Did yall forget this movie is part of the shrek universe or its been too long since yall watched it or guys have never seen the trilogy yet. And probably should watch the first puss n boots movie cuz if yall haven't seen the shrek universe u just wont get the referrences.
In this case, the whistle has two main inspirations. One is the harmonica from the spaghetti western, "Once Upon a Time in the Old West" by Sierra Leone, and the other is the legend of El Silbon, aka, The Whistler.
All the myths or signs about dying/death was in the movies: Death "Whistles" Death "Whisper" Death "stalks" Puss "Stare at the face of death" Puss "Laugh at the face of death" Puss "faced death and survived" "Life flashing before your eyes"
I love the way how Jack dies saying "I mean, what specifically?". He knows that he did horrible things, but he just wants to know which one condemned him to this. Funniest villain all year
@@anokartist2352 He wasn't as good as Death, but I actually liked him more than Goldi, even if just a little. Him being the irredeemable monster that he is just makes it too hard to not love him
The fun thing is that everyone kinda got their wish despite not making one. - Goldie wanted a family, and she learned she already had one. - Kitty wanted someone she could trust, and she met one. - Puss wanted his lives back, and he got one that was worth eight more. - Wolf wanted to see an arrogant, death-defying prick die. And he did. Purrito didn't really have a wish, but one could argue that attaining comradery was a wish he didn't know he wanted. Jack didn't really get his wish (unless you consider magic coarsing through his body and killing him), but that makes sense since he's, as Jimminy puts it, an irredeemable monster. This movie is a fucking masterpiece.
Well, Jack's wish was to have all the magic in the world. So if we want to give him something, we could say that he became part of the world's magic as the star exploded, and him along with it as the two became one. Could maybe even work as a sequel plot. Where he comes back as some sort of omnipotent sorcerer whose soul is now bound to the world's magic, because his sheer will for that wish caused it to inadvertently be granted when the star consumed him. Even if not exactly in the way he wanted.
9:43 death says "run, run, little cat" (or kitten) 12:25 puss: "i don't speak english" and perrito: "you speak spanish? me too! where are you from? do you like naps?" 22:10 kitty says, "oh how scary" 32:09 kitty: "i'm gonna turn you all into bathroom mats!" 50:08 death says "why the hell did i have to go and play with my food!" 50:34 puss says "until death"
34:17 when you know how the movie ends and what Goldi's wish was, this actually adds a new layer to the star...it tries to grant the wish without using its power
Just for some context, Kitty Softpaws was introduced in the first Puss in Boots movie, where she was at first a stray cat that got adopted by a family, Kitty was really proud of her claws, but since she kept scratching the curtains and furniture, her owners declawed her, so she ran away and decided to never trust anyone again, since i dont wanna spoil anything else about the plot, i'm just gonna say that she and Puss ended the movie in good terms, so them being at each other's throats again in the beginning of this movie was supposed to be a surprise, and the mistery and reveal of what happened in Santa Coloma makes their relationship a lot more interesting and fun compared to the first movie.
At 50:08 Deaths "Why the hell did I have to go and play with my food?!" Makes you wonder how many people after Puss he just ambushes and chokes out rather than giving them a chance because he doesn't want a repeat of Puss.
well he only showed up before puss lost his last life cause he hates how cats get multiple chances, usually he would probably do it the normal way but since his most hated kind is next he just wants to finish him off himself in anger, or hes just that guy either one makes me happy
its one of those things where it isnt so far removed and extreme like say, being stabbed with a knife. not everyone knows what being stabbed feels like. its too intense to really imagine. but *everyone* can understand exactly what it would feel like to have a splinter/needle under the nail, even if they havent experienced the extreme version of it seen in the movie.
@@ashleyjohnson9651 Indeed. It's a relatable amount of pain, so one can accurately imagine it while seeing it. Whereas with something more extreme like your example of a knife stab, in which everybody's common sense knows it's painful, but personal experience likely doesn't have any actual context for just how painful. It's all a matter of understanding. The same can be said about other things, as well. Such as empathy. When I was a kid, I pretty much never felt an ounce of sadness when watching movies. But as I've gotten older, and experienced my own losses, it's become a lot easier for me to tear up when watching films, because I now understand the pain the characters are going through on a personal level.
This movie is simply spectacular. It has gorgeous animation, top notch fight choreography, great characters, a great arc for Puss, and one of if not the best DreamWorks antagonists ever. I like how, at the start, Puss was bragging about having "never been touched by a blade." So the moment Death was actually able to cut him, Puss became a scared, anxious mess. It's the moment he realized he's not invincible after all.
Yes i specifically like all the mention of death and abuse in this KIDS MOVIE WATCHABLE FROM THE AGE OF 8! especially when constantly talking about anxiety and physical abuse. Or when the movie keeps reminder you that YOU WILL DIE SOMEDAY. YOU HAVE A EXPERATION DATE. YOU.PERSONALLY.WILL.DIE. I ESPECIALLY LIKE HAVING GONE TO THERAPY FOR YEARS STRUGGLING AS A CHILD WITH THE IDEA I WILL ONE DAY DIE AND NOW THIS IS SOMETHING WE JUST START SHOVING INTO KIDS FACES. HEYY 8 YEAR OLD KID, DID YOU KNOW DEATH WILL COME FOR YOU ONE DAY. HERE YOU GO. OWYEAH...GREAT KIDS MOVIE WATCHABLE FROM THE AGE OF 8. ESPECIALLY THAT ONE SCENE WHERE MY GIRLFRIEND HAD TO TURN THE SOUND OFF BECAUSE THEY BLEEPED ALL THE CURSES AND HE WENT ON FOR SO LONG IT WAS VERY ANNOYING. YESS, CURSING A HILARIOUS DEFINITLY A GOOD THING TO TEACH CHILDREN HOW FUNNY CURSING IS. IT WAS A HORRIBLE MOVIE MATE, THIS WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A KIDS MOVIE WATCHABLE FROM THE AGE OF 8. I HAVE 2 MAYOR FEARS IN MY LIFE, DEATH AND CONFRONTATION WITH MY PASTS ABUSE. THIS KIDS MOVIE WATCHABLE FROM THE AGE OF 8, SHOVED BOTH OF THOSE HARDER IN MY FACE THEN ANY ADULT MOVIE HAS DONE IN YEARS.
One thing everyone seems to miss is that gold probably weighs more than... well, us. Jack Horner is actually _exceeding_ his pay because a real person would weigh less than a to-scale solid gold statue of thay person
So the Dog's map seems all cool, fun, and happy at first, right? Sure, but it's probably the most subtly dark thing in this movie. Pocket Full of Posies: It's certainly nice on the surface, but only until you realize that the nursery rhyme the title comes from is itself an analogy for one of the biggest catastrophies in human history, The Black Death/The Plague. Rivers of Relaxation: Probably the most self explanatory one, given that the dog tells us the story of how his owners tried to drown him to death. Quick and Easy Solutions: We don't see this part of the map, unfortunately. But, it's name does give us some big hints, and I would wager there's 2 possibilities for what it's an allegory for. 1) This is the much darker option that comes from my own depression riddled brain: Suicide and/or Suicidal Thoughts. Doesn't get more quick and easy than a gun to your head and a bullet through the skull, eh? In theory, the thematic reason we don't see this part in the movie is because the Dog hasn't really gotten to the point where Suicide would be something he thinks about. He's too optimistic and happy for that. 2) This one doesn't come from me, but rather a reply from someone else the last time I made this comment. Their interpretation was more surface level than mine, but no less valid. Quick and easy solutions have a bad habit of biting you in the ass later down the line. Like putting a band-aid on a bullet wound while the bullet is still in said wound. You stopped the bleeding and all, sure, but since ya didn't remove the bullet to prevent lead poisoning, or disinfect the wound, it'll cause much worse problems for you later on. So yeah, doggo's map is kinda the darkest. I also have a theory that the wishing star, as grand as it seems, is actually a sort of monkey's paw. Like, you'll get your wish, but at a grave cost sort of deal. Why do I think this? Because otherwise the maps make very little sense. The whole point of the maps seem to be making sure that you realize your flaws and your issues on your own, and then take matters into your own hands to fix the issues. Not once do the maps actually encourage or push the people with it to use the star, and in the case of Goldilocks, actually tries to dissuade her by making her understand she's already got her wish. Maybe it's just me though. I tend to read too far into stuff like that, but it's an interesting thought, yeah?
@@aushnova3659 No, there's definite subtly with the dog. His whole character is a dark past buried under more optimism and happiness than should be reasonably possible. Therefore, his map, as a reflection of that, is super fucking happy with a little bit of dark tones underneath. Not that hard to recognize or understand. Not like it hurts the movie in any way. Hell, makes it better, in fact.
@@colt1903 I mean, even with the Map's magic transforming the route, it's still the Dark Forest. Even scarier, it definitely has some kind of sentience because the way the posies act towards Jack and his men is way more violent than how they treated Puss and Kitty.
@@Birthday888 True, though the map, and the star by extension, most likely know their wishes as soon as they enter the Dark Forest, and understood Big Jack Horner was the last person that should be allowed to wish on it. Thus, sabotage.
So, the idea that Ring a Ring o' Rosies refers to the Black Death (or any other plague) is actually an urban legend, there's no evidence that it came from that. The earliest versions of the rhyme that appear in print are missing a lot of the lyrics that are supposed to refer to plague symptoms, and end with the players waking up again after falling down. *That being said* it's entirely possible that the writers made the Pocket Full o' Posies reference believing the urban legend anyway, so it doesn't entirely negate this theory. Still, my takeaway from the movie was that because Perrito (1) is a genuinely selfless and relentlessly optimistic person and (2) doesn't actually intend on finding the star for the purposes of making a (potentially) selfish wish, the map was more willing to let him get there. The 'challenge' at the Posies is easy to overcome for somebody who intends to appreciate all that life has to offer, in stopping and smelling the roses, and the river may be the setting for Perrito's story, but there's no indication that anything about it made him tell it. It's a genuinely relaxing ride otherwise. I figured it was sort of like the final puzzle of the Philospher's Stone in Harry Potter, where only somebody who wants to find the stone but not _use_ it would be able to get it from the Mirror.
Kitty softpaws is a pick pocket who got her claws taken away from her owners it shows how her and puss meet in the first one btw when puss and kitty were walking on air using their feet it was a reference to the first movie and the old friends are shrek
Something nobody noticed about Death is that he really was there to witness all his deaths. When Puss was fighting the giant at the start you can see Death standing behind the crowd in an alley at some point. Not easy to notice but he's there waiting for Puss
I think its also that she doesn't feel that she deserves the bears. She's just an orphan girl who broke into their home and part of her doesnt want to mooch off the bears anymore (even though that's not what happened.) There's a lot of feelings on all sides of an adoption
Puss in boots 2 really has such an amazing visual. Reason why I dragged my friends to the cinema so we could watch it on a big screen. I love DreamWorks
There were a few references to the first Puss in Boots movie, but nothing really important. He did meet Kitty in that one, but they hadn't talked marriage. This was like 14 years later and is basically stand alone so you didn't miss anything. It's obvious you enjoyed the movie. That's kind of the same with everyone I've seen reacting to it. It just kind of sucks you in and never lets up.
I kinda understand Goldi's reason, she's a perfectionist after all, and an orphan at that. I wonder why was Goldi abandoned by her parents, if she was abandoned.
If I remember correctly, she ignored her parents and went hiking in the woods, then got lost and found the bears' house. She didn't know the way back, so she stayed. Also, at the time this story was written, it was normal to leave children in the stories because, for example, they were troublesome or hard to feed. If her parents weren't looking for her, it was probably because there wasn't enough food or they were fed up with her.
@@IsraelLlerenaI swear reactor’s could literally say they haven’t watched anything and the people will believe it like shreks been out for how long? And this dude really said he thought donkey was the green guy like what mfs can’t be that dumb smh
Heyyy! Really cool that you're also reacting to movies! I am looking forward to your uploads in the future! Have fun, guys! PS: you also HAVE to react to the whole franchise! I think you will love it!
I wanna know how Excalibur got that rock on it. If memory serves, Excalibur wasn't actually the sword in the stone. Caliburn was. Unless that's just a Fate thing, but I don't think it is.
You are right. Caliburn is the one on the stone. But people always believe that they are the same. Excalibur is a more famous name, so the joke works better with it.
Can't believe they didnt get the far far away reference, how someone with 30 years or less havent watched shrek movies before is beyond me. They are a classic. Great reaction though.
Finally, Americans feel what we, Hispanic and Latino speakers, feel when all the content is in English and we have to tear our hair out to understand some English, I'm glad they feel what we feel XD
Man the subtitles on this version of the movie are something else, the characters say a single word in Spanish and the subs just go "[speaks in Spanish]". Like 30:17, the subtitles are like actively keeping from reading the word "gatito". Like, man, I saw this in cinemas, and I'm Swedish, and this is a kid-friendly movie, so I got the Swedish dub of the film, take what you can get, was fine, but at the very least they just wrote out the Spanish words on the screen. It's like the Swedish version expects Swedes to be more curious about Spanish as a third language than the US version expect Americans to be about Spanish as a second language, even though people in the US are more likely to run into Spanish-speakers than I am.
I'm American and primarily speak english and honestly I don't mind the subtitles being "Speaking Spanish" It serves those who never cared about learning Spanish right for thinking English is the best. I learned some Spanish on my own and was excited to realize how much of this movie I understood.
@@Sera666 Bro, I'm not saying they should translate it for you (although that wouldn't be too weird, it's a kid-friendly movie after all), they didn't do that in Swedish cinema either, I'm just saying that they should WRITE THE SPANISH WORDS, instead of treating it like literal gibberish. Interrupting the subs with the "[speaks in Spanish]" bit just messes with my ability to even follow the sentence, and treats it like you shouldn't even want to understand it.
@@tobiashagstrom4168 I totally feel you on that! I've been grousing about lazy subtitles for years. I mean, really, how hard is it to look up the words and put them down instead of just cheeping out?
The fact that they got clear inspiration from Spiderman Into The Spidervese (Obviously animation, and seemingly undefeatable enemy (in this case, actually undefeatable)) shows that unlike Disney and Marvel, Dreamworks is willing to try new stuff, adapt to changes and actually care about having people enjoy their craft.
I know you can’t see it in the reaction. But if you pause the movie at the scene when the crowd is doing the wave you can see death in the alley behind them
Wow I can't believe you haven't watched Shrek.. it is iconic!! But I am so happy you enjoyed Puss in boots; I am happy they made it so that even people who haven't watched first movie can enjoy it
If puss had 9 lives and a cats lifespan is 18 years, then death waited for 165 years to puss's last life. If I was death, I would also savor every moment.
@@npc_citizen9276 You're probably right, but it still would be irritating for death to see someone dying so many times not caring about their mortality and mock death.
42:57 Man watching this on a tv/monitor screen just lost it's power. In the theatre this was a jumpscare, it got me, the woman next to me, and some ppl in the theatre too.
Don't mind the comments about not seeing the first film. This sequel is pretty good as a stand alone movie, so y'all aren't missing anything! DreamWorks hit the nail on the head with this one 💙
True but it feels like y’all are downplaying the 1st movie. They aren’t missing out much but they would appreciate the movie a lot more if they saw Puss in Boots’ origin, his relationship with soft paws ect. The 1st Puss in Boots is still def worth the watch just like the 2nd one
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i don't think they know that puss in boots is shrek's friend and that far far away is where fiona and shrek also don't think they have watched the 1st movie so yeah watch it ;)
I don't think it would traumatize kids that have had short lived pets, or those who really know where meat comes from... So perhaps only small children and existential dread vulnerable adults...
I think at most this movie should have like a 10+ rating although I'm only saying that cuz of all the parents out there hating this for being too "dark"
If the subtitles are just going to read "speaking in Spanish," then what's the point of the subtitles even existing? Subtitles either exist to translate foreign dialogue, which that doesn't do, or they exist to provide words to read for people who are deaf, which that also doesn't do.
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Such a fantastic movie!
Wanna point out... this is the 2nd movie, the first is puss in boots but his secret brother + back story
Did yall forget this movie is part of the shrek universe or its been too long since yall watched it or guys have never seen the trilogy yet. And probably should watch the first puss n boots movie cuz if yall haven't seen the shrek universe u just wont get the referrences.
Death's whistle is actually a thing in some folklore. Comforting to those ready to die, and terrifying to those who are not.
Also that coin on his eyes.
In this case, the whistle has two main inspirations. One is the harmonica from the spaghetti western, "Once Upon a Time in the Old West" by Sierra Leone, and the other is the legend of El Silbon, aka, The Whistler.
All the myths or signs about dying/death was in the movies:
Death "Whistles"
Death "Whisper"
Death "stalks"
Puss "Stare at the face of death"
Puss "Laugh at the face of death"
Puss "faced death and survived"
"Life flashing before your eyes"
I love the way how Jack dies saying "I mean, what specifically?". He knows that he did horrible things, but he just wants to know which one condemned him to this. Funniest villain all year
No shit Sherlock
@@Rubilacxee bruh
Although he was probably the weakest link, compared to death or goldi, it's definitely not by alot and tied with purrito in humer.
@@anokartist2352 He wasn't as good as Death, but I actually liked him more than Goldi, even if just a little. Him being the irredeemable monster that he is just makes it too hard to not love him
@@Rubilacxee Thank you for that totally productive and not useless comment
The fun thing is that everyone kinda got their wish despite not making one.
- Goldie wanted a family, and she learned she already had one.
- Kitty wanted someone she could trust, and she met one.
- Puss wanted his lives back, and he got one that was worth eight more.
- Wolf wanted to see an arrogant, death-defying prick die. And he did.
Purrito didn't really have a wish, but one could argue that attaining comradery was a wish he didn't know he wanted. Jack didn't really get his wish (unless you consider magic coarsing through his body and killing him), but that makes sense since he's, as Jimminy puts it, an irredeemable monster.
This movie is a fucking masterpiece.
Well, Jack's wish was to have all the magic in the world. So if we want to give him something, we could say that he became part of the world's magic as the star exploded, and him along with it as the two became one.
Could maybe even work as a sequel plot. Where he comes back as some sort of omnipotent sorcerer whose soul is now bound to the world's magic, because his sheer will for that wish caused it to inadvertently be granted when the star consumed him. Even if not exactly in the way he wanted.
What abut the sisters from the start, baby bear and mother bear as well?
9:43 death says "run, run, little cat" (or kitten)
12:25 puss: "i don't speak english" and perrito: "you speak spanish? me too! where are you from? do you like naps?"
22:10 kitty says, "oh how scary"
32:09 kitty: "i'm gonna turn you all into bathroom mats!"
50:08 death says "why the hell did i have to go and play with my food!"
50:34 puss says "until death"
Tks🙏🙏🙏
YESS, thank you so much!!
Thank you! It confuses and annoys me that it was translated in the first place. My only complaint about the movie.
THANK YOU, I've been trying to figure out what Death said when Puss stood up to him!
Ah, so that was what Death said at the end. I could only understand “go and play with my food”, but could never understand the first bit.
34:17 when you know how the movie ends and what Goldi's wish was, this actually adds a new layer to the star...it tries to grant the wish without using its power
Just for some context, Kitty Softpaws was introduced in the first Puss in Boots movie, where she was at first a stray cat that got adopted by a family, Kitty was really proud of her claws, but since she kept scratching the curtains and furniture, her owners declawed her, so she ran away and decided to never trust anyone again, since i dont wanna spoil anything else about the plot, i'm just gonna say that she and Puss ended the movie in good terms, so them being at each other's throats again in the beginning of this movie was supposed to be a surprise, and the mistery and reveal of what happened in Santa Coloma makes their relationship a lot more interesting and fun compared to the first movie.
At 50:08 Deaths "Why the hell did I have to go and play with my food?!"
Makes you wonder how many people after Puss he just ambushes and chokes out rather than giving them a chance because he doesn't want a repeat of Puss.
well he only showed up before puss lost his last life cause he hates how cats get multiple chances, usually he would probably do it the normal way but since his most hated kind is next he just wants to finish him off himself in anger, or hes just that guy either one makes me happy
@@zxokku Indeed. He basically has such resentment for Puss, that he's breaking the rules to kill Puss himself.
Probably never, since nobody wasted EIGHT LIVES like Puss did.
I can't stop laughing at how *every single reactor* so far has involuntarily winced at the Spanish Splinter move.
I think that’s something that has happened to everybody at some point in their lives, it’s a relatable unpleasant experience 😖
its one of those things where it isnt so far removed and extreme like say, being stabbed with a knife. not everyone knows what being stabbed feels like. its too intense to really imagine.
but *everyone* can understand exactly what it would feel like to have a splinter/needle under the nail, even if they havent experienced the extreme version of it seen in the movie.
@@ashleyjohnson9651 Indeed. It's a relatable amount of pain, so one can accurately imagine it while seeing it. Whereas with something more extreme like your example of a knife stab, in which everybody's common sense knows it's painful, but personal experience likely doesn't have any actual context for just how painful.
It's all a matter of understanding. The same can be said about other things, as well. Such as empathy. When I was a kid, I pretty much never felt an ounce of sadness when watching movies. But as I've gotten older, and experienced my own losses, it's become a lot easier for me to tear up when watching films, because I now understand the pain the characters are going through on a personal level.
This movie is simply spectacular. It has gorgeous animation, top notch fight choreography, great characters, a great arc for Puss, and one of if not the best DreamWorks antagonists ever. I like how, at the start, Puss was bragging about having "never been touched by a blade." So the moment Death was actually able to cut him, Puss became a scared, anxious mess. It's the moment he realized he's not invincible after all.
Yes i specifically like all the mention of death and abuse in this KIDS MOVIE WATCHABLE FROM THE AGE OF 8!
especially when constantly talking about anxiety and physical abuse.
Or when the movie keeps reminder you that YOU WILL DIE SOMEDAY.
YOU HAVE A EXPERATION DATE.
YOU.PERSONALLY.WILL.DIE.
I ESPECIALLY LIKE HAVING GONE TO THERAPY FOR YEARS STRUGGLING AS A CHILD WITH THE IDEA I WILL ONE DAY DIE AND NOW THIS IS SOMETHING WE JUST START SHOVING INTO KIDS FACES.
HEYY 8 YEAR OLD KID, DID YOU KNOW DEATH WILL COME FOR YOU ONE DAY. HERE YOU GO.
OWYEAH...GREAT KIDS MOVIE WATCHABLE FROM THE AGE OF 8.
ESPECIALLY THAT ONE SCENE WHERE MY GIRLFRIEND HAD TO TURN THE SOUND OFF BECAUSE THEY BLEEPED ALL THE CURSES AND HE WENT ON FOR SO LONG IT WAS VERY ANNOYING.
YESS, CURSING A HILARIOUS DEFINITLY A GOOD THING TO TEACH CHILDREN HOW FUNNY CURSING IS.
IT WAS A HORRIBLE MOVIE MATE,
THIS WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A KIDS MOVIE WATCHABLE FROM THE AGE OF 8.
I HAVE 2 MAYOR FEARS IN MY LIFE, DEATH AND CONFRONTATION WITH MY PASTS ABUSE.
THIS KIDS MOVIE WATCHABLE FROM THE AGE OF 8, SHOVED BOTH OF THOSE HARDER IN MY FACE THEN ANY ADULT MOVIE HAS DONE IN YEARS.
That whistle was always so genuinely bone chilling and I got full on chills almost every time I heard it.
One thing everyone seems to miss is that gold probably weighs more than... well, us. Jack Horner is actually _exceeding_ his pay because a real person would weigh less than a to-scale solid gold statue of thay person
They are medieval fairy tale folks
I doubt they are that bright ☻️☻️
What a good boy he is!
@@gweo1817lol
@@gweo1817 Perfect comment!
But yeah, gold is about 19 times as dense as a person.
yeah, that's what I always think when I see that scene
So the Dog's map seems all cool, fun, and happy at first, right? Sure, but it's probably the most subtly dark thing in this movie.
Pocket Full of Posies: It's certainly nice on the surface, but only until you realize that the nursery rhyme the title comes from is itself an analogy for one of the biggest catastrophies in human history, The Black Death/The Plague.
Rivers of Relaxation: Probably the most self explanatory one, given that the dog tells us the story of how his owners tried to drown him to death.
Quick and Easy Solutions: We don't see this part of the map, unfortunately. But, it's name does give us some big hints, and I would wager there's 2 possibilities for what it's an allegory for.
1) This is the much darker option that comes from my own depression riddled brain: Suicide and/or Suicidal Thoughts. Doesn't get more quick and easy than a gun to your head and a bullet through the skull, eh? In theory, the thematic reason we don't see this part in the movie is because the Dog hasn't really gotten to the point where Suicide would be something he thinks about. He's too optimistic and happy for that.
2) This one doesn't come from me, but rather a reply from someone else the last time I made this comment. Their interpretation was more surface level than mine, but no less valid. Quick and easy solutions have a bad habit of biting you in the ass later down the line. Like putting a band-aid on a bullet wound while the bullet is still in said wound. You stopped the bleeding and all, sure, but since ya didn't remove the bullet to prevent lead poisoning, or disinfect the wound, it'll cause much worse problems for you later on.
So yeah, doggo's map is kinda the darkest.
I also have a theory that the wishing star, as grand as it seems, is actually a sort of monkey's paw. Like, you'll get your wish, but at a grave cost sort of deal. Why do I think this?
Because otherwise the maps make very little sense. The whole point of the maps seem to be making sure that you realize your flaws and your issues on your own, and then take matters into your own hands to fix the issues. Not once do the maps actually encourage or push the people with it to use the star, and in the case of Goldilocks, actually tries to dissuade her by making her understand she's already got her wish.
Maybe it's just me though. I tend to read too far into stuff like that, but it's an interesting thought, yeah?
You are thinking to hard. The map is a mirror of the inner self of is current owner. No subtlety required.
@@aushnova3659 No, there's definite subtly with the dog. His whole character is a dark past buried under more optimism and happiness than should be reasonably possible.
Therefore, his map, as a reflection of that, is super fucking happy with a little bit of dark tones underneath. Not that hard to recognize or understand. Not like it hurts the movie in any way. Hell, makes it better, in fact.
@@colt1903 I mean, even with the Map's magic transforming the route, it's still the Dark Forest. Even scarier, it definitely has some kind of sentience because the way the posies act towards Jack and his men is way more violent than how they treated Puss and Kitty.
@@Birthday888 True, though the map, and the star by extension, most likely know their wishes as soon as they enter the Dark Forest, and understood Big Jack Horner was the last person that should be allowed to wish on it. Thus, sabotage.
So, the idea that Ring a Ring o' Rosies refers to the Black Death (or any other plague) is actually an urban legend, there's no evidence that it came from that. The earliest versions of the rhyme that appear in print are missing a lot of the lyrics that are supposed to refer to plague symptoms, and end with the players waking up again after falling down.
*That being said* it's entirely possible that the writers made the Pocket Full o' Posies reference believing the urban legend anyway, so it doesn't entirely negate this theory. Still, my takeaway from the movie was that because Perrito (1) is a genuinely selfless and relentlessly optimistic person and (2) doesn't actually intend on finding the star for the purposes of making a (potentially) selfish wish, the map was more willing to let him get there. The 'challenge' at the Posies is easy to overcome for somebody who intends to appreciate all that life has to offer, in stopping and smelling the roses, and the river may be the setting for Perrito's story, but there's no indication that anything about it made him tell it. It's a genuinely relaxing ride otherwise.
I figured it was sort of like the final puzzle of the Philospher's Stone in Harry Potter, where only somebody who wants to find the stone but not _use_ it would be able to get it from the Mirror.
Kitty softpaws is a pick pocket who got her claws taken away from her owners it shows how her and puss meet in the first one btw when puss and kitty were walking on air using their feet it was a reference to the first movie and the old friends are shrek
Something nobody noticed about Death is that he really was there to witness all his deaths. When Puss was fighting the giant at the start you can see Death standing behind the crowd in an alley at some point. Not easy to notice but he's there waiting for Puss
Wolf is just too good!
In my opinion he is best vilian in "Shrek" franchise.
he's not really from shrek since shrek is over
@@imdoodlef bro people are literally hyping up Shrek 5
I mean the Wolf is not a Vilian... He is Death he is a Force of Nature...
@@ZkullShot shrek is over for now which i am sad about
@@imdoodlef No offense, but I'm pretty sure Shrek 5 is gonna come. Puss is literally PART of Shrek's universe
“Run,it just makes it more fun for me”
Most badass line said by death
24:10 When you realize Pocket Full of Posies is a nursery rhyme abt the Black Death...
When Puss said “to see some old friends” He meant Shrek.
Death is not a villain in my opinions, an antagonist, sure, but not EVIL
I know everyone is mad about Goldi's wish, but she's had to endure being called an orphan by Baby.
I'm not mad at Goldi's wish actually. I understand why it's her wish.
I think its also that she doesn't feel that she deserves the bears. She's just an orphan girl who broke into their home and part of her doesnt want to mooch off the bears anymore (even though that's not what happened.)
There's a lot of feelings on all sides of an adoption
Puss in boots 2 really has such an amazing visual. Reason why I dragged my friends to the cinema so we could watch it on a big screen. I love DreamWorks
The way he walked on air and just appeared in the fire while the place was in space is so cool and cold
17:00 Kitty was Puss’s lover in the first Puss In Boots movie in 2011
There were a few references to the first Puss in Boots movie, but nothing really important. He did meet Kitty in that one, but they hadn't talked marriage. This was like 14 years later and is basically stand alone so you didn't miss anything. It's obvious you enjoyed the movie. That's kind of the same with everyone I've seen reacting to it. It just kind of sucks you in and never lets up.
The governor's assistant's delighted expression when she realizes his boat got stolen 😂
I kinda understand Goldi's reason, she's a perfectionist after all, and an orphan at that. I wonder why was Goldi abandoned by her parents, if she was abandoned.
If I remember correctly, she ignored her parents and went hiking in the woods, then got lost and found the bears' house. She didn't know the way back, so she stayed. Also, at the time this story was written, it was normal to leave children in the stories because, for example, they were troublesome or hard to feed. If her parents weren't looking for her, it was probably because there wasn't enough food or they were fed up with her.
So I'm assuming they've never seen the Shrek movies before?
That’s wild I don’t think they have either.
@@IsraelLlerenaI swear reactor’s could literally say they haven’t watched anything and the people will believe it like shreks been out for how long? And this dude really said he thought donkey was the green guy like what mfs can’t be that dumb smh
Death was watching Puss the whole movie. When he drinks coffee during that giant fight, you can see Death in the crowd when they wave.
I never realized how much I needed this reaction
They could have played that panic attack scene off for laughs... I really appreciate then way they actually did it.
Heyyy! Really cool that you're also reacting to movies! I am looking forward to your uploads in the future! Have fun, guys!
PS: you also HAVE to react to the whole franchise! I think you will love it!
0:55 - *"OH, IT RHYMES"* and that's my cue to leave.
It is great that the movie showed how he defeated an actual giant dismissing the fact/argument that Lobo is bigger than Puss..
The map works by whoever is touching the actual map side, once inside the forest that is.
Puss in boots san Lorenzo or The Adventures of Puss in boots is also great. It's a show about his adventures between the first and second movie.
OH [speaks in spanish] My favorite movie
Even though the first movie isn't a requirement, it'll still be cool if you guys react to it too.
I just love everyones reaction to the Spanish splinter
I wanna know how Excalibur got that rock on it. If memory serves, Excalibur wasn't actually the sword in the stone. Caliburn was.
Unless that's just a Fate thing, but I don't think it is.
You are right.
Caliburn is the one on the stone.
But people always believe that they are the same.
Excalibur is a more famous name, so the joke works better with it.
Can't believe they didnt get the far far away reference, how someone with 30 years or less havent watched shrek movies before is beyond me. They are a classic. Great reaction though.
They seem to have absolutely no knowledge of any fairy tales or nursery rhymes, so it's not surprising. They can't appreciate the film for what it is
These guys are only have the media knowledge of a kid born in 2016
Y'all need to chill because I seriously doubt you guys read a single original fairy tale in a single original language.
How they did not notice that obvious attack on titan reference in the begginning.
And the wolf is Malthael
Try SHREK MOVIE it's GOOD i know your gonna enjoy it
Nice to see you guys reacting to movies this was a great one
I really thought (and hoped) Goldie was wanting to wish to be a bear.
The first one is good but this is just a million times better but I do think the first one deserves a reaction
Jack Horner is dreamworks analog of Gilgamesh
Ok but why does NO ONE remember Kitty Softpaws 💀😭
Finally, Americans feel what we, Hispanic and Latino speakers, feel when all the content is in English and we have to tear our hair out to understand some English, I'm glad they feel what we feel XD
I think it's cool that there was representation for both Spaniards and Latinos in the movie, since Banderas is from Spain and Hayek is from Mexico.
Bueno?
Pues sí
Man the subtitles on this version of the movie are something else, the characters say a single word in Spanish and the subs just go "[speaks in Spanish]". Like 30:17, the subtitles are like actively keeping from reading the word "gatito". Like, man, I saw this in cinemas, and I'm Swedish, and this is a kid-friendly movie, so I got the Swedish dub of the film, take what you can get, was fine, but at the very least they just wrote out the Spanish words on the screen. It's like the Swedish version expects Swedes to be more curious about Spanish as a third language than the US version expect Americans to be about Spanish as a second language, even though people in the US are more likely to run into Spanish-speakers than I am.
I'm American and primarily speak english and honestly I don't mind the subtitles being "Speaking Spanish" It serves those who never cared about learning Spanish right for thinking English is the best. I learned some Spanish on my own and was excited to realize how much of this movie I understood.
@@Sera666 Bro, I'm not saying they should translate it for you (although that wouldn't be too weird, it's a kid-friendly movie after all), they didn't do that in Swedish cinema either, I'm just saying that they should WRITE THE SPANISH WORDS, instead of treating it like literal gibberish. Interrupting the subs with the "[speaks in Spanish]" bit just messes with my ability to even follow the sentence, and treats it like you shouldn't even want to understand it.
@@tobiashagstrom4168 Yeah I get it just wanted to get excited about how much Spanish I understood
@@tobiashagstrom4168 I totally feel you on that!
I've been grousing about lazy subtitles for years. I mean, really, how hard is it to look up the words and put them down instead of just cheeping out?
"he went thru the toilet" .. " oh good shit"
The fact that they got clear inspiration from Spiderman Into The Spidervese (Obviously animation, and seemingly undefeatable enemy (in this case, actually undefeatable)) shows that unlike Disney and Marvel, Dreamworks is willing to try new stuff, adapt to changes and actually care about having people enjoy their craft.
I know you can’t see it in the reaction. But if you pause the movie at the scene when the crowd is doing the wave you can see death in the alley behind them
Wow I can't believe you haven't watched Shrek.. it is iconic!!
But I am so happy you enjoyed Puss in boots; I am happy they made it so that even people who haven't watched first movie can enjoy it
I haven't watched shrek movie either I know the characters name and memes but have watched first puss in Boots
@@christianquiles8711 watch all 4 Shrek movies
Will do
@@christianquiles8711 did you do it
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
you guys should check out the movie echo its about these kids helping an alien get off earth, its awesome
the guy on the bottom is so clueless about everything lol
(At 12:10) Goldilocks is Russian? Oh, wait… that's Yelena from the _MCU._
Strangely enough, Jack Horner the Dreamworls character…is the perfect classical Disney villain.
Death was really foreshadowed by the Doctor
Wait, did you two not see the Puss in boots movie before this?
If puss had 9 lives and a cats lifespan is 18 years, then death waited for 165 years to puss's last life. If I was death, I would also savor every moment.
He died early so it must have been like 60-70 years
@@npc_citizen9276 You're probably right, but it still would be irritating for death to see someone dying so many times not caring about their mortality and mock death.
@@nocap3667 POV: death waiting for me to die in a zombie apocalypse when my friend has a pile of defibrilators.
Fyi if you don't know, puss was in the Shrek movie before, and the last scene the want to go to far far away land, and that is the land of shrek
42:57 Man watching this on a tv/monitor screen just lost it's power. In the theatre this was a jumpscare, it got me, the woman next to me, and some ppl in the theatre too.
49:28 “si, Hasta la muerte.”
Yes, see you at the end.
,,10 out of 10 for a movie start"
Me: Oh you'll see
Finally a puss in boots reaction
I’m just noticing the Adios to his past selves is the only captioning that doesn’t say (speaks in Spanish)
Watching the puss in boots last wish without Shrek 1-4 and puss in boots 1 will make ya look like a uhhh nvm
Don't mind the comments about not seeing the first film. This sequel is pretty good as a stand alone movie, so y'all aren't missing anything!
DreamWorks hit the nail on the head with this one 💙
True but it feels like y’all are downplaying the 1st movie. They aren’t missing out much but they would appreciate the movie a lot more if they saw Puss in Boots’ origin, his relationship with soft paws ect. The 1st Puss in Boots is still def worth the watch just like the 2nd one
What if they made another movie shrek/puss but the plot was since they didn't made the wish, now there's so many wishing star
Instant classic masterpiece
why are those lines of art on the screen for the whole movie like i wanna see better again even if i watched it
They’re trying to avoid copyright
This reaction pissed me off. You can't just watch a sequel without seeing the first one. You guys clearly didn't watch the Shrek movies, either.
I know this is really off from theme of the channel, but please check out Transformers Prime
Solid show with good story, awesome animation and interesting characters
I second that. Whit the official voices of Megatron and Prime. You get so much dept that is missing in the movies.
(At 21:21) he probably said "Shit for brains"
Guessing you guys didn't watch the first Puss in Boots movie or the Shrek movies 🤣
old friends who are the? SHREK BRUH
why does bro on top look depressed?
THE GRIM REAPER HIMSELF....
50:38 Won next times? Nah, when time comes, he will be death for real. That's reality.
The fact that they knew literally nothing about all the fairytales made me disappointed
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i don't think they know that puss in boots is shrek's friend and that far far away is where fiona and shrek also don't think they have watched the 1st movie so yeah watch it ;)
Soooo...
Does Puss' sword got any power for, You know, being held and kept by death it self... Perhaps Puss or Lobo in Smash...
28:50 Aw my heart melts.........😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😭😭😭😭😭😭😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Have y’all not seen the first movie?
Would ya do the how to train ur dragon series and the show dragon edge and or react to the king fu panda series?
I be interested for you Guys to React to the Shrek Movies
Theory; Kitty did show up but she lied and said she didn’t after overhearing Puss & Perrito so she could help him not feel as bad as he did
She almost definitely did, considering that if she didn't, she wouldn't have known that Puss didn't show up either.
Amazing movie
Death definitely traumatized the children of this generation. Gonna hear those whistle every night
He also traumatized the older Shrek fans.
My little brother was so scared of him, like actually terrified lol.
… He’s 16.
I don't think it would traumatize kids that have had short lived pets, or those who really know where meat comes from...
So perhaps only small children and existential dread vulnerable adults...
I think at most this movie should have like a 10+ rating although I'm only saying that cuz of all the parents out there hating this for being too "dark"
@@midknightgraze IT aint close to dark
Amen
24:35 purple guy
If the subtitles are just going to read "speaking in Spanish," then what's the point of the subtitles even existing? Subtitles either exist to translate foreign dialogue, which that doesn't do, or they exist to provide words to read for people who are deaf, which that also doesn't do.
55:13 I guess these bois haven't seen anything else Shrek related 🤷
Guys go back and watch the original if you haven't, this is a sequel...
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Hi Neel
So you haven't watched Shrek and Puss in Boots 1 before?
Fax has watched shrek movies but I haven’t watched any of the Disney movies or much of movies to begin with lol
@@SourTaste easy to tell