I would jump in front of a bus for Perrito in *PUSS IN BOOTS THE LAST WISH* | Movie Reaction
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- In this movie reaction, I watch PUSS IN BOOTS THE LAST WISH for the first time and I'm completely in love with Perrito! He's such a cute and lovable cat, and I feel so sympathetic for him throughout the entire movie!
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Puss in Boots: The Last Wish is a 2022 American computer-animated adventure film produced by DreamWorks Animation and distributed by Universal Pictures. The sequel to the spin-off film Puss in Boots (2011) and the sixth installment in the Shrek franchise, the film was directed by Joel Crawford and co-directed by Januel Mercado. Based on the character from Shrek 2 (2004) and inspired from the eponymous fairy tale, the film's screenplay was written by Paul Fisher and Tommy Swerdlow, with a story by Swerdlow and Tom Wheeler (the latter of whom wrote the 2011 film). The voice cast of Puss in Boots: The Last Wish includes Antonio Banderas and Salma Hayek Pinault reprising their respective roles as the titular character and Kitty Softpaws, and are joined by Harvey Guillén, Florence Pugh, Olivia Colman, Ray Winstone, Samson Kayo, John Mulaney, Wagner Moura, Da'Vine Joy Randolph, and Anthony Mendez, who voice new characters introduced in the film. Set after Shrek Forever After (2010), the film follows Puss in Boots as he journeys to find the mystical Last Wish for the Wishing Star by teaming up with Kitty and Perrito (Guillén) to restore the first eight of his nine lives, by wishing on the mystical Last Wishing Star. They must race against Goldilocks and her Three Bears Crime Family (Pugh, Winstone, Colman, and Kayo), and "Big" Jack Horner (Mulaney), who all desire the star; Puss must also avoid a mysterious hooded wolf (Moura), who plots to kill him.
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27:14 - Final Thoughts
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No shame in crying. I'm a 36 year old guy and I cried big time first time I saw this movie. For me, this movie is the closest to perfection.
10:48 It happens after the last Shrek movie with Ever After.
LOVED LAUGHING 😂 😂😂😂😂😂 AT THE BLEEPS IN THE FILM! They’re hilarious!!!!! 21:02
Try it in spanish trust me
I think the horse is a reference to Zoro, which seems to be the main inspiration for Puss's character.
They gave Perrito every single trait to make him an annoying character... But he's not, he just works. Truly awesome movie.
Because he's first and foremost a therapy dog.
If they can see they're not being helpful, they back off.
If someone's in distress, they're just there until the person decides what they need from them.
@@videohistory722 I agree 100%, he is pretty much the anti-Donkey.
@@rafael-og-eiras I made my own comment about this.
@@rafael-og-eiras i bet Perrito and Donkey would be best buddies lol, def have the opposite dynamic though
It’s the way he was used in the film. They really put his therapy dog side to good use too. He’s so supportive of Puss throughout the film that you gotta love him.
I really think they used a lot of Donkey’s traits in Perrito. Both are chatterboxes, abused before meeting the protagonist and pretty much the key factor in their development. Donkey being one of the first people to not judge Shrek for being an ogre. Perrito showing Puss how to embrace the little things in life. He even helped Goldi to see that she always had a family with the Bears.
Jack Horner's story being a miniscule one is the whole point.
It's just four lines of a nursery rhyme.
He's not as cool as proper fairy tales, and has spent his whole life compensating.
Exactly, every reactor I have watched has never heard of him..lol!!
@@obdiane I heard the nursery rhyme, forgot the name.
@@obdiane I have.
I've only heard of it in the adventure times shorts episode.
@@WhiteDarkness3113 same
Perrito's name is thematically perfect, since his crew has similar naming conventions. Puss (means Cat), Kitty (means little cat), and Perrito (means little dog).
How did i not catch that about the other two?
This was staring me in the face and I never realized it.
@@raunjisto2925 Same
Also Donkey… obviously lol
Perrito can also be “purr” ito. So he fits in with the cat theme as well
Perrito: *exists*
Everyone: MUST PROTECT HIM!!!!
EXACTLY!!!!
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Absolutely.
He's a precious cinnamon roll and must always be protected
He such a cute puppy.
When Kitty starts screaming in Spanish, it's something like "I'll turn you all into bathroom rugs"
hahahahahahaha
Do you have a translation for The Wolf's cursing, by any chance?
@@Anino_Makata If I remember correctly it's something along the lines of "Why do I always play with my food?!"
@@Anino_Makata "Why the hell did I have to play with my food?"
@@Anino_Makata Death's ranting at the end translates to something like "Why the hell did I play with my food". Idk the exact but this is the closest from what I've seen.
Perrito curses so aggressively but he still has that award winning smile on his face 🤣
It’s incredible! 😂
@@thebestofstephx And kinda screwed up, when you realize that Perrito knows so many curse words thanks to his abusive former owners.
P.A.W.S. ....You're welcome. 😆
fun fact, I watched this movie first in portuguese (because I from Brazil and have nostalgia for the original portuguese voice actors) and in that version there’s no censoring, he outright says a bunch of curse words 😂
@@palomaroggeri8680 What does it translate to? I must know for science
Once again, Antonio Banderas is irreplaceable as Puss In Boots.
Agreed!
He joins Kevin Conroy (R.I.P.) as Batman and Mark Hamill as Joker.
Definitely. Eric Bauza I’d a very good backup for Puss. Especially in the Netflix series, you’d have to pay close attention to notice the difference.
@@thebestofstephx The guy who plays baby bear is Samson kayo
patches rubbing her head against the microphone AND THEN HEARING HER PURRING INTO THE MICROPHONE made my heart so happy
It was soooo cuteeee 😍
Puss and patches :) 🐈
When was this in the video?
@@indiefan92at the very end
Jack Horner is not a fairy tale, it is a nursery rhyme. Its origins are murky, but even in the early days the nursery rhyme character of Jack Horner became associated with spoiled boys of privilege. So making Jack a psychopathic narcissist who grew up with everything but still wants more was a brilliant stroke with nods to the rhyme’s most common interpretations.
19:23 The common theory that most people have come to believe (me included) is that Kitty lied about not being at the altar, which actually makes sense when you consider the behavior of both Puss and Kitty before they had this serious conversation.
Whenever either of them mentioned Santa Coloma it would usually result in Kitty showing some hostility towards Puss; then there’s Goldilocks’ comment about how she thought Kitty was on a “spiritual journey” which she would’ve undertaken somewhere between Santa Coloma and the Wishing Star Map heist and therefore was likely an excuse to spend some time away from everything in order to recover from a likely heartache after being left at the altar and is likely the catalyst for her desire to reach the wishing star in the first place especially when you take into consideration what her wish was towards the climax of the movie; and then there’s the fact that she softens up a bit more towards Puss after eavesdropping on his conversation with Perrito from that point forward and she even remarks how she believes that Puss isn’t “that same person as back then” which implies that she really believes that Puss has changed or is at least trying to make an effort to be a better person and is the reason why at 23:02 Kitty sounds devastated when she confronted Puss because she genuinely thought that she could’ve had what she wanted all this time with Puss and likely opened up some old emotional wounds again.
This movie really surprised me with how good it was when it came to the characters, the engaging story and the action sequences were so 🔥🔥🔥, can’t wait to see what the next movie has in store now.
I think she lied as well to not make Puss feel even worse then he already did for the reasons you explained. Being a declawed cat alone may give her trust issues and along with being pushed away and abandoned by others hurts her even more. Goes to show us she’s hurt way more mentally than any physical pain she’s likely hiding from being declawed. Gotta respect that being declawed never became a major factor in the plot in either film and is only mentioned twice between both films combined.
a bit late, but it's really not much of a theory, it's just common sense that she was lying. i mean, think about it. if she had told the truth about not comming to the church either, how did she know puss never showed? the only way for her to know for certain puss didn't show is if she was there but he wasn't. if she hadn't shown either, like she claimed, she'd be under the impression he'd shown and probably would have acted similiar how puss did when they met, and would have been less agressive and much more apologitic towards him, as she would have assumed he'd would be angry at her for not showing up.
Perrito's backstory is so tragic, and whoever tries to abandon a dog the way Perrito's family abandoned him is so heartless.
Thank goodness Perrito still remained wholesome with a never-ending positivity, and he learned to enjoy the simple things of life, despite the fact that he was always treated like crap.
I hope The Wolf has or will collect whatever monsters who decided to forsake Perrito.
Prolly a relative of Jack Horner. XD
I always love the theory that the Lobo/Death pulled him out of the river and just told him it wasn’t his time since he saw how much willingness to had to live on despite all his abuse.
The horse thing is a reference to classic iconic shots of Zorro, whom the character Puss In Boots in the film is inspired by, and the role that Antonio Banderas, Puss' voice actor, is best known for.
And it's also a reference to when Donkey trasforms into a stallion and Puss rides him.
Perrito could have easily been the annoying comic relief character. Thank goodness they had the wisdom to make him the pure good boy for this movie.
He's too wholesome and I love him.
He works for a few reasons. First, they never have his comic relief undercut the serious emotional moments. Second, he's vital to the protagonist's character development (and an antagonist's character development, too). And third, his happy-go-lucky attitude reinforces the overall theme of the story - appreciating what you have.
Perrito is how you do a comic relief supporting character without making them annoying. We *all* came out of this movie ready to die for that little dog.
@@UrpleSquirrel When he said to Puss and Kitty that he already had a comfy sweater and two best friends so he didn’t need a wish, any doubts I had were totally expunged.
Goldis outfit and appearance is meant to show how she's been raised by the bears.
Her hair looks like bear ears, her earrings are mismatched like Mama Bear, the necklace and her eyes are the same as Baby Bear's, and the scars over her eyebrow match Papa Bears missing eye
I like it how they adopted her instead of her just running away like she normally does in the story. That part made me cry.
Your expression when the Wolf went, "I just LOVE the smell of fear!" was so raw and priceless.
On point, I love it too
At the end when the wolf screams in Spanish he says “WHY THE HELL DID I HAVE TO GO AND PLAY WITH MY FOOD??!”
I loved that line. I understand Spanish so I laughed really hard
In Death's defense though, I imagine it's exceedingly rare when he gets to enjoy the hunt as much as he did with Puss. His job is probably very humdrum most of the time, so I don't blame him for wanting to savor it when he can.
It was fun having Jack Horner as a simple, evil villain. No complex backstory, no redemption arc, no sympathetic actions, just "I'm bad because I want to be bad."
Because His Nursery Rhyme Was Upstaged By Pinocchio And Other Fairy Tale Characters.
@@hannahburke7328 not even that he was upstaged it’s just that he get the shortest end of the stick, literally just 4 lines. He wasn’t special at all and so he compensated by stealing all sorts of magical trinkets and whatnot
It's refreshing to have a villain who's just downright evil. No sympathetic backstory, or any tragedy to make them relatable. Just evil for the sake of evil.
In the last movie: Puss was riding a horse. But if it goes all the way back, it references Zorro which is the main inspiration for Puss in Boots in the Shrek universe
So Perritos map isn’t as nice as it seems. The Pocket Full of Posies is a rhyme about the Black Death. The river could be the one his owners tried to drown him in. The easy way out is suicide. But he is so happy and wholesome he doesn’t see them that way
Yeah it’s very dark given how deeply in denial he seems to be about his past and the abuse he went through, and his path reflects that really well.
Exactly. The reason it’s full of color instead of darkness is because of the way Perrito viewed life. He was in many near death situations, but they never stopped him from moving forward. Always kept his chin up and an optimistic attitude.
Isn't this theory about black death in Ring a Ring o’ Roses questioned, though? It’s popular interpretation, but some articles in the internet claim that it might have been a meaning added later in newer interpretations rather than present in the rhyme from the start.
Though we cannot tell if the authors had in mind the newer theories, so maybe in the movie it is ment to be seen as a negative thing, who knows.
oh damn i didnt think of that which also make sense considering the difficulty everyone had getting through it
I just wanna say, I understand Goldie. It's not like she didn't love the bears, she just felt out of place. Which wasn't helped by all the teasing Baby had towards her. It might seem they just had their little banter together. But constantly being told "you're no family of mine!" must really cut deep to someone who already feel like they don't belong.
You can clearly see during the part at 19:00, when Mama puts her paw on Goldies shoulder, that she truly love them. And she feels guilty for not feeling at home with them. So in her mind she likely feels the bears would be better off without her. But that might be me reading a bit much into it.
It's also showed during her speech when she reveals her wish to them. When she says "I'm not a bear" she sounds disappointed in herself. Not to mention how she clutches and almost hides behind her staff. She feels awful for thinking like this.
which is why I love their interaction after Jack blows up. Them all hugging and Baby finally calling her "sis"
Her story really stuck with me. And it hurts to see lots of reactors think Goldie is some heartless monster for her wish.
I didn't see that here, but I still want to spread more Goldie support
Exactly what I think. She definitely felt out place there, but it wasn’t until she revealed her true intentions behind the wish until they all realized what they always had was their “just right”.
Imagine if it was Farquaad’s soldiers that killed Goldie’s biological parents but they failed to capture her but managed to get the Bears.
I honestly thought she was going to wish to be a bear so I was caught off guard but I could still understand...
I'm sorry,this movie is cool,but Goldie's storyline is the only part I would have cut. Not because I don't _like_ Goldie and the bears..they are fine..but making Goldie feel guilty for wanting her human family back _in a movie where the whole premise is you can have any wish magically granted_ is not fair at all,not only to Goldie BUT TO HER HUMAN PARENTS TOO! It's like everyone assumes they were bad parents who abandoned her,but *we don't know if that's true!* For all we know they could be out there desperately looking for her or they could have died without knowing if their daughter was alive and well!! It's not fair for the movie to act like she *must* choose between her Human Family and her Bear Family...she could have both!!A big inter-species family!! If you had to deal with her story like _this_ it would have been better to just cut it out completely!There are already _a bunch_ of characters that can give the moral"you don't need magic to be happy"...you have Puss,Kitty,Perrito..you have Jack who doesn't _deserve_ the wish...you don't NEED Goldie too!!>^< *All you said it's fair and true* but it would have been fitting for a story with no magic involved. In a world where Goldie really *must* come to terms with the fact she can't reach her human family anymore and she *must* settle with what she has,all your reasonings make perfect sense...but,as I said,in a world where you can have it all through magic *she should have had it all!>^
@@Nicamon I see your point, but I don't agree with it.
The "having it all" isn't a realistic take, and not at all what the movie was trying to convey
@@AceOfSerberit That's what I'm saying...since the movie was trying to convey a specific kind of message,it would have been better to *not* have Goldie's story in it because,the way it's been portraited,it basically guilts Goldie into leaving her biological family behind instead of simply having her to accept her new family _as it should have_ and as it _could_ have if there was no magic involved in the story! It's just *the wrong movie* in which you can put _that_ specific storyline.
Perrito was pure perfection. They gave him the perfect personality and his never-ending positivity was so wholesome. Like he is the definition of man's best friend and more. 🥺🥺❤❤
Totally! He was perfect!
@@thebestofstephx Absolutely. ^^ ❤❤
"Best Boi" personified!!
Not just man’s best friend, he is cat’s best friend too
@@thinkingsoutherner9911 very true. ^^
24:32 probably a pointless comment, but Puss' comment wasn't about physically beating Death in a swordfight. He's the literal embodiment of Death, and everyone dies eventually. So even if Death himself did not win against Puss in a duel, he will still eventually claim his life. Which is why Death says "you know that we will meet again." But Puss accepts it, he knows that some day he will die, just not today.
underrated comment
Yeah but like Puss said in the beginning "You will find your reward does not come easily"
Exactly why before Death departed the words exchanged were. “You know we’ll meet again right?” Then Puss said “Si, hasta la muerte.” That tells Death that Puss accepted the inevitable.
Not a pointless comment. The way they resolved the final battle with death is my favorite part of the movie. The final exchange capped with the of closing line "hasta la muerte" is disgustingly good writing
But, even without the star, everyone got their wish, just not in the way they tought.
Jack wanted to have all the magic, and he ended drowning in the most potent magic there is, but without the ability to control it
Goldi wanted a family, and she got one, not the one she imagined, but one that is "just right" for her
Perrito, even tough he didn´t want to wish on the star, admited that he would love to have a name and place to belong, he got both
Kitty wished for someone she can fully trust, and she got that in Puss and Perrito
Puss wanted to have new lives, and he ended starting new life with Kitty and Perrito
So, wishes granted, I would say. :-)
There are two things I love about the Wolf:
First, his characterization. He is every Kung Fu Panda villain rolled into one.
Tai Lung: ferocity.
Shen: triggers PTSD with simple things.
Kai: intimidating approach with spinning sparking weapons, and loves a good legend.
Second, his whistle.
1. Most of his whistle is done in the millennial whoop. Meaning the catchy part uses the third and fifth notes of a chord.
Examples:
- Dynamite: I throw my hands up in the air sometimes, saying *Ayo, gotta let go.*
- Ducktales: Might solve a mystery, or rewrite history, Ducktales! *Whoo-ooh!*
- Good Time: We don't even have to try, It's always a good time! *Whoa oh oh oh, oh oh oh! Whoa oh oh oh!*
2. He starts in G major, singing up and back down. It’s almost a call. He then sings an A note, sounding like a progression up. Then it’s followed by a C, so it’s either A minor or F major. But he finishes the first phrase of his song with a G flat; the chord is revealed as G flat minor. That isn’t a sweet or pleasant sound, or a standard musical movement at all.
3. His full song uses periodicity. If you haven’t heard of the term, think of your favorite Mario music. A verse would be split into two halves, mostly identical but with a variance at the end. Mario and Death use periodicity to make a tonal ‘question and answer.’ For Mario, it’s “there’s an adventure, who will come along? There‘s an adventure, and I will go!” For Death, it’s “I call to you, your life is uncertain; I call to you, and your life ends now.”
Not fun fact about this movies story:
Antonio Banderas had a heart attack 6 years ago, and a sequel almost never happened because of it.
If the story feels more emotional and personal, it's because it is.
To be fair, actors can be recast. Not saying they would've, but it's a stretch to assume a movie would've never happened due to the loss of an actor. Especially when they could hire an impersonator.
@@gurvmlk I've heard that Antonio's brush with death was a source of inspiration. Having a movie centered around death and valuing life while you still have it after recasting the leading role feels wrong. I'm not saying that it's impossible to have a Puss in Boots movie without Antonio, you just could never have THIS movie.
Perrito is my favorite character ❤He needs to be protected no matter what
100% agree!!
When puss is confident he’s shot in 24FPS, when scared, he’s shot in 12FPS. That allows his movements to be a little jilted and stiff when the lower frame rate. They did this in Spider-verse.
Interesting that they lowered his framerate at certain points in the opening giant fight, then.
I can't find it anymore, but there's a great video explaining for why it works.
When the rate is high, your brain actually can't keep up with what's going on. This is aggravated by the fact that when it moves fast enough each frame has tons of motion blur in it.
The choppier framerate has no motion blur; you can pause any moment and it looks like a picture out of a book.
So your brain get a chance to register these crisp images then sticks them together and it allows you to comprehend how much action is happening.
It's genius. It works really well in animation, but I'm willing to bet we'll see some version of it in an live action movie soon.
"Doesn't Perrito mean little dog?"
Steph, their names are Cat and Little Cat. I don't think it matters
the panic attack scene will go down as one of the best written scenes dreamworks have ever done and i know damn well that the oscars will prolly not give it what it deserves
Death (aka The Wolf or Lobo) is without a doubt one of DreamWorks best but also terrifying antagonists in years and Wagner Moura (a Brazilian actor) who is best known Pablo Escobar in _Narcos_ really knock it out of the park as Death. Interestingly despite his actions in the film Death is by no means a villain as he has a sense of honor and nobility, as his main reason for pursuing Puss in the first place was to punish him for arrogantly squandering his eight lives with reckless abandon and mocking him hence Puss "Laughing in the Face of Death", concluding from this that it would be best to kill him before he wasted his final life. 🐺🐺
Also, before Puss in Boots meets him at the bar, Death appears in a blink and you miss moment when Puss was battling the Giant where he was in a slight dark corner and compared to the Crowd he was not cheering for Puss but watching him to see if he gets killed and hints of him of his wolf head and sickles were seen on Puss' death card numbers.
Finally, Death's quote in Spanish when he got frustrated by Puss after the latter learn to not waist his last life and value it: _"¿POR QUE DIABLOS FUI A JUGAR CON MI COMIDA?!?"_ translates to _"WHY THE HELL DID I PLAY WITH MY FOOD?!?"_ in English.
He's a villain in this movie.
^I’d say Jack Horner was the villain as he was the most evil while Death was an Antagonist he was neither good nor evil just frustrated with Puss wasting all his lives.
Good that you call Death an antagonist cause the definition of that word is the center of conflict and who’s against the protagonist. That pretty much defines what Death was since the concept of death was Puss’ biggest fear.
Lobo/Death hated the way Puss disrespected the concept of life eight times and was frustrated with him and believed he would waste his ninth one again. It’s why he encountered Puss to see if Puss would prove him right or wrong about wasting his last life.
@@abztrackt hes not necessarily a villain just fed up with puss' bullshit
They really said "let's makeup for having one of the most annoying side characters (Humpty from the first movie even though I don't totally hate him and did feel for him at the end) and have the most wholesome, lovable side character for this movie! (Perrito)
FACTSSSS! Humpty was so annoying
@@thebestofstephx just recently saw the first Puss movie and can only agree. I hated Humpty Dumpty. Butt Perrito is just LOVEABLE!
"Okay, you have your own Mary Poppins bag?"
FINALLY someone gets it. Way too many people were all "hurr durr it's the Harry Potter bag! I'm sure that umbrella that makes you fly was just random and unrelated to anything!"
Kitty Softpaws said she’s gonna turn them into bathroom rugs
The whistle still give me goosebumps 😳
21:22 this is a Zorro reference. From the movie "The Mask Of Zorro". Antonio also plays that character and Puss In Boots is based on Zorro. Even when Puss marks a P, it is a reference to Zorro when he makes a Z. The horse scene is from the Zorro movie
In the film version released in Spanish-speaking countries, Puss' "P" is replaced by a "G" for Gato.
17:50 You said "He left her at the alter?!" in the exact same way perrito does lol
i know! 😂
😂
"Los voy a hacer a todos alfombras de baño!" Meaning "I'll turn you all into toilet carpets!"
17:05 Kitty Soft Paws
It got translated to bath matt's instead.
The reason why Jack Horner is here is the very thing why you are confused by: his popularity, or lack thereof. Jack Horner was upstaged by other fairy tales compared to his nursery rhyme, so he went into obscurity(mainly Pinocchio. Ironic that 3 Pinocchio movies were released the same year). His hate for fairy tales and their magic which caused his lack of popularity is the reason why he's in this movie.
Perrito is so sweet. Wierd, not very pretty, but he tries so much to help others his own way. I so would have him as my dog.
And YES, I want a movie featuring Donkey and Perrito.
No, he's death, and death literally always wins. "Everyone thinks that they'll be the one to beat me. And no one has escaped me yet." because no one can.
There is a whole scene meant to explain that the Wolf is literally the manifestation of Death itself. He says that whole speech to Puss to make sure it is made clear who he is.
The fact that Perrito is wearing the sock that he was thrown into as a sweater is so freaking sad. 😭
The Cameo of the gingerbread man special to me because when I was a child I used to do a lot of acting. And the very first rule I was ever apart of was the gingerbread man from shrek 1
17:45 THEY SAID IT THE EXACT SAME WAY
The horse scene is probably a reference to Zorro, since Puss is basically the cat version of the character and his voice actor also played Zorro.
Death and Perrito were my favorite characters.😊
I'm so glad my man Harvey Guillen was hired to voice Perrito! I love his work in What We Do In The Shadows
That's not all: he also did the Spanish dub!
The reason El Lobo was do pissed off at Puss is beciuse he THREW AWAY those first 8 lives. You saw how he died each time to stupidity or sheer pride. He knew he had another and so, never appreciated the life he had at the moment. That's why in the bar when Lobo called him out, he freaked out so badly.
"You could have beat him, if you didn't give him the sword"
Puss not giving Death his sickle back won't stop him from dying in the future though, that's what he meant 😂
Death is undefeatable in the long run, so Puss had to accept that and realize what he needed to do was respect Death and acknowledge his own mortality so that he could open himself up to appreciating his own life for once
I expected Perrito to annoy me, not make me cry in the theater.
Despite being constantly positive, was not nearly as annoying as Olaf from "Frozen"
@@phousefilms Perrito was basically Olaf done right.
same man, during the panic attack i thought they were going to downplay it and made a joke to break the tension, since perrito showing his belly was his running gag. but oh boy, i was sooo glad they didnt go that way. he's a top tier teraphy dog
@@edamame1879 Some people are saying his positivity is toxic, but that couldn't be further from the truth. Someone with a toxic positivity would've tried to force Puss to be happy and forget about whatever was making him have the panic attack, but not Perrito. He knew it was a serious situation, and acted accordingly.
@@phousefilms Although I do prefer Perrito, Olaf made me cry too as a kid
I stuck around through the credits in the cinema, because I'd seen a thumbnail on UA-cam that showed Shrek in a bar with Puss, saying there was an end credits scene.
In hindsight, that picture was just an edit of Death's first scene, but I did get to hear Puss ask me _"You're still here?"_
I looked around, and sure enough, I was the only person in the room.
Oh how I have been waiting for this one!! 😃
This is a new height for Dreamworks, I haven't connected so much with a movie since HTTYD 3 and I am so glad I saw it!
So glad the wait is over!!
I think you're the first reactor I've seen that commented on how Perrito got outright SMACKED by Death's flame barrier 🤣
"What's that like St Patrick's day.." you mean St...CATricks day.
Love the reactions.
Hahahahaha I love that! Thanks for watching!
I love this movie so much. Every time I will laugh 5 minutes ahead of the joke because I know it’s coming.
hahaha you know that’s the making of a great movie!
This is such a great movie. From what I remember from the other puss in boots movies (I haven’t seen them in a while besides the first one.) I think I would say this is my favorite one. Protect the puppy at all cost! Also patches is too too cute. Love the videos! You do an amazing job!
Thanks for watching!!
I've seen a lot of characters named "Death" but this one is one of my favorites
Deaths Whistle is actually whistled by the voice actor himself.
I believe the Jack Horner nursery rhyme was originally published in a newspaper, lambasting a political figure for acting high and mighty for doing something benevolent that they also benefited from.
But I read it on the internet, so grain of salt.
It was nice to use him as a villain cause he’s one of the forgotten nursery rhymes.
Jack Horner was, iirc, a parody of a British noble who was delivering some deeds to the king of England on the behalf of his boss to pay back a debt. He skimmed a couple for himself.
I remember first going in to see the movie I just assumed perrito was just gonna be that annoying side character they add for cheap laughs but he was actually a good character
Just so many of his deaths were preceded by "Watch!"
The shot with the horse was the ending shot of the first Puss in Boots movie
Yeah the Goldilocks resolution made me cry in the theater too
He meant he couldn't defeat him because no mortal can just plain beat death even if it's just combat...well unless they make a deal for immortality or something.
Do the whistle in a crowd of people and you immediately know who's seen this. This is a sequel to an 11 year old spinoff from a sequel and Dreamworks gives us this. They've set the bar very high for upcoming animated films. An interesting aside, the film's box office income actually went up the second weekend it was out which almost never happens. It was mostly from word of mouth advertising. I love seen the reactions as people find this movie. It's definitely one of Dreamworks' best and really should get the Oscar for best animated film.
Perrito is voiced by Harvey Guillén in What We Do in the Shadows, AND he also did the Spanish dub for this movie!
I also cried more than sh** in the puppy scene in the cat's anxiety attack
17:47 I love how you said the exact same thing as Perrito with the same emphasis
Yup! Perrito means little dog or puppy depends on the context. Honestly not surprised with the name, it's in line with the first shrek movie. With his little sidekick only being called Donkey.
The main characters are named after their species and everyone doesn't mind, they're that good.
Pretty sure the Puss on horse is a reference to Zorro which Antonio Banderas did two movies of.
24:32 Looks like you still haven't registered that the Wolf is literally "DEATH".
Puss admitting that he can't beat him means that he can't escape from death, and that Death always wins in the end coz all lives meet their end at some point, and he's just now come to accept that.
Whenever I think about this movie I think about the Big Bad Wolf called Death, unwanted dog called Perrito and a little conversation where Perrito says Death is therapy dog too. 😂Great reaction!😃
The sigh of relief when I saw the credits and it was Samson Kayo who voices Baby Bear
The horse reference might be more towards the character if El Zorro, which is similar to Puss in Boots...and was played by Antonio Banderas, too. It's all I can think of
I thought it was Donkey when he turned into a horse
Fun facts:
The Bell tolls 7 times in the giant fight, and then one 8th time when it falls on Puss, once for each of his deaths.
Death can be seen in the corner of each of the number cards during the flashbacks to the previous deaths. He’s also in the crowd watching the giant fight.
Every named character is introduced with a wanted (or unwanted) poster saying who they are, except the Wolf, who taps the word "Dead" on Puss’s poster instead, hinting at who he is.
this movie was just so great possibly one of best animations i seen in last 20 years perrito was just so a sweet character can not wait to see him in the next shrek movie
15:08 that's the point, being a nursery rhyme he hates that popoulars stories like Pinocchio overshadow him
26:38 bro look at the governor’s assistant in the background, she smiled when she saw the boat was gone
Everyone loved puss in boots lmao
8:48 I’m assuming the horse is a reference to el Zoro. Originally a Spanish vigilante and hero of the people like Robin Hood. He rode a horse called Tornado. (It should be noted that Puss’ Voice actor also played el Zoro in the movies)
It could also be a play on the knight in shining armour trope. When the hero rides off into the sunset on his noble steed.
Don't worry, baby bear is not voiced by James Corden but instead, Samson kayo
17:05 "
"¡Los voy hacer a todos alfombras de baño!" should translate to "I'm going to make bathmats out of all of you!" or something similar.
Yes Perrito is a perrito (little dog). But in this franchise, they have a kitty named Kitty and a donkey named Donkey- so it all checks out. By the way, if you noticed, at first Puss called him "Perro" (Dog) until he got to know him better and then switched to "Perrito" which is more affectionate. This movie is the best!
I don't think Samson Kayo would be happy if he knew people thought he sounded like James Corden.
OMG I JUST REMEMBERED THAT ANTONIO SAID HIS BEARD 'LOOKED DISTINGUISHED' IN THE LEGEND OF ZORO!! OMG I KNEW THERE WERE EASTER EGGS FROM ZORO IN HERE BUT I CAN'T BELIEVE I MISSED THAT ONE AH!
Chosing Jack Horner to be the irredeemable villain was the best choice because nobody gives a shit about jack horner as a character being shafted by an even better villain
Theres a headcanon of Death feeling bad for accidentally hitting Perrito with his flames in the final battle😭 even he knows he didn’t deserve that
ugh good. he should feel bad
@@thebestofstephx Forreal!
5:39 POV: You forgot to wash the dishes as you mom said
Your Mom:
*Pickles* 🥰
Puss in boots in the horse memory was actually flash back to the second movie The Diablo Triplets.
Oh Stephanie.. I love your brain.
You're on point on do many things in this. It's admirable.
Plus, love the reaction.❤️
Perrito comforting Puss was so heartwarming😢
I made a PowerPoint presentation on the best animated media that everyone needs to see once, the second I saw this movie it went on the presentation. The perfect influence of Spiderverse with the visual distinctions and designs of Kung Fu Panda and HTTYD
Such a good way to describe it!
that's sutch a cute kitty you have there
this film was legit amazing 10/10
I can appreciate how insightful you are. a lot of these other reaction videos they're so blindsided by some of the very clear plot beats. which isn't inherently wrong, but I'm glad to see you catching on to things similarly to how I did.
8:52 it's a Zorro reference.
Antonio Banderas is known for playing Zorro.
Ahhh that makes sense!
17:51 I like how you and perrito had a little synchronization moment…. So silly…
22:44, I swear I thought it was James Corden too!
21:10 Whoever Came Up With That Was A Genius! 😂
I think the shot with Puss on the horse is a reference to Zorro since Antonio Banderes played both characters