Epic.. just epic!!!! First time watching Puss In Boots The Last Wish movie reaction

[@BaddMedicine]

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[@berff326]

🧡🧡🧡

[@CrispyChips007]

Hey guys, did the watch along format get taken down? Think I missed it 😢

[@BaddMedicine]

@@CrispyChips007 we are currently in the process of re-uploading our content. You should see that and more coming back in the next 24-48 hours.

[@zaraheg6146]

Please watch CREED

[@CrispyChips007]

@@BaddMedicine coolies ☺️ thanks for the reply 🙏

[@koushikraja331]

The best villain of 2022, everybody. A wolf voiced by Wagner Moura who had like 4 minutes of screentime and yet scared the hell out of kids and adults.

[@alyssabullock6421]

7 minutes actually

[@shrøømpizza-u1t]

​@@alyssabullock6421☝🏼🤓

[@Prototype-357]

Quality over quantity

[@HeavenhoundGiuseppe]

It's a dirty shame they didn't sell a Halloween costume of the wolf. How many of those would we have seen from the kids who dress up as whatever character scared them the most that year?

[@annabelgodwin4862]

I knew I recognised his voice from somewhere - saw him as Pablo Escobar in the show Narcos. Another incredible performance!

[@neabby]

Death is one of the absolute best and terrifying villains created. That whistling is haunting lol 💀

[@olavisalomaa]

I agree. And Jack Horner is one of the funniest villains we've had in a long time.

[@18Hongo]

That guy exists in the same universe as Shrek. I don't really know what to make of that.

[@nicolasdesouzaribeiro7992]

I'm from Brazil and the guy who voices death is like top 3 most famous actors here. He's fantastic

[@lmaolini]

​@@18Hongoi mean if its a (fairy)tale it exists in shrek so theres probably a lot more maybe even fucked up stuff there😭

[@LuxDefensor]

Why does everyone calls Death a villain?

[@raunjisto2925]

The Oak seemed to have a very heavy reaction to Puss’s panic attack scene with Perrito. Yeah that scene always gets me too.

[@skyofthelivingdead]

It really is tough to watch when you’ve had them before, it was simulated SO accurately.

[@Lilcutiepie95]

Same

[@Hamartias_hound]

Absolutely.

[@lilscenechick1995]

I wanted to give Oak a hug 🥺 He’s such a sweetheart. I’ve had panic attacks. That scene got to me so bad

[@colpelvole3275]

It is such a great scene, no conversation, no over dramatic shenanigan, just a moment to a moment.

[@Em-lt3qb]

Anytime Oak cries, I cry. It's the law.

[@Aragonsdick]

A literal gut punch that..but a warm one 😢.

[@TheOtherBoobJustDropped]

It’s like seeing your dad cry, just gets ya every time

[@stancinatti8198]

@@TheOtherBoobJustDroppedfacts

[@j0hn00]

Knew as soon as Puss was hyperventilating and he went quiet. While it sucks to know another person has enough personal experience with anxiety to understand the scene, it's always comforting to see someone who gets it

[@mariaclaramilet8536]

As a Brazilian, it makes me super super proud that Wagner Moura, also Brazilian, did an absolutely amazing job vocing Death/Wolf

[@amyprs]

finalmente uma brasileira.

[@thomaschristopherwhite9043]

Wagner has been absolutely incredible in everything he's in.

[@cellazucolotto]

finalmente outra brasileira que assiste eles

[@lucassymon3152]

Brasil-sil-sil!!!

[@Diegotheparrot]

absolutamente maravilhoso! He did a great job.

[@maximillianosaben]

Trying to get this sequel made was a very long-time process. Antonio Banderas had a heart attack in 2017, and as a result making this movie, and the plot they settled on, made this a very personal project for him.

[@freezasama5802]

No wonder the movie felt soo personal and touching damn I didn't know that it makes it even better

[@thejaded]

God that hits harder man! I love Antonio Banderas.. I knew him from all the Shrek films and the last Puss movie, yet I stumbled across the Mask Of Zorro when I was really hungover.. Such a great actor and I'm happy we still got the guy!!!

[@brblife6316]

Yes same! After watching shrek movies and first puss in boots I watched his Zorro movie he basically still is Zorro but as a cat😭 it just makes it better that he's lived puss in boots kinda life in real life through his other movies. He's the best and could never imagine this without the legendary him​@@thejaded

[@wintergreene5089]

26:11 a theory i have is that kitty really DID show up to the wedding, but she just lied about it to puss because she overheard how guilty he felt about it. she was genuinely angry with him about santa coloma earlier in the movie so i think she was there to be abandoned and hurt, but after overhearing his conversation with perrito she forgave him and didn't want to make a big deal out of it when he brought it up

[@Saphthings]

I saw it as maybe that, or maybe she heard he didn't show up later too and just sort of played it off because she was ashamed of what she did too, so it took her hearing how bad he felt about it to admit what she did.

[@meatbleed]

@@Saphthings I think she showed up, since idk how she'd know Puss didn't show up otherwise.

[@clonnlijinhlong2713]

​@@SaphthingsThe woman just had to be the villain? How tf would she know Puss didn't show up if she wasn't there?. She was genuinely hurt by Puss..even at the star scene....Her wish was someone who she could trust....do you really think she would be that mad and don't trust Puss if she herself didn't show up??

[@Fungo4]

I think there's a good chance it's something in between. I don't think she was lying about seeing how self centered he was and knowing she couldn't be his number one. My guess would be that she knew it was a bad idea, but showed up just to see if he'd surprise her, but was let down yet again.

[@Saphthings]

@@meatbleed I mean, it's a wedding full of people of course you hear that someone didn't show.

[@fettel1988]

The ONLY reaction group I've seen watch this movie and clue in so early that the Wolf was actually Death.

[@Aragonsdick]

Facts 😅.

[@Peridot916]

Watch Sorta Stupid

[@WeeLassReacts]

Watching four fully grown men full on belly laugh at this movie made my entire day so much better. Thanks guys LOL!!!

[@beckymiller2536]

Oh my God! I never thought I'd see you in this comment section of all places 😂 Love your videos! ♥️

[@Berry_84]

WeeLass!

[@mimic1984]

I did a double take when I saw yer girl Mosco was in the room! 💜

[@hoopa6477]

Same, mosco, same

[@lighthouse-witch]

saaame, loved watching them lose their minds with Perrito, esp The Answer

[@milkiassamuel780]

This sequel truly had no right to be this incredible or go this HARD! The first movie was certainly good, but man this sequel absolutely blew me away with the writing, the music, visuals and animation frame-rate change, the characters journey especially Puss, Goldilocks, Kitty etc.... This movie really makes Puss the more of an interesting character and one of tmy favourite DreamWorks protagonists too. Not to mention this films depictin of Death is genius and I adore how much he actually tests Puss, not because he's evil but wants to show Puss how to value his life and genuinely puts the fear the of death into you giving you goosebumps everytime you hear rhat whistle. Death is honestly one of greatest DreamWorks villains we've ever seen and is definitely up there with villains like Tai Lung, Lord Shen, Fairy Godmother, Captain DuBois, Pitch Black etc...

[@moniquesalazar1708]

His Spanish rant about playing with his food makes me doubt that Death's intentions were so benign. He scolded himself for playing with his food and when he told Puss about how he was hunting the egotistical legend, Death seemed disappointed that he could no longer do that, since Puss changed. Not to take away from Death wishing him well, but he presents as the type to get a kick out of subduing (💀⚰️) prideful/disrespectful mortals. I don't think teaching was on the agenda, unless we consider revenge to be a form of teaching.

[@cynxmanga]

Death didn't want to teach Puss anything. It just happened "by accident". Death is a true menace and that's why he's so awesome, stop downplaying his role.

[@LionManatic]

@@moniquesalazar1708 I think the biggest thing, that sorta makes me think that Death was basically the equivalent of Rattlesnake Jake from Rango, where he calls the protagonist out on their BS and tests them to be who they claim to be or else face the consequences. Is that, while unlike Jake, Death is a force of nature who could at any point (with some rules I'm sure), just end it with Puss. The part what got me sorta convinced is at the last fight scene, where Death kept Puss's sword and gave it to him. Sure, maybe he was still playing with his food, but he did say in the beginning that "We've reached the end", and created a fire ring that Puss couldn't pass. If Death was really done with him, he wouldn't of never gave Puss his weapon back, let alone keep it all this time, and giving him that last chance to fight for his life. Maybe teaching wasn't the primary intention, but could've became a secondary intention, varying of how serious Puss was taking it. :^P

[@n30ng75]

​@@moniquesalazar1708"gets a kick out of subduing prideful/egotistical mortals." What's wrong with death having a personality? And, are you not familiar with the Darwin Awards? Kinda presumptuous to project how you think death should operate. Might as well give God your list of how "laws of nature" should work, while you're at it. 😂

[@n30ng75]

​@@cynxmangamaybe the lesson is, if you don't change and have a healthy respect for life and death, death will get you faster than you think. It's still death's lesson, on tempting death.

[@ryanakers1372]

I heard Antonio Banderas got the idea for this movie after surviving a heart attack that nearly killed him. While I'm sorry that happened to him, I'm very glad he used his experience to inspire this incredible movie.

[@tunahan8400]

If it's true, that's incredible! He is such a clever man.

[@n30ng75]

The best storytelling is drawn from life experiences. It definitely makes writing more powerful, as it comes from a real place. Some writers are often criticized because they don't insert much of themselves in their craft, which leaves it lackluster. Someone having experienced a particular thing can describe the experience and portray it within their craft with much more vividness and detail, than someone who lacks the experience and just wants to portray something they haven't felt themselves. "Difference between astrologists, and astronomers."

[@Johnthecollie]

Unfortunately, no. The writer did get the idea of death from his heart attack though. Using that life experience in his voice, acting really came through.

[@SkidmoreTx]

“We will meet again “ “ Hasta la muerte” That line just goosebumps

[@NativeRecordsGalaxy]

Definitely an underrated line. I think a lot of people don't understand basic Spanish, and this just went over their heads.

[@j0hn00]

What's hasta la muerta mean?

[@NativeRecordsGalaxy]

@@j0hn00 It means "good bye" but phrased as "until death" or "to death". And since Puss was fighting the literal death, the dialog was perfect.

[@n30ng75]

​​@@j0hn00hasta luego. Literal rough translation "until later" Loose translation. "See you, later." Hasta manana. Literal rough translation. "Until morning/tomorrow." Loose translation. "See you tomorrow." Muerte = death. Hasta la muerte. Literal rough translation. "Until the death/Until death" Loose translation. "see you at death." Such a line, and Antonio makes it even better!

[@brblife6316]

​@@NativeRecordsGalaxyI watched the reaction to coco first so when I watched this movie with them I understood what it meant💕

[@FallenOne669]

32:21 "It's like the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly!" The score is called the 'Good, the Bad, and the Goldi.' They knew what they were doing.

[@ninakrishnamurthy6674]

Did Michael Giacchino score this movie? Because he's known for titling tracks in his scores based on puns.

[@FallenOne669]

@ninakrishnamurthy6674 No, it's Heitor Pereira.

[@ninakrishnamurthy6674]

@@FallenOne669 Good to know. Thanks!

[@christinaify]

The Jiminy Cricket parody is credited as "Ethical Bug" lol

[@BonniBarlow-fn6oj]

Now I'm imagining him in a parody about some hypocritical ethically-challenged politicians in the news as of late.

[@Aragonsdick]

😂😂😂.. well they ain't wrong

[@-EchoesIntoEternity-]

42:30 never heard Florence Pugh use an English accent?.... wait til he finds out that she is really British 🤣

[@rosyellis14]

LOL

[@theirishviking9278]

to be fair same thing happened to the actor playing House, hell even in the UK David Tennet most famous role has him not speak in his natural Scottish accent

[@TimedRevolver]

@@theirishviking9278 Hugh Laurie. The best part is they specifically wanted an American actor for House, and he still got the job.

[@skyofthelivingdead]

@@theirishviking9278also Andrew Lincoln who plays Rick on The Walking Dead. I had no idea he was British for quite a while because his southern drawl is so good.

[@morganrrhaze]

I wonder if they have even heard of “fighting with my family “ she is great in it.

[@nshippudennaruto2814]

If you guys pay attention to kitty she only wears her mask when she’s feel insecure..alone and is hurting . She never wore her mask again after the start till puss hurt her at the end …but she removed it once she saw puss wasn’t trying to abandon her or anything. Even when she touched the map kitties path was all about loneliness.

[@NubK4]

My rating on this movie went from an 8/10 on first viewing to a 10/10 after rewatch only because I realised how much it achieves: - It juggles 3 villains equally and gives them all a noticeable presence and influence in the plot (The force of nature, the redeemable and irredeemable villains) - It has a realistic depiction of a panic attack - A comedic relief character that is very likeable that contributes to puss' character arc, and he isn't just there to be annoying - They actually have the guts to animate blood, include comedic censoring and make death genuinely terrifying - The pacing is phenomenal considering how much happens in the 90 minutes - Beautiful animation that is inspired by Spiderverse but has a unique art pallete type colouring - A meaningful character arc not just from Puss, but from Kitty and Goldilocks as well - And the most impressive thing is that you can watch this movie as a standalone without watching the first and you wouldn't miss a single thing Shocked that it only got rated a 7.8/10 on IMDB. The film deserves at least an 8/10

[@LoXHumaN]

Yeah I give it a 10 as well, so well written, entertaining and great pacing.

[@SarcasticDragonGaming]

It’s absolutely a movie that you appreciate more each time you watch it, I’ve probably seen it a dozen times and I still notice new themes and details every now and then. I actually think it’s the best movie I’ve ever seen. Pretty much every aspect of it is executed as well as it could’ve possibly been. I don’t like to use the term ‘perfection’ because true perfection is obviously subjective, but it’s the only word that feels appropriate.

[@KristineCintron]

If you look closely in the cheering crowd in the beginning, death was there because Puss was about to 💀

[@gregpl9363]

was looking to see if someone posted it already :P another cool detail is the church bell. it rings 8 times during the fight with the titan, with the 8th one being sounded when it drops on puss, taking his 8th life. and the Goldilocks fairytale book, first letter of every sentence on the page she opens, spells out something like "you already have it". movie is awesome.

[@blockedblock5203]

@@gregpl9363 And when they show the Bear family WANTED poster and it rips, the only text left after parts are ripped away is "Want Family"

[@gregpl9363]

@@blockedblock5203 oh snap didn't catch that one. little easter eggs like that is what gives this movie it's replay value 💯

[@n30ng75]

"Going to die."

[@IQSim]

@@blockedblock5203 And the first letters of each sentence in Goldie's book spell out "You already have it". This movie is packed to the brim with details.

[@Birdnerdextraordinaire]

Others may have mentioned but in case! the animation style is that during the action scenes they ran 12 frames a second while out of action ran at 24 frames. It helped make the action feel snappy and fast and intense, impacts hit harder while the softer scenes needed the more softer movement! It was such a clever way they did it!

[@Karan-pn7xs]

Deaths whistle has become such a iconic thing. Literally sends shivers down my spine everytime.

[@gailscrypto1536]

also a reference to the superstition that whistling in the dark is bad luck.

[@exknight39]

This is it. The movie that made us all thought Dreamworks was not going downhill. This was such a masterpiece, and a great choice to break off from the realistic look that the Shrek movies had, because having them looking slightly cartoonish elevates the animation even more. Truly, a great movie to start of the early 2020s

[@duncancurtis5108]

Kitty Softpaws took the rap for Santa Coloma, leaving Puss waiting in vain.

[@n30ng75]

I have only seen the Shrek movies, and watching this, it makes me want to go through the whole universe. They definitely did an outstanding job with this. Their box office is nothing to sneeze at, and looking at the Super Mario Bros box office, I can only speculate that the numbers are just franchise brand name consumerism, because this movie stands on top of SMB, in my book.

[@estebanvelazquez353]

Bad guys was also enjoyable

[@teejaykaye]

Perrito really did a number on these guys ! I’ve never seen them wheeze so hard

[@Eternalsfan]

I was bawling my eyes out when they burst into laughter. 😂😂😂😂

[@Anna-xi8hu]

23:43 I think Oak almost cried... Because I was the same

[@kyamnp1]

he cries at 53:55 :( made me cry too

[@BaddMedicine]

Thank you for this super! We greatly appreciate it 🤙

[@Anna-xi8hu]

@@kyamnp1 I watch the reaction first and wrote bevor review and yes he broke me in the end

[@neesonnaidoo4745]

What makes Death so good is that he's not really a villain. He's an antagonist that the hero has to overcome, like a force of nature. I love the message at the end that we can never REALLY ever beat Death. It's a very powerful message for a children's movie

[@k-popbiased1058]

Oak getting choked up in the review 😭😭

[@Tipsywibble]

Honestly one of the best movies of the decade. That "oof" moment when Perrito's chin touches down during a brilliant representation of a panic attack... yeah I think we all felt that oof.

[@aeneaskokkelmans868]

Death had got to be one of the best villains ive ever seen in a movie! The fact that he is essentially a force of nature and is just doing his job but resends puss because of the way he treated his lives perfectly fits his character and gives people an incredible lesson about life.

[@XtMurky]

Always nice to see the soft side of The Oak, shows how much of a good hearted guy he is.... 💪🏻

[@TheGentleCreepers]

53:42 I wanna give Oak a big hug!!! 😭😭😭

[@frikkinpenguin]

I didn’t expect anything going into the sequel and was completely blown away. Death lived in my head rent free the following weeks😂

[@VonDoomOpbr]

The Wolf had the BEST Villain energy of any villain in a Dreamworks movie. The coins over the eyes was the scene that cemented it for me💯

[@alexianigollarza3583]

56:30 this is the biggest message for me, Perrito was just there, in silence, when his friend needed him. That shows the importance of having people that love you around you. Puss wanted the legend, the fame, but that was going to lead him to a life of loneliness. Thanks your this amazing reaction!! Also, yes, Perrito is "little dog" in Spanish 😂❤ it was funny listening to you try to say it😂 extra points for Oak for saying it right 🎉🎉

[@Zorph27]

I swear Dreamworks just hits a Grand Slam with their 2nd movies: Puss in boots, Shrek, How to train your dragon, Kung fu panda. Outstanding Favorites for me!

[@Aragonsdick]

Totally.. I feel like "the wild robot" will break hearts because the trailer really got me really emotional..😅. I almost hated DreamWorks for Megamind 2..but I believe their upcoming bigger budgets are going to be bangers.

[@bombus8377]

You got the 3 main types of villains in this movie. The one that you can relate with, the one that is just evil to be evil, and one that is just terrifying.

[@mthrofwntr]

When you all cheered at the dog's eyes. Favorite.

[@nicolelandberg543]

I cried SO hard when I saw this in theaters, at the part where Puss is having a panic attack and perrito lays his head in his lap to calm him down 😭💔. BEST...THERAPY...DOG EVER!

[@bella6798]

i love the sass mason quinn gives sometimes🤣 “what did you give megamind diamonds dave?🤨” “megamind was a 5” “oh okay.. just checking🙂” he’s so funny LMAO

[@huntercool2232]

I love how Perro just absolutely destroyed these guys every time he was on screen 💀💀 *Perro really is a 10/10 character*

[@Alexandherbunny]

I work with kids who’s home situation is so bad, they’ve been taken away from their families. We watched this movie on our annual summer camp/vacation. They’re all around 8-10 years old. I can tell you, this movie sparked so much emotion and conversation! We all cried together by the end! It’s a masterpiece in my mind ❤

[@entrcpy]

There’s just something about watching my big, beefy guys giggling at an animated cat movie that tickled my heart. 😂 you guys were absolutely losing it at one point and it brought a big smile to my face.

[@dannybob42]

The Last Wish is among the upper echelon on animated sequels not just for Dreamworks, it just paced everything so wonderfully and each character is vibrant and unique. The spider-verse style of animation blended wonderfully but also the use of leitmotifs with each character too

[@zjjohnson3827]

What really got to me in this movie is that it made me cry (Mama Bear telling Goldie “Whether you think we’re your family or not, if this is something that will make you happy, we’ll get you that wish”, and the end where Goldie hugged her Mama and told her that she did get her wish and everything was just right, and lastly, when Puss’ 9th life flashed before his eyes, and Death tried to taunt him again with “What’s the matter? Lives flashing before your eyes?” only to get a determined Puss facing him down with “No, just THIS one!” ), but in a happy way. In a “that’s so sweet/wholesome, everything is gonna be ok” way. The only other animated movie to make me cry as a teen/adult was How To Train Your Dragon 2, with Stoick’s death. But that left me hollow, sent me into a depression, and hurt me so bad that I still have not watched HTTYD 3 for fear that it also will have some horrible gut punching heartwrench. The Last Wish, on the other hand, shows that a show or movie doesn’t need to resort to brutally killing a beloved character to get viewers emotional, and for this reason and many others, this is my favorite animated movie. One last note: despite the tune being identical, when Death bids Puss goodbye, until the death, and turns to leave, his whistle is suddenly no longer menacing and horror vibey. Again, despite it not actually changing tune or intensity, its suddenly haunting, but beautiful and kinda relaxing. Which is the true message of the film, after the importance of friends and family: Death is peaceful, not something to fear, but something Puss will likely greet like an old friend when he finally dies forever after Edit: the whistle is no longer accompanied by the drumbeats

[@theirishviking9278]

the drumbeat might be a heartbeat motif also HTTYD3 is a good send off i would suggest watching it doesn't have anything quite like stoics death but its message as a film is very much attached to the emotions that are tired to that event

[@freezasama5802]

Stoic's death was soo random we see him be the happiest in his life after reuniting with his wife only to be killed instantly it's crazy and such a sudden and tragic end to such a loveable character from the htyd franchise

[@wuji9298]

I rarely comment, but I would just like to say something about the How To Train Your Dragon part. I totally, totally, totally get what u mean in regards to Stoick and the emotions and feelings related to that and to the whole How To Train Your Dragon series in general. The series is honestly one of the best and on of the most emotional things I have laid my eyes on and experienced ever. And no spoilers for the third, but I just want to say your fears are totally understandable but I just want to reassure you that such a thing will not happen. I watched it when it came out and since then haven’t because the emotions and everything is a lot for me, but definitely not in a hollow, sad or negative way. It’s just really, really good and emotional in a lot of ways (but none very depressing or sad). So I just wanted to tell you that I get it but it’s okay to watch it! And I say this because How To Train Your Dragon is something I hold very close to my heart and your feelings about it really resonated with me and its just something that I feel like words won’t do it justice. It’s just one of those things that’s so good, I don’t want anyone to deprive themselves of it so I hope this serves as some kind of reassurance, comfort or encouragement to watch the third. Also I am basing this off of a few sentences so if u don’t relate with this at all, then feel free to ignore this whole thing lol.

[@nosoulboy13]

Mama Bear got me too.

[@nikoloznasaridze6328]

Glad you mentioned that scene from HTTYD 2. The Hiccup's speech during Stoick's funeral is for me the most emotional scene in any animation ever, I remember crying to it in the theaters, so hard that my 3D glasses got wet so I barely saw the following scene, but after a rewatch I listened to those words more carefully, and I realised how brilliant the whole speech was. I literally get teary-eyed when I just think about that scene

[@SchneiderRammGirl]

Just want to say, you guys are the puppy on my lap, thanks for being there & making my day, the emotions in your reviews was so touching & moving to listen to, proves what I've been saying all along, you guys have big hearts & pure souls ❤

[@goswamipratibha2010]

Wowww, that’s such a heart warming compliment. I hundred percent echo with what you said. This channel is one of the rarest blessing in my life at the moment 🙇🏻‍♀️

[@SchneiderRammGirl]

@@goswamipratibha2010 thanks for the kind comment!

[@thomaschristopherwhite9043]

This movie just slaps. When it's funny it's hilarious, when it's sad it's heartbreaking, when it gets emotional it gets eeemmmootttiiionnal. The story is so good, the cast is fantastic, the animation is top notch disney pixar level, it's got everything. And Oak is right, if you don't like this movie, there's something wrong with you.

[@Lilcutiepie95]

Perrito cussing made my theater absolutely DIE laughing lol Love your reviews! They make my day.

[@Eternalsfan]

I flipping LOVE this DOG! I loved him from the split second I saw him lol!

[@thanosandnobill3789]

This a sequel for a spin-off that came out more than ten years ago that no one asked for... And was AWESOME!

[@Drake844221]

When I first watched this movie, I was left with this sense of "What right does an eleven-year-late sequel to a spinoff of a series that I never _really_ cared for in the first place have to be such a powerful and sobering look at mortality and how we live our lives?" Seriously, though. I love the portrayal of Death... and I really don't count him as a villain. Yes, he wants to take Puss' life throughout the movie, but... when you really get serious about what we see of Puss... he _isn't_ a hero. He lies, he cheats, he steals, and he actively puts others in danger for the glory of his "legend." His eighth death was entirely the result of his reckless risk-taking and showboating. If he hadn't felt the need to hold the party at the governor's mansion, then there never would have been a fight... and if he hadn't felt the need to bring fireworks to a sword fight that he was already winning, the giant would never have woken up and tried to abduct people, and he would never have put himself in a position to be crushed by the bell. Honestly, if I had been Puss' friend, I would have just stared dumbfoundedly at him and said "What the heck were you thinking? That was a horrible plan in the first place!" How many other times has he put people at risk? We know how many times he's thrown a life away and never learned from it. That version of Puss needed to die, but... a new version of Puss took its place, and this one has infinitely more right to be called a hero at this point. A few little fun tidbits, though. Not only was that Florence Pugh, Papa Bear was played by Ray Windstone, who also played Dreykov in Black Widow... so a little bit of an MCU reunion there XD Also, when he is going through listing the times he's died, the embellishment at the corners of the cards _is_ Death. Really eerie detail for them to have included. After all... he was there for each and every one of the times that he's died. And... the times he shows up in the movie are when Puss is slipping back into his old bad habits. Using the villagers to block the horses was a pretty miserable move when you realize that, had the horses not stopped, then several of those people would have been hurt or even killed. You noticed the art style was very Into the Spiderverse inspired, and... yeah. You are 100% correct on that. They really learned from that movie's success to see that they could do much more stylized things and just... really hit it out of the park. Oh, and kudos to them giving the most realistic depiction of a panic attack that I've ever seen in any medium. The way the sound was muffled, and there was just the feeling of the fear being everything in your world... oh, and the thing Perrito did to help him is an actual technique taught to therapy dogs called pressure therapy. And, hey, Perrito wanted to be a therapy dog. Heck, as much as it is Puss in Boots, he's the one who made the movie truly click.

[@JiReyAnimation]

25:14 pay attention to the first letter of each row. There's a hidden message that tells Goldie: "You already have it... And they lived happily ever after."

[@BoyDovan]

Oak got hit hard by that goldilocks scene where she rejected the best family she ever had. Cause ya know he's all about family

[@gregpl9363]

A crazy detail is the one in the bears house. the fairytale book Goldilocks is looking at. the story page, every first letter of every sentence, spells out "You already have it". its little details like this that makes this an amazing movie and def worth multiple watches

[@IlLupoAC]

I think my favourite part of watching you guys is seeing you get real. We don't get enough of that out in the world, where people - especially men - don't feel safe enough to open up and openly appreciate the deeper meaning of things. Love you guys. Thanks for your insights!

[@williamwassmann9349]

God I love this channel. You four are role models I wish I had growing up. (33). Positive masculinity at its finest.

[@Supboi]

I think “The oak” was taking it in the most He seemed like he was about to tear up with the amazing story and character growth and messages they sent. I’m glad you guys watched this masterpiece! ❤

[@madmanjeshiro8288]

The Anwer is having the time of his life with this one. Oak's message really hit hard. I love this reaction, and even watched it 3 times

[@redfoxakame]

This film is a masterpiece to me and I'm happy that you guys finally reacted to it! As a massive Puss fan, the first film didn't really have an impact to me tho I liked it and I've rewatched it so many times lol! But this sequel reminded me that Puss isn't an immortal, invincible Zorro that I've always looked up to with shiny eyes. He was weak, a coward, and he was a loser. And his growth throughout the film made me love his character, not just a superhero I admire, but as a "person" who finally attained real "strength" and finally loved his own life. And it has a huge impact cause I was just a teen in the first film and now as an adult with similar experience, it spoke so much to me and it reminded me that I've grown up with Puss. It was amazing. Now my favorite is Death lmao! I still love Puss but Death is such a badass! Such an incredible character that made the show so great!

[@OutOfPocket-h9e]

So many tearjerker moments in this movie, Puss having a panic attack and Perrito helping him calm down, and Mama bear telling Goldi that they'll get her wish even if Goldi doesn't see them as a proper family was so heartbreaking.

[@steinaf]

In my opinion, they perfected the hero's journey formula that we've seen so many times, and I really like twist characters, like Death and Goldilocks and her cockney bear family. Please, Dreamworks, I would love to see Donkey and Perrito as friends.

[@Lillypad420]

This movie didn't need to go this hard but man what a great comeback to the Shrekverse

[@migmit]

"I'll get you, my kitties, and your little dog too" "Not the bees" Classic quotes, and that movie actually makes them better.

[@kingslomo6538]

Idk if oak will ever see this but man. My favorite things from these reactions is hearing your insight at the end brother. You’re an awesome dude. I remember you guys mentioning people thinking you guys are just meatheads and I did think that at first. But you guys are all great intellectuals both in brains and emotions and I appreciate y’all. Cinema is such a great median to learn and grow

[@davidbaye3758]

I see it and most definitely appreciate your kind words. Thank you ❤ -Oak

[@eileendesandre8316]

everything he/she said up there. in spades!

[@kingslomo6538]

@@eileendesandre8316 thank you its he :D

[@donovanshea5490]

Death is a super popular character in this movie and I love him but think Goldilocks and the three bears are super underrated. I loved their little found family mini arc during the movie.

[@k-popbiased1058]

I’ve never seen y’all collectively lose your minds over a joke like that… does my heart good😂

[@lilscenechick1995]

I think Puss in Boots 2 followed the spirit of the original Shrek, where the protagonist is meant to be relatable to ADULTS. And I found it so great. Puss was feeling down on himself about needing to “retire.” He was forced to confront his mortality, because he was down to his “last life,” whereas humans simply get older and closer to death. Oak getting emotional was the sweetest thing ❤ Love you guys. I’m so happy you reacted to this one! Hands down one of my favorite animated films.

[@mimic1984]

It kinda broke my heart seeing Puss so scared. 🧡 🐈 💜 It's so unlike him (but in a good/sad way)

[@crisknap9635]

He had to be humbled they did a good job with it

[@world4saker]

and they way they showed how a panic attacks actually feels like, they really did their research they didn't try the whole someone slap him back to normal or tell him to calm down they made sure to show how to help.

[@veronikamajerova4564]

@@world4saker And to add to it, it fits with Perrito, as he said he wants to be therapy dog someday. And this exactly is how therapy dogs are supposed to react when their owner has panic attack.

[@loohdz1290]

I have sent you this message on private and patreon, but I feel like Puss with doggy on his lap everytime I see your videos… getting better and calming my anxiety. When I saw this movie last year I was dealing with anxiety due to a massive change in my life, thanks to you and my adopted cat I find peace more often. Thank you guys! From the bottom of my heart.

[@setofreakinkaiba8553]

I dont see Death as a villian. I dont know why people keep calling him a villian. He was the personification of death, he existed to externalize Puss' fear and he was also a lesson. He was more of a warning than a villian.

[@Aragonsdick]

I had the same same thought. Jack Horner was more villainous than Death.

[@pabloc8808]

Yeah. Jack Horner was a villain, Death was just an antagonist: he opposes the protagonist's goals, but not because he is evil.

[@buttertoto378]

The main reason I’d imagine death is called a villain is because puss isn’t dying and death’s coming for his soul, it’s cause he’s trying to kill him and end his last life early just because death feels he’s wasted his previous ones

[@Ieam0309]

I didagree. He is outright tormenting puss due to disliking the way he lived. Even if his actions caused a healthier life for Puss, Death's intent was to torment him, terrify him, then murder him. It wasn't his job to do so here, he simply had a personal grudge.​@pabloc8808

[@asmos3033]

To me DEATH is not a villain or an antagonist he is more a force of nature, like earth quakes or tornadoes you can’t fight nature

[@jaegerbombb6222]

my favorite activity is watching four middle aged men giggling at a potty mouthed dog great video as always yall 🎉🎉

[@07tthom]

I don't think I've ever seen Answer laugh so hard 😂😂😂

[@roni2971]

Yeah, whatever good vibes he came in with and this masterpiece of a comedy made it the perfect storm.

[@Zagregarian88]

I don’t think I’ve seen The Oak laugh as much as he did during this masterpiece.

[@jamesyboy4330]

Yall are my favorite reaction channel out of the entire library KZbin has. Absolutely love you guys.

[@Letha-Mae]

I absolutely love oaks emotional side!! And you know it's good when Diamond Dave gives a 4.9 ❤

[@joshuacoldwater]

53:45 - AMEN BROTHER, I couldn’t agree more. Money is everywhere, so is stuff. Memories with those you love are what makes life worth while.

[@chandrawijaya7167]

Megamind, SHERK 2 and this PUSS in Boots 2. They all three is masterpiece.. glad you all enjoy all of them

[@The3arthquake]

The way they portrayed Death here is probably my favorite of anything ever. He was truly terrifying. I love how much you guys laughed with Perro! Hope you guys react to Speed Racer some time soon! It's my favorite movie of all time, and I know you guys will love it.

[@MaybeRelative]

“My compliments to your cobbler. (Nasal laugh)” -El lobo Thanks for the laughs, fellas. Entertaining as usual. Keep on keeping on and Gritos from Tejas. “…(Whistles)…”

[@a.aaaaaaaaaaaa3224]

36:29, nothing nicer then seeing grown men cheer for something cute

[@EPICMAN_3D]

We all knew this MASTERPIECE was waiting for us at the end of this journey.

[@SturmAH]

I still can’t believe how well this movie came together. I still notice new things even after seeing it so many times, like Baby bear started out refusing to call Goldie his sister, but ends up saying “You saved my life, sis” acknowledging her as his family. So good!

[@deathkage779]

The opening fight is like a kid freindly version of AOT.

[@jacq_parairo]

I watched this for the first time (then three times after) during a flight from Australia and the animation still floors me. And the story, so heartwarming! I was teary-eyed esp when Perrito acted like an actual therapy dog for Puss

[@vanilla6326]

Just something I haven’t seen many people bring up: therapy dogs, specifically those used for people with panic disorders really need to be on the larger side, at least for people. One of their jobs is to lay their head on the person’s diaphragm to help them regulate breathing during a panic attack, a chihuahua couldn’t do that for a person. But he could do it for a cat, perrito is a puss in boots sized therapy dog

[@andrepinheiro3778]

Love you all 4 Love your work Hugs from Brazil.

[@huntercool2232]

I love how this film is such a masterpiece people are still continuing to react to it to this day even over a year later

[@wolfpack_104]

I'm not a big fan of the Shrek series, but the shift in animation made me curious enough to watch this film in theaters and I fell in love with it so much I dragged my friend to watch it with me the following weekend 😂.

[@Favouredz]

This is the best animated movie I've seen in a long time! with the exception of Across the Spiderverse. Love the panic attack scene, its so heartfelt and emotional. The wolf is absolutely chilling! Love this reaction

[@galilea_y]

After the fight, Lobo says “why the hell did I play with my food” in Spanish 35:29

[@passerinity]

It is crazy how Spiderverse influenced animation (for the better)

[@bluefiremarkii]

there are a million small things in this movie to notice, like counting the glasses of milk when death first shows up, the bell tolls in the backround, or the fact that his death counts have wolf in the corners as a pattern design, or that wolf was in the crowd during the giant fight.. So many small details in this movie, it is amazing.

[@stephanie061201]

I have been waiting for this one to finally drop for WEEKS

[@Hakkar6993]

Definitely one of the best animated movies in recent years. The comedy is great, the animation is top tier, the lessons hit hard, definitely some tearjerker moments too. Brilliant, brilliant movie, and loved the energy of this reaction too.

[@Saphthings]

No one can ever call Quinn slow or anything ever again, he called it right away and it surprises most people xD

[@winry2357]

I tried getting a coworker to watch this movie specifically because he doesn’t appreciate the life he has. Dude is in his mid forties with three loving kids and a loving wife, but because he only made $140k last year and our CEO made $10 million, he thinks he’s poor and that his life sucks. It’s like he has no comprehension of what he has compared to others and has legitimately said that if someone with more money than him were to self delete, he wouldn’t care because they have all the money and they should be happy. His view of life makes me so sad. I feel blessed that I make the money I do and that I have people in my life that I love. I don’t think money necessarily equals happiness. It helps, don’t get me wrong, but it’s not everything. I love this movie so much. It’s so well done and the animation is phenomenal.

[@alix5582]

You 4 are amazing, the editing is stunning, and the best part is you add to everything you watch. Thank you

[@Transitcat]

#1 lesson I took from the movie was Be In The Moment because you don’t know how long it will last and you don’t know if it will happen again. All of the characters were chasing for something to complete them instead of just looking around and really seeing what you have. Beautiful visually but the message touches your soul. Great reaction. Hugs to all of you ❤

[@catharinaguimaraes8080]

Always love Oak’s commentary and reflections, they’re so heart warming

[@bozuteru2160]

Goddamn bro Oak is so wise

[@xenogenesis9635]

Well deserved Oscar for this one. I'm just sad it came out the same year as Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio. That one was amazing as well.

[@Caine_D]

The best DEATH portrayal ever made!

[@kylewagenaar5786]

This was my favourite movie of that year. I watched it in theaters with my friends and wanted to see something else instead but within the first few minutes I was blown away.