This Scene Blew Me Away (Breakdown of Puss in Boots: The Last Wish)
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Join me on a frame-by-frame breakdown of a scene from DreamWorks' Puss in Boots: The Last Wish. We'll use draw-overs to analyze the animation choices and share juicy tips and tricks to take your skills to the next level. Get ready to learn from the masters and have some fun along the way.
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Trying a new format here! Let me know what you think of this longer, shot by shot analysis/reaction style video. It was fun to make!😁
Absolutely loved this video!!! You really go in depth and made me appreciate this scene so much more. Keep it up!
The cutting between you and the animation made it hard to keep visual focus on the thing you're talking about because it would disappear constantly. Having your image in the corner to convey body language with the animation image staying put would work much better.
Really informative! Thank you! I'd love to see you do a similar style of analysis for Boy and The Heron
I love how in depth this is.
Why are you calling him the villain? He is the antagonist but not a villain
A detail that I picked up on which you didn't point out is that when Puss says "Puss in Boots laughs in the face of death" and then looks at the wolf and calls him a "bounty hunter", Death *scratches the table* with his finger just before pulling away. It's the first hint at his frustration with Puss and I love it.
I noticed that too. I came here to see if anyone else noticed that
Yay.
I love that I’m not the only one who noticed that. I thought it was a “nothing detail” because I was the only one looking at it.
@@Matt-jb5rg that's the best part about animation. It's all intentional.
There were 8 empty glasses on the bar top. Puss is drinking his 9th glass. It's the little details that are the most meaningful.
Ayo, weird thing to ask.
Does anyone else just start tearing up randomly while watching someone fully enjoying and appreciating someone else’s craftsmanship and work on a project?
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I didn't really notice this before, but watch what happens to all of the special effects in the shots after Puss gets hit. The stylized motion blur of the sword is replaced with a more photoreal vector blur. The hand-painted milk splashes are replaced with a simulated blood drop (or at least animated in the geometry of the scene instead of on top of it). Even the sharp, intense shadows are replaced with ones with softer edges like you see in raytraced renders. The whole scene becomes more *real* now because the fight just became *real*. There's a newfound tangibility that mimics Puss' realization that he actually may die here.
MAN, this movie is so creative.
One of my favourite details about this film is actually one of the behind the scenes videos, where they show the development for the panic attack scene. In the scene, they've got a gross, low-detail, shaders/textures missing version of Perito and all the geometry is just grey, but for Puss, they're just using the OG Puss model from Shrek 2. Technology advanced so much between the films that the original Puss can now be rendered in realtime with next to no effort, and that's crazy.
My jaw literally dropped. That's fucking amazing.
Reminds me of when Kingdom Hearts for 3ds had a very convincing recreation of an original toy story scene rendered in real time, and that's on an underpowered handheld from 2011. Tech moves fast.
As for game animator, I always amazed by dream works' character animations in movie
Right? They have some of the most talented animators in the world
i feel like disney has more money to hire better animators, butpuss and boots' animation supervisor or director (i dont know roles very well) was more risky with the animation, which let the animators show how good they are
@@turtle1658Or they took inspiration from Into the Spiderverse. It could possibly be both, though.
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25:55 love that frame because that's an instinctive pose for cats when they are truly afraid. great physical expression of his fear. his instincts are kicking in.
Drink every time he says "smear".
[Dies of alcohol poisoning]
Or “horizon”
I've been waiting for scene animation analysis videos like this, please make more!
Glad you enjoyed it, yes can do!
The shot of Puss when blood starts coming down his head is great on a thousand levels. One level I want to address is how you can see Death in the reflection of his eyes. He’s not laughing, not fuming, not mocking him. He’s just *there*. He’s just standing there, calmly watching and waiting before saying anything.
In that moment, Death doesn’t feel like an actual character with a personality. This is where his true nature as, well, a force of nature, shines through. Death as a concept is dispassionate, inevitable to every living thing. And in that moment, while he is savoring Puss’s fear, we can’t really see the pupils of his eyes. We only see the red of the rest of his eyes. It makes him look more inhuman, like he’s truly this force of nature so far above and beyond the mortal plane of comprehension.
This moment isn’t just Death savoring fear since as a person that’s what he likes to do. This is the force of the universe, death, staring Puss right in the face, ready to fulfill its natural purpose. It’s almost like how Chernabog is the literal embodiment of evil, and can’t be reasoned with.
The way he doesn’t say a word in this shot, doesn’t change his expression when he could easily grin. He is simply staring right at his target, knowing he doesn’t need to attack him too hard because he’s just Death and can’t be defeated. He’s here for Puss.
Congrats! You're now my favorite TH-cam comment💜
This guy uses every oportunity he has to remind us that he has been in the bad guys lol
Loved the video
Lmao I’ll never shut up about it😅
Please make more of these! I absolutely love animation breakdowns and what I can learn from them
Definitely can do! There’s a lot I can do with this format so I’m excited to make more breakdowns like this
Yes!! 😁 Yes please!!
This is a great breakdown of the scene from how you simplified animation concepts to you literally drawing over the scenes to give examples to your words. Very well done! I’d love to see more
Honestly, I'd LOVE to see this kind of analysis for the ENTIRE film. Obviously not very possible lol, and I'm not an animator or animation student or anything, but animation has always been an absolute Fascination of mine. The Last Wish is one of those movies where I just soak up every last animation detail for no reason other than the artistry of it. Animation has got to be my favorite artform by a long shot, consistently blowing my mind with feats like this movie, and I just think animators are absolutely insane in the best and most talented way possible. I'd love to see more breakdowns like this!!
I would love a breakdown of the giant fighting scene, because I feel like in all of the reactions I've seen of this movie (including my own) that is when it really hits the viewer just how mind-blowing the rest of this movie's fight scenes are going to be.
Just that part where Puss is running on the rooftops towards the giant, as it is winding up the bell swing and then crashing through the roofs - it's seared into my mind.
And also, I don't see a lot of people talk about it. Most likely because it's a one-off monster at the beginning of the movie, but that's why I'd love for someone like you to break those scenes down thoroughly.
very rare i sit through a 30 minute video, but i absolutely love this. You break everything down so easily and clearly.
your videos are so amazing, im an animation student and is like having a chat with a animator friend. very nice video
I’m thrilled to hear that! Hope you learned a thing or two 😁
An interesting impact frame around 27:28 uses a negative filter, adding a color sheen to the weapons as they hit. The creative use of color and the economy of motion in two's are so solid in this movie and are inspiring, to say the least. Huge thanks for framing through this scene; now I really want to analyze some scenes myself, it seems like fun.
The moment when the lightning flashes is death's eyes is the best. Evokes a wild animal coming into your flashlight/camp fire light. Instinctive fear, which is topical for what he's saying.
Your detail starting from 22:33 is very correct and I just noticed it now. The pose which puss makes is iconic and puss always hits his target when he does that since his first appearance (even in the start of the movie) so the animators were giving hope to people but instead just baited us which is an example of how much effort every person behind this masterpiece has put in
ngl i would love to see your thoughts on this scene vs the final fight scene, because the dynamic shift between the fights has always been so interesting to me. Especially with how they somehow keep Deaths aggressiveness and focus entirely on Puss, while showing his own shift from scared to determined.
Loved the video btw, this movie has so much artistically that ive adored studying ever since i saw it last year. Always fun to learn more about the animation behind it!
I love that when they show the empty barstool from above, you can see the smoke coming off the candle that is framed right next to the stool smoking, showing that the light just flickered out.
When Dreamworks wants to go hard, they go *hard*
I was so enthralled I didn't even realize 30 mins had passed
“Nothing in animation happens by accident”
True, since everything needs to be individually animated.
Hey, I think you would love Murder Drones by Glitch Productions.
The newest episode is the best animation they’ve done so far, and it is so clean.
Plus all of the background lore that was intentionally placed there frame by frame.
It’s actually kind of insane.
Glitch is doing some insanely creative work. Kevin Temmer is a genius animator
Love how insightful this was, really makes you have a new perspective on the industry, Thank you!
Thanks for watching! Yeah there’s a ton of stuff to discuss when the animators are on their A game like this
“I could talk about this movie forever”
I could listen to you talk about this movie forever, I LOVE this. Animation, cinema, just storytelling via drawing is my passion second only to writing. Storytelling. It’s so important. And this movie is pure bliss. It’s ascendant. It’s the best animation I’ve ever seen, even better than spiderverse to me. You know your stuff and you’re fun to listen to, because your passion and excitement bleeds into every little subtle expression and tone inflection. You are amazing. Thank you for sharing industry-level wisdom with the world. You are inspiring a generation of storytellers. I will be devouring your content to learn everything I can and become a better storyteller, and fall in love with it all over again. Thank you so much
Did I watch this video in it's entirety? Absolutely. Did this give me some awesome ideas for animations? Also yes
Seriously though, LOVED the breakdown! It's clear you have such a passion for animation and loved seeing the excitement you'd get over certain things that were done. Glad I'm not the only one haha
You’re a real one haha thank you for watching until the end! I could yap about this stuff all day so I’m glad it’s at least semi interesting ✌️
@@NoTheRobot In terms of other animation breakdowns. I'd be interested to see your thoughts on animation in Spiderverse. The one that comes to mind is the Mumbattan battle where Hobie first shows up. That or either Kung Fu Panda or How to Train Your Dragon
Genuinely one of Dreamwork's greatest, most beautiful movies they've ever made!! It's my favorite for sure, everything is SUCH eye candy!!
The blend of 2D inspired by anime is GENIUS and so, so pretty!! I adore the art style of this movie through and through. This movie is truly a work of art in and of itself! This is definitely one of the best films to come from Dreamworks, everything about it just hits perfectly
Watching a video like this really hypes you up to create your own masterpiece of a scene like this one day
I love hearing technical analysis of things I’m not familiar with by an actual professional! I know that’s weird to say aloud but it’s so nice to hear you talk about animation. I subbed immediately.
make the next one kungfupanda 3
Thank you so much, I have goosebumps watching animation analysis of these shots. I like the movie, but I love animation in this movie
could you do puss in boots comparison between the first and second movie😶🌫
That’s essentially what my other video is about! Linked in the description ✌️
No lie, I would watch you break down EVERY frame of Puss in Boots TLW.
this has to be one of the best video essays i've watched! i'd love to see another breakdown of scenes from this movie, you analyse them in such an interesting way!
With the hit on Death, you have to remember that Western animation is borrowing heavier and heavier from the anime, and in anime, you have this trope called "afterimage" during fights. Puss didn't hit Death, because he started moving before he or us even noticed, and that duplication at the end fits perfectly well into that trope.
Yeah this is essentially what I’m describing without naming it. The sword literally stabs the character as illustrated but it doesn’t actually “hit” him. Whatever you call it, this was still intentional choice on the animators part since the very next frame is when Death starts to slide out of the way. Even if they weren’t literally thinking that Death wouldn’t be able to be stabbed by his sword, I’m illustrating the amount of thought that goes into every frame by these animators. Having worked with DreamWorks animators myself I am familiar with the conversations they have about shots like this, and this frame would have absolutely been a discussion point.
The way the sickle was accentuated on Death’s cloak when Puss was getting his sword, also shows that that was the weapon he uses; perhaps this is foreshadowing?
The thing that's so interesting about smear frames, composition, all these things that lead the viewer's eye and give them more information is that 99% goes completely unnoticed.
Nobody walks out of a theatre and goes like "oh man, did you see that really strong key pose in the final fight scene?"
All of this stuff is completely subconscious. It's all about altering not what they see, but what they *feel*. I guarantee you nobody bat an eye as Puss's sword being swiped from his hands as packaged, but without that smear going across the frame I think *everyone* would be really confused what happens. The best details to include are unfortunately often the ones that get the least recognition because they're just a tumbling snowball of a bunch of tiny things that make up a big, cohesive picture and an enjoyable viewing experience.
When Death catches Puss, Death's arm and Puss' cape make a huge diagonal, mimicing the diagonal horizon shots that show something is wrong.
You know, I have seen a lot of breakdowns on movies and such to notice the Dutch Tilt when it's used in films. It usually doesn't tamper with my experience, but it's a moment of "oh they're doing the thing and it works so well in this moment!". Puss in Boots did such a good job with, well, everything in the animation where I didn't even notice it until watching this breakdown. Now THAT is incredible work of the animators and the rest of the team that constructed these scenes.
Also, this was such a fun vid to watch. I'm not even an artist but I just admire the work put into the craft of art like this film, so hearing your professional analysis is such a wonderful peek into what professionals like you do. Keep it up, I always enjoy seeing a new vid from you 😄
Im an animation student And HOLLY SHIT this video was fun as hell like holly shit props man!
another thing i find interesting is that the scene before this, each of his 8 lives are punctuated by this big red and black screen and the numbered death. then the next time we see that color, it's 28:50 and it's deaths color scheme. as if this would have been his 9th death
This is incredibly interesting to watch! I’m learning so much and am growing a whole new level of appreciation for animation! Make this a series!
Absolutely love the breakdown of animated scenes like this! so many details and techniques to present the feelings and dynamics.
This is genuinely such a legendary scene
LOVING this breakdown. Hope you do more like this.
I love this kind of analysis! I want to go into animation so its really interesting (and I bet useful) learning from interesting videos like these on equally interesting movies!
Incredible! I already knew it was a fantastically animated movie, but now I feel I have even greater appreciation for and understanding of the composition and animation techniques.
Love this! This reminds me of when my animation teacher would do draw overs of our scenes on syncsketch. Definitely would love to see more videos like this.
Love the new format, your analysis is always really enjoyable, keep up the good work👌
I would LOVE to see an analysis like this on Spider-Verse. Please make more videos like this they are so helpful! ❤
I love this video! I would really like to see another animation breakdown on the final fight as well
Joining the request!
A scene I'd love to see you talk about is the 9 lives/ mirror scene.
Ive watched A LOT of TH-cam and this is by far one of the coolest videos ive ever seen!! Hope to see more🙌
Thank you! More to come!
I can never watch an animated movie without over analyzing every shot and detail. Keep up the great work! I'd like to see more videos in this format.
i love how deaths whole journey in this movie is just an elaborate game of fetch. I wanna piss death off enough he comes to kill me himself
Wow, that was an amazing breakdown. Please keep making them! Loved it!
Please do more scene commentaries like this for The Last With. This movie is a triumph and your commentary is shows us why.
I could watch you talk about animation like this for hours. Looking forward to more if you choose to make it, especially if you focus on other scenes in Puss in Boots (maybe the pre-ending showdown between Death and Puss?), since that was one of my favorite movies that year.
I would looooove to see a video in this format breaking down some scenes from Arcane!! Loved the vid!
Thanks for the idea!
literally had to just sit there for a moment after, just taking in how freaking- UGH this video SO GOOD, and very informational😩 loved it 10/10, my plants loved hearing bout it. But honestly, you should break down the cave of lost souls scene, oooorrrr something to do with Jack Horner because that man is built like a brick wall
Ok I total got my nerd on watching this! I studied animation since I was a wee lass and love the process. I will watch a film or scene multiple times to figure out how they animated it. My family and friends definitely don’t understand the art and challenges behind animated works. Love to see more of these!
Haha from the thumbnail I thought you were Christopther Bowes for a second xD
Really interesting video!
Death snout looks like part of those spears like weapons with a hook on it. It's the part across from the hook.
This randomly appeared on my feed (can you tell I love PIB?)... I'm loving this breakdown. I need more!!
Great breakdown! I learned a lot and respect this movie even more now
More of this please! ❤😮
I LOVE that this gem of a movie is still being inspirational material! Bravissimo!
I saw your video at TikTok, so I came to your channel. Great analysis, thank you very much for pointing at all these interesting details. I probably wouldn't watch Puss in Boots 2 yet, because I didn't like the first movie soo much, but your analysis inspired me. So we watched the movie untill after the first scene with death. Then I showed my boyfriend the analysis and we could appreciate the movie even more. This was great! (But sadly a little spoiler, because he first didn't realize, that Death was the Death 😅)
Absolutely awesome details, I'm more interested in becoming a voice actor than an animator but I love how in depth animation has gotten these days and Last Wish is one of my favorite movies in the last five years.
Yes please do more these kind of videos ^^
Awesome video! Please do another video with their final battle at the end of the movie!! I know there are a ton of callbacks in the music, but I would love to see more about the animation!
Glad this movie is still getting praised in 2024, this movie is truly made in heaven (🗿)and deserves all the praise it gets
A complete master class walkthrough thank you so so much sir!!
One thing I think would have been real cool. Puss actually signing the wanted poster before the fight started. Just like, humoring the idea even though he already sees where it's going.
Your short on this movie got me to this channel! And ehy nice insight 🎉
Welcome aboard!
I think you should talk about a scene from the Trolls series! there is so much playful and unusual artistic choices in those! i love them!
absolutely loved watching this!! im an artist, i love art and animation and this movie is just gorgeous, and i love learning about the aspects of what goes into the process :D thanks so much for sharing
I love listening to smart people talk about the things they’re smart about
😮 wait noooo i wish you did more, i was very invested in what you were saying!
Id love to see another video on a different scene!
I'd love to see a breakdown of Avatar The Last Airbender's animation, specifically the way they do waterbending. Animating floating water in perspective seems like it'd be insanely hard to me.
I would love a breakdown of the train scene in atsv. Every few frames all the colors switch and i think that's so so cool
dude, i love the bad guys movie! you all did a great job.
This is just so great and inspiring, please do more of these types of Vids🔥🔥🔥
Check back this Friday for another video just like this 😉
@@NoTheRobot💯🔥
I was engaged. I would LOVE to see you breakdown this entire movie.
Omg please do an animation breakdown of Arcane, it’s so incredible to examine
Loving the format and the longer video! Would you consider doing a video on Arcane? I'd love to see your thoughts on it
Want more vids like this but with all of deaths scenes🥺 love death so much
Damn what a good video.
I think you would really enjoy the blue eyed samurai
This is so cool
I’d love for you to break down the final fight between puss and death with the contrast to this first fight
Im convinced that this scene took up half the budget.
It's almost like you forgot the the main character is Puss because of the care they gave to death, not but just in this scene but every time he shows up.
good content make more!
I would love a breakdown/reacts video comparing the animation between the original X-men animated series and the new X-men 97 show on Disney+!
I need you to make a video like this about Arcane
Yes. I second this
I see those zigs you’re zagging 😂
I mean the finale would be the obvious choice for another breakdown if it has more to dicuss. Or the panic attack scene for something a little different.
For a different video entirely, a comparison of the same scene from 2D to 3D Lion King.
My bads I worked on bad guys where we called wolf wolf is a low key flex just watched that movie I loved it