Puss in Boots: The Last Wish

A very fun watch the story feels mature for it being a kids movie as well as the animation was very stylized and that was pretty cool

Actually a good film enjoyed watching it and it was overall good for everything that came out at this time it preformed well

Puss in Boots: The Last Wish is one of the few modern masterpieces of our time. There are no words to describe such a film... but it would be a crime not to try. This movie blends stunning visuals with an amazing story and great characters together almost perfectly. The animation is beautiful and distinct. The art style looks very nice and colorful. I also liked it when it dropped frames for effect. The character designs for the most part all really cool and unique. The music in this movie was also really good, with the opening musical number along with recurring character themes and also the lives montage music coming back when he met his past selves was funny. The story is very touching, not being afraid to get pretty deep. I think the Wolf character was brilliant, and Puss's journey throughout the film was so well thought-out and heartwarming. I also like how each character has their own unique story to tell. The movie is also very funny at times. It also progresses very well, each character's own journey coming together in the final act. There were a few minor annoyances in the film though, a few scenes being kind of cringe. I didn't like the thing with the dog's eyes getting huge and also I think the scenes with cursing could've gotten the point across just as well without actually implying bad words. The Jack Horner fight at the end was also a bit lame and rushed-feeling. While there were a few things I personally would've done differently, this movie is honestly one of the best and most captivating films I've seen. I was right... words were not enough.

Puss in Boots: The Last Wish delivers a great movie that the Shrek series and animated series needed badly. While there are some things I don't like, those are minor details. The story is great and Jack Horner is great.

I revisited this movie, and I must say that it is better than I remembered. I think my first score of 78 was set as low as it was mostly because of the annoying dog character and some of the cringey scenes, but I now notice that I was a bit too harsh on the movie as a whole. There are only a few cringey parts; not enough to lower the score that much. This movie really is a breath of fresh air in the modern age of movies mostly comprised of corporate garbage. The animation is some of the best I've ever seen. Death is truly the greatest animated villain ever. This also has a great moral of looking right in front of you to find that everything you want is what's already in front of you. Honestly a top G movie.

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This latest installment of the Puss in Boots story is filled with hilarious characters and amazing animation. The story is great and the main characters (Puss, Kitty Softpaws) have excellent character arcs. The art style is similar to Spider Man Into the Spider Verse making the action scenes fantastic. There is a little bit of unnecessary dialogue from side characters but aside from that the movie is very fast paced. Some great messages and themes are apparent throughout the story such as self reflection, forgiveness, devotion, loyalty and not wasting the one life that you have been given.

I have gained faith in movies again, that they can be good, that they don't have to be woke, that you can have a villian that's not just bad because white and straight

My biggest problem with the movie is that they lolly gag in the middle, which makes the urgency of the mission weaken, which makes me bored.

In a year of underwhelming movies, a random movie I never thought twice about proved to be one of the movies of all time. cheers to shrek 5782