PUSS IN BOOTS: THE LAST WISH (2022) IS MAGICAL!! MOVIE REACTION!! First Time Watching!

Hearing the songs without the music just the voice and folley, like those meme videos, was a hilarious way to get around copyright lol

PLEASE do more reactions together

This is one of the best animated films dreamworks have made. After how to train your dragon of course. Such a brilliant film ❤

11:10 So, fun fact about when the doctor accidentally says barber's orders instead of doctor's orders. In Europe during the Middle Ages, physicians very rarely did surgeries. Instead, it was mostly left up to barbers who also became surgeons to perform surgeries, because they already had a lot of equipment and necessary dexterity to perform such things. They'd also very often be dentists as well.

Twilight Zone “Nothing in the Dark” is a great episode that fits this theme.

I just got done watching sonic 3 today at the premiers in Hollywood

By far one of the best movies of 2022, the animation was so good!

There is an theory that the dog is life and how the wolf and dog are the complete opposite of each other but at the same time they are the same side of a coin.

If you pay attention at the countdowns on the amount of lives he used, you can see death icons on the sides too 🤣

that death wistle is my favorite thing about this movie
this movie is most definitely one of my favorite animated movies ever

i watched this one before seeing the first one (or well i think i saw parts of the first one when i was little but couldnt remember much) and absolutely loved this one and immediately after the cinema went home to watch the first part

First time I saw this and we were introduced to Death, I was all "Ooo, bad guy." Then he completely owned Puss. "Oh… terrifying bad guy!" And then 'Corre, corre, gatito.' "…. terrifying, MULTILINGUAL bad guy!!!" And such a wonderful bad guy he is. But he's not a villain by any stretch of the means. He's simply a Force of Nature.

I think I love this movie so much because ultimately it wasn't JUST the headliners; because they fleshed out Goldie and the Bears so well, and the twist with our "Bounty Hunter". I know some people made the connection earlier, but I honestly took the Bounty Hunter label and it all made sense to me. I figured he was just a hunter that enjoys the chase, and a bit of a sadist in terrifying his prey before unaliving them. Just the way he tapped specifically on the part that was not "or Alive" on the Wanted poster reinforced that thought.
Speaking of Lobo the Bounty Hunter, those weren't coins. While it looked like coins, and maybe that was the point, it was the reflective back of his eyes, like you can see with cats in low light conditions.

Side notes: The captions company hired for this movie are worthless. Every point a character speaks Spanish in the movie, the captions shows "[speaking in Spanish]". Not the Spanish itself, not the English translation, [speaking in Spanish]. "Say hello to my [speaking in Spanish] blade."
But I absolutely loved his rant at the end. "¡¿POR QUÉ DIABLOS FUI A JUGAR CON MI COMIDA!?" Why the hell did I play with my food?!

30:00 do americans think sleeping beauty, the fairy godmother, Repansale and such are owned by Disney?😂

Puss most likely has a fox not a wolf on his cape. which is a reference to Zorro (fox in Spanish)

Put this movie on for my 1 year old because she loves shrek, yeah I ended up watching and paying attention to it way more

Though he is terrifying, I like how death is more of a force of nature with sentience than a villain, not really a villain at all, more of an antagonist. His whistle is haunting when he is hunting Puss, however, at the end when he leaves, it's tune is played differently, it sounds more peaceful, and it doesn't have the extra instruments used before to make it sound scary. Symbolizing how death can be a warm welcome, or a slow torture till your last breath. If you look past how he is kind of cheating by going after Puss, you can really understand his perspective. Imagine all the good people he had to take the after life, babies, leaders, people who died in unfortunate accidents, people who really deserved one more chance. Then you have this guy who calls himself a hero and has multiple lives, yet none of his deaths came from being a hero. All deaths Puss experienced was him just saying YOLO. Not only that, but Puss before his growth during this movie was lowkey kind of a douchebag. I'd be angry too, I mean, I was irritated watching that Montage of Puss just dying over and over again.

One of the rare times the sequel is better than the original

hey what…Ray Winstone is still alive?

This sequel really came out of nowhere! At first I was like, "meh, it's something to turn my brain off and watch for amusement…" Then it hit the feels like a freight train 😭

did u guys notice the marry poppins bag

Death wasn't the neutral one here. He specifically wanted to take Puss's last life before he was supposed to cuz he was annoyed how Puss didn't value his past lives. After Puss has proved he's a changed gato now, Death decided to let him go out of respect. But Death was 100% a villain.

29:45 if you were wondering what happened to the baby unicorns whos horns were taken for jacks collection, here they are.

Ray Winstone is very much alive wrong guy your thinking of the guy from the Thor movies Volstagg who died