I'm in LOVE with Perrito from Puss in Boots (best cat movie ever!)

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[@TheVeyZ]

34:05 The wolf saying "You know we will meet again, right?" Doesn't mean we'll see him again in a sequel. It just means that Puss will indeed see him again when his time finally comes.

[@jordancooney6817]

@Mrs_MaryCherry No, bot!

[@S1D3W1ND3R015]

Well, yeah. Death is inevitable and the only guarantee in life.

[@jsmithers.]

​@@S1D3W1ND3R015No. 🤡

[@BrokenGodEnt]

​@@S1D3W1ND3R015 Deaths and taxes baybee

[@gurvmlk]

@@S1D3W1ND3R015 Back in high school, one of my biology teachers once said that there are only two things you have to do in life. Be born, and die. One of the other students then said that you have to eat, to which the teacher said that eating is not something you have to do. Eating is a choice, but if you choose not to, then you'll die.

[@chansell15]

Because of the success of this movie, another Shrek movie is inevitable and I am here for it

[@SprayInk-Kreatïv-Nouveau]

unless they decide to recreate Shrek in that "Spiderverse" style and just for the nostalgia no one ends up liking the change and they throw a tantrum over such a necessary change as updating the animation quality.

[@donrikk8546]

And don’t forget it’s going to look beautiful!

[@urbent3147]

@@SprayInk-Kreatïv-Nouveau really hoping they don’t go back to that style was bored of it

[@SprayInk-Kreatïv-Nouveau]

@@urbent3147 it's time for a quality upgrade, that's for sure.

[@jsmithers.]

​@@urbent3147Spiderman Across the Spiderverse is literally the best looking animated film of all time and its not close.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

Death is one of if not the best DreamWorks antagonist ever. His whistle still sends shivers up my spine.

[@chloec4009]

I would say one of the best kids movie animated villains, not just Dreamworks, up there with Maleficent, Evil Stepmother, and other Disney villains

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too.

[@riveraharper8166]

@@chloec4009 Yep. Arguably he's up there with Scar and Frolo.

[@Bully_who_made_goblin_Jr_cry]

My sister said she was scared of the Death so I played his whistle sound and she got genuinely scared 😂I feel bad

[@XC11301991]

And not only that, the emphasize on the glowing red eyes in all his scenes are great. Esp when it goes dark his eyes shine through.

[@ericjohnson6120]

Perrito's path is easy because he is content with what he has, not because he's pure of heart.

[@charlesmcmanus4229]

I love the fact that you can see Death in the crowd of Del Mar in the beginning (when Puss is fighting the giant). When they are doing the wave, he’s chilling in the back next to some buildings.

[@jsmithers.]

🤡

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

The animation is top tier and cannot be praised enough. Death in this movie is one of the greatest antagonist I have ever seen

[@Drake844221]

Thank you for not calling him a villain XD He really illustrates the difference between the two.

[@gabrieldobson3469]

@@Drake844221 He was a villain. Even if it was for a few days. He tried to murder Puss before his time, that's not his job as Death. Death is an antagonist to all living things, but he was a villain to Puss for a short while.

[@pc_buildyb0i935]

​​@@gabrieldobson3469ressing X to doubt here - he is LITERALLY death. If he truly wanted Puss dead, he'd have killed him, easily. Death was not here to kill Puss, but to make Puss think he was trying to kill him - Puss "laughed in the face of death" and thus did not respect him, so this whole process was just about Death teaching Puss a lesson. If Death was able to see all of Puss's lives and all of his deaths because he's been around this whole time, as well as being in the crystal structure where Puss's old lives appeared, then Death was fully capable of following Puss the whole time. Think about it. Every time Death showed up, he always knew where Puss was. Because he was following Puss. He knew Puss was changing, but he needed Puss to understand he was changing too. It was all about teaching Puss to accept and respect that Death wins every fight and to springboard this message to live a good life. That's all Death wanted, and the reason why he wished Puss a good life before leaving him alone

[@mahad813]

@@Drake844221 He was a villain. He wanted to kill Puss before his time of death

[@206beastman]

Like they didn't see into the spider verse and bite

[@alexo_pog]

the wolf, Lobo, is a really metaphorical character, you are not supposed to take him as a person, he does not live a life, he IS death, akin to the concept of grim reaper what he meant by "he will be back" is that he will come for him when the time is right, as he will for everyone, but it was not this time, puss overcame his FEAR OF DEATH, that's what the final duel between them symbolized

[@JiReyAnimation]

18:36 There's a beautiful hidden detail where if you look at the book Goldie is reading and read only the first letter of every row, you'll find an acrostic that tells Goldie... Y O U A L R E A D Y H A V E I T ...And they lived happily ever after.

[@nitinpotineni]

Nice find

[@livinglegend9709]

The whole forest was screaming at Goldie at this point 😂

[@gurvmlk]

@@livinglegend9709 Perhaps that was the point of all of their paths. The map's magic designed to show those who pass through the Dark Woods that they don't need their wish. So that by time they reach the star, they turn back without asking for anything. Which also fits with how the only person whose path we never see is Jack's, and in the end he's the only one who hasn't realized that he doesn't need his wish.

[@UmbralDawn]

This was legitimately one of the best movies I’ve seen in a long time and who would have ever expected that. Plus death was one of the best villains ever. So good

[@didonna1974]

You said, "Puss had to defeat death by accepting that he's not immortal." What a very insightful perspective.

[@salti9983]

It was made clear by just the first action scene alone that this movie would be lightyears ahead of its predecessor, and by the end of the movie, that didn't just become an opinion, that became a fact. And as for the animation, we can all thank 'Into The Spider-Verse' for starting an animation renaissance, inspiring other studios to get more artistic and give their animations more style, which includes this movie.

[@boboboy8189]

you meant Hollywood animation renaissance because for the past 20 years, anime is dominating animation. even in this animation, you can see director use plenty of anime style from attack of the titan style to cowboy bebop style

[@jsmithers.]

Very true. And now as expected Across the Spiderverse is far and away the best looking movie of all time.

[@jsmithers.]

​@@boboboy8189^

[@jamesmeechan6983]

The dog already got his wish of having friends at the end without using the star to make a wish

[@dinsism]

I still can’t believe how incredible this film was. Beautifully animated, emotional and a great message!

[@jsmithers.]

Yes, very true. However, visually, Spiderman Across the Spiderverse just blew every movie ever made away.

[@axr7149]

This movie received a Best Animated Feature Oscar nomination, losing to GUILLERMO DEL TORO’S PINOCCHIO, marking the first time ever that Netflix won this category, in addition to making Guillermo del Toro the first person to win Best Animated Film, Best Director and Best Picture.

[@sophiekoett1740]

Ironically, Jack Horner was evil partially because he’s overlooked due to fairy tales getting more attention than nursery rhymes, and the fact that this movie lost to Pinocchio at the Oscars just added another meta layer of hilarity😆

[@kevinbrink423]

Puss could fight Death at the end because he was taking him seriously and fighting on the defensive until the wolf made a mistake Puss could capitalize on. In the bar, Puss was arrogant and assumed the wolf would be an easy victory. By the time Puss realized he'd underestimated his opponent and went defensive, Death was one move from checkmate.

[@madsword19]

@Mrs_MaryCherry Sus

[@Jordashian93]

I’m glad they continued this series. If you love Antonio Banderas playing sword wielding characters, you should watch The Mask of Zorro in the future

[@JedHead77]

It’s the 25th anniversary this year! 🦊

[@boboboy8189]

i still wishing Spain create a new zorro movie but follow book faithfully. french is now producing the three musketeers and will be released late this year, so i really hope Spain can up their game and do zorro movie to fight against french. I'm tired with Hollywood remake but I don't mind with European one

[@Corey313]

And don't forget The Legend of Zorro. It might not be as good as the first one but it's still worth the watch

[@erootaku5257]

​@@boboboy8189i'm french so i can tell you that a serie is in production with Jean Dujardin in the role of zorro 😉

[@pfcblint3171]

23:01 "what is he waiting for? why doesn't he just do it?" Death doesn't actually WANT to kill Puss in Boots. He wants PiB to appreciate the life he has left and fight for it. That's why he keeps telling him to pick up his weapon and fight. He could have taken him out in the bar but that's not what he's after. He wants to break down the arrogance to laugh at death and to appreciate the life he has since he threw away the rest of the ones he had.

[@phoenixflame5526]

Death wasn't teaching Puss a lesson, he really wanted to kill him because he was sick of Puss's arragance and recklessness throughout all his lives but he decided to let him run so he could get more enjoyment out of it. At 27:28 when he looked into Puss's soul and saw he was no longer the arrogant self absorbed narcissist he was after he was annoyed that by letting him run he'd wasted the opportunity to end him but also impressed by Puss's development.

[@cynxmanga]

Bruh, why so many people keep saying the Wolf tried to teach him smth? He was literally ranting at the end "why did I play with my food?!". He was just messing around bc he enjoyed tormenting him and didn't expect at all that such an arrogant may change for better.

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

Death wanted to kill Puss, but he enjoys the hunt. If he wanted to teach Puss a lesson, he wouldn't have been _so absolutely pissed off_ at the end.

[@Zeddyboi86]

Mary: “It’s OK, he has nine lives.” Us: 😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏

[@kkvv3699]

that's the neat thing... he doesn't

[@yasser3268]

Mary: Tell us Sweetheart😄 Perrito: *swearing* Mary: 5 seconds of sadness I knew you wouldn’t prepare for it

[@karlluigi1987]

One of the best thing in this movie, is that even though it had a big cast, they all have character development

[@boboboy8189]

agree, that's why I said endgame is poor movie, it had biggest cast in any movie but it got big plot hole and only few characters were getting character development. that's why justice league always remain same number without adding more to member a) main justice league member 1) superman 2) batman 3) wonder woman 4) flash 5) green lantern 6) cyborg in new52 until today / martian manhunter in post crisis 7) Aquaman but he is not active member, most of time were replaced by green arrow or black Canary b) meanwhile for avengers 1) ironman 2) Thor 3) hulk 4) captain America 5) black widow 6) Hawkeye 7) Dr strange 8) spiderman 9) nic fury 10) black panther 11) falcon

[@SnoringLlamas13]

The wolf isn’t fear he’s death

[@Drake844221]

As someone who has no love for the Shrek franchise, and never even saw the first Puss in Boots movie, I didn't expect to have any interest in this one. And then people started going on about the wolf... and Puss' panic attack... and I just had to see it, and I've completely fallen in love with it. Horribly enough, I _get_ why Death is fed up with him. Even in the opening scene, we see him directly put people in danger by starting a sword fight in the middle of a crowd (granted, he's good enough to make sure no one else gets hurt), but then waking up the sleeping giant by firing off a barrel full of fireworks _inside of the building_. The fact is that Puss doesn't simply "not fear death," he doesn't value life - his own or the lives of others. He's wasted eight lives as though none of them even mattered, and he didn't care about whether his actions put others in danger. All that mattered was "the legend." So... yeah. I can 100% see Death getting _very_ aggravated with someone like that, because a good depiction of death isn't about just going out and harvesting people en masse, they are a custodian of the living at the ends of their lives. Death from Sandman is a great example of that, and as chill as she is, even she would be pissed off at Puss. And with the way that he showed up during the escape from Jack Horner, when Puss knocked the chest of gold over into the street? Yeah. Puss showed that his time at Mama Luna's didn't humble him, it was just depression. He put the lives of all of those people in danger, because if even one of those horses hadn't stopped in time, people would have been trampled, and it would have been pretty nasty. Still, I'm about as glad as Death was that Puss learned the necessary lesson.

[@kylemiller5148]

I love that there are 3 kinds of villains in this movie,you have the redeemable ones like Goldilocks and the bears,you have Jack Horner the irredeemable one who's just a psychopath who loves being evil and you have Death who appears like a villain but is actually just doing its job,that being giving Puss In Boots time to change into something better and learn to not take his last life for granted like he did with his other 8 lives

[@zephyr9852]

wolf is not doing his job, he is a villain

[@kylemiller5148]

@@zephyr9852 He's represented as the Grim Reaper,he appeared when Puss In Boots was on his last life,so in a way Puss was actually dying,coz you don't see the Grim Reaper till you're close to being completely dead,so in a way Puss was actually dying,but changing himself was enough to make him completely well again

[@zephyr9852]

@@kylemiller5148 no he wasn't?? he was perfectly healthy, he didn't have severe injuries or terminal stage of cancer wolf appeared because he is a cheater

[@ZukoHalliwell]

I'm glad you didn't skip the first Puss in Boots movie, because the first one introduced Kitty.

[@K3J4PL]

You asking "why wouldn't he kill him now?" - the spanish quote at the end the wolf says "why the hell did i play with my food?" - which are cats known of

[@nielsjensen4185]

Death was present at all of Puss' deaths. When he's fighting the giant you can see Death in the back of the crowd during the Mexican wave. And when he recounts his deaths Death is present in each card as a stylised version of himself. This was left out of the trailers to prevent spoiling the surprise.

[@ArcaneAzmadi]

I love watching people react to this movie. Between the spectacular action, the Wolf, Perrito's character, and Goldie's story arc, there's just so much to watch people respond to.

[@VincentAlfonso]

I enjoyed Puss In Boots 2 a lot when I saw it in theaters‼️🐈🐈‍⬛⚔️ The animation style’s amazing as Spider-Verse!! This was definitely one of the best animated films of 2022!

[@AzLolFun]

I really love Death. He may not be a villain per day but he's very sadistic. He knows he can kill Puss at any time but he enjoys the chase and has fun installing fear.

[@DMC121...]

I always wondered why pearto was a good side character he's like donkey but in his own unique way 😮 mind blown thank you

[@BlueLeader101]

How beautiful, adorable, kind, cool, and tough is Kitty Softpaws?! She is perfect for Puss!

[@shainewhite2781]

This is a cute movie, and the little puppy dog us adorable as well.

[@thomaswilliamson298]

"He's just so annoying, in the best way possible!" That's Perrito! Thanks for reacting to this!

[@latentgamer5762]

Notice when kitty starts trusting Puss, she takes off her mask. Then when she feels double-crossed, she puts it back on. Then, at the end, she has her mask off again. And her issue is someone she can trust.

[@wilsonjonah]

Perrito must always be protected, he's a precious cinnamon roll ❤

[@Eternalsfan]

Yes! Perrito must be protected at all costs! If they kill him off, I’m going to riot!

[@dhruvgeorge]

17:13 For me, what makes this scene so good and so powerful is that it employs the 'Show, Don't Tell' rule. No dialogue needed and yet, the message is conveyed.

[@benhuffman31]

This is 1000x better than it had any right to be and I loved it. It’s such a different style than any of the other movies in the franchise. Death/Lobo is a bone-chilling villain. It’s one of the best animated films of the last year.

[@rayquaza_is_da_boi8661]

Would like to mention Mary both Puss and Boots and Shrek are actual fairy tales that date back 100s of years they’re just much less well known which is why Dreamworks chose to adapt their stories as opposed to the more popular ones done already by Disney

[@notfunny6606]

I love how they show how Puss shows fear because when cats fluff up their tails it means that they are terrified. The message I got from the movie was that life is short and that's what makes it valuable and you should spend that valuable time with the people you love.

[@YukoValis]

So interestingly enough Perrito, has some really disturbing locations on his map. Yeah sure undertaker ridge or mountains of misery sound bad, but for Perrito? Pocket full of posies is a reference to the nursery rhyme about the plague. River of relaxation is most likely a reference to the River Styx. I'm not even going to touch the last one. Anyway the people who made this movie put soooo much effort into the little things you might not ever notice.

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

"Why don't you just do it? Why all the taunting?" Movie: "Go ahead, run! Makes it more _fun_ for me."

[@videohistory722]

18:36 if you look at the first letters and read it vertically, it spells out, "You already have it."

[@Postscriptom]

A very good surprise, better than the first one...

[@Zeddyboi86]

Perrito is basically Olaf if Olaf wasn’t annoying. Dreamworks did the energetic talkative side character better than Disney on this one.

[@boboboy8189]

Disney has been produced bad movie since brother bear 2. the only good recent animated movie they did is Zootopia.

[@deanlamb275]

The bleeping from the dog was the best part.

[@CyGea]

Charles Perrault's Puss in Boots, is a classic French tale that was first published in 1697. Puss is over 300 years old.

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

whoa

[@SilkyCrow]

Apparently when the wolf gets angry at the end and spirals off into Spanish, he says something along the lines of "This is what I get for playing with my food." Implying that yes, at any time he could have finished Puss off, but he enjoyed tormenting someone who'd been laughing at him this whole time, that the fear and panic he instilled in Puss was him playing around before the final confrontation. Unfortunately, that, and the interactions Puss has with the rest of the characters put a new perspective into Puss's mind and he starts to appreciate the value of his life, which pisses the wolf off in realizing he missed his chance to punish someone's arrogance because he relished in the tormenting too much. Death isn't a bad guy, he's an unstoppable force that shouldn't be taken lightly, but at the end of the day he is not evil. When Puss appreciated his life and stopped taking stupid risks Death was absent, like at Mama Luna's. But every time he was in a near death situation or began to forget the fear of death the wolf would reappear again, including when he was about to make the wish and take the cowards way out. I have no doubt that if Puss had made the wish, Death would have pursued relentlessly through each of those extra lives.

[@Lopez03Eduardo.]

There are several subtle hints about Death's true identity throughout the film go back and watch. The numbered cards during the death montage have a hooded wolf with sickles at the four corners. He makes his very first entrance by suddenly appearing right next to Puss with ghostly silence. Prior to that, he could be seen in the top left corner of the screen as the camera pans over the villagers of Del Mar watching Puss as he battles the giant. Unlike everyone else, he is not cheering for the cat and is instead ominously staring at him. His weapons are a pair of sickles, and his attire is a pitch-black cowl, which bare a strong resemblance to the Grim Reaper's scythe and cloak respectively. Also, his appearance as a silvery-white, bipedal wolf with a gray mark on his face is likely a reference to how the Grim Reaper is usually depicted as a be-robbed skeleton in folklore. During his first encounter with Puss, Death notes that "Everyone thinks they'll be the one to defeat me. But no one's escaped me yet", meaning that everybody dies one day. When Puss once makes another crack at death, the Wolf scratches his wanted poster, hinting his anger at Puss' arrogant claim. When Puss, Kitty and Perrito escape from Big Jack Horner's henchmen, Death puts two stray coins over his eyes as he watches him leave, making him look like a corpse. This is also a reference as to how Ancient Greeks buried the dead with coins over their eyes so they would have money for passage to the Underworld. When Puss sees Death for the first time in the Dark Forest, the scenery surrounding him looks like a skull. Death keeps appearing out of thin air with seemingly no one but Puss (initially) able to see him. This is a pretty clear indication that he is no mere bounty hunter. While every other major character is introduced with a wanted poster (sans for Perrito, who has an "unwanted poster"), he isn't. This lampshades how Death is not a criminal and merely wanted to hunt down Puss specifically for wasting his lives. During Puss's visit to the vet, his death is emphasized to him by the vet blowing out a candle. Likewise, shortly before Death appears in the bar, one of the candles on the chandelier above extinguishes, foreshadowing him coming to end Puss's life. Another detail you might have missed Death's infamous whistle is eight beats long, mirroring how he's already taken eight of Puss's lives. During his fight with Puss when he summons the ring of fire, this melody lasts for nine beats until he starts talking instead, showing how Death is fully intent on taking the cat's last life. Likewise, when Death spares Puss and leaves the whistle's notes are higher, giving it a less menacing tone as he now respects Puss and wishes to let him live his life well. Also in case anyone who doesn't speak Spanish here's what Death's quick rant in Spanish (¡¿POR QUÉ DIABLOS FUI A JUGAR CON MI COMIDA!?) roughly translates into English "WHY THE HELL DID I GO TO PLAY WITH MY FOOD?!?", likely showing his disappointment in toying with Puss over the course of his journey instead of killing him when given the chance.

[@zephyr9852]

1. several shrek characters won't ever die 2. quite a lot of characters don't have wanted posters in this movie 3. puss in boots conquers the victory in the fight, there is no "sparing"

[@morrisonscott1139]

I'd hate to see what the forest would look like if Jack Horner ever had the map

[@austingillum4807]

The ‘treats’ you mentioned were in Jack Horner’s possession? Those are the iconic ‘eat me’ cake and ‘drink me’ drink from Alice in Wonderland.

[@MandyZor-El]

One of my favorite animated movies! 👍🏼

[@TheRawrnstuff]

31:31 "Even though Puss in boots is a more modern fairy tale..." I mean, he's like 500 years old.

[@charliefarmer4365]

Another movie with amazing animation (well, CGI) is Tintin: The secret of the unicorn. It’s based off a series of old comics about a reporter who travels the world foiling bad guys with his best friend the Captain, his Dog Snowy, and sometimes a hard-of-hearing scientist called Calculus. Only if you want to though, it’s your decision!

[@danaclinton7105]

The more that I watch your reactions, the more thet I love you, Mary. Another winner! ❤❤❤

[@boodstain]

When death rants at the end he basically says to himself “Why did I play with my food!” in frustration to how he gave Puss time to change.

[@yasser3268]

Jack Horner is obviously the villain what you expect from him?

[@boboboy8189]

nowadays, people expect villain turned into good. she's didn't even realize Goldie is also villain in this movie

[@Ljoose]

I absolutely love your reactions. Makes me happy. Perrito is a gd sweatheart

[@videohistory722]

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

[@kurousagioktavia4374]

Mary : I hope Jack is redeemable Few mins later Mary : I hope Jack dies

[@BlackVultureX]

I made my kid watch this with me against his will and he liked it so much he wouldn’t stop watching it. I had to buy him a Death outfit and sickles too which apparently is inappropriate to wear to 3rd grade. Who knew? Good movie though.

[@thomaswilliamson298]

Kids today LOL

[@cstephen98]

He'll be back simply because one day Puss will die (after living his life). For some reason, everyone reads, "another fight is coming" in that line.

[@jamesmeechan6983]

Puss in boots the last wish was set after the Shrek films that is why puss was seeing Shrek and donkey when his life was flashing in front of him or in his head it was not a homage and l think this will coincide with the next Shrek film and surely Shrek and donkey Will meet kitty softpaws and perrito

[@NickCTorres]

Puss in boots IS a fairy tale from the mid 16 century, Older thaJack Horner's Rhyme from mid 18 century

[@Peacemaker2024-A9T]

28:08 Fun fact, that treat is actually from the story Alice in Wonderland. When you eat it you grow big.

[@jarrettenaope7038]

The Best Closer for 2022..Best Story Coolest Villain just Awesome

[@Zralock79]

I've been waiting for this reaction since you watched the first PiB movie. :D BTW. Puss in Boots is pretty old character. His story was for the first time published in 1697 by Charles Perrault. ;)

[@niiling]

There´s only one thing to say about the "Cats" movie - "Be afraid! Be very afraid!" Great reaction though.

[@supremedream1764]

The best thing about Puss in Boots 2 is that it derails from the franchise and somehow turns out better than the first one. Most movie sequels can’t top the originals.

[@zephyr9852]

it's not better, oth movies are equally good

[@carlosocano6036]

Jack Horner is an unforgiving villain and that’s why he’s awesome 😂

[@WingerEdison]

Puss in Boots existed as a fairy tail before Shrek

[@videohistory722]

Perrito is not only voiced by Harvey Guillén, he did the Spanish dub for this movie! And so did Antonio Banderas and Salma Hayek!

[@Iwillone]

You wouldn’t notice at first but the Wolf is in the background of many scenes and even on the map.

[@cesarvictorino8624]

I wish Death had more feats.

[@godzillarwby1755]

I mean, he's Death. I'm sure he has countless feats.

[@zacharyvalko7699]

This movie has no right to be as good as it is, but I really do love it. Best DreamWorks movie since the last How to Train Your Dragon.

[@15blackshirt]

Antonio Banderas and Salma Hayek co-starred in Desperado. The voice actor for Lobo Muerte portrayed Pablo Escobar in the Netflix crime drama Narcos

[@elijahbaker781]

What I like is that puss didn’t defeat death he accepted that he will one day die but he will live his life to the fullest.

[@zephyr9852]

he did defeat him in fight lol

[@dr_waffle_house]

I trained my cat to pee and poo in a toilet, so it's doable. You just need a dedicated bathroom for them to use (we had an extra half bath downstairs that was rarely used so it wasn't a problem).

[@karlluigi1987]

This movie is so much better than the Mario Movie, because it doesn't rely too much on Nostalgia and Fan Service to make it really good.

[@boboboy8189]

agree, people hyping up Mario movie but after watch it, it's just another mediocre movie full of fan service. it does remind me how spiderman no way home did. without old villain, that movie is just another spiderboy cliche like previous 2

[@n.v.neyrinck7530]

I know I’m preaching to the choir but Death was the best animated antagonist I’ve seen in a while.

[@BleachIsYum]

YES! Thank you Mary I’ve been waiting so long for this

[@TalkingHands308]

Goldie and the bears stole the movie for me, their story was so sweet it gave me a cavity...

[@zenjoyplays4411]

Just finished rewatching this movie for the third time (its good :D) and decided to search for reactions; and yours was the first that popped up. And it was kinda awesome to hear you say "dunny" (made me realize you're a fellow Aussie; I'm in VIC). Loved your genuine emotional reactions. And loved your point about bears hybernating and how that could be lonely for a human (first time I've ever heard that opinion and its a really solid one!) First time seeing your content. I'll have a search through your other stuff. Thankyou for making this vid

[@ehlierodriguez9127]

i’ve seen so many reactions to this movie and i’ve peeped that 1. mostly none of them know that the “snack” Jack eats is the cookie from Alice in wonderland and 2. everyone wants perrito to get the wish even tho he mentioned multiple times that he doesn’t want/needs the wish

[@youngbull16]

I went to the theaters to watch this movie because of the post credit scene that hinted at a new Shrek movie, but left astonished by how beautiful this film was.

[@Dreamfox-df6bg]

It's Death, he comes for us all sooner or later and Puss acknowledges that Death will come for him again as he does for everyone. 10 years, 100 years or 1,000 years, Death will return. But that's ok for Puss in the end as he won't waste this live the way he has wasted his other 8. When Death comes for him again Puss will have done his best to be satisfied with what he had. BTW, Death was after Puss, because Puss was disrespectful. Not just towards Death, but to his own lives. However, there are stories where heroes have defied Death, at least for a while. Heroes, not arrogant braggarts like Puss was in the beginning. Everyone can laugh at Death, but staring him right in the eye without flinching? That takes real courage and acceptance of your own mortality.

[@zephyr9852]

puss in boots is a hero in the beginning, he saved people from giant, didn't he?

[@jameyhej3]

Hmm best cat movie ever made? IDK. I loved "Puss in Boots: The Last Wish," but "The Cat from Outer Space" will always have a special place in my heart!

[@glenmcdonald375]

Does "Alien" count? Jonesy, the cat had a prominent role. lol

[@Nika-zq3gd]

Jack Horner is amazing because he is evil to be evil no redemption that's what we have been needing in movies lately

[@TheeGoatPig]

Oh, you are watching the sequel. I haven't seen it yet... Hopefully I will remember to come back when I have seen it.

[@RafaelBenedicto]

When Death said he will come back, what he meant was Puss will 100% die someday (as with everyone else)

[@zephyr9852]

not everyone else (in Shrek universe)

[@munico6055]

She’s more concerned about the flowers than the bird 💀

[@angramainyu9220]

20:13 Jack: Bet

[@videohistory722]

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.

[@Emiliodelgado25]

I gotta say the female character I like is not just kitty soft paws, but also Mama Bear 🐻 because of a good heart she has. You know something thinking that it’s like a shrek -based movie I would think mama B would make a best friend to Fiona

[@thealjohnsonshow2188]

This movie goes hard, and it had no right doing that. Probably one of the new classic animated movies to ever come out. I'm hyped for Shrek 5.

[@nielsjensen4185]

The thumbs down is a reference to Terminator 2 where the T-800 in the end does a thumbs up when it dies.

[@JCrushFitness]

Puss is an actual fairy tale before shrek. It’s about a cat that helps a commoner become a prince or something by being a conman.

[@RyansChannel0203]

Unpopular opinion: Puss in Boots 1 > Shrek 1

[@JedHead77]

Perrito was my nickname my aunts gave me as a kid.

[@jamesmeechan6983]

Puss fought better in the second fight with death cause he finally knew what he was fighting for and he did not have a big ego like he had on the first fight with death