PUSS IN BOOTS: THE LAST WISH is the BEST Dreamworks Movie I've EVER Seen! **reaction/commentary**

[@StrawHatPal]

Jack Horner is more of a nursery rhyme then a fairy tale story. It goes “Little Jack Horner sat in a corner eating a Christmas pie. He stuck in a thumb and pulled out a plum and said what a good boy am I” and the only reason I know it is because of adventure time

[@GalekC]

Kinda the same as Humpty and Jack & Jill. Big Mom should also have a nursery rhyme

[@rommix0]

Oh crap. Then that means Jack Horner exists in that universe too. Make sense with all the magic he's got.

[@andreimcallister1365]

I mean it’s literally said in the film.

[@videohistory722]

I knew it before adventure time, but adventure time is why I remember it.

[@Ucj334esd]

"What a good boy am i" Jake said deeply

[@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

[@blockedblock5203]

And how she acts sometimes, like how she bit Baby when they were fighting over the map

[@SkyeFyre2131]

But also, at the start of the film, she has blue/mismatched clothes that put her apart from the bears. By the end of the film, her clothes are dirty to the point that she's wearing full brown clothes that match the rest of the family.

[@Mgryffy]

Honestly while at first, hearing Goldi's wish painted her in pretty bad light, if you rewatch second time, you can see that thorough the film, Baby bear constantly denied their familiar bonds, calling her a fugitive/porrige-stealing orphan, saying she is not his sister, and that she is not even a bear- and maybe, growing up as siblings, he never really meant it seriously but it obviously left an impact on Goldi over the years. It was only after she saved his life, Baby bear called her his sisters - "You've saved my life, sis." So yee, it was kinda mean from Goldi to want a human family, but her choices are understandable

[@ma.2089]

Yeah I’m surprised most don’t pick up on it. It hurts to be constantly reminded, and to an extent we know baby didn’t mean it. It’s a case of talking in a way that you think the other doesn’t mind since they pretend it doesn’t matter, so you keep doing it. Both came to a realization at the end, and I think that’s why baby cried so much. He probably realized he felt guilt cuz he 100% saw her as family and was blind to it like how Goldie was.

[@Mgryffy]

@@ma.2089 Yee, pretty sure Baby realized that Goldi must have been hurt by his 'jesting/teasing' given his complete turnaround as you say, and it kinda bums me as well to watch people reacting to this movie and not mentioning even once that Baby keep calling Goldi an orphan is kind of fucked up

[@bluewolf6323]

Yes! I kind of got tired of watching reactors call Goldi a straight up bitch or ungrateful because of her wish. She's being selfish but not downright malicious. She's an orphan raised by bears and they are her family but like Goldi said, how long is she gonna stay in that group? In this movie, she looks to be late teens to early adult so of course, she's gonna feel so out of place, especially when Baby bear doesn't understand that his comments are making her feelings of being out of place worse. You can only go so long with those feelings until you have to do something, so I get the complexity of Goldi's wish. The way that Momma bear still helps Goldi and says "If that's what you want, we'll help you." It feels like when your adopted mom finally allows you to search for your real parents. It's not being ungrateful to want to see what could've happened.

[@Mgryffy]

@@bluewolf6323 It's 'funny' that so many reactors are capable of catching the overall theme of the movie (Mortality, living your best life) but are completelly clueless when comes to Goldi and her obvious issues

[@AndragonLea]

She probably already felt like an interloper, so her wish wasn't so much rejecting the bears as it was wishing for a place to truly belong.

[@willfanofmanyii3751]

Rebecca: "I miss the Wolf." Death: "Yo."

[@williamhu6941]

It’s actually been a while since we had seen the Shrek movie series and I’m glad that Dreamwork Animations came back and gave us the Puss In Boots sequel spin-off. And there’s some rumours going around about a possibility of a fifth Shrek movie.

[@Eternalsfan]

It’s practically hitting us in the face that a sequel is coming for shrek.

[@sondaniel4041]

I mean the movie ended literally hitting at that showing Far Far Away. So at this point is just a matter of time

[@JJTHEARTI3T]

Yeah I’m pretty sure that Dreamworks confirmed that Shrek 5 Is coming in a couple years

[@JAIL720]

Honestely I would preffer that they leave Shrek in peace, the fourth movie was kinda innecesary but at least Shrek learned something new. I don't think another one makes sense, I hope they appear in Puss In Boots 3 tho.

[@Cxcoss]

From Google : Shrek 5 is coming on May 2023

[@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.

[@winterlora9178]

😢 What??

[@ArcaneAzmadi]

@@winterlora9178 No, really. The theme of "appreciate what you have", especially with regard to Puss squandering his first 8 lives because he didn't value them and learning to treasure his last one, was inspired by Banderas' near-death experience.

[@83Protons]

Fun Fact: Death is animated at a higher frame rate than all other characters thus making all his movements look "superior" to everyone else

[@Stratelier]

I believe that is just a popular myth (there's a shorts video making this claim but look closely and the title clearly says "parody"). That being said, even at the same framerate there can still be a huge difference in aesthetic depending on the underlying keyframes and whether the action includes motion blur.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

One character I really love in this movie is Perrito. His backstory is so horrible and sad, yet he still has so much optimism, appreciates all the good things in life, and just wants to help people. He's a perfect foil to Puss and Kitty who helps them both overcome their problems. We could all learn a thing or two from Perrito.

[@thetej1098]

You have commented this, and the "Death is one of if not the best DreamWorks antagonist ever...." text on almost every PIB2 reaction video. Whoever programmed your bot, can they at least try to type something different now? It's getting old and predictable

[@GoInGcRz]

Fun fact: Death was so well done, that many movie goers reported hearing children crying when death was on screen, and parents complained that he was "too mature" and disturbing.

[@rmc_hyde]

If more movies were done as well as this one, more children would start crying at characters like the wolf 😂 good “children’s movies” should offer value to adults and mature audiences as well, just like this one (Incase you’re getting the wrong idea I think children SHOULD experience the movie the way it was intended and it’s their parents fault if their children are traumatized 😂 just means it’s a damn good movie)

[@seesawseesaw]

good, current kids need to be traumatised by movies like the rest of us have 😭

[@AndaraBledin]

It's rated PG. Literally, "some content may not be suitable for children." Any parent complaining is simply displaying the fact that they failed to do their parental duty to find out what made it a PG flick.

[@Ben_Kimber]

Good.

[@Ahturos]

By the school of Don Bluth he would put this in passed for how to make a good movie with scary subjects for families.

[@videohistory722]

Neat little detail: Nobody got the wish because they all confessed their wish, thus breaking the birthday wish rule.

[@chrishaven1489]

Except they did get their wish. Except for Horner.

[@videohistory722]

@@chrishaven1489 the star DID contain all the power in the world, hence why it made him explode

[@bjal]

@@videohistory722 he never got his wish, the star exploded because they destroyed the map

[@franciscocruz4624]

@@JamStan1978 that’s what someone who broke the birthday wish rules would say

[@Jirodyne]

Another near little detail most people don't pick up on. Death was never there to actually Kill Puss. He was so powerful, he could kill him at any time, but constantly let him go. No, what he wanted, was to put the fear of Death into it, and make him value his life. That is why at the end, he tells him "Live your life, Puss in boots. Live it WELL". His goal was always to teach the 'arrogant little legend who thought himself immortal', who never valued any of his lives, because he always had more, to actually value his life and live it well, and not just arrogantly throw it away like he was before. And in fact, every single time Death appeared, it did so at the perfect moment to get Puss to change into a better person. In the beginning he taught him to fear death, with death being the first person to ever cut him with a blade. The second when fleeing from Hornor's factory, was cause Puss fell back into his Arrogant ways, and him showing up quickly reminded him about his fears. The third at the mass battle during the River of Relaxations, is what pushed Puss to finally admit his his fears and regret, especially his regret at hurting someone so close to him because of his arrogance in his past lives. 'The legend being so big, there was no room for anyone else'. The forth, the confrontation in the Cave with his past lives, finally confirming where his fears came from, and telling him exactly why he was after him. Cause he never valued any of his past lives. Planting the idea of the issue in his head. Confirming that his past lives were indeed jerks, and should not be followed. And finally the final confrontation, where Death forces Puss to confront his fears, his fear of death and lost of his one last life, and to finally understands what makes him happy, and finally finds value in his life. As the saying goes, you never know what you have, till it is taken away from you. His life was going to be taken, and his final life flashing before his eyes, and reminds him of the happiness, and to value that life that he had made with Kitty and Dog. This story, and the Wolf's Arc were beautifully well crafted masterpieces.

[@SecretStarr101Reacts]

17:53 The name that's covered on the library card is Humpty. He is in the first Puss in Boots movie.

[@videohistory722]

Deaths Whistle is actually whistled by the voice actor himself.

[@friofrost09]

The night after i watched the movie i still hearing him whistling

[@ThePrincessCH]

I think they got the whistle idea from the Legend of El Silbon. It is believed that the closer the whistle sounds the further you are from him and vice-versa.

[@danielcody7568]

“Perrito” is Spanish for “little dog”. His name is actually literally literal (like much in this movie, haha). Likewise, the small dagger Kitty gives to Puss after shaving his beard with it “Gatito” is Spanish for “little cat”.

[@bernard6913]

the wolf putting two gold coins in his eyes for the Ferryman's toll for the boat ride into the afterlife was classic mythology sick!

[@lydiajohnson1361]

The wolfs name is death straight up death

[@excaliburknives3572]

@@lydiajohnson1361although Thanatos and Charon are 2 very different characters in Greek myth.

[@videohistory722]

Perrito is voiced by Harvey Guillén in What We Do in the Shadows, AND he also did the Spanish dub for this movie!

[@siennahartle9069]

My favorite line in this movie is when cricket asks Jack if he would really shoot a puppy and then Jack immediately replies, “Yes in the face” 😂😂😂😂 Absolutely killed me

[@kimikolee7313]

This movie is great from a literature perspective when it comes to it’s villains! This movie showcases the three villain archetypes in a fleshed out and creative way! Goldi and the three bears: the empathetic villains. Goldi wants a family, the bears (specifically mama) want to support her regardless. In the end, they help the protagonists defeat a greater threat, making them redeemed. They’re relatable and easiest to understand. Jack: the irredeemable psycho. He literally is the opposite of Goldi, he grew up with everything and yet still wanted more. He has no regard for others and is selfish and narcissistic. In the end, he was (in my opinion) the TRUE villain. Wolf/Death: a force of nature. You notice that he WALKED THROUGH the wishing star’s barrier? It’s because he isn’t a mortal, he’s an unstoppable force. Death comes for everybody, which makes his hatred to Puss valid. Imagine you collect souls for a living and encounter thousands of good and kind souls who deserve a second chance. Then there’s Puss, who not only cheats him due to biology, but wastes his NINE chances so carelessly. In the end, he realized Puss is no longer the same and will treasure his final chance at life, which is why Death leaves him be. This movie is incredible, definitely a must watch! Especially due to its realistic portrayal of anxiety and panic attacks. It’s also the first movie geared to kids that mentions therapy, and moreover has a character say that someone needs therapy.

[@Plumpus3545]

Agreed

[@hummus_exual]

The way Death appears every time Rebecca names him. We stan a summoning queen

[@rxbeccarose]

Like that was manifesting at its finest

[@Sovreign071]

The "Little Jack Horner" nursery rhyme started off as a political satire posted in a London newspaper. Don't remember the exact details, but iirc, in short, it was lambasting someone for acting high and mighty for doing something nice, when he actually benefited just as much, if not more. So having "Big" Jack Horner be a villain is actually kind of clever, and not just a bog-standard fairy-tail-twist! Eta: "Perrito" is essentially Spanish for "doggy," which Puss and Kitty used since he didn't have a name at the time.

[@lootcat1230]

Little Doggy~ And Gatito is Little Kitty! And it's always the "smallest gestures" that mean the most in this movie (Gatito blade saving Puss' life, and showing that with the help of Kitty he can appreciate and live his last life) Also Death at the end says "why the hell do I always have to play with my food!?"

[@jameyhej3]

Something I noticed on my third viewing: . . . . . Jack's horse team for his carriage are unicorns with broken off horns. Which means he _took their horns as foals and then raised them as normal draft horses_.

[@qrowing]

Good catch! Just when you think he can't get any more terrible LMAO. His character is so freaking good. Something that *I* noticed, and has really started to bother me is the various cheering sounds they used. When Puss throws the gold into the crowd at 11:21 for example. They used the same exact one earlier in the movie after he defeats the giant. That sound effect is *old as hell!* I distinctly remember it being in a kid's Tonka Truck game in the early 2000s lol. I wonder why Dreamworks went the "stock sound effect" route with those.

[@moondog3056]

Love how she is offended at the British accent until she sees it is by Florence Pugh and then it's all right

[@lrdjdog2617]

11:35 When the wolf put 2 coins over his eyes, its referring to how people used to be buried where two coins were placed over their eyes so they could pay the ferryman's toll.

[@MilesMolasses]

From the trailers I expected Perrito to be annoying, but then he ended up being genuinely very cute

[@therediodeerman5811]

How is it that everyone who figures out what happened at Santa Coloma makes the exact same face as Perrito?

[@StaticDaSticc]

Finally, LITERALLY SOMEONE who recognized the coco referrence..

[@tateperson]

honestly with a villain that great, I'm pretty sure they did it for the adults cause it was like the best cinematic thing linked to shrek

[@DurianSyahz]

I love how the Puppy is like a therapist every time he speak his mind...he is indeed a natural therapy dog in this movie...

[@JAGONTI]

You should definitely react to the first Puss in Boots movie if you'd like to see more backstory on Puss and Kitty! It's a great movie as well :]

[@tacticalpacklimbo129]

With how much some parents disliked this movie due to how much it made their kids scared it does teach kids nowadays a VERY VERY valuable lesson Value your life every step of the way because you never know when death interrupts it It’s what puss ended up learning. He never valued his life and death came to intervene

[@sunnywitch1205]

I like when puss dropped the bags of gold to escape you see death put 2 coins in his eyes for the ferry man's toll, such a nice detail!

[@TheTaintedWisdom]

2:46 - He lifted the eyepatch and we're seeing it from the POV of the giant. So while this could be seen as a *way* to communicate to the audience, it's done in an organic way that's done within the confines of the story so it's definitely not *purely* a 4rth wall break. Also, Jack's thumb isn't swolen, it's stained. 20:22 - It is uncanny how many times I've seen reactions where they wonder when/want the wolf to show up again and it's *RIGHT* before the next scene where he appears. Either dozens of reactors from entirely different channels are all in cahoots/watched the movie beforehand to jump on the bandwagon or Dreamworks/the director has story pacing down to a goddamn *SCIENCE.*

[@spawnlordgaming7826]

Death isn't villainous, he's a force of nature.

[@ThatgirlMila14]

I love how everyone loves Kitty and Perrito, paying no attention too Puss, literally the main character😂

[@Thebeezzkneezz.]

The thing g about goldie wishing for a family. She loved the bears but never felt like she fit in, especially with baby constantly saying "you're not a bear" how is she supposed to feel? He's just teasing her as siblings do, but that is her Insecurity, not fitting in. She's already been orphaned, and feels like she's not one of them, but finally feels accepted at the end once she saw mama's unconditional love for her

[@videohistory722]

10:40 it's a nursery whyme Little Jack Horner sat in a corner Eating a CHRISTMAS pie. He stuck in his thumb and pulled out a plum And said, "Oh what a good boy am I!"

[@vmanjr.1510]

Correr correr gatito means: run run little kitten. That’s what he said when Puss ran during the first encounter. And Perrito (the dog’s name) means puppy. I’m about a year into learning Spanish, but I’m fairly certain.

[@lauracerqueiramachado8979]

I don´t think Perrito´s personality could be considered "toxic positivity" because that´s his personal choice of how he saw things and it´s not like he wants to make others think the same way he does or ignore their negative feelings, he tried to help them overcome them in a natural way just like a therapy dog, he´s like Joy (from Inside Out) using Sadness´ methods

[@erikakagome7436]

i love this film! my 3 year old son watched it with me when it came out on Peacock. What’s crazy is that my son never got scared of Death. he stared at him in amazement and tries to whistle like him 😂

[@fluffernutter6633]

Too much positivity is never a bad thing. Perrito is a true GOAT for never letting life get him down, if more people were like him the world would be a much better and less whinier place.

[@alyssabullock6421]

Too much positivity CAN be bad, actually. Inside Out teaches that lesson. It's important to embrace sadness sometimes, but Perrito is a good balance because he knows when to take things seriously.

[@LaczPro]

Perrito=Little dog in Spanish. It was an amazing movie, so much so that reminds me how much I watched previous Shrek movies. It is truly something else.

[@IsraelLlerena]

Her: I need the subtitles The subtitles: “(speaks in Spanish)”

[@janekfilipowski9119]

I love this movie.Plot is amazing,Characters are so fun,artstyle is incredible annnnnnd the scariest animated villian of course.

[@ashtonfrey1802]

The best of them all it’s by far my favourite movie this year! Love your videos keep up the great work! 😊

[@sandrafunacc1]

The first Puss in Boots movie is worth watching, it gives some important character backstory (like Kitty's). There is a Puss in Boots game on Wii, it's rather fun.

[@Busterpeek21]

"Corre..corre, gatito!" - "Run..run, kitty"

[@roderick8167]

They really didn't have to go this hard especially for a Puss in Boots movie but they did and I'm so happy they did Lol 😂🙌🔥🔥( also what is porridge anyway I've never had porridge is it supposed to be oatmeal ? lol

[@CrimFerret]

It's boiled grain, so oatmeal, cream of wheat, etc are all types of porridge.

[@roderick8167]

@@CrimFerret oh ok cool , I finally know WTF porridge is Lol

[@AndaraBledin]

@@roderick8167 Another nursery rhyme food stuff is curds & whey, which is more or less just cottage cheese. the lumps of cheese are curds, and the watery stuff they're in is the whey.

[@vanilla6326]

This film is only available in cinemas in my country so I went to see it and there were children in the audience. Yes they were terrified of Lobo de Muerte. Any time he was on screen I could hear the mom telling her kids that it wasn’t real and it was just a movie.

[@andrewestrada7568]

Fun fact the wolf is behind the crowd when they do the wave.

[@EverythingandNothing888]

Death is based on the folkloric character of the Grim Reaper, whereas the tune he whistles is based on The Silbón, a legend associated with the Los Llanos region of Colombia and Venezuela.

[@afilmbee]

WHOO! i’m glad you got around to watching this MASTERPIECE

[@glassandsprinkles3360]

I honestly thought that Goldie was going to wish for the bears to be turned into humans rather than wishing for a new family all together. Maybe it would have interfered with some of the story beats of the forest trying to open her mind that she already had what she wanted?

[@christinasnyder4766]

I watched the movie just so I could watch this and it was SO worth it. The panic attack Puss had is the most accurate representation I've seen in years so I really appreciated that :')) 💕

[@sly_cat]

when you watch the first one, it's gonna really hit why it meant so much when he buried his outfit.

[@connorbond5861]

Technically the Big Bad Wolf was the wolf wearing a granny outfit in the previous Shrek movies

[@nawinrueangsungnoen3243]

Her: i've never watch the first one Also her: i grew up with the boy

[@trial_with_an_error9687]

Every shot of Death in this movie is so hauntingly terrifying

[@p0pp4]

Your protestations of not being a furry do little to convince. You don't have to be a furry to accept that sometimes artists make anthropomorphic representations kind of hawt. That said, I love your videos and always enjoy hearing your take on films and tv shows. (*edited for spelling*)

[@thewhim8151]

6:18 Run, run, little cat It is perrito, it's spanish for little dog, emblematic of how he never had a name

[@everydaybuddyfighter1711]

Take a shot each time Rebecca says she's not a furry

[@nandotnt5678]

Have you seen treasure planet yet, If not I think you'll enjoy it. I recommend the first puss in boots. The wolf is an antagonist but not the villain of the film, he's just doing his job.

[@ElderlyKoala]

He said "corre, corre gatito" it means "run, run, little cat"

[@ElderlyKoala]

Also his name "perrito" literally just means little dog

[@De_Vegi]

You know, I don’t typically sub to movie react channels, but your editing is incredible. Loved your reaction, you’ve earned a new sub

[@NickEclipse]

the big bad wolf already exists. this is death. *straight. up*

[@bluewolf6323]

"Did they have a history?" "Were they ex partners in the crime way or romantic way?" Well you're gonna watch the first one so that'll be fun for you to see that!

[@darthekul1]

I'm sure this was mentioned but the big bad wolf was the one wearing a pink nightgown in fionas bed , in Shrek 1 and he's a really chill dude and as far as I know him and the three little pigs are friends now lol there's a joke about them going wee all the way home , and he says they are his ride lmao

[@zoharamitai8719]

10:55 Kitty was in the first movie as well. It delves just a little into her backstory too.

[@Lich_King_Cos_21]

I haven't watched you in forever . I recently watched the movie and you pop up on my recommendations . A pleasent suprise !! I really loved this movie and thought Death was the best villain and Jack Horner the funniest villain excited to see this reaction Edit : death (the wolf) said when Puss ran "run run little kitty" in a badass way (my Hispanic friend told me) Jack horner is from a nursery rhyme "Little Jack Horner sat in a corner eating a pie , he stuck his thumb into a plum and said "what a good boy am i" it's a rhyme from the 1700s

[@embrefrosste6044]

“Perrito” is just “Little dog” in spanish, so basically his name kind of like Puss and Kitty in that it’s extremely basic for the kind of animal he is

[@PikminandOatchi]

"Why not celebrate everything you've done". Babe the intro was missing like 20 movies.

[@pabloesco2007]

The animation came from the movie "The Bad Guys" , they used the same kind of animations for this movie and that add so good dynamic.

[@AlphaNanite]

Death appears in the alley while the crowd is doing a Wave during the giant fight at the beginning of the movie.

[@JesusGarcia-tk9nq]

Perrito was an unexpected super star. I hope we see lot more of him

[@hlavco]

I like how in the barber/doctor's office, all of the skeletal charts in the background have wigs.

[@mangaflipnoteanimations6159]

Perrito=Doggy in Spanish

[@dr.darkcrow6784]

A Sly Cooper-like Puss in Boots game? Not something I knew I needed until now, thank you!! Always love to see Sly get love, too ^_^

[@axelmartinez5883]

The part when he was having a panic attack and perrito helped him is emotional.

[@indiefan92]

6:18 “Corre corre gatito” means “Run run little cat”

[@ma.2089]

Hehe I agree with your title. It 100% is my fav DW movie, not even a competition. Just perfect and emotionally cathartic for me in a time where I just lost my cat, who was like my emotional support animal. And it’s prob one of my favorite films of all time.

[@mirandaprez8973]

I don't agree to it being the best movie but it absolutely is one of the best movies dreamworks has done. Dreamworks is my favorite company and i am so glad it's going stronger than ever. I also agree that the intro is cute. I really think the new graphics are so cool and that it has so many refrences to Disney movies or other dreamworkes movies they are all so great (sorry for the poor grammer). But overall my all time favorite of dreamworkes will always be httyd.

[@KeitieKalopsia]

I didn’t know people didn’t like this new Dreamworks intro! Yeah, it’s different and will take a couple movies to get used to, but it’s so cool and lovely to see a celebration of all that the studio’s accomplished! Not all the movies were great (looking at you, Boss Baby), but that doesn’t mean nobody liked them. They were still part of Dreamworks’ lengthy repertoire. I don’t see why Dreamworks shouldn’t have an intro like this.

[@strangelandian]

I made that whistle my ringtone, I mean come on it's just too epic

[@ajmalaika1287]

Listen about the intro I just got so invested in seeing how they’d specialise the logo for each movie. Now we don’t get that 😭

[@jaymieberry]

I've loved your content for so long! I'm just curious what your setup is. What type of mic do you have and what programs do you use? Aloha from Hawaii! 🌺

[@evantaylor4796]

3:43 as a person of the furry fandom…. You were not wrong… but you just wait for The Wolf 😂

[@astrocopjr8]

You shouldn't be proud of that

[@evantaylor4796]

@@astrocopjr8 oh so what? Sue me, i don't care honey... It's not a crime, bare with it

[@lrdjdog2617]

You don't even need to wait, furry artists are quite quick on the draw when it comes to these characters.

[@xalat6277]

In my head, death only came whenever Puss was afraid of losing his life, the reason he joined at the end was because Puss was about to lose his life with Kitty by making the wish. In my eyes, death is just the incarnation of Puss' anxiety.

[@Chromastella]

so glad to see you react to this movie!! even cooler to hear that you also appreciate the anime influences on this movie's animation! would you ever consider watching anime for the channel? Even seeing you react to studio ghibli movies would be great!

[@RyansChannel0203]

🎶 Who is your favorite fearless hero! 🎶

[@pedroguscos73]

Every single time they said "I'm not a furry", they became a little more furry.

[@Maneplix]

Perrito means “little dog” in spanish

[@derick_d5344]

Legend, looks so good in this

[@HeavySandvichGuy1]

4:20 No. Big Bad Wolf was already in Shrek. It's a wolf in grandma pyjamas. You also meet him at the beginning of Shrek 2 when Prince Charming wants to save Fiona from the Dragon, only to find the Wolf

[@erikanderson1045]

How the hair rises and sounds like frost over taking water... icy hands of death.

[@alienboi9498]

I'd recognize that H2O bg music from anywhere, you can't hide that from me

[@GalekC]

I agree, probably my favorite DW movie from here on

[@mr.mcberns5431]

Omg a puss in boots game that’s plays like sly copper would actually be amazing

[@connor6989]

I’m from the UK how did you manage to purchase this movie

[@addisonwild1132]

Oooooooh I’m so excited! I love your videos

[@Sen9393]

Your editing is very humorous.

[@ajmalaika1287]

I love everything about this movie but the PG-13 way they kill people with bones or confetti is hilarious 👍

[@yildun53]

wagner moura as the voice of the death/the wolf = masterpiece. just perfect... happy for being from brasil