For western shows, my suggestion is "Gravity Falls" Animated movies.. have you watched ALL of "How to Train Your Dragon" (3 movies)? (Nvm, just watched the Dreamworks logo scene, and you said you haven't watched it so...) 🙃 Live action film.. tbh i want to see your reaction to Horror, so i'll pick "As Above So Below"💀
Rise of the TMNT is kinda similar to this movie. It’s got great art design and animation and has a couple of similarities in terms of character writing. Has its moments of seriousness too. Not as dark as this movie, but still fun.
Some things to note: In the bar, Death says "corre, corre gatito" which means "run, run little kitty" At the end when Death yells in Spanish he says "por qué diablos fui a jugar con mi comida?!" which translates to "why the hell did I play with my food?!" "Hasta la muerte" can be translated to "until death"
I wonder why they didn't keep this in the French dub; Death still calls Puss "Gatito", but his rant at the end is fully translated. Ironically, because French and Spanish share common roots, it wouldn't be difficult even for a French speaker who doesn't speak Spanish to understand what Death says in his rant, whereas an English speaker would have no clue.
@@NoelistAvenger "por qué diablos fui a jugar con mi comida?!" this sentence is actually hard to understand for a French speaker who doesn't know Spanish (like me). This part is the only easy one : "por qué diablos", I am not able to understand the rest ! On the other one, this one is easy for me : ""corre, corre gatito". But that's because "gatito" is close to how a cat is called in arabic. Funny how languages work ^^
When Kitty curses out the bears after taking the map, she says "I'll turn all of you into bath mats" in Spanish Which may or may not refer to bear rugs
Fun fact: when they showed us how he lost all of his lives, we can see at each number in the corner Death's picture. Also, when Puss was fighting with that Titan, you can see Death among the crowd
And you can understand why Death is so done with Puss. He died being reckless and too daring, not exactly heroic. So by the 8th life, Death must have rolled his eyes and thought "this idiot again...alright, enough testing Me"
43:54 It's a 2.5D (hand drawn and CGI hybrid) that is characterized by the "skipping" of frames to create intentional choppiness which emulates the aesthetic you would get from comic books and paintings. It was being popularized by Spiderverse and seems to becoming an industry standard for a lot of big animation studios. A nice change of pace from the semi-realistic CGI that DreamWorks has been using for a majority of their films.
And judging by the budgets of the movies using this style in comparison to traditional 3d i think its gonna be standard for a while. This was 90 mil whereas strange worlds cost 180 mil
I don't think Genndy Tartakovsky, is getting enough credit for his influence on this current renaissance of 3D animation. The intentionally lower frame-rate effectively replicates aspects of his action animation. Which is largely focused on quick movements between strong defined poses so that the action feels quick but also give the eye more time to take in the key frames of the action. Not to mention his work on Hotel Transylvania and the unreleased Popeye movie, in which he pushed character stretching, compression, and expressions that 'break' the 3d model in ways previously only seen in 2d animation. Though he didn't directly work on Into the Spiderverse as far as I know he forged and inspired much of the team and talent at Sony Pictures Animation that did work on that film and that inspiration has clearly been passed to Dreamworks.
@@WatanukiProductions I think people didn't really cite Genndy because when you think of his animation's in current day you start thinking about stuff like Primal.
And to top it off, this film has its own visual style. While Into the Spider-Verse is more like a comic book, Puss in Boots feels like it takes a lot of inspiration from renaissance paintings 🖼️.
39:52 As someone who can identify with this aspect of Goldie's character in this, it's refreshing to see a reactor taking her feelings into account and not just dismissing it with "she should be happy with what she has." Adoption is something relatively few actually understand and can empathize with, which is also why it's often portrayed in a simplistic way in most fiction.
Guide of words and sentences in Spanish. The basic words are: Hola = Hello Papá = Dad Señorita = Miss Señor = Sir Adios = Bye Fiesta = Party Leche = Milk Gracias = Thank you Gato = Cat/Puss (technically, puss would translate as "minino" in Spanish, but we call him Gato con Botas, not Minino) Perrito = Little dog/Doggy (Maybe Puppy) Lobo = Wolf Chiquito = Little one (first name Kitty proposes to Perrito) Now, the sentences: Hola, amigo = Hello, friend (Puss at the very biggining during the party) Mi casa es su casa = My home is your home / Make yourself at home (Puss to the governor) No, su casa es MI casa = No, your home is MY home / This is my home, b***h (Governor to Puss) Ole frijoles = Holy beans (in reality, ole, or olé, is a Spanish interjection that denotes surprise) Corre, corre gatito = Run, run little kitty (Wolf) No hablo inglés = I don't speak English (Puss to Perrito the first time they meet) ¿Hablas español? ¡Yo también! ¿De dónde eres? ¿Te gustan las siestas? = Do you speak Spanish? Me too! Where are you from? Do you like naps/siestas? (Perrito's answer to Puss) ¡Suéltalo! = Let it go! / Drop it! (Kitty to Puss arguing about who should be holding the map) ¡Ay! Qué miedo... = Oh! That's so scary... (Kitty when Puss "loses" his arm when in the entrance to the dark forest) Perro muerto = Dead dog (Kitty threatening Perrito) ¡Quieto! = Stay still! (Kitty to Puss while shaving Puss) Vaya con Dios = The Lord be with you (Puss when throwing the stick sword) ¡Los voy a hacer a todos alfrombras de baño! = I'm gonna turn you all into bath mats! (Kitty to Goldilocks and the bears after she loses the map) ¿¡Dónde fueron ese idiota y su perro?! = Where did the idiot and his dog go? (Kitty while searching for them during Puss panic attack) Número nueve = number nine (Puss' 8th life to Puss 9th life XD) Bien, muy bien = Good, very good/nice, very nice (Wolf praising Puss during their final fight) ¿Por qué diablos fui a jugar con mi comida? = Why the hell did I (go) play with my food? (Wolf when feeling frustrated about Puss' change of heart) Sí. Hasta la muerte = Yes. Till Death/See you in Death (when I die) (Puss' final sentence to Wolf)
I haven't seen any reactors comment about it, but when he says "I find the concept of nine lives ABSURD" it gives me chills every time. A perfect amount of anger and disgust in his tone.
What’s really messed up is the unicorn horn part, because not only are they babies but the unicorns pulling his carriage have their horns cut off. So not only did Jack hurt them but enslaved them as well
The last line Puss said to Death was 'Hasta la Muerte'. It means to see him in his death. As in they will meet again when Puss finally dies and live out his last life, preferably from old age.
I remember seeing a fanmade comic showing an elderly Puss on his deathbed, hearing the Wolf's whistle and welcoming him like an old friend, basically telling him "took you long enough". The Wolf then sits besides him and asks him if his last life was worthwile; Puss then looks at a wall showing many pictures of him alongside his friends (Shrek, Fiona, Donkey, Kitty, Gatito...) and agrees that, yes, his life was "just perfect".
Seriously, why couldn't they just put the words in the subtitles? I have my hearing, but being able to see the words would've helped me understand some of what they were saying since I know a tiny bit of Spanish
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.
To prove just how well written it was.... Many of Perrito's lines could so EASILY have been cliche or cheesy, but ... somehow they just fit. Plus they were pertinent and on point. Fantastic reaction guys! Thanx
Not gonna lie, when I first saw the trailers, I was afraid Perrito would be that typical kid-friendly, annoying sidekick... But in the end, he's one of the best characters in the movie, he's genuinely endearing and he plays a crucial role in the plot instead of being a "drag along" kind of character. He's a good boy.
Something really cool about the ending with Death is that the only reason why everyone saw him then, instead of earlier, is because they were all in a near death experience.
Three things. 1. The depiction of that panic attack is WAY too damn good. This movie handles a lot of things really really well. Myself, and my friend, who suffer from them had to stop the movie a couple times to stop from missing the movie while we were crying. 2. This version of Death is now my favorite movie villain. Probably of all time. They did such a good job with it. 3. THE FREAKING ANIMATION IN THIS MOVIE. This movie has no damn business being this good. I don't know if this is the official name of the animation style for the actions scenes, but it looks to me like it's using something I've heard recently called "Animating on 2s" where they animate every other frame, and then in this movie's case it looks like they are using a sort of painted brush style to go along with it.
A little detail I love (among many others): Puss kept his forehead scar after his first fight with Death. Throughout the movie, you can see the scar whenever he takes his hat off. It's something special because it's usual for animated films to only show scars temporarily, even the old movies (the scar magically disappears lol). I'm obsessed with Puss and Kitty's relationship. The first Puss in Boots film showed the two being all flirty (Puss was a shameless flirt and Kitty was seductive thief). Here they're so cosy with each other (makes sense since they almost got married) but it makes fans wonder how long or how much the two spent together to have them get to that point. Even after their fight, during the final fight for the map, Kitty still grabbed for the map even after she bitterly gave it to Puss. Even if she just didn't want the others get yhe wish, she still probably would have given it to Puss. Also my favorite about the excalibur scene Watching with kids: *_silence_* Watching with adults: laughter all around
"You're the smash, I'm the grab," is referring to a form of robbery called smash-and-grab, which is basically when you smash a pane of glass, grab the valuables behind it, and run.
At the end of their last fight, Death is ranting, "Why in hell did I go and play with my food??". Also, did you notice that the Gatito Blade saved Puss' life twice? The first is obvious, but the second is just as Puss is stomping Death in the face, Death's sickles are closing in from the sides. Without the Gatito, Puss could not have blocked both at once. I'm quite sure that Death would have traded a painful kick for a fatal stab or slash.
Well also you can't kill Death itself, so no matter what Puss did to him, he wouldn't die or even be hurt really, he could only block his weapons and hope for the best. Death toying with Puss was just hubris on Death's part and him wanting to get pleasure out of taking care of something that had annoyed him for many years. Death can't stand anyone that feels or acts like they can cheat him and get away with it. Puss reveled in cheating death going so far as to make it his catchphrase, so yeah Death was super pissed off with Puss.
OH MY GOD YOU DID IT. I was asking myself if you'd cover it, and man was I not disappointed! This movie has blown my fucking mind for the last weeks, after I watched it. Best animation movie of the last decade, music is fire, story is great, and the animation is so smooooth! P.S.: I now listen to the whistle daily, and was listening to it when the vid dropped. Fun fact also, you can spot Death at 5:13, top left, in the crowd. Always watching Puss :)
"You know, I'm starting to think you don't appreciate the value of a life." Whoever voiced that cricket has the best line delivery in this movie. Cracked me up whenever he spoke! XD
Translation for the Spanish parts of the movie: 2:18 - “fiesta” means party 2:35 - the town is name “Del Mar” which would translate to “The Ocean” 3:42 - “mi casa es su casa” means my home if you’re home Immediately after the governor says “no, su casa es mi casa!” 4:26 - “frijoles” means beans 6:53 - “hola señorita” means hello miss 9:45 - “corre corre, gatito” means run run kitty 9:55 - I am not translating the song 10:57 - the old lady’s name is “mama Luna” which would directly translate to “mother moon” 12:38 - puss says “no hablo inglés” which means I don’t speak Spanish Perrito response “hablas español?! Que bien! Quien eres?” which translates to you speak Spanish? How great! Who are you? 15:10 - pretty sure puss says “perito” which means puppy 18:32 - “drive perro” mean drive dog 21:14 - “ahi que miedo” means jeez how scary 27:48 - “gatito blade” means kitty blade 30:03 - “perito” again means puppy 31:40 - “Si I am good” mean yes I am good 35:46 - “Hola number 9” means hello number 9 35:51 - I have no clue what they just said 43:08 - “I’ve enjoyed the chase, gato” means I enjoyed the chase cat 44:07 - pretty sure he says “muy bien” which means very good or very nice 44:35 - “gatito blade” again means kitten blade 45:15 - “Por que diablos fui a jugar con mi comida!?”Means Why the hell did I go and play with my food!? 45:38 - “si, asta la muerte” means yes, until death 46:31 - you get it “perrito” means puppy 48:45 - “chiquito” means little 48:47 - they kept switching weather “perito” is a name or Spanish
Awesome to see your reactions guys! Thanks for sharing! A little note: You can actually see the lobo at 5:13 on the left corner in an alley when people is cheering. Note on the animation as well, this is 3D animation but there is actually 2D elements incorporated to it, which makes it incredibly stylized , just as Michell vs the Machines and Into the Spiderverse :)
Boss Baby in the new Dreamworks opening be like: bro think he's on the team. But seriously, How To Train Your Dragon is amazing. It's Dreamworks's take on a more serious plot and it's a damn great trilogy
Dreamworks has had a history with heavy plots, starting with the Prince of Egypt which was the very first children's animated film they began working on. It involves themes of slavery, genocide and God (it's a biblical story).
The most iconic antagonist with the most iconic design, the most iconic whistle and the best writing in Dreamworks since Lord Shen... ...only appears with 7 minutes of screen time >:(
42:02 "You're the smash and I'm the grab" is literally referring to "smash and grab" felonies where someone smashes the window and grabs everything he can.
An absolute masterpiece. One of the best animated films I've seen in my entire life. So many memorable moments from the Shrek franchise, and just an all-around amazing film! Thankyou DreamWorks
So, JJBA's author, Hirohiko Araki, has stated that Shrek is his favorite animated movie of all time - and he even went as far as placing it as #8 in his "Top 20 Suspense Films" list. I'd say this explains why the Bohemian Rhapsody arc in Part 6 is the way it is. And, _THIS_ movie was quite suspenseful, eh? I swear that Araki is ahead of the times
Something to note is that Death only ever appears when Puss is going to die or has a near death experience. He's always there as a reminder that death is always lurking, always a possibility at any given moment
I think the smash and grab thing is a reference to robberies where one person smashes the glass (to a case, window, door, etc) the other grabs what they can
Dreamworks is currently killing it. Bad Guys was super fun, a nice take on the heist style movie that just dripped style and Puss in Boots is a literal masterpiece.
32:01 personally I think she's lying here to get to stop worrying about it after he apologized. Cause she didn't over hear the earlier conversation and wouldn't have been mad at him or at least not that mad if she didn't show up either. Tho the whole thing about believing that his true love was himself and that she thought his legend was the most important thing to him was her being genuine. Really good subtitle writing there. Being someone who grew up with the original. The relationship between puss and Kitty is something I could give a whole analysis about. Along with death cause that dude is just to clean.
You can tell that everyone who worked on this movie was all in. There's not an aspect of this movie where you can say "yeah, they didn't really care about...xxx" Just incredible
I ain't gonna lie, since I've been here since you did the opening reactions for jojo's, this came so outta nowhere for me that I legitimately fell on the floor laughing. Great movie! Fun fact, when puss is fighting the giant at the beginning, the bell the giant uses is rung 8 times, similarly, at the bar when he first encounters death, 8 glasses are empty on the bar, and puss is drinking the ninth. This movie is filled with tons of small details like that
Since you said that you haven't seen any of the "new-gen" animated movies, I (and probably many others) recommend Spider-man: Into The Spiderverse Actually changed the animated movie industry after it dropped, and also heavily inspired this movie's visuals
I think that Death is actually a good guy. He's just challenging Puss and putting on a show, in order to teach him an invaluable lesson... The value of Life! Jack Horner is the true villain. I love that this movie does an extremely rare story plot where the main antagonist isn't necessarily evil and the main villain is more of a deuter- antagonist.
Wha? How did you come to the conclusion that Death put on a show?? Death is not a nice person, he's a neutral force of nature for everyone besides Puss who pissed Death off so much that he stopped being neutral in this ONE case and actively went after Puss to break the rules and take his life himself before it ended naturally. Why is everybody so obsessed with undermining Death's character like this?
@@CatalinaLinal7710 Well, you know, even the director sorta sees Death like a teacher too, so. There is a break where this maybe could have been shown off better within the story, but I chock that up to the 103-minute time limit. And so, for now I consider him like a shonen antagonist in that realm of writing - like, on the level of Toguro from YuYu Hakusho (my favorite shonen antagonist/villain).
@@bleachfan2.029 Yes and later he is upset with himself for having played with his food for so long that Puss redeemed himself and Death cant kill himself anymore
death was most definitely more of an antagonist (simply opposing the protagonist) than a straight up villain (counterpart to the hero actually committing evil deeds), considering death just. is. he's not evil or good, he just exists as a natural part of life. he didn't *need* to come after puss as he did, but as death he understands better than anyone else how valuable life is, and with how puss was just wasting life after life without a care his decision to go after puss in his last life right away himself is naturally born from his own frustration and anger at how lightly both death and life are being taken. it most likely was bending the rules with how directly he was interfering, especially knowing that if puss did not learn a lesson and he just retreated it'd make the whole point void and useless, but it all makes sense. i just love how death in this movie is so frustrated and direct in his approach when he could sit and wait until the next stupid move killed puss for good,
What do we say to the god of death Perrito? Not Today. I just love that they chose to make a family cartoon about grappling with the inevitability of death. Absolute masterpiece: A super tight script, spectacular animation, wholesome universal values, two fantastic villains, hard hitting jokes, and perfectly executed themes. Can we talk about how Dreamworks makes the best animated sequels? Shrek 2, Kung Fu Panda 2, How to Train Your Dragon 2, and now Puss in Boots 2? All of which rank in the best sequels of all time right up there with Aliens and Terminator 2.
Not only it is about inevitability of death and accepting your own mortality (but not being scared by it), that apparently wasn´t enough. They also depicted pretty acurately struggles adopted kids face and for good measure also the message that some people are just bad and that not everyone can be redeemed.
I love that the most wholesome character also swears all the time. Or least a lot compared to other characters. I also really liked the B polt with the 3 bears. And the wolf, everything about the wolf
Death’s problem with Puss is not that he has no respect for Death , it’s that he had none for Life. He valued it more than Puss which is why he didn’t feel he deserved anymore. He’s not the villain in this story. This movie was so well executed in many fronts. So glad to see how many people enjoyed it as much. Big W for Dreamworks!!
This movie was a masterpiece. I can't really say Death was a villain, though he sure was terrifying. Horner was a villain, Goldilocks and the three bears were more of antagonists then villains, but Death explaining everything in the room of past lives showed he was trying to teach Puss a lesson, but would not hesitate if Puss couldn't learn it.
I did not expect this, it's so fucking cool to see you guys branching out. I can't watch this video yet because I'm not seeing the film myself until Saturday but I'll definitely come back once I have.
The Animation Style for the Fight Styles is Called "Animating on Twos." A Cinema movie is Usually 24 Frames. If you "Animate on Twos" you let the Animation itself run at half of that. So 12. In Puss in Boots, in that scenes, the Background runs at 24 FPS while the Charakters run at 12 FPS. Makes it looks that great.
However, the wolf is also animated at 24 frames while everyone else is animated on twos. Gives him that supernatural quickness that's not bound by anyone else's mortal rules.
During the fight between puss and the wolf, he went from Malthael "archangel of death in Diablo 3 to Darth Maul in Star wars 1 the phantom menace with those weapons of his and the choreography with those dual scyth sickles. I wonder if there was ever a person in history to master those weapons the way the wolf(Death) did.
So this might have been brought up in here already, but Perrito's path through the forest, for all it's color and seemingly benign nature, is actually pretty dark when you think about it. Pocket Full of Posies: Reference to a children's song that kids used to sing during the Black Death when people would carry around bundles of herbs and flowers in order to ward off the scent of rotting carcasses due to just how many people died. River of Relaxation: Reference to the River Styx, the river that the dead would go down on their way to the Underworld. Also somewhat loosely ties in with the Wolf in the previous scene where he placed two coins over his eyes which was a reference to how the Greeks would place coins over the eyes of the dead so they could pay Charon the Boatman to ferry them to the Underworld. Field of Quick and Easy Solutions: The most dark of the three since it's a reference to suicide, something which is sometimes referred to as a 'Quick and Easy Solution'
"No cat should ever sound this sexy" Finally a reactor who GETS IT 😂 This movie is absolutely fantastic, DEFINITELY my favorite from Dreamworks! The entire message and animation style won my heart over so quickly, not to mention the characters and mature themes
It never occurred to me before, but since Death was believed to be bounty hunter for most of the movie, all those "wanted" signs introducing characters mean not only that they were wanted criminals, but also wanted by Death. And the only one who wasn't "wanted" is Perrito as he is just a happy dog who values his life the way it is.
From all the reacions so far, I enjoyed watching yours the most ❤ This movie also restored my faith in future animations. Such a banger. It was developed in 10 years, no rushed at all, raised on so much love and dedication, the script especially. I can't believe a barely mid sidekick from a dying franchise got such a badass story and character development, I was caring and even almost crying the whole time for a damn talking ginger cat lmao, the topics of fearing death and dealing with anxiety are so relatable and so well portraited. I love Puss now more than Shrek and Donkey, honestly. I'm only sad I'm so late to the hype and couldn't watch this movie in theaters. It would be an unforgettable experience. I hope to see more of such movies with big heart in future.
the voice actor of wolf/death is a brazilian actor called Wagner Moura, who you may know for having played the protagonist of a brazilian film called "tropa de elite" or elite troop in english
You are the first reactors I’ve seen to correctly guess that they would rip it all up. Everyone else was mad at that but like you guys nailed the point. They already had their wish.
I love it when non Spanish speakers try o understand Spanish or wonder what they are saying haha , everyone things that perrito is named Pedro haha he's just named doggy in Spanish and I'm so glad to see that some one else thinks that jack Horner looks like Oliver tree
Puss, Kitty, Perrito, Death = all tied for my Favorite DreamWorks characters! (2 felines + 2 canines) (Po from Kung Fu panda is 2nd place, Toothless from HTTYD is 3rd).
20:46 it does make sense since they're both very prone to betraying each other, as seen in the first Puss in Boots (and this one, for the whole wedding thing) xD
So I read a theory that Perritos map is actually the worst. The posies for mean to represent the black death or plague. The relaxing river is the one his owners tried to kill him in. The quick and easy way out path is a metaphor for suicide but he is so happy he does t seem them as they are so they map is easier for him.
45:30 "Hasta la muerte" translates to "until death". Also my Spanish is a little rusty, but I think the Wolf's phrase was along the lines of "why do I always play with my food?"
Agreed with the "thought he would sound more menacing", my only gripe of this movie is the voice they chose for death. The delivery in some of the lines and the goofy high pitched voice make him not so intimidating when he speaks. The writing and animation side tho, OMG perfection
What Movie should we react to next! We want to expand more into movies and new shows so drop your suggestions
For western shows, my suggestion is "Gravity Falls"
Animated movies.. have you watched ALL of "How to Train Your Dragon" (3 movies)? (Nvm, just watched the Dreamworks logo scene, and you said you haven't watched it so...) 🙃
Live action film.. tbh i want to see your reaction to Horror, so i'll pick "As Above So Below"💀
Ben 10 series
Rise of the TMNT is kinda similar to this movie. It’s got great art design and animation and has a couple of similarities in terms of character writing. Has its moments of seriousness too. Not as dark as this movie, but still fun.
The movie is on Netflix, there’s a series but the movie can be watched on its own
If you like horror movies a great classic is Event Horizon.
Some things to note:
In the bar, Death says "corre, corre gatito" which means "run, run little kitty"
At the end when Death yells in Spanish he says "por qué diablos fui a jugar con mi comida?!" which translates to "why the hell did I play with my food?!"
"Hasta la muerte" can be translated to "until death"
Bro was mad he took his time 😂💀
I wonder why they didn't keep this in the French dub; Death still calls Puss "Gatito", but his rant at the end is fully translated.
Ironically, because French and Spanish share common roots, it wouldn't be difficult even for a French speaker who doesn't speak Spanish to understand what Death says in his rant, whereas an English speaker would have no clue.
@@NoelistAvenger "por qué diablos fui a jugar con mi comida?!" this sentence is actually hard to understand for a French speaker who doesn't know Spanish (like me). This part is the only easy one : "por qué diablos", I am not able to understand the rest !
On the other one, this one is easy for me : ""corre, corre gatito". But that's because "gatito" is close to how a cat is called in arabic.
Funny how languages work ^^
When Kitty curses out the bears after taking the map, she says "I'll turn all of you into bath mats" in Spanish
Which may or may not refer to bear rugs
@Anthony St-Onge LMAO
Not mad but I've taken this language for like 8 years so I wanted to enlighten them
Antonio Banderas must earn a lot for this, he voiced Puss in English, Spanish for Spain, Spanish for latinoamerica, Italian, and Catalan lol
That's him done for the year lol
Makes sense as well. The movie was somewhat inspired by his own life experiences, the ones that prevented him from working on PiB2 earlier
Antonio Banderas is such a chad
Oh he speaks Italian too? Sweet
He’d massively underutilized if they didn’t have him voicing the Spanish versions.
Fun fact: when they showed us how he lost all of his lives, we can see at each number in the corner Death's picture. Also, when Puss was fighting with that Titan, you can see Death among the crowd
Also at the bar, he had finished 8 drinks, and he was drinking from his 9th. Insane attention to detail in this movie
And you can understand why Death is so done with Puss. He died being reckless and too daring, not exactly heroic. So by the 8th life, Death must have rolled his eyes and thought "this idiot again...alright, enough testing Me"
If you pay attention during the giant fight the bell rings 8 times with the 8th being the ring it makes when it falls on him and takes his 8th life
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43:54 It's a 2.5D (hand drawn and CGI hybrid) that is characterized by the "skipping" of frames to create intentional choppiness which emulates the aesthetic you would get from comic books and paintings. It was being popularized by Spiderverse and seems to becoming an industry standard for a lot of big animation studios. A nice change of pace from the semi-realistic CGI that DreamWorks has been using for a majority of their films.
And judging by the budgets of the movies using this style in comparison to traditional 3d i think its gonna be standard for a while. This was 90 mil whereas strange worlds cost 180 mil
Thanks for the info👌🏼
I don't think Genndy Tartakovsky, is getting enough credit for his influence on this current renaissance of 3D animation. The intentionally lower frame-rate effectively replicates aspects of his action animation. Which is largely focused on quick movements between strong defined poses so that the action feels quick but also give the eye more time to take in the key frames of the action. Not to mention his work on Hotel Transylvania and the unreleased Popeye movie, in which he pushed character stretching, compression, and expressions that 'break' the 3d model in ways previously only seen in 2d animation.
Though he didn't directly work on Into the Spiderverse as far as I know he forged and inspired much of the team and talent at Sony Pictures Animation that did work on that film and that inspiration has clearly been passed to Dreamworks.
@@WatanukiProductions I think people didn't really cite Genndy because when you think of his animation's in current day you start thinking about stuff like Primal.
And to top it off, this film has its own visual style. While Into the Spider-Verse is more like a comic book, Puss in Boots feels like it takes a lot of inspiration from renaissance paintings 🖼️.
39:52 As someone who can identify with this aspect of Goldie's character in this, it's refreshing to see a reactor taking her feelings into account and not just dismissing it with "she should be happy with what she has." Adoption is something relatively few actually understand and can empathize with, which is also why it's often portrayed in a simplistic way in most fiction.
True, I didn't even notice until you pointed it out but the majority really reacts like that
And Mama supporting her in her wish even though it hurt was just so good. The decision was ultimately up to Goldi
Guide of words and sentences in Spanish.
The basic words are:
Hola = Hello
Papá = Dad
Señorita = Miss
Señor = Sir
Adios = Bye
Fiesta = Party
Leche = Milk
Gracias = Thank you
Gato = Cat/Puss (technically, puss would translate as "minino" in Spanish, but we call him Gato con Botas, not Minino)
Perrito = Little dog/Doggy (Maybe Puppy)
Lobo = Wolf
Chiquito = Little one (first name Kitty proposes to Perrito)
Now, the sentences:
Hola, amigo = Hello, friend (Puss at the very biggining during the party)
Mi casa es su casa = My home is your home / Make yourself at home (Puss to the governor)
No, su casa es MI casa = No, your home is MY home / This is my home, b***h (Governor to Puss)
Ole frijoles = Holy beans (in reality, ole, or olé, is a Spanish interjection that denotes surprise)
Corre, corre gatito = Run, run little kitty (Wolf)
No hablo inglés = I don't speak English (Puss to Perrito the first time they meet)
¿Hablas español? ¡Yo también! ¿De dónde eres? ¿Te gustan las siestas? = Do you speak Spanish? Me too! Where are you from? Do you like naps/siestas? (Perrito's answer to Puss)
¡Suéltalo! = Let it go! / Drop it! (Kitty to Puss arguing about who should be holding the map)
¡Ay! Qué miedo... = Oh! That's so scary... (Kitty when Puss "loses" his arm when in the entrance to the dark forest)
Perro muerto = Dead dog (Kitty threatening Perrito)
¡Quieto! = Stay still! (Kitty to Puss while shaving Puss)
Vaya con Dios = The Lord be with you (Puss when throwing the stick sword)
¡Los voy a hacer a todos alfrombras de baño! = I'm gonna turn you all into bath mats! (Kitty to Goldilocks and the bears after she loses the map)
¿¡Dónde fueron ese idiota y su perro?! = Where did the idiot and his dog go? (Kitty while searching for them during Puss panic attack)
Número nueve = number nine (Puss' 8th life to Puss 9th life XD)
Bien, muy bien = Good, very good/nice, very nice (Wolf praising Puss during their final fight)
¿Por qué diablos fui a jugar con mi comida? = Why the hell did I (go) play with my food? (Wolf when feeling frustrated about Puss' change of heart)
Sí. Hasta la muerte = Yes. Till Death/See you in Death (when I die) (Puss' final sentence to Wolf)
Thanks man! This was really helpful :)
I truly appreciate that you used correct grammar :') ¡gracias!
47:06
Dude, that has to be the most real reaction to this scene I've seen thus far
Truly Spain with the S
THE SPANISH SPLINTER!
Felt
Wagner Moura the voice actor of Death did an AMAZING job in his voice. Happy that he is Brazillian ^^
A shame they made him speak Spanish instead of Portuguese then. But yes, his performance was... Stellar.
I haven't seen any reactors comment about it, but when he says "I find the concept of nine lives ABSURD" it gives me chills every time. A perfect amount of anger and disgust in his tone.
What’s really messed up is the unicorn horn part, because not only are they babies but the unicorns pulling his carriage have their horns cut off. So not only did Jack hurt them but enslaved them as well
The last line Puss said to Death was 'Hasta la Muerte'. It means to see him in his death. As in they will meet again when Puss finally dies and live out his last life, preferably from old age.
Got youuu that makes more sense lol
I remember seeing a fanmade comic showing an elderly Puss on his deathbed, hearing the Wolf's whistle and welcoming him like an old friend, basically telling him "took you long enough".
The Wolf then sits besides him and asks him if his last life was worthwile; Puss then looks at a wall showing many pictures of him alongside his friends (Shrek, Fiona, Donkey, Kitty, Gatito...) and agrees that, yes, his life was "just perfect".
@@NoelistAvenger I need to see this comic strip
Finally, you are the first reactors I have seen to get the gold coins in the eyes of the wolf being a link to death
Shoutout the Assassins Creed for that knowledge
Subtitles: *speaks in spanish*
Deaf people who understand spanish: "BUT WHAT DID THEY SAY!!!"
No idea how no one else came up with this comment yet😭😂
Seriously, why couldn't they just put the words in the subtitles? I have my hearing, but being able to see the words would've helped me understand some of what they were saying since I know a tiny bit of Spanish
A cat , a wolf a dog some Magic Everything you need to make a wholesome movie , happy to see you react to other stuff not just animes
This was a surprise in the best way!
this is anime
@@bendover7841 The best kind, too.
Two cats, even!
@@bendover7841 anime is Japanese animation
So no
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.
When Perrito first showed up I was expecting to find him annoying, but damn if he didn't grow on me. I love him.
To prove just how well written it was.... Many of Perrito's lines could so EASILY have been cliche or cheesy, but ... somehow they just fit. Plus they were pertinent and on point. Fantastic reaction guys! Thanx
Not gonna lie, when I first saw the trailers, I was afraid Perrito would be that typical kid-friendly, annoying sidekick... But in the end, he's one of the best characters in the movie, he's genuinely endearing and he plays a crucial role in the plot instead of being a "drag along" kind of character.
He's a good boy.
Something really cool about the ending with Death is that the only reason why everyone saw him then, instead of earlier, is because they were all in a near death experience.
Three things.
1. The depiction of that panic attack is WAY too damn good. This movie handles a lot of things really really well. Myself, and my friend, who suffer from them had to stop the movie a couple times to stop from missing the movie while we were crying.
2. This version of Death is now my favorite movie villain. Probably of all time. They did such a good job with it.
3. THE FREAKING ANIMATION IN THIS MOVIE. This movie has no damn business being this good.
I don't know if this is the official name of the animation style for the actions scenes, but it looks to me like it's using something I've heard recently called "Animating on 2s" where they animate every other frame, and then in this movie's case it looks like they are using a sort of painted brush style to go along with it.
THIS IS UNIRONICALLY IN MY TOP 10 FAVORITE MOVIES OF ALL TIME
A little detail I love (among many others): Puss kept his forehead scar after his first fight with Death. Throughout the movie, you can see the scar whenever he takes his hat off. It's something special because it's usual for animated films to only show scars temporarily, even the old movies (the scar magically disappears lol).
I'm obsessed with Puss and Kitty's relationship. The first Puss in Boots film showed the two being all flirty (Puss was a shameless flirt and Kitty was seductive thief). Here they're so cosy with each other (makes sense since they almost got married) but it makes fans wonder how long or how much the two spent together to have them get to that point.
Even after their fight, during the final fight for the map, Kitty still grabbed for the map even after she bitterly gave it to Puss. Even if she just didn't want the others get yhe wish, she still probably would have given it to Puss.
Also my favorite about the excalibur scene
Watching with kids: *_silence_*
Watching with adults: laughter all around
21:14 Kitty didn’t cuss. She said “que miedo” meaning “how scary”
"You're the smash, I'm the grab," is referring to a form of robbery called smash-and-grab, which is basically when you smash a pane of glass, grab the valuables behind it, and run.
At the end of their last fight, Death is ranting, "Why in hell did I go and play with my food??". Also, did you notice that the Gatito Blade saved Puss' life twice? The first is obvious, but the second is just as Puss is stomping Death in the face, Death's sickles are closing in from the sides. Without the Gatito, Puss could not have blocked both at once. I'm quite sure that Death would have traded a painful kick for a fatal stab or slash.
Well also you can't kill Death itself, so no matter what Puss did to him, he wouldn't die or even be hurt really, he could only block his weapons and hope for the best. Death toying with Puss was just hubris on Death's part and him wanting to get pleasure out of taking care of something that had annoyed him for many years. Death can't stand anyone that feels or acts like they can cheat him and get away with it. Puss reveled in cheating death going so far as to make it his catchphrase, so yeah Death was super pissed off with Puss.
OH MY GOD YOU DID IT. I was asking myself if you'd cover it, and man was I not disappointed!
This movie has blown my fucking mind for the last weeks, after I watched it.
Best animation movie of the last decade, music is fire, story is great, and the animation is so smooooth!
P.S.: I now listen to the whistle daily, and was listening to it when the vid dropped.
Fun fact also, you can spot Death at 5:13, top left, in the crowd. Always watching Puss :)
Into The Spider-Verse is my favorite movie of all time.
But this was such a phenomenal film, it's in my top five ever made.
"You know, I'm starting to think you don't appreciate the value of a life."
Whoever voiced that cricket has the best line delivery in this movie. Cracked me up whenever he spoke! XD
Translation for the Spanish parts of the movie:
2:18 - “fiesta” means party
2:35 - the town is name “Del Mar” which would translate to “The Ocean”
3:42 - “mi casa es su casa” means my home if you’re home
Immediately after the governor says “no, su casa es mi casa!”
4:26 - “frijoles” means beans
6:53 - “hola señorita” means hello miss
9:45 - “corre corre, gatito” means run run kitty
9:55 - I am not translating the song
10:57 - the old lady’s name is “mama Luna” which would directly translate to “mother moon”
12:38 - puss says “no hablo inglés” which means I don’t speak Spanish
Perrito response “hablas español?! Que bien! Quien eres?” which translates to you speak Spanish? How great! Who are you?
15:10 - pretty sure puss says “perito” which means puppy
18:32 - “drive perro” mean drive dog
21:14 - “ahi que miedo” means jeez how scary
27:48 - “gatito blade” means kitty blade
30:03 - “perito” again means puppy
31:40 - “Si I am good” mean yes I am good
35:46 - “Hola number 9” means hello number 9
35:51 - I have no clue what they just said
43:08 - “I’ve enjoyed the chase, gato” means I enjoyed the chase cat
44:07 - pretty sure he says “muy bien” which means very good or very nice
44:35 - “gatito blade” again means kitten blade
45:15 - “Por que diablos fui a jugar con mi comida!?”Means Why the hell did I go and play with my food!?
45:38 - “si, asta la muerte” means yes, until death
46:31 - you get it “perrito” means puppy
48:45 - “chiquito” means little
48:47 - they kept switching weather “perito” is a name or Spanish
Awesome to see your reactions guys! Thanks for sharing!
A little note: You can actually see the lobo at 5:13 on the left corner in an alley when people is cheering.
Note on the animation as well, this is 3D animation but there is actually 2D elements incorporated to it, which makes it incredibly stylized , just as Michell vs the Machines and Into the Spiderverse :)
Seeing people react to Spanish Splinter never gets old! XD
This one was probably my favorite
Boss Baby in the new Dreamworks opening be like: bro think he's on the team.
But seriously, How To Train Your Dragon is amazing. It's Dreamworks's take on a more serious plot and it's a damn great trilogy
Boss Baby probably one of the few movies to get a sequel and tv show just because of Memes.
Dreamworks has had a history with heavy plots, starting with the Prince of Egypt which was the very first children's animated film they began working on. It involves themes of slavery, genocide and God (it's a biblical story).
The most iconic antagonist with the most iconic design, the most iconic whistle and the best writing in Dreamworks since Lord Shen...
...only appears with 7 minutes of screen time >:(
45:37 yes, until death
Si, hasta la muerte
I had a great time watching your reactions, with love from Spain✨
42:02 "You're the smash and I'm the grab" is literally referring to "smash and grab" felonies where someone smashes the window and grabs everything he can.
This movie reaction is one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.
An absolute masterpiece. One of the best animated films I've seen in my entire life. So many memorable moments from the Shrek franchise, and just an all-around amazing film! Thankyou DreamWorks
45:38
To answer your question.
Puss said: "Yes, until death."
I love this movie. Especially the wolf (death)😃🤩
So, JJBA's author, Hirohiko Araki, has stated that Shrek is his favorite animated movie of all time - and he even went as far as placing it as #8 in his "Top 20 Suspense Films" list. I'd say this explains why the Bohemian Rhapsody arc in Part 6 is the way it is. And, _THIS_ movie was quite suspenseful, eh? I swear that Araki is ahead of the times
Something to note is that Death only ever appears when Puss is going to die or has a near death experience. He's always there as a reminder that death is always lurking, always a possibility at any given moment
I’m surprised and glad they ended this movie with them sitting under the stars instead of another dance number.
Or a BJ joke like the first movie, lol.
I think the smash and grab thing is a reference to robberies where one person smashes the glass (to a case, window, door, etc) the other grabs what they can
Dreamworks is currently killing it. Bad Guys was super fun, a nice take on the heist style movie that just dripped style and Puss in Boots is a literal masterpiece.
Both this & Wolfwalkers have restored my faith in animated movies. I seriously haven't felt remotely this way since Tangled & then Kung Fu Panda 2
47:29 Brother Bear is hella underrated, what a fantastic movie
First reactor I've seen mention the wolf putting coins in his eyes. Such a great touch.
This movie surprised us in so many ways it was honestly amazing🔥 Full uncut reaction is available on Patreon per usual www.patreon.com/TGLReacts
32:01 personally I think she's lying here to get to stop worrying about it after he apologized. Cause she didn't over hear the earlier conversation and wouldn't have been mad at him or at least not that mad if she didn't show up either. Tho the whole thing about believing that his true love was himself and that she thought his legend was the most important thing to him was her being genuine. Really good subtitle writing there.
Being someone who grew up with the original. The relationship between puss and Kitty is something I could give a whole analysis about.
Along with death cause that dude is just to clean.
You can tell that everyone who worked on this movie was all in. There's not an aspect of this movie where you can say "yeah, they didn't really care about...xxx" Just incredible
I ain't gonna lie, since I've been here since you did the opening reactions for jojo's, this came so outta nowhere for me that I legitimately fell on the floor laughing.
Great movie! Fun fact, when puss is fighting the giant at the beginning, the bell the giant uses is rung 8 times, similarly, at the bar when he first encounters death, 8 glasses are empty on the bar, and puss is drinking the ninth.
This movie is filled with tons of small details like that
oo i just watched this yesterday, it lived up to the hype haha
Death’s hood and scythes were on the life cards, and death was in the crowd during the sleeping giant fight.
Since you said that you haven't seen any of the "new-gen" animated movies, I (and probably many others) recommend Spider-man: Into The Spiderverse
Actually changed the animated movie industry after it dropped, and also heavily inspired this movie's visuals
And then Puss said to Death "Come on pal, not today. Meabye tomorrow" and then he started repeating that for the days being
Yessir!! You're reactions are all bangers!
Appreciate that!
*Puss in Boots 2 is better than many Pixar movies.*
I think that Death is actually a good guy. He's just challenging Puss and putting on a show, in order to teach him an invaluable lesson... The value of Life!
Jack Horner is the true villain.
I love that this movie does an extremely rare story plot where the main antagonist isn't necessarily evil and the main villain is more of a deuter- antagonist.
Wha? How did you come to the conclusion that Death put on a show?? Death is not a nice person, he's a neutral force of nature for everyone besides Puss who pissed Death off so much that he stopped being neutral in this ONE case and actively went after Puss to break the rules and take his life himself before it ended naturally.
Why is everybody so obsessed with undermining Death's character like this?
@@CatalinaLinal7710 Well, you know, even the director sorta sees Death like a teacher too, so. There is a break where this maybe could have been shown off better within the story, but I chock that up to the 103-minute time limit. And so, for now I consider him like a shonen antagonist in that realm of writing - like, on the level of Toguro from YuYu Hakusho (my favorite shonen antagonist/villain).
@@CatalinaLinal7710remember the fire that he created in the final battle, he could have killed puss at any time but he gave him time to learn a lesson
@@bleachfan2.029 Yes and later he is upset with himself for having played with his food for so long that Puss redeemed himself and Death cant kill himself anymore
death was most definitely more of an antagonist (simply opposing the protagonist) than a straight up villain (counterpart to the hero actually committing evil deeds), considering death just. is. he's not evil or good, he just exists as a natural part of life. he didn't *need* to come after puss as he did, but as death he understands better than anyone else how valuable life is, and with how puss was just wasting life after life without a care his decision to go after puss in his last life right away himself is naturally born from his own frustration and anger at how lightly both death and life are being taken. it most likely was bending the rules with how directly he was interfering, especially knowing that if puss did not learn a lesson and he just retreated it'd make the whole point void and useless, but it all makes sense. i just love how death in this movie is so frustrated and direct in his approach when he could sit and wait until the next stupid move killed puss for good,
lobo putting two gold coins in his eyes for the Ferryman's toll for the boat ride into the afterlife was classic mythology sick!
What do we say to the god of death Perrito? Not Today.
I just love that they chose to make a family cartoon about grappling with the inevitability of death.
Absolute masterpiece: A super tight script, spectacular animation, wholesome universal values, two fantastic villains, hard hitting jokes, and perfectly executed themes.
Can we talk about how Dreamworks makes the best animated sequels? Shrek 2, Kung Fu Panda 2, How to Train Your Dragon 2, and now Puss in Boots 2? All of which rank in the best sequels of all time right up there with Aliens and Terminator 2.
Not only it is about inevitability of death and accepting your own mortality (but not being scared by it), that apparently wasn´t enough. They also depicted pretty acurately struggles adopted kids face and for good measure also the message that some people are just bad and that not everyone can be redeemed.
I love that the most wholesome character also swears all the time. Or least a lot compared to other characters. I also really liked the B polt with the 3 bears. And the wolf, everything about the wolf
Death’s problem with Puss is not that he has no respect for Death , it’s that he had none for Life. He valued it more than Puss which is why he didn’t feel he deserved anymore. He’s not the villain in this story. This movie was so well executed in many fronts. So glad to see how many people enjoyed it as much. Big W for Dreamworks!!
*Completely* unexpected!
This will be fun!
I say that’s a TGL W
@@TGLReacts You're damn right. It to start recieving this type of content was a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
Spins scythes to waist: "Live your life, Puss n Boots."
"OH MY GOD, HE'S SO GOD DAMN COOL!"
I like to imagine Death is the *wolf* from "The boy who cried wolf"
This movie was a masterpiece. I can't really say Death was a villain, though he sure was terrifying. Horner was a villain, Goldilocks and the three bears were more of antagonists then villains, but Death explaining everything in the room of past lives showed he was trying to teach Puss a lesson, but would not hesitate if Puss couldn't learn it.
I actually fell for Death. I LOVED him
5:13 Small detail, puss was about to die here and you can see death in this crowd shot on the top left watching for it
I did not expect this, it's so fucking cool to see you guys branching out. I can't watch this video yet because I'm not seeing the film myself until Saturday but I'll definitely come back once I have.
Time for some new things💪🏼
@@TGLReacts hell yes, there are a lot of movies I would adore seeing your reaction to
Just watched it myself, finally tucking in to see this reaction myself
The Animation Style for the Fight Styles is Called "Animating on Twos."
A Cinema movie is Usually 24 Frames. If you "Animate on Twos" you let the Animation itself run at half of that. So 12.
In Puss in Boots, in that scenes, the Background runs at 24 FPS while the Charakters run at 12 FPS. Makes it looks that great.
However, the wolf is also animated at 24 frames while everyone else is animated on twos.
Gives him that supernatural quickness that's not bound by anyone else's mortal rules.
During the fight between puss and the wolf, he went from Malthael "archangel of death in Diablo 3 to Darth Maul in Star wars 1 the phantom menace with those weapons of his and the choreography with those dual scyth sickles. I wonder if there was ever a person in history to master those weapons the way the wolf(Death) did.
I liked how this movie mix english and spanish words, the voice actors did a great job.
honestly while i’m so glad you’re doing this movie but the bombshell that’s watching avatar caught me off guard
9:45 bro... he said gatito (kitty). Uncle is "tio" 🤣🤣🤣
We thought he said “Tito”😂
puss using the gatito blade to block the hit also somewhat accurate because rapier user would have a parry dagger for that exact reason
So this might have been brought up in here already, but Perrito's path through the forest, for all it's color and seemingly benign nature, is actually pretty dark when you think about it.
Pocket Full of Posies: Reference to a children's song that kids used to sing during the Black Death when people would carry around bundles of herbs and flowers in order to ward off the scent of rotting carcasses due to just how many people died.
River of Relaxation: Reference to the River Styx, the river that the dead would go down on their way to the Underworld. Also somewhat loosely ties in with the Wolf in the previous scene where he placed two coins over his eyes which was a reference to how the Greeks would place coins over the eyes of the dead so they could pay Charon the Boatman to ferry them to the Underworld.
Field of Quick and Easy Solutions: The most dark of the three since it's a reference to suicide, something which is sometimes referred to as a 'Quick and Easy Solution'
35:46 Good to know I wasn't the only one who went "I feel good" upon hearing that in the theatre
"No cat should ever sound this sexy" Finally a reactor who GETS IT 😂
This movie is absolutely fantastic, DEFINITELY my favorite from Dreamworks! The entire message and animation style won my heart over so quickly, not to mention the characters and mature themes
It never occurred to me before, but since Death was believed to be bounty hunter for most of the movie, all those "wanted" signs introducing characters mean not only that they were wanted criminals, but also wanted by Death. And the only one who wasn't "wanted" is Perrito as he is just a happy dog who values his life the way it is.
"hasta la muerte" means: till death
From all the reacions so far, I enjoyed watching yours the most ❤
This movie also restored my faith in future animations. Such a banger. It was developed in 10 years, no rushed at all, raised on so much love and dedication, the script especially. I can't believe a barely mid sidekick from a dying franchise got such a badass story and character development, I was caring and even almost crying the whole time for a damn talking ginger cat lmao, the topics of fearing death and dealing with anxiety are so relatable and so well portraited. I love Puss now more than Shrek and Donkey, honestly. I'm only sad I'm so late to the hype and couldn't watch this movie in theaters. It would be an unforgettable experience. I hope to see more of such movies with big heart in future.
i just knew yall would react to this
Puss: *says "no"*
Subtitles: [Speaks spanish]
At the end when death started screaming in Spanish he was saying “why the hell did I play with my food”
the voice actor of wolf/death is a brazilian actor called Wagner Moura, who you may know for having played the protagonist of a brazilian film called "tropa de elite" or elite troop in english
You are the first reactors I’ve seen to correctly guess that they would rip it all up. Everyone else was mad at that but like you guys nailed the point. They already had their wish.
I love it when non Spanish speakers try o understand Spanish or wonder what they are saying haha , everyone things that perrito is named Pedro haha he's just named doggy in Spanish and I'm so glad to see that some one else thinks that jack Horner looks like Oliver tree
A smash and grab is the type of robbery like breaking a window (smash) and grabbing what you can, then running away
Just noticed when death makes his two scythes or whatever they're called into one staff, he literally does the Darth maul pose as well. Goated movie
Puss, Kitty, Perrito, Death = all tied for my Favorite DreamWorks characters! (2 felines + 2 canines) (Po from Kung Fu panda is 2nd place, Toothless from HTTYD is 3rd).
Wtf this is so great!
Bruh, Wagner Moura is so good as Death that he's up there with the likes of Jeremy Irons as Scar!
i like how when death asks "you know we will meet again, right?" and puss answers "[speaking in spanish]"
DOES HE KNOW OR NOT?
I love when Kitty gave Puss the [speaking in Spanish] blade
Death is such an amazing antagonist. We need more of this.
There's a first Puss in Boots movie too (with Kitty being introduced), too many reactors skip it...
Gonna save this vid for when I had watched this movie.
20:46 it does make sense since they're both very prone to betraying each other, as seen in the first Puss in Boots (and this one, for the whole wedding thing) xD
The ending with the Shrek music was honestly one of the best moments I've had related to cinema recently
So I read a theory that Perritos map is actually the worst. The posies for mean to represent the black death or plague. The relaxing river is the one his owners tried to kill him in. The quick and easy way out path is a metaphor for suicide but he is so happy he does t seem them as they are so they map is easier for him.
Shout out to everyone who felt phantom pain when Puss did that first Spanish Splinter
45:30 "Hasta la muerte" translates to "until death".
Also my Spanish is a little rusty, but I think the Wolf's phrase was along the lines of "why do I always play with my food?"
Watching this in the airport while waiting for my flight... bless y'all for dropping a 1h video
Hope you enjoyed it🙌🏼 also safe flight!
You know we will meet again right?
Puss: yes, until death.
Agreed with the "thought he would sound more menacing", my only gripe of this movie is the voice they chose for death. The delivery in some of the lines and the goofy high pitched voice make him not so intimidating when he speaks. The writing and animation side tho, OMG perfection