least not for the good movies idk
good lord, she is really...something else, like what the hell
John amazing as always, she on the other hand was a bummer with her negative aura
Agree, didn’t like her reaction either. Should have been Greg
Definitely
Yeah, it's like she's not even watching the film.
girl don't get it
I feel like I’m loosing brain cells watching her speak. Should of been Greg. Sorry John idk if u picked her but she doesn’t seem to appreciate animation like u two.
Yeah agreed it was a little annoying
Exactly 💯
I legit thought multiple times of ending the vid for how fkin annoying she was.
It kinda ruined the reaction for me. She's irritating.
Yea I'm bummed out Greg wasn't here.
Mature does not equal edgy
fr, its not like they milked it the whole movie
they sprinkled in a few mature jokes here and there to make it fun for the adults and teens watching and all of a sudden its edgy
Yeah, Mama Bear is voiced by Olivia Coleman. She was also PAL, from The Mitchells vs The Machines which is a great animated film you guys should react to next!
She was SO SO good! I love her and oddly didn't recognize her or Florence Pugh as Goldilocks... John Mulaney either LOL! Great voice work!
@@GeeklyGoods oh my, Florence voiced Goldilocks? And Mulaney was Horner? I'm really bad at recognizing voices apparently lol
@@itzelwisteria1819 LOL made me feel the same way!
loved this movie, they make the death character so much more threatening when you realize in the beginning battle death has been watching puss and the bell specifically only rings 9 times for his 9 lives
Or the 8 empty glasses at the bar with a 9th glass that he's drinking 😊
I really am glad they kept the dog as upbeat as he was and there was no crazy twist with him being secretly bad. Same with Big Jack Horner and his role in the movie as a straight irredeemable villain. With as many characters as they had, they gave a good character arcs making you care about them and none were ignored. Honestly a brilliant movie and was so surprised when I was hearing good things about it and finally went to watch it when I wasn’t going to watch it at all. All the Easter eggs from other animated and live-action movies were well done. There was a part at the start that reminded me of some shots in Attack on Titan the way it was directed. I think since Kitty Softpaws overheard Puss talking about the church and wanting to be there, she lied that she wasn't there as a sympathy knowing that Puss actually felt bad. You can tell her attitude changed a lot after that as well. Just so much to love about this movie. Unless it is dethroned, this is my best animated movie of the year. It's very Oscar worthy.
That whistling is one of the most menacing sounds I've ever heard in a children's movie, plus I really like the way they depicted panic attacks. I can't speak for everyone, but the movie really did a great job in conveying what they feel like to me. Also, I want those sickles, they're just cool.
Is she unwell? What a weird reaction.
I'm sure Roxy is a very sweet person, but please don't have her on again. She complains about cutting edge animation, she misses the point of everything, and some of her critiques are absolutely mind numbing. I just don't think this is the format for her
I liked her
@@mylittlebrony2130That’s cuz your a simp
@@mylittlebrony2130 Quit mindlessly simping in every comment remotely critical of her. SHE AINT GONNA FUCK YOU BRO.
She's not a good commentator, too distracted and talks to much... Missed a lot of good parts...
Yeah she was mostly focused on who the voice actors were, like girl pls just watch the movie and look it up after 💀
Honestly ! they’re thinking too hard about this one. Just enjoy the movie for Christs sake
Honestly, this reaction was a struggle for me to sit through
Not exactly the best duo.
It would've been more enjoyable without her, and maybe better with someone who actually wants to watch this film.
@@AthezirI kind of agree cause in the end she doubted that they were gonna go see Shrek and the Gang when that's exactly where they were going😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yea, a movie like this deserves proper appreciation and reactions.
The chick doesn't seem to understand the value and incredibility of a movie like this ):
and she's so shallow... Still wants some to have a wish, shallow
That girl was somehow a very bad reactor when it came to this movie, her thoughts felt very empty
6:36 is probably the worst movie take in all of history lmao
This reaction was filled with these worst moments lmao
I've seen worse. But this is definitely top 5.
Honestly, I started giving up on the reaction then and there. She clearly doesn't respect the animation or impact of the action scenes if she's complaining about the GIANT fight.
This movie was never for her from the get-go.
The Batman, Top Gun: Maverick and Puss in Boots 2 are my cinema gems. So good
FACTS
Ok
batman trash
I'm getting a bit annoyed from all people who say that Perrito should've made a wish. There's no point, he's content with his life, at best if Perrito made a wish it would be to benefit someone else, and at that point I believe he rather give the wish to someone else, I don't know how you people claim to like the character when you do not understand the logic according to his character.
When I watched it the first time I was so sure Jack was going to kill perrito and they would have had to wish him back since that's something they would all agree on because they all liked him even the bears
Talking too much ruins it. Little reactions just too much talking about nonsense. They missed a lot of the movie by talking over the characters and not even listening to what the characters were saying. They could have atleast paused the movie then discuss nonsense.
I really don't like reactors who cant even pay attention to what they watch. They miss a lot of stuff and ruin the mood of various scenes.
Sometimes it's so much better to respect what you're watching and focusing on it, THEN talk when it's done.
When people talk over movies and shows, etc. too much, it makes me think they don't care about it at all.
In the movie its said that if you speak your wish out loud, it wouldn't be granted. Everyone that wanted a wish spoke it up at some point and no wish was granted by the end. Its the message that if you don't speak up what you want or what you need, you can only hope magic will solve your problem
Honestly on my first watch I thought perrito was going to be killed by Jack and they would wish to bring him back since all around everyone liked him even the bears
11:19 it’s called puss IN boots. Not puss AND boots 🤨 but yes they probably are best friends
This movie was sooo much better than I thought it would be 😍
Harvey Guillen (who plays Guillermo in What We Do in the Shadows T.V. series) does Perrito's voice. Love his character 😊
Heeey ! So glad you guys finally covered it ! This movie sucker punched me in the best way possible ! I had no will nor curiosity watch it for the longest time, but I just continuously heard great things about it, so I went to the cheaper smaller theater around me, dragging my feet to go watch it... and I came out with my feets flapping on a little cloud !
This movie just made my eyes twinkle with pleasure and pure joy !
As an animation film director, this one is easily in the top 5 Dreamworks of all times, with Prince of Egypt, Kung Fu Panda 1 & 2 and How To Train your Dragon 1.
This movie was definitely Dreamworks's answer to Spiderverse !
Like KungFu Panda, this movie is pure comfort food ! I've seen it twice in theaters, and watched countless reactions and reviews about it, and probably still going again for a 3rd time with some other friends before it leaves the theaters. If it still plays at your place, go watch it in theaters, it's really a movie that's much more appreciable on the big screen.
As for the villains, sure, Death is the absolute standout that will go down in history as Dreamworks's best and most iconic villain ever, but Goldilock and the bear family and Jack Horner are actually great on their own, each for their own reasons, the 3 of them working in tandem to be the perfect antagonist (Death is philosophical and the one that kickstarts the whole movie, Goldilock is the sympathethic one with a redeeming arc, and Jack Horner is just pure evil human greed personificated, which reminds me a lot about the animated short Man, from Steve Cutts, without a shred of redeeming qualities). The fact this story was able to juggle all 3 of them so easily (when other big movies like Spiderman 3 failed) shows how hard this shit is to manage, and this movie makes it look like so effortless !
Part of why it works so well, I believe is because it this story is built on mirrors :
If Death is Puss's arch nemesis, philosophically speaking (Death, as opposed to Puss's 9 lives), Goldie is Kitty's opposite (she already has a "family" she can trust, even if she doesn't yet realize it, which is something Kitty never had and is desperately yearning for, to the point she hunts down the wishing star for it), and Perrito is the exact opposite of Jack Horner (Jack had everything ever since his childhood, but always wants more, while Perrito had nothing from its youth, and is perfectly content like this and wishes for nothing more), having this perfect symmetry of 3 good guys/3 villains that just balances the movie perfectly !
It's even shown since each one of these opposites has at least a single vs moment against the other ! It's not a coincidence if the last vs of the movie is Perrito vs Jack, with the contrast between them being that Jack, who started with an army of minions, is now all on his own, having dispatched all his army, while Perrito, who began the movie solo, has the support of all the friends he made along the road.
The more I watch this movie and understanding the craftsmanship that went into it, not just the art, the animation, and the voices and music, but also the writing, the more it's blowing my mind.
Some movies just click, and it's just obvious when you watch them, they just feel right ! You're blown away, don't see anything to complain about, and everything just falls in place.
In my life, I've had that feeling with Star Wars, Back to the Future, Princess Mononoke, Amelie Poulain, Shaolin Soccer, Kung Fu Panda 1 & 2, How To train your dragon, Kubo and the 2 strings, Into the Spiderverse, Everything everywhere All at Once, and now this movie. It's the kind of movie that can be watched over and over and over again.
Definitely looking forward to whatever this specific team among Dreamworks and this director is up to next (I know he's gonna direct Kung Fu Panda 4, which I'm REALLY looking forward to, now !)
This movie is one of my favorite movies of all time.
Up there with Shrek, HTTYD, Kung Fu panda, LoTR
Couldn't have said it better myself. Despite my profile picture, this movie is honestly battling hard for my favorite animated movie spot 😁
46:18 welp, sounds like somebody is not grateful in life and being a bishhh to me ! she just didn't get the lesson from the movie. Poor karen.
Idk why every reactor wanted Perrito to get the wish. Knowing he stated like 2 or 3 times that he didn't even have or want a wish.
Also John is the only reactor who realized that the only reason they saw death at the end. Was because of the Wishing star, Since it is a relic of sorts from a higher power/lifeform. It's safe to assume that it effects deaths abilities to some extent. Props John. 👌
I don't think that's true. He interact physically with the things in the cave of Lost souls and he damages property at the bar. Pretty sure he was actually physically present every time it showed him. If anything I would say it's the other way around he was able to emerge out of the magic because he's deaf and is more powerful than the wish
@@noremac7216 I never said he wasn't real. I just happen to know most of the original concept of "death". He's real yes, but he only shows himself to a being after they have died. He isn't suppose to show himself to a being that is still alive. Which is basically what he explains in the whole cave scene as well as the scene after they fought.
Death is powerful yes, but he is just a celestial, God, whatever name you wanna give death that means a higher life form. The star is also a higher life form or a magical device of sorts from a higher life form. And given all scenes death was in nobody else but Puss was able to see or hear him. That is until he was in the vicinity of the star. I assume he didn't know the others could see or hear him cause his only focus was Puss. That probably isn't true tho since he is...well death.
@@whyNotGuy557 narratively that was obviously to make us question whether or not he was real until the very end we get the confirmation. And well yes they usually need to be dead he himself admitted he was cheating because puss had ticked him off. I think he would have preferred keeping it between him and puss but they were at the wishing Star and push could have wished for his lives back it was a crossroads so of course he had to face death
I seriously thought Jack was going to kill perrito and they would have to wish him back since that's something they were all agree on because even the bears like him
They did get their wish, it was right in front of them. That was the entire message
32:22 this is confirmed to be a lie. Kitty wouldn’t have been as upset at puss for not showing up if she wasn’t even there. The writers confirmed it’s a lie. Kitty did show up
This isn't actually confirmed, but rather a theory. However, I thought the same thing, but apparently there was a book given out to pre screenings of the movie that said it was Canon she didn't show up. I'm not sure what the book is called, but I think it is some creators edition or something. Idk, I saw another comment saying this. Might not be true
@@austincarlson9270 they interviewed the people and a highlight from it was it’s obvious for the audience to tell what’s true or not, and it’s obvious she was hurt by him not showing up, implying she was in fact there
@@raptorneon4919 do you have a link to that interview?
@RaptorNeon i thought she was lying until someone mentioned a pre release creators book to the movie, which actually does exist
Even if it wasn't confirmed, I think it should be obvious she lied. They wouldn't make her so genuinely upset with him if she was lying, that would make her whole character motivation pointless.
You can literally tell by the way she says "I didn't show up either" and then begin calling Puss out on his ego that she was messing with him, but wanted the opportunity to point out his flaws in a way he'd feel less bad about.
You are right on bro. Your girl needs to get with it
35:39 the "boot taps" are a reference to the first movie Tuesday night dance fight between kitty and puss.
Jack Horner isn’t a very well known fable. The only reason I know about him was from that one finger shorts episode from Adventure Time. Pretty interesting choice for a main villain. Makes wonder how Dreamworks would do other fables or nursery rhymes like The Crooked Man or the Itsy Bitsy Spider.
Lol no joke that's the only way I knew about that fable as well.
I also only knew of him because of Adventure Time, even more so considering I'm from Brazil and few English nursery rhymes are popular here. However, the film's depiction of Little Jack Horner is actually pretty fitting with how the nursery rhyme has been used: due to the "What a good boy am I!" verse, the poem has been used to criticize spoiled child behavior and satirize self-congratulatory greed of politicians in political cartoons. In fact, some suggest the modern version of the nursery rhyme was created in the 18th century as a parody of the rhymes made for the children of the elite. So Big Jack Horner being a bratty, selfish and greedy businessman who pridefully recognizes his own cruel deeds at the same time that he never takes fault for anything he does doesn't come out of nowhere. The artbook even says they wanted to replicate 18th-century English architecture in his town to fit with when his nursery rhyme was first recorded.
This film explains the three major villain archetypes pretty Well. Goldie (Sympathetic), Jack (Unredeemable), Death (Embodiment).
This movie was awesome!! First time in an animated movie where I was like damn this villain is kind of scary lmao
Ok
"That's probably why the voices sounded so good, because they got... good... voice people..." Huh.
This would have been better if, I don’t know, you didn’t include her? Don’t get me wrong, this was a chore to get through, but why taint an already bad experience with more annoyances?
What are you trying to say?
just say she is annoying because she is , she literally complains about everything. she doesn't like puss bossing around but when kitty came she loves her
My first time watching anything with her in it and man dose she SUCK
Just a heads up, there is a VERY good chance that this video will get taken down by NBC Universal. I uploaded 30+ versions of my reaction and every single one got manually blocked after 1-4 days. They REALLY don't want reactions of this movie out on youtube for some reason.
I really hope Greg watches this at some point. One of my favorite animated movies of all time
This girl ain’t it
That's what I was thinking, killing the vibe
In spanish, the suffix "Ito" means small or little, meaning Perrito translates to Little Dog, which makes him cuter
Roxy kinda ruined this reaction
That first thing with death alone is nothing short of cinema magic
Roxy is so annoying. Hopefully she don't comeback.
Agreed
The whole point of the wish, storytelling wize, was to be the methaphor for a 'magical goal' we often put to ourselves in real life, the magic fix to our lives' problems and what we blindly go after without realising we already have what could make us happy around us. But we're ignoring or taking it for granted while trying to seek something huge and most times irrealistic.
At the point where Jack comes out of the bag, they all have realised they already had what they wanted and no longer need the wish anyway, they destroy it so the one truly evil person can't get it given that Jack's truly selfish and irredemable and it would be best for everyone to get rid of the wish.
So yeah, I know it could be frustraiting that no one got it but it's a lot deeper than just magic world with magic star wish.
The lady I don,t like herrrrrrr
The end does confirm Shrek 5 is coming. It’s been talked about even before this movie was made.
The voice of the big bad wolf is Brazilian actor Wagner Moura, who played the Narcos series.
Bro, why is she so annoying 😖
Am I the only one thinks her reaction was annoying !!💢
NOPE
yes, Iv'e never seen anyone complain so much about everything
look up Antonio Banders singing The Phantom of the Opera, he does indeed have the pipes.
Anyone else notice that Death never blinks, except to emote?
One of my favorite little details about this movie is how, early in the film Kitty Softpaws says "You can't tell anyone. Birthday rules" and later in the film every single person tells someone else what their wish is.
Yessssssssssss finally the reaction I've been begging for I was hoping Greg and John would reacted to it all good anyways
such a empty reaction from the lady lmao, and why they would go to far far away just to meet some random characters? , it's obviusly a reference to shrek.
The movie was a 10/10 for me, man. Definitely a fresh breathe of air after almost all the shitty animated movies in 2022.
The wish would just fuck up everything. You are a bad person if you dont wish for ultimate happiness for everyone (no hunger, disease, etc). The way the handled it was VERY GOOD. A threat is here. making the wish takes time you don't have. And you NEED to keep the wish away from jack. So destroying it and sacrificing your own desires for the greater good is the best choice
Death in the movie isn’t really a villain at all but doing his job as a Grim Reaper himself, he only wants to collect Puss In Boots last life and that’s it.
Wagner Moura plays Death
Great Reaction, This was one of my favorite animated movies of 2022
Antonio Banderas sung in the Evita with Madonna so that’s defy him singing in this movie
This is by far the best movie in 2022, This was so good. DreamWorks carried cinema in 2022 with bad guys and This. Both easily 10/10 films
100% agreed❤
Technically this movie is the third movie, because there was puss in boots and then there was puss in boots and the three diablos, then there is the last wish
The interesting thing is everyone including Jack and Death got their wish.
beeb waiting!!
fun fact "agrarian societies fearing the wolf as a sinister symbol of death, or destruction".
Death can choose who can see him and who can’t. He only revealed himself to Puss until the very end. Then he decided to reveal himself to everyone
Death is literally terrifying! My hair stood up like Puss’ every time I heard the whistle
Wagner Moura killed this role. The wolf was terrifying.
She wanted them to make the wish? She completely missed the point of the story.
“He never knew fear.. until fear knew him”
-me
Is it just me, or is John Mulaney a hilarious villain as Jack Horner?
Best of the franchise since Shrek 2 and best animated film of the year with GtD's Pinocchio. Funny, Touching, and amazing animated. The Wolf is one of the best villains in an animated film. Hope they make Puss In Boots 3 With Shrek And Donkey.
40:20 subtitles: *You're the smash, I'm the crap*
One of my favorite movies of 2022
Honestly, I avoided this movie ever since I learned of it because I didn't think it would be good, but I just watched it today and it was amazing
However how is momma bear alive? She was turned into a rug for Farquad in the first Shrek movie. Did they retcon that or are there multiple versions of the fairy tail characters?
I love this movie lots! I love how it was done and conveyed