Something I like about the Latin version They replace "Just right" with "it's perfect" When goldie talks with her saying she says "I want everything perfect" At the end when she talks to the bear family she says "No mom,I got my wish,everything is perfect"
they had three villain archetypes and executed them perfectly: Goldi being the sympathetic, Jack being the pure cruel sadist, and Death being................. un....... what would you describe Death's villain archetype to be?
Death isn't evil, he's just doing his job. you could say, he's more like a Rattlesnake Jake or Anton Ego kind of villain. somebody who opposes, but still deeply respects the hero.
@@Legomicroman deaths not doing his job as we see he doesn’t just randomly kill puss he waits till he dies from another thing and he literally said it He wants to kill push and give him a challenge
Something I like about the Latin version They replace "Just right" with "it's perfect" When goldie talks with her saying she says "I want everything perfect" At the end when she talks to the bear family she says "No mom,I got my wish everything is perfect"
The first movie of a franchise is literally ended with something like "don't be ashamed of who you are" and "there is love for everyone". Pretty wholesome, no?
Goldi's relationship with her Mama Bear hits the most. When Mama Bear told her that they will fulfill Goldi's wish even if it meant that she will be gone from their bear family, that is pure love of a mother, a love of a parent. I have shed a tear a lot of times watching this film, and I say that moment when Goldi told her true wish is one of those times. I think this movie can also be dubbed as a good introduction for Goldi to be part of the Dreamworks pantheon lol. I know we have the 3 bears cameo in Shrek, but we know how it ended up for that mama bear
That's what parents do. Other cute touch: When the bear family is falling down after being hit by Excalibur in stone, Mama Bear guards Goldi with her own body.
Usually I don't think about fairy tales as basic as Goldilocks, but after watching the movie I reflected on it and came to 3 conclusions: 1) "The bears adopt Goldilocks" is a fresh and genuinely compelling twist on the story, especially when the only other three twists that jump to mind are "the bears eat Goldilocks", "the bears escort Goldilocks back to her parents" and "the bears call the cops on Goldilocks". 2) Goldilocks being an orphan makes a lot of sense, because her behavior in the original story is *absolutely fatherless*. 3) Goldilocks and the Three Bears is a deeply ironic story, because Goldilocks acts like a bear while the bears act like humans.
The villains of that movie worked so well because they complemented each other, really. Death was there for Puss' character arc of accepting his mortality and to give the film the dark tone that the other two could not. Goldilocks mirrored Puss' lesson of appreciating what you have while serving as a good antagonistic force And Jack Horner gave us a memorable and hateable villain that we could root to see defeated by the end while giving a lot of dark comedy with his sheer sociopathy. They all helped each other make the movie great instead of having the burden of being the antagonist alone
The bear family were a treat to watch. I just love Goldi and Baby‘s sibling rivalry, and how Baby truly cared about her and felt betrayed when he thought she would abandon them.
the sibling rivalry is also a really cool touch because in the original story goldie doesn’t like mother bear and father bears beds/ porridge, but baby bears. there literally compete on the same stuff
That is why we invented the word antagonist. To be a force against the protagonist but it doesn't mean that they are a straight up villain. Heck literally every major character except Perrito is a bigger "villain" then Goldilocks and her Bear family and this includes Kitty and Puss. Goldilocks could have very easily been the protagonist of this movie if it was told from a different angle.
This iteration of Goldilocks might be the best one ever! The fact that her adoptive family are bears and how she rides on their back reminds me of San and her wolf family from Princess Mononoke.
Goldilocks had such a good part in the movie’s b plot. I never really saw her as a villain, more like a neutral gangster. She truly is a great and unforgettable character.
I absolutely love Goldie and the 3 bears, her story was so touchy, I tear up twice for moments with her (she rescue Baby and her conclusion), I love their designs and personalities, Mama bear was suck a kind mom, Papa was lay back and a good bear who wanted just go to hibernate more than do crimes and Baby was so funny and I love the rivalry brother sister of Goldie and Baby, their banter was great.....I totally see them getting their own film, I would love to see a film about them or a series or at least been brought back in another Puss in Boots film.
The way Baby starts blubbering about her saving him is just so sweet. They are so sweet. So normal for family. "your the smash, im the grab" it makes me so happy
One of my favourite moments in the entire movie is when the cabin scene very subtly hints at what Goldi's wish is. When she grabs the fairy tale book, Mama bear says that Goldi used to stare at it for hours. Just that simple use of the word stare instead of read and the page shown makes it clear that she has been dreaming for a fitting family for so long even during her childhood when she first met her adoptive one. A perfect one. And it gets much better once Goldi and Mama notice the flashback versions of themselves. Showing a young Goldi with the same book. Meaning she has had it with her for a long time and her wish of a perfect family goes back way more then we first thought as her time as an orphan. But what really makes Goldi such an amazing character in my eyes is when Mama tells her that once she came into their lives everything became just right for them. Seeing herself tug in a sleeping small Goldi who at this point starts to slowly realise that what she wanted all this time truly was right in front of her with the bears. All made that much more beautiful with her holding her adoptive mother's paw with her hand, tears welling up in her eyes. Individually, the three bear crime family might not be able to hold a candle to Jack Horner or the legendary Death. But I think all four together, they are perfect. And the best iteration the Shrek franchise has put on classic fairy tale characters so far. Truly an amazing part of an amazing movie.
I love Goldilocks in this movie so much shes such a relatable teenager, Florence Pugh really sells it like I almost couldn't recognize her It's so good also I nearly cried about her "just right" line MAN THIS MOVIES WRITING IS GENIUS!
I love how the movie has 3 different types of Villains all at once. Jack Horner: The Absolutely Evil Villain with no Redemption possible. Goldie Locks: The Villain that has a Redemption arc and is sympathetic. And Death: The Villain that isn’t really a Villain, and is simply doing his job.
Death isn't doing his job here though. He's explicitly breaking the rules and trying to murder someone over a petty grudge. That's evil, or at least malicious. Death's job is to fairy people to the after life, he's NOT the one doing the killing. It's technically no different from a normal personal killing someone else over a grudge, and it's not really made justifiable just cause he didn't get respect from Puss.
@DLxx Well considering what has been said, Death is Death itself STRAIGHT UP. So Death itself personified went after Puss personally as to truly serve him a lesson for not valuing his lives or life itself. But when Puss finally learned, Death backed off.
@@memecliparchives2254 But he wasn't really TRYING to redeem Puss. He was angry when he became a better person, thus stripping him of his excuse to kill him. Puss's change of heart was accidental on Death's part
My favorite moment in this one is the Lying revealed scenes You can feel the emotions in her voices when telling the bears her true intentions And Baby saying "your just right...is to rid us off?!" The Emotional is, Oh Damm
@@astralaurora4165 most animated movie have lying revealed scene but it's not genuine and it doesn't have the feeling in it But this is well done and perfect
I think one reviewer said it great that the fact we don't see the bear's talking in their first scene gives off one impression, and then shows something else when we meet them again.
Everyone knows she’s not a full on villain, but it’d be wrong to leave her out when the trinity of antagonists work so well together and flesh each other out.
I wouldn’t even go as far as to call Goldilocks a villain. Her and the bears just seem like some genuinely kind-hearted characters who are just trying to get by and see crime as the only way to really do so. They also obviously have genuine love for each other and know when to do the right thing
They feel to me like they’re just looking after their little family. They’re outcasts from society (part of the reason Goldi wanted the wish probably) so they stick together and petty crime is the way they survive
I'll admit, after watching this movie a few times I realised, maybe Goldie wouldn't have such a complex about being adopted if Baby didn't keep bringing up the fact that she's not his sister, not a bear, an orphan etc. during their arguments/sibling banter. That would give anybody doubts about belonging. You can almost argue that Baby's reaction to her real wish, while mostly out of heartbreak could also count as an "Oh God what have I done?" moment and one of the reasons why he still choses to help her.
Goldie was so well-written! Do you think you would be able to do a video about the bears themselves? I know you said you’re done, but the bears themselves are at least 40% of why Goldie works are a character. Their own motives and characteristics are integral to how the audience views Goldie and her goals in the movie
Amazing analysis! 🙂 They are my favorite characters for their story arc! Also I noticed, at 5:26, the father has a scarf just like Papa Bear and the mother has hair buns similar to that of a bear already (even without Golidlock’s drawings over). Also the Fairytale book literally has a shooting star on it, maybe making her believe indeed that a star would fulfill her dreams.
You know...Everyone got what they wanted in the end.. As that was the magic power of the wishing star. Puss, got his life back and became an better person. Perito, got a family and friends. Soft paws, got people she could trust. Goldylocks, realized her family was always the three bears. Three bears, really just wanted a business they could run and be rich and happy. Death, killed the legend of puss and boots. and you may think it ended their. That jack just was killed off. Nope he got what he wanted, just not in the way he thought. As he became a wishing star. Why then the star consumed him and flew out into space. You saw that twinkle in the night sky. That was jack in his new form. or least that is my theory.
Here’s the thing I don’t think she’s ever said she wants to find her birth family that she’s an orphan. Heck if you look at the book she has its from the crying tears orphanage, which is probably where she was from. She just wants a new human family.
Is my favourite group of characters in the movie. I love this take on Goldie Locks and the three bears, and a lot of emotion in their performance and interactions with eachother. They also manage to use the 'just right' phrase often enough for it to be convincing that it's a part of their normal lingo, without feeling like it is overdone.
I would love to see a Goldilocks and the Three Bears spin-off show. There's a lot to explore in their characters and while they may not appear in Shrek 5, a spinoff may be a good way to expand the Shrek universe.
I'm actually surprise by how good all the villains/antagonists in Puss in Boots 2, and I love them all. Lobo(wolf)/Death the straightforward awesome scary villain with a sense of honor, Big Jack Horner the funniest pure evil baster you love to hate, then there is Goldilocks the sympathetic villain redeem herself by accepting her current family, and no one is wasted all have ''just right" amount of time. Of all three villains in that film, Goldilocks is the most relatable and sympathetic and is both fun and heartwarming to see how she interact with her bear family especially with Mama bear. And is really satisfied to see Goldi learnt her lesson and embrace her family.
Goldilocks and the Three Bears are more of a rival group then actual villains. When they first appeared they just wanted to hire a Puss as a thief and they only became enemies because the wishing star was too valuable to put a price on it. Also Puss and Kitty never actually took the job offer so no one was betraying anyone, other then jack turning someone into a gold statue but that's just Big Jack being evil.
The shrek universe is at least somewhat aware of the stories the characters come from and how they should play out, so a book based on those stories wouldn't seem out of place.
She's an antagonist in my opinion, not a villain. The difference being the opposing side of the protagonist (good or bad) and the other is a bad person.
Goldilocks the redeemable villain Jack the twisted hopeless villain And Death the inevitable rival for everyone at somepoint all will meet . The villain with a job a job that keeps nature in check so he’s understandable . It’s cool of how there’s the 3 most used villains and they did them all well .
The two times I teared up in the movie were both scenes with Goldi and her Bear family. One was in the cabin, with Mama bear saying that's when they got their just right, and the other being the big reveal of Goldi's wish. Despite knowing her desire for a "real" family, Mama bear let's Goldie know that if THAT is what she wants, she'll get her it, albeit with tears in her eyes. Also what's notable is that with the stand-off scene, when Mama bear lands, she says "That's Goldi's wish". Perfect example of a Mother's love for her daughter, although the daughter hasn't realized that her family has been there all along
Puss: wanting to fix his own mistake and realizing he doesn't need the wish to do so Kitty: wanting the wish and getting it during the adventure so there is no need for the wish anymore Goldielocks: desperately wanting something she always has and only realizing it at the end Purrito: need the wish but doesn't want it Jack: already has everything and does not need the wish but he wants it because he just wants everything pretty sure those are all possible results from this kind of adventure
I REALLY hope Goldilocks and the bears get their own film, because there's a lot Dreamworks can work with with these characters. Puss in Boots I feel wrapped up nicely to where he doesn't need another stand alone film, and Shrek is Shrek, but these 4 really have a lot going for them that barely scratched the surface.
I'd call her the antihero. She's in opposition to Puss but we never see her as a bad person. Her journey is pretty similar to Puss's too - she learns to appreciate what she already has rather than wish for what she used to have, like him.
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Was she even a villain? She was simply an antagonist for seeking the same thing our protagonist did
5:18 to bring back the book again if you look closely the big word at the beginning of each spell out, “You already have it” and they live happily ever after
What Most People Forget Is That Puss In Boots Too, Is In Fact An Orphan And The Entirety Of The First Movie Was About His Relationship With His Foster Mother And His "Brother". It's An Interesting Perspective To Compare Goldie's Found Family To Puss' Found Family
Goldilocks is my favorite character from the movie. All the scenes with her and her found family were interesting to me and they honestly made me cry a few times.
Hm, how very interesting, i hope we’ll get to see Goldie and Bears again at some point, Heck, maybe they could get their own Movie, that probably could be interesting. Anyway, I will look forward to see what you’ll cover next time.
i love this video sooo much, she isnt a villain neither are the bears but i think they were never meant to be one just an antagonist and even could work as their own protagonists yk, they have enough to talk about and analyse and explore that they easily could be the protagonist of their own story, i love them so much they are my favoriute part of the movie alongside team frienship obvs but this isnt about team friendship so yeah goldielocks is my favorite character, baby bear too his awesome and the parents are sooo great i love mama bear and papa bear. goldilocks design like visually is so good also she was an orphan before the bears we dont know how much that influenced her desires and stuff, she and the bears are just right
A fanfictuon idea, but I think that Goldi could still get her "just right family" but not in the roll she thought she would be in and would make the bears incredibly happy.
5:26 - pause this and as someone pointed out in another video... if you take the first letter of every sentence on the page, it says "You already have it." This movie has more to discover each time I re-watch it.
Its so sad to see that Hansel and Gretel also often checked out the same book on the library card seeing how they were abused by their step-mother and wanted a normal family as well. Its a shame the three of them didn't become friends. (or maybe they did)
The fact that this movie manage to have 3 different antagonists that all offer something different to the table is pretty impressive. Not a bad rouge's gallery.
She's honestly my favorite character in the movie. Yes, I do think Death is a better villain but Goldilocks is a character I resonate with the most. Plus, Florence Pugh is one of the best actresses today she's always the standout of every movie she's in so it's no surprise she was the standout of PIB 2. I think it's one of her best performances.
Bro she was my second favorite character of the movie. I'm brazilian, and the dub VA was awesome. This movie goes on to get hopes high for what comes during the year.
dreamworks really made full use of the 4 main antagonist types and they've done it masterfully. Under villains they have goldilocks and family as the anti-villains. classic villain - jack horner death seems to be a force of nature type villain conflict creator - kitty softpaws inanimate force - the wishing star landscape the protagonist - puss's self doubt it's a crime that this movie didn't make 1 billion in box office.
I loved this movie, and I loved Goldi's story. I wish there were more movies like this, where the lesson is woven neatly into the story and not ham-fisted in.
Honestly, up until she revealed her wish, I thought she was planning to wish to be a bear so that she fit in with her family more. That she felt like an outcast and just wanted to fit in with them.
I actually think Goldie is one of the best representations for an adopted child there is. A lot of adopted kids still feel or yarn for their birth parents when they are younger even up to their teens, even if their adopted parents have been nothing but loving and perfect. Her story was such a wonderful story. Mama bear was such an unexpectedly amazing character and you can see it early on when they fall and she screams Goldie’s name and envelops her to protect her but the moment she said they were still going to get her, her wish honestly made her one of the best mother characters ever
Goldilocks is indeed the Sympathetic Villain, the kind of antagonist you can sympathize with becuz her motives are understandable and are what we can relate to, empathize with, and understand. The Book of Fairy Tales was a library book she enjoyed from the orphanage she came from, and the fairy tale in it that she clearly read and took inspiration from, with the illustration of a little girl with her parents upon which she clearly doodled to make the girl look like herself, a visual representation of her heart's desire for her own family. Then, she became the fairy tale we all know her as, and instead of being scared off, as it was in the fairy tale, Goldi was adopted and became part of the Three Bears' family, a stroke of genius in my opinion, and a very creative alternate take on the fairy tale, which I think would have been nicer. Now, clearly the family dynamic between Goldi and the Three Bears is comical, mixed in with some drama, but there are true and sincere moments where they really feel like a family in the times they spend together and aren't arguing with each other or Goldi duzent get frustrated with them. As we saw, her most stormy relationship was with Baby Bear, her adoptive brother, but Baby would typically remind Goldi that she's an orphan and even go as far as to deny her as a sister, for which he got admonished by his folks. Being adopted into a family of bears would have been difficult enough but one of them denying her, reminding her she's not a blood-relation as well as a different species, that would surely hurt Goldi and make her more insecure about her place, make her feel like an outsider even when Mama and Papa clearly showed they love and regard her as their daughter. So, once she gets older and takes leadership of the family when they turn to crime (not sure how that happened), Goldi eventually hears about the Wishing Star and sees it as her chance to finally be with her birth family, but she keeps the real plan to herself while emotionally manipulating and lying to her adoptive family, saying the wish will be for them all. As the movie goes on, she gets more frustrated but the Wishing Star both subtly and not-so-subtly hints to Goldi that what she wants she already has, even when the proof is laid out in front of her. But she's just too blinded and obsessed by what she wants, what she thinks will make everything "just right" as it was for the little girl in the fairy tale book that sowed the seed of her desire. When she finally fesses up and tells them what she wants, even tho the Bears are heartbroken they still love and care for her enough to help her get the wish if it's what she truly wants and will make her happy. But when Goldi gets the chance she's been waiting for, she sees Baby in danger, and despite a brief hesitation and temptation, she passes up the wish to save her brother from his doom, and then helps Puss and Kitty destroy the Map so that Jack Horner can't get his wish. Like u said, it concludes with Goldi, sitting on her father's lap, her mother and brother beside them, Baby on the verge of bawling as he is grateful and now truly regards Goldi as his sister, and Goldi finally understanding that what she wanted she'd had all along, and now that she gets that, everything really is... just right. Goldi and the Three Bears' story in this film was heartwarming and instructive, that Family isn't perfect, that Family is not tied together by blood but rather Family is tied together by love. The writers wrote this film well, as did they wrote the stories of all the characters and balanced them out so that everyone would get their story told w/o overshadowing each other's, fulfilling their roles and weaving them all together into a great story! The film ends with Puss, Kitty, and Perrito off to find new adventures "and see some old friends", but I think, out of all the characters in this film, other than Puss, Kitty, and Perrito, Goldi and the Three Bears should absolutely get their own movie! Whether as a prequel regarding how they became a family in greater detail, a spin-off of them on their own adventures, or even an indirect sequel of what happened to them after this film, I would love to see Goldi and the Bears in their own film, having another adventure or quest, all the while being this amazing family they proved themselves to be, especially to Goldi herself
I think the most beautiful thing about this movie is the map. It reads their hearts and tries to grant their wishes and shows us so much about each character. Puss and Kitty? They needed to stay with Perrito so they could grow together. Goldi? She needed to remember that her family is her family she isnt better of without them, and more than that, they arent better off without her.
@@andrewgreeb916 exactly. It really makes the wishing star seem like a force for good. I'm half convinced if Horners was allowed to touch the map the world would just kill him
All 3 antagonists fill all types of villains serves their purposes. Death being the main antagonist and force of nature: he is the entire reason why puss is looking for the wish. Goldie fills the rival and the redeemable one: her gang rivals that of puss and learned the same lesson. Jack is the sinfull and unredeemable and is goes for the the ultimate power
i feel like a movie from the perspective of the goldilocks family, without changing anything at all, would make us root for goldilocks instead of puss in boots. there is nothing really in the story to make us dislike them and look at them as villains
Who do you think 🤔 should win 🥇 this year’s Best Animated Feature Oscar? Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio Marcel The Shell With Shoes On 👞 🐚 Puss In Boots The Last Wish 🥾 🐱 The Sea Beast 🌊 or Turning Red
I’ll admit I haven’t seen Marcel yet so it comes down to Last Wish or GDT. Both were great and I think GDTP does a lot of amazing things, but I’d give the slightest edge to Last Wish. What about you?
I’m so glad they didn’t do the lier reveal with here where the bears turn on her. Som many movies do that even if it makes no sense for the characters. This movie is so good and the subversions make it better.
Florence is a BLAST in this. I have still yet to see her in a movie where she hasn't stolen the show. Also. If you read the first letter of every line in the Fairytale book it's a huge spoiler for the end of the movie. I also like that you stated Goldilocks is an antagonist, not a villain. And I think that's why the character works so well. She's not a villain. She's just looking out for herself and that is a fully human thing to do, which is why the bears don't understand it at first. Also I loveddd seeing a good strong relationship between a (adopted) Mother and Daughter in a fairytale story. I would love to see a Goldilocks spin off. Maybe her and the Bears become bounty hunters or something.
The Three bears were in the original Shrek. Goldie was selling them to Lord Farquad who turned them into rugs. The mama bear even has a very similar pink hat in both movies.
Let's analyse STAR metaphorically as greed or dreams. Goldlocks is a poor girl dreaming perfect life from vamity magazines. Poos: is celebrity spending his entire life to support his hype. J. Horner: simply extremely greedy businessman. Softpaws: successful person, but there's something missing in her life. Perro: he is taking the life as it is, he simply wants some friends. Bad Wolf: traumatic event in Poos life or some twisted guardian 😇
Goldlocks: learned that perfect life is not real and not to loose everything chasing a dream. Poos: learned to find time for a private life, because he can't take fame and riches to the grave. J. Horner dazzled by greed, didn't learned anything. Softpaws: adopted Perrito?
Another little Easter egg with the book of fairytales which I didn't see until someone else pointed it out: the first letter in each line? If you go down that column, the letters spell out "You already have it." Literally every instance of Goldi interacting with the forest's magic/map/wishing star is saying "You don't need this wish. You've already got exactly what you want, it's just hairier and more quadrupedal than the image in your head."
The fact that they made three villains with three stereotypes and they executed so we'll is impressive,you had the terrifying villain ,the power hungry villain and the redeemable villain the only one that was missing was a joke villain
Have a ton of other DreamWorks Villain Reviews in this playlist, check it out!
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What about Mr. Wolf from The Bad Guys?
I’m surprised you didn’t mention the hidden message
I never really saw Goldi as a villain personally I loved her and the whole family they’re very wholesome and a believable family
Something I like about the Latin version
They replace "Just right" with "it's perfect"
When goldie talks with her saying she says "I want everything perfect"
At the end when she talks to the bear family she says
"No mom,I got my wish,everything is perfect"
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Same
I saw them more as thier own protagonists to thier own story or at worst just an antagonist
Jack Horner is the ony real villain, goldi the bears and death are just antagonists.
they had three villain archetypes and executed them perfectly: Goldi being the sympathetic, Jack being the pure cruel sadist, and Death being................. un....... what would you describe Death's villain archetype to be?
I'd say death falls under the Force of Nature, he's got a job to do and won't be stopped
@@angryloyer_2821 that works, with evidence to back it up: he knows he can't stop Death; all he can do is make peace with it
Death isn't evil, he's just doing his job.
you could say, he's more like a Rattlesnake Jake or Anton Ego kind of villain. somebody who opposes, but still deeply respects the hero.
Force of nature, quite literally. He's not just difficult to beat, he's INEVITABLE.
@@Legomicroman deaths not doing his job as we see he doesn’t just randomly kill puss he waits till he dies from another thing and he literally said it He wants to kill push and give him a challenge
Never expected such a wholesome twist for a franchise that normally puts a cynical twist to most of its fairy tale characters
Something I like about the Latin version
They replace "Just right" with "it's perfect"
When goldie talks with her saying she says "I want everything perfect"
At the end when she talks to the bear family she says
"No mom,I got my wish everything is perfect"
They are cynical but overall there is many sweet plot twists on previous Shrek movies
The first movie of a franchise is literally ended with something like "don't be ashamed of who you are" and "there is love for everyone". Pretty wholesome, no?
@@different_stuff The first movie showed Pinocchio being sold off by his dad and the sequel portrayed the Fairy Godmother and the Prince as villains
@@carbodude5414 i didn't say that this franchise didn't show anything cynical. I say that wholesomeness is not surprising.
Goldi's relationship with her Mama Bear hits the most. When Mama Bear told her that they will fulfill Goldi's wish even if it meant that she will be gone from their bear family, that is pure love of a mother, a love of a parent. I have shed a tear a lot of times watching this film, and I say that moment when Goldi told her true wish is one of those times.
I think this movie can also be dubbed as a good introduction for Goldi to be part of the Dreamworks pantheon lol.
I know we have the 3 bears cameo in Shrek, but we know how it ended up for that mama bear
that scene and the scene with baby crying at the end almost made me lose it. Family moments always make me cry
That's what parents do.
Other cute touch: When the bear family is falling down after being hit by Excalibur in stone, Mama Bear guards Goldi with her own body.
I'm wondering if papa or mama bear is the Baby Bear from Shrek.
@@RequiemPoete yes, bears live around 20 years so timeline does checks out. also his mama had a tie on her head
I'm glad they got retconned, that was dark.
Usually I don't think about fairy tales as basic as Goldilocks, but after watching the movie I reflected on it and came to 3 conclusions:
1) "The bears adopt Goldilocks" is a fresh and genuinely compelling twist on the story, especially when the only other three twists that jump to mind are "the bears eat Goldilocks", "the bears escort Goldilocks back to her parents" and "the bears call the cops on Goldilocks".
2) Goldilocks being an orphan makes a lot of sense, because her behavior in the original story is *absolutely fatherless*.
3) Goldilocks and the Three Bears is a deeply ironic story, because Goldilocks acts like a bear while the bears act like humans.
I like the twist on a fairy tale being a wholesome one. Its very fitting for the world of shrek.
"absolutely fatherless" im dead
@@cherrywhine Just like her biological parents lul
@@markcochrane9523 good God bro I love this
“The bears call the cops on Goldilocks”💀
The villains of that movie worked so well because they complemented each other, really.
Death was there for Puss' character arc of accepting his mortality and to give the film the dark tone that the other two could not.
Goldilocks mirrored Puss' lesson of appreciating what you have while serving as a good antagonistic force
And Jack Horner gave us a memorable and hateable villain that we could root to see defeated by the end while giving a lot of dark comedy with his sheer sociopathy.
They all helped each other make the movie great instead of having the burden of being the antagonist alone
Exactly 💯
Jack was so funny I rooted for him :I
The bear family were a treat to watch. I just love Goldi and Baby‘s sibling rivalry, and how Baby truly cared about her and felt betrayed when he thought she would abandon them.
and how they roast eachother and how my boy just blubbers about how he saved her. its so sweet. Hes so happy
the sibling rivalry is also a really cool touch because in the original story goldie doesn’t like mother bear and father bears beds/ porridge, but baby bears. there literally compete on the same stuff
That is why we invented the word antagonist. To be a force against the protagonist but it doesn't mean that they are a straight up villain. Heck literally every major character except Perrito is a bigger "villain" then Goldilocks and her Bear family and this includes Kitty and Puss. Goldilocks could have very easily been the protagonist of this movie if it was told from a different angle.
Yea the fact the everyone spams the villain label is so stupid. She’s an antagonist
Yup and like they say all villains are Antagonists, but not all Antagonists are villains.
That's what I have been saying. Goldilocks and the three bears don't feel that much like villains. More like the heroes of their own story.
@@fightinggamegeek9238 Death Note: 👀
@@EChacon Antihero’s are technically protagonist villains though right?
I love redeemable villains.
Same here
@@jayfilms99 this Goldilocks is just right.
Theyre the best ones imo.
@@damianstarks3338 Yeah, they did a great job of her character she’s my favorite villain in the movie
If done right,
Redeemable villains are just Right
This iteration of Goldilocks might be the best one ever! The fact that her adoptive family are bears and how she rides on their back reminds me of San and her wolf family from Princess Mononoke.
Goldie: actually cares for the bears and understands them
Jack: greedy little b-
Death: deaths just doing his job leave him alone.
Goldilocks had such a good part in the movie’s b plot. I never really saw her as a villain, more like a neutral gangster. She truly is a great and unforgettable character.
I absolutely love Goldie and the 3 bears, her story was so touchy, I tear up twice for moments with her (she rescue Baby and her conclusion), I love their designs and personalities, Mama bear was suck a kind mom, Papa was lay back and a good bear who wanted just go to hibernate more than do crimes and Baby was so funny and I love the rivalry brother sister of Goldie and Baby, their banter was great.....I totally see them getting their own film, I would love to see a film about them or a series or at least been brought back in another Puss in Boots film.
The way Baby starts blubbering about her saving him is just so sweet. They are so sweet. So normal for family. "your the smash, im the grab" it makes me so happy
I Iove how all three villains in the movie are different types of villains. Great writing.
One of my favourite moments in the entire movie is when the cabin scene very subtly hints at what Goldi's wish is.
When she grabs the fairy tale book, Mama bear says that Goldi used to stare at it for hours. Just that simple use of the word stare instead of read and the page shown makes it clear that she has been dreaming for a fitting family for so long even during her childhood when she first met her adoptive one. A perfect one.
And it gets much better once Goldi and Mama notice the flashback versions of themselves. Showing a young Goldi with the same book. Meaning she has had it with her for a long time and her wish of a perfect family goes back way more then we first thought as her time as an orphan.
But what really makes Goldi such an amazing character in my eyes is when Mama tells her that once she came into their lives everything became just right for them. Seeing herself tug in a sleeping small Goldi who at this point starts to slowly realise that what she wanted all this time truly was right in front of her with the bears. All made that much more beautiful with her holding her adoptive mother's paw with her hand, tears welling up in her eyes.
Individually, the three bear crime family might not be able to hold a candle to Jack Horner or the legendary Death. But I think all four together, they are perfect. And the best iteration the Shrek franchise has put on classic fairy tale characters so far. Truly an amazing part of an amazing movie.
You just made me remember that I sorta clued in on that moment when I first saw it in theaters on the 1st this month
I love Goldilocks in this movie so much shes such a relatable teenager, Florence Pugh really sells it like I almost couldn't recognize her It's so good also I nearly cried about her "just right" line MAN THIS MOVIES WRITING IS GENIUS!
I love how the movie has 3 different types of Villains all at once.
Jack Horner: The Absolutely Evil Villain with no Redemption possible.
Goldie Locks: The Villain that has a Redemption arc and is sympathetic. And Death: The Villain that isn’t really a Villain, and is simply doing his job.
Goldie is hardly even a villain
Death isn't doing his job here though. He's explicitly breaking the rules and trying to murder someone over a petty grudge. That's evil, or at least malicious. Death's job is to fairy people to the after life, he's NOT the one doing the killing. It's technically no different from a normal personal killing someone else over a grudge, and it's not really made justifiable just cause he didn't get respect from Puss.
@DLxx Well considering what has been said, Death is Death itself STRAIGHT UP. So Death itself personified went after Puss personally as to truly serve him a lesson for not valuing his lives or life itself. But when Puss finally learned, Death backed off.
@@memecliparchives2254 But he wasn't really TRYING to redeem Puss. He was angry when he became a better person, thus stripping him of his excuse to kill him. Puss's change of heart was accidental on Death's part
My favorite moment in this one is the Lying revealed scenes
You can feel the emotions in her voices when telling the bears her true intentions
And Baby saying "your just right...is to rid us off?!" The Emotional is, Oh Damm
The betrayal Baby felt and disappointment in Papa’s voice. Mama trying to hold back her tears and Goldi’s regret 💔 That scene was perfect
@@astralaurora4165 most animated movie have lying revealed scene but it's not genuine and it doesn't have the feeling in it
But this is well done and perfect
I like how throughout the movie Goldi and the bears keep saying "Too (something)" and "Just right" in multiple occasions
Yeah like “then it’ll be just right for all of us..” (That’s probably not what they exactly said)
I think one reviewer said it great that the fact we don't see the bear's talking in their first scene gives off one impression, and then shows something else when we meet them again.
Everyone knows she’s not a full on villain, but it’d be wrong to leave her out when the trinity of antagonists work so well together and flesh each other out.
Little note, Mama Bear figured out Goldi's wish near the end, which is even sadder once you think about
Yea She will get her wish even tho if it means she wont see her anymore😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🤧
But seriously since Puss n Boots villains are over, who should I review next?
Horde Prime from She-Ra and The Princesses of Power.
Can you please do Lord farquaad and Prince charming from Shrek.
Already did Prince Charming, but I’ll definitely get to Farquad
Sauron. You should review Sauron.
Surprise us !!!
I wouldn’t even go as far as to call Goldilocks a villain. Her and the bears just seem like some genuinely kind-hearted characters who are just trying to get by and see crime as the only way to really do so. They also obviously have genuine love for each other and know when to do the right thing
They feel to me like they’re just looking after their little family. They’re outcasts from society (part of the reason Goldi wanted the wish probably) so they stick together and petty crime is the way they survive
I'll admit, after watching this movie a few times I realised, maybe Goldie wouldn't have such a complex about being adopted if Baby didn't keep bringing up the fact that she's not his sister, not a bear, an orphan etc. during their arguments/sibling banter. That would give anybody doubts about belonging. You can almost argue that Baby's reaction to her real wish, while mostly out of heartbreak could also count as an "Oh God what have I done?" moment and one of the reasons why he still choses to help her.
Goldie was so well-written!
Do you think you would be able to do a video about the bears themselves? I know you said you’re done, but the bears themselves are at least 40% of why Goldie works are a character. Their own motives and characteristics are integral to how the audience views Goldie and her goals in the movie
Amazing analysis! 🙂 They are my favorite characters for their story arc! Also I noticed, at 5:26, the father has a scarf just like Papa Bear and the mother has hair buns similar to that of a bear already (even without Golidlock’s drawings over). Also the Fairytale book literally has a shooting star on it, maybe making her believe indeed that a star would fulfill her dreams.
You know...Everyone got what they wanted in the end.. As that was the magic power of the wishing star.
Puss, got his life back and became an better person.
Perito, got a family and friends.
Soft paws, got people she could trust.
Goldylocks, realized her family was always the three bears.
Three bears, really just wanted a business they could run and be rich and happy.
Death, killed the legend of puss and boots.
and you may think it ended their. That jack just was killed off. Nope he got what he wanted, just not in the way he thought. As he became a wishing star. Why then the star consumed him and flew out into space. You saw that twinkle in the night sky. That was jack in his new form. or least that is my theory.
nah, birthday wish rules. Jack just carelessly told his wish so it didn't come true.
@CallMeCharlie issue is that every one revealed their wish..
By that logic no one should have gotten anything
Here’s the thing I don’t think she’s ever said she wants to find her birth family that she’s an orphan. Heck if you look at the book she has its from the crying tears orphanage, which is probably where she was from. She just wants a new human family.
There’s a theory that her parents died and if she made the wish she’d be resurrecting the dead, which is dark
Is my favourite group of characters in the movie. I love this take on Goldie Locks and the three bears, and a lot of emotion in their performance and interactions with eachother. They also manage to use the 'just right' phrase often enough for it to be convincing that it's a part of their normal lingo, without feeling like it is overdone.
I would love to see a Goldilocks and the Three Bears spin-off show. There's a lot to explore in their characters and while they may not appear in Shrek 5, a spinoff may be a good way to expand the Shrek universe.
If they decide to keep the Ethical Bug, I’d image the bears would genuinely try to follow his advice but frequently misinterpret what he’s saying
@@wizardvozk5874 i think the ethical bug is that cricket from pinocchio
@@wizardvozk5874 I love that idea
I'm actually surprise by how good all the villains/antagonists in Puss in Boots 2, and I love them all. Lobo(wolf)/Death the straightforward awesome scary villain with a sense of honor, Big Jack Horner the funniest pure evil baster you love to hate, then there is Goldilocks the sympathetic villain redeem herself by accepting her current family, and no one is wasted all have ''just right" amount of time. Of all three villains in that film, Goldilocks is the most relatable and sympathetic and is both fun and heartwarming to see how she interact with her bear family especially with Mama bear. And is really satisfied to see Goldi learnt her lesson and embrace her family.
Goldilocks and the Three Bears are more of a rival group then actual villains. When they first appeared they just wanted to hire a Puss as a thief and they only became enemies because the wishing star was too valuable to put a price on it.
Also Puss and Kitty never actually took the job offer so no one was betraying anyone, other then jack turning someone into a gold statue but that's just Big Jack being evil.
2:04 that's a modern Fairy Tale book from a public library from our world or one closely related.
Is Goldilocks an Isekai Protagonist?
The shrek universe is at least somewhat aware of the stories the characters come from and how they should play out, so a book based on those stories wouldn't seem out of place.
She's an antagonist in my opinion, not a villain. The difference being the opposing side of the protagonist (good or bad) and the other is a bad person.
Wow this popped up on my recommended and the intro alone was enough to make me subscribe lol great video!
Goldilocks the redeemable villain
Jack the twisted hopeless villain
And Death the inevitable rival for everyone at somepoint all will meet . The villain with a job a job that keeps nature in check so he’s understandable . It’s cool of how there’s the 3 most used villains and they did them all well .
The two times I teared up in the movie were both scenes with Goldi and her Bear family. One was in the cabin, with Mama bear saying that's when they got their just right, and the other being the big reveal of Goldi's wish. Despite knowing her desire for a "real" family, Mama bear let's Goldie know that if THAT is what she wants, she'll get her it, albeit with tears in her eyes.
Also what's notable is that with the stand-off scene, when Mama bear lands, she says "That's Goldi's wish". Perfect example of a Mother's love for her daughter, although the daughter hasn't realized that her family has been there all along
Puss: wanting to fix his own mistake and realizing he doesn't need the wish to do so
Kitty: wanting the wish and getting it during the adventure so there is no need for the wish anymore
Goldielocks: desperately wanting something she always has and only realizing it at the end
Purrito: need the wish but doesn't want it
Jack: already has everything and does not need the wish but he wants it because he just wants everything
pretty sure those are all possible results from this kind of adventure
I REALLY hope Goldilocks and the bears get their own film, because there's a lot Dreamworks can work with with these characters. Puss in Boots I feel wrapped up nicely to where he doesn't need another stand alone film, and Shrek is Shrek, but these 4 really have a lot going for them that barely scratched the surface.
I'd call her the antihero. She's in opposition to Puss but we never see her as a bad person. Her journey is pretty similar to Puss's too - she learns to appreciate what she already has rather than wish for what she used to have, like him.
Was she even a villain? She was simply an antagonist for seeking the same thing our protagonist did
Puss and Kitty are both outlaws too, so there’s really not much difference between them all
Antagonist = Villain
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@@dxcSOUL no it isnt. A villain is evil. An antagonist is the opposition of the protagonist
5:18 to bring back the book again if you look closely the big word at the beginning of each spell out, “You already have it” and they live happily ever after
What Most People Forget Is That Puss In Boots Too, Is In Fact An Orphan And The Entirety Of The First Movie Was About His Relationship With His Foster Mother And His "Brother". It's An Interesting Perspective To Compare Goldie's Found Family To Puss' Found Family
Holy shit dude. First time seeing one of your videos and your intro had no right being that good! Cheers
Thanks man, I love making the intros, glad you enjoyed it too.
Imagine going to Goldi's house to ask her out and finding out her father is a literal grizzly bear.
The family dynamic made me tear up. that's love in it's purest form
Goldilocks is my favorite character from the movie. All the scenes with her and her found family were interesting to me and they honestly made me cry a few times.
Hm, how very interesting, i hope we’ll get to see Goldie and Bears again at some point,
Heck, maybe they could get their own Movie, that probably could be interesting.
Anyway, I will look forward to see what you’ll cover next time.
The book also told her that she got her wish. The first letters of each line spell out: "You already have it."
0:05 'Want family'
Goldilocks and the three bears are essentially a second set of protagonists
1:18 I was not ready to unlock childhood memories, man
I wonder if Goldi even saw the "Starlight, Starbright" message on the map, I think she just got another reminder about her wish being right there.
i love this video sooo much, she isnt a villain neither are the bears but i think they were never meant to be one just an antagonist and even could work as their own protagonists yk, they have enough to talk about and analyse and explore that they easily could be the protagonist of their own story, i love them so much they are my favoriute part of the movie alongside team frienship obvs but this isnt about team friendship so yeah goldielocks is my favorite character, baby bear too his awesome and the parents are sooo great i love mama bear and papa bear.
goldilocks design like visually is so good also she was an orphan before the bears we dont know how much that influenced her desires and stuff, she and the bears are just right
A fanfictuon idea, but I think that Goldi could still get her "just right family" but not in the roll she thought she would be in and would make the bears incredibly happy.
“I wish for my family to be just right.”
Boom. She’s now a bear.
3:20 this was actually Florence Pugh’s first voice acting job as Goldi, she did such a good job voicing goldi
I love her voice and accent ❤
@ROMMIX yea!
Dude your intro for this series is incredible
My favorite part is when she accepts the bears as her family , I tested up when she said she wanted a family I felt that
5:26 - pause this and as someone pointed out in another video... if you take the first letter of every sentence on the page, it says "You already have it." This movie has more to discover each time I re-watch it.
I wouldn't say Goldie was a "villain". An Antagonist, sure, but I wouldn't say she was evil enough to be a Villan
She did the same things as Puss and Kitty to get the wish, so yeah not really a villain
Its so sad to see that Hansel and Gretel also often checked out the same book on the library card seeing how they were abused by their step-mother and wanted a normal family as well. Its a shame the three of them didn't become friends. (or maybe they did)
The fact that this movie manage to have 3 different antagonists that all offer something different to the table is pretty impressive. Not a bad rouge's gallery.
She's honestly my favorite character in the movie. Yes, I do think Death is a better villain but Goldilocks is a character I resonate with the most. Plus, Florence Pugh is one of the best actresses today she's always the standout of every movie she's in so it's no surprise she was the standout of PIB 2. I think it's one of her best performances.
Bro she was my second favorite character of the movie. I'm brazilian, and the dub VA was awesome. This movie goes on to get hopes high for what comes during the year.
Goldi and her bear family made me cry several times in the movie. I just love them so much
dreamworks really made full use of the 4 main antagonist types and they've done it masterfully.
Under villains they have goldilocks and family as the anti-villains.
classic villain - jack horner
death seems to be a force of nature type villain
conflict creator - kitty softpaws
inanimate force - the wishing star landscape
the protagonist - puss's self doubt
it's a crime that this movie didn't make 1 billion in box office.
I think it would be cool to see another spinoff with these four characters
I loved this movie, and I loved Goldi's story. I wish there were more movies like this, where the lesson is woven neatly into the story and not ham-fisted in.
Honestly, up until she revealed her wish, I thought she was planning to wish to be a bear so that she fit in with her family more. That she felt like an outcast and just wanted to fit in with them.
1:03 a nice touch: Goldilocks mounts the "perfect" bear - not too big, not too small
Wow good video as always
Thank you so much for watching
i remember i thought from the trailer goldy would be the main villain and the just right line would be like the thanos *perfectly balanced*
Goldi-locks Heist Mini Series.
Boom. *Mic-drop*
One detail I haven't seen anyone point out is that on the Library Card in Goldi's book you can find the names Hansel and Gretel.
I actually think Goldie is one of the best representations for an adopted child there is. A lot of adopted kids still feel or yarn for their birth parents when they are younger even up to their teens, even if their adopted parents have been nothing but loving and perfect. Her story was such a wonderful story.
Mama bear was such an unexpectedly amazing character and you can see it early on when they fall and she screams Goldie’s name and envelops her to protect her but the moment she said they were still going to get her, her wish honestly made her one of the best mother characters ever
I am sooo obssessed with Goldi's scenes with her mom. It screams wholesomeness all over
Goldilocks is indeed the Sympathetic Villain, the kind of antagonist you can sympathize with becuz her motives are understandable and are what we can relate to, empathize with, and understand. The Book of Fairy Tales was a library book she enjoyed from the orphanage she came from, and the fairy tale in it that she clearly read and took inspiration from, with the illustration of a little girl with her parents upon which she clearly doodled to make the girl look like herself, a visual representation of her heart's desire for her own family.
Then, she became the fairy tale we all know her as, and instead of being scared off, as it was in the fairy tale, Goldi was adopted and became part of the Three Bears' family, a stroke of genius in my opinion, and a very creative alternate take on the fairy tale, which I think would have been nicer.
Now, clearly the family dynamic between Goldi and the Three Bears is comical, mixed in with some drama, but there are true and sincere moments where they really feel like a family in the times they spend together and aren't arguing with each other or Goldi duzent get frustrated with them. As we saw, her most stormy relationship was with Baby Bear, her adoptive brother, but Baby would typically remind Goldi that she's an orphan and even go as far as to deny her as a sister, for which he got admonished by his folks. Being adopted into a family of bears would have been difficult enough but one of them denying her, reminding her she's not a blood-relation as well as a different species, that would surely hurt Goldi and make her more insecure about her place, make her feel like an outsider even when Mama and Papa clearly showed they love and regard her as their daughter.
So, once she gets older and takes leadership of the family when they turn to crime (not sure how that happened), Goldi eventually hears about the Wishing Star and sees it as her chance to finally be with her birth family, but she keeps the real plan to herself while emotionally manipulating and lying to her adoptive family, saying the wish will be for them all. As the movie goes on, she gets more frustrated but the Wishing Star both subtly and not-so-subtly hints to Goldi that what she wants she already has, even when the proof is laid out in front of her. But she's just too blinded and obsessed by what she wants, what she thinks will make everything "just right" as it was for the little girl in the fairy tale book that sowed the seed of her desire. When she finally fesses up and tells them what she wants, even tho the Bears are heartbroken they still love and care for her enough to help her get the wish if it's what she truly wants and will make her happy.
But when Goldi gets the chance she's been waiting for, she sees Baby in danger, and despite a brief hesitation and temptation, she passes up the wish to save her brother from his doom, and then helps Puss and Kitty destroy the Map so that Jack Horner can't get his wish.
Like u said, it concludes with Goldi, sitting on her father's lap, her mother and brother beside them, Baby on the verge of bawling as he is grateful and now truly regards Goldi as his sister, and Goldi finally understanding that what she wanted she'd had all along, and now that she gets that, everything really is... just right.
Goldi and the Three Bears' story in this film was heartwarming and instructive, that Family isn't perfect, that Family is not tied together by blood but rather Family is tied together by love. The writers wrote this film well, as did they wrote the stories of all the characters and balanced them out so that everyone would get their story told w/o overshadowing each other's, fulfilling their roles and weaving them all together into a great story!
The film ends with Puss, Kitty, and Perrito off to find new adventures "and see some old friends", but I think, out of all the characters in this film, other than Puss, Kitty, and Perrito, Goldi and the Three Bears should absolutely get their own movie! Whether as a prequel regarding how they became a family in greater detail, a spin-off of them on their own adventures, or even an indirect sequel of what happened to them after this film, I would love to see Goldi and the Bears in their own film, having another adventure or quest, all the while being this amazing family they proved themselves to be, especially to Goldi herself
Jack: Chaotic
Death: Neutral
Goldi: Lawful
I’d switch Death and Goldi. Death is lawful since he’s just doing his job, and Goldi is, well, neutral
I really enjoyed her character in the movie, and I think the movie did a great job of making her a great antagonist turned ally. Awesome video.
I love good antagonists, both villainous and otherwise; and this movie had three of them.
I think the most beautiful thing about this movie is the map. It reads their hearts and tries to grant their wishes and shows us so much about each character. Puss and Kitty? They needed to stay with Perrito so they could grow together. Goldi? She needed to remember that her family is her family she isnt better of without them, and more than that, they arent better off without her.
For all intents and purposes the map is trying to get them to fulfill their own wishes, while they are trying to get the "actual" wish.
@@andrewgreeb916 exactly. It really makes the wishing star seem like a force for good. I'm half convinced if Horners was allowed to touch the map the world would just kill him
All 3 antagonists fill all types of villains serves their purposes.
Death being the main antagonist and force of nature: he is the entire reason why puss is looking for the wish.
Goldie fills the rival and the redeemable one: her gang rivals that of puss and learned the same lesson.
Jack is the sinfull and unredeemable and is goes for the the ultimate power
i feel like a movie from the perspective of the goldilocks family, without changing anything at all, would make us root for goldilocks instead of puss in boots. there is nothing really in the story to make us dislike them and look at them as villains
Who do you think 🤔 should win 🥇 this year’s Best Animated Feature Oscar?
Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio
Marcel The Shell With Shoes On 👞 🐚
Puss In Boots The Last Wish 🥾 🐱
The Sea Beast 🌊
or Turning Red
I’ll admit I haven’t seen Marcel yet so it comes down to Last Wish or GDT. Both were great and I think GDTP does a lot of amazing things, but I’d give the slightest edge to Last Wish. What about you?
@@jayfilms99 As wonderful as that is, Disney and Pixar usually win. It’ll probably lose to Turning Red
Actually, The Sea Beast wasn't nominated. Wendell and Wild was.
Now Imagine if they made a spinoff of one of the villains that would be cool.
Not gonna lie, that yellow V in your intro is just the civilization logo 🤣
I’m so glad they didn’t do the lier reveal with here where the bears turn on her. Som many movies do that even if it makes no sense for the characters. This movie is so good and the subversions make it better.
I just realize because of this movie there are canonically 2 goldilocks and the 3 bears in the Shrek-verse
The volume in the beginning of this video is insane.
Omg the best scene part where you describe that she finally have a “just right” family
Really give me chill
Florence is a BLAST in this. I have still yet to see her in a movie where she hasn't stolen the show.
Also. If you read the first letter of every line in the Fairytale book it's a huge spoiler for the end of the movie.
I also like that you stated Goldilocks is an antagonist, not a villain. And I think that's why the character works so well. She's not a villain. She's just looking out for herself and that is a fully human thing to do, which is why the bears don't understand it at first. Also I loveddd seeing a good strong relationship between a (adopted) Mother and Daughter in a fairytale story.
I would love to see a Goldilocks spin off. Maybe her and the Bears become bounty hunters or something.
The Three bears were in the original Shrek. Goldie was selling them to Lord Farquad who turned them into rugs. The mama bear even has a very similar pink hat in both movies.
huh never realised that you can see that Hansel and Gretel also issued the same book 2:04
Goldilocks and the Three Bears feel like a second set of protagonists that happens to come across the "Friendship" gang.
Let's analyse STAR metaphorically as greed or dreams.
Goldlocks is a poor girl dreaming perfect life from vamity magazines.
Poos: is celebrity spending his entire life to support his hype.
J. Horner: simply extremely greedy businessman.
Softpaws: successful person, but there's something missing in her life.
Perro: he is taking the life as it is, he simply wants some friends.
Bad Wolf: traumatic event in Poos life or some twisted guardian 😇
Goldlocks: learned that perfect life is not real and not to loose everything chasing a dream.
Poos: learned to find time for a private life, because he can't take fame and riches to the grave.
J. Horner dazzled by greed, didn't learned anything.
Softpaws: adopted Perrito?
Another little Easter egg with the book of fairytales which I didn't see until someone else pointed it out: the first letter in each line? If you go down that column, the letters spell out "You already have it."
Literally every instance of Goldi interacting with the forest's magic/map/wishing star is saying "You don't need this wish. You've already got exactly what you want, it's just hairier and more quadrupedal than the image in your head."
I find it really Interesting that on the map goldi and the bears are all one icon while puss kitty and the dog are all separate.
The fact that they made three villains with three stereotypes and they executed so we'll is impressive,you had the terrifying villain ,the power hungry villain and the redeemable villain the only one that was missing was a joke villain
2:22 was literally the best line in the film.