Honestly, this was just a really quick video I wanted to get out because I can't stop thinking about this movie, but there is SO much more I could say about it. I really wouldn't be surprised if I end up making another video in the future at some point.

You know, Perro broke the comic relief curse. Comic relief characters in animated movies tend to be either punching bags, or annoying twerps, or both. Perro not only has a believable backstory but also layers on why he is so optimistic. Also also, that scene when Puss is experiencing a panic attack, Perro doesn't try to cheer him up by making jokes or talking. Instead, Perro just sits down with Puss, until he gets calmer. Perro was the character we needed.

What i love about how they depicted death... the wolf wasn't defeated; he chose to walk away. what a terrifying villain

according to an interview with antonio banderas he basically talked for eight hours to the writers about what he was going through and his anxieties in his older age and that's why they wrote puss in boots the way they did

Another little subtle thing about Puss's final fight with death: I really like the bit where he is forced to use the gatito blade that Kitty gave him earlier in the movie to block on of Death's attacks. It's just a quick moment that highlights the fact that he wouldn't have been able to accept and overcome his fear of death without opening up to the other people in his life

My theater was filled with mostly adults, 21-24 that probably missed out on an avatar ticket and we’re just there to pass the time, I don’t blame them, I could tell, I wasn’t expecting much either, but when that blood trickled down Puss’s forehead, there was an audible silence in the room. From there on it was either tears, woots, or straight up applause. This is the best movie of the year by a margin to me.

i will never NOT lose my mind over that first fight scene between puss and death. the fact that we get to SEE puss bleed from death's blade added SO much more tension to that moment. seeing this untouchable hero BLEED, it adds so much more to puss' fear of death. its also just been so long since we've seen *ACTUAL BLOOD* in animated movies, it blew me away with how well it was placed in that moment.

Can we just agree that Death’s whistle is one of the most unsettling leitmotifs in a while. I didn’t the video to actually play the leitmotif itself, so when it did. I genuinely got goosebumps. That’s how good it is. Death honestly is one of the best villains I’ve seen in a movie in a long time, and I’m sure he will traumatize children for generations to come

As someone with an anxiety disorder, I struggle a lot to see myself in media because anxiety is so commonly portrayed as just a nervous, jittery, nail biting character who is just in the background questioning everything while the brave hero goes in to save the day. I was BLOWN AWAY by the execution of anxiety in Puss in Boots.The sense of terror and dread slowly building, no matter how much he tries to run away and suppress them, the inevitability of Death. Everything about it was breathtaking. And that panic attack scene. Jeez that hit me right in the feels, I've been exactly where Puss was in that moment, and I'm so glad he had Perrito with him.

As someone who suffers from anxiety/panic attacks and a dog owner, that scene absolutely broke me

I understand that everyone deals with anxiety and anxiety attacks, but Jesus, that anxiety scene made me tear up the second the camera panned to Puss hyperventilating. It's so real, so raw. Absolutely beautiful movie. Also, I want to talk about Kitty and Puss' relationship, oh my god, I adore them. I love them in the first movie, but I think I love them more in this one. I love how when Kitty is eavesdropping on Perrito and Puss, the writers didn't go for a more dramatic route of making her wildly misunderstand what Puss is confessing. He regrets leaving her at the altar (even though she didn't go because she knew he wouldn't either, which is kinda sad), and he wants to apologize to her to her face, and she lets him. What I also love about them is that Kitty feels hurt by Puss when he's running away with the map, because she thinks he hasn't changed. But when he has the time to (somewhat) explain what's going on with Death after him, she realizes that she could be wrong, but she still doesn't completely trust him until she sees him fight Death. It feels so real, and my inner 4 year old squealed at the fact that they're finally canonically together, instead of them just being hinted or leaving us on a cliffhanger about their relationship like the end of the first movie

I have PTSD and I was touched by this movie. All of his panic attacks and the way Death shows his fear is incredible. The scene where Puss runs away into the woods and he starts seeing images of Death really hit home. That's the best way I can describe my PTSD. Wonderful movie.

The quote “Bravery isn’t the absence of fear but rather the mastery of it” perfectly encapsulates Puss’s evolution

Alright first we got encanto that taught us about generational trauma, and then we got puss in boots the last wish which goes and taught us about the panic and anxiety of mortality? All these movies are just getting so much creative and mature I really love it

I think Perrito is underrated in that anxiety scene. The fact that he wanted to be a therapy dog was a throw away line, and then he proved that he could actually help people in that scene with Puss. It solidified Perrito as my favorite character on the spot

Apparently Antonio Banderas took a lot of inspiration of his performance from his own recent experience of having a heart attack. And how he had a newfound anxiety of death.

I went into this movie with a friend thinking it was going to be a quick funny kids movie that I would forget about the day after, but I was so wrong. The way it shows so many comon issues that people suffer from like anxiety, trust issues, abandonment issues, and depression in a way that doesnt exagerate it or make fun of it is incredible and I loved every bit of it.

I can already tell this is gonna be great. The way this movie handled anxiety, and Puss’ fear of Death, was fantastic 😭

Puss' fear of death and anxiety is something very personal, but at the sametime, Death was fantastic in this film !! Also Death's whistle is a slowed version of Ring-a-Roses.

Watch the panic attack scene using headphones. Henestly, it feels so real. Audio effects (heartbeat, panting), camera angles, visualization (surroundings turn grey), Puss's blurred vision (while looking at the Dog), and especially Antonio's voice acting at the end of the panic attack when Puss takes a big gulp of air and swallows it.

I can't even describe just how relieved I was that they didn't end that panic attack scene with some "joke" of Puss brushing it off or pushing Perrito away or something stupid. Like you said, it just _was._ It didn't end with a "ERM THAT WAS AWKWARD" but with a genuine "Thank you" and him actually opening up.

“Something better than a fearless hero; a brave hero.” Was such a good line. When you have anxiety the only way you can truly LIVE with it is by constantly being brave. The quote we have to live by is “do it scared” because if we don’t do it scared, we won’t do anything at all.

The panic attack scene hit me hard as someone who knows the feeling of being terrified in the middle of the night due to existential dread. It's a terrible feeling and you really think you might die or never get over it. The way Dreamworks handled Puss' fears and anxiety was so well done and is so impactful for the movie's plot around Death and appreciating life!

As someone with severe anxiety this really hit home. It’s so hard to live with the constant worrying and stress but seeing how others can deal with it in many ways really helps me to see how I’m never really alone in this.

(spoiler-ish?) i’m not one to get scared or really react to movies in a big way at all, but i kid you not, the last scene with death where he stares puss down and the bass continues to get louder and louder, gave me legitimate chills and put me on edge. the fact that this movie is able to represent AND reproduce anxiety so well and accurately is nothing short of a spectacle.

Another great touch was how Death always gave him the chance to fight when confronting puss directly. Kicking him his rapier back. Tossing it to him, in the last scene. "Pick it up." A common thing between fighters in movies, given a new meaning here. Death WANTS Puss to fight for his life, as we can see in the end. He wants him to value that last life he has left and give it his all. He was so overconfident in the beginning, that even the tiniest scratch was able to make him panic. And even though Death despises Puss for being so neglective with his former lives, he accepts the change he has gone through.

I have diagnosed anxiety and have had to deal with it for many years. I went to see this in theater with my mom, and good lord I teared up at the panic attack scene. It felt so real to me, just the complete silence besides the breathing you know full well is uncontrolled but you can't FIX in the moment. I also really felt it because I have big comfort in dogs :]! I'd love to have a Perrito in those times

That panic attack scene hit hard when I watched this in the theaters. It just felt so realistic, and to see Puss in a moment of such vulnerability only for Perrito to comfort him and be the therapy dog he always wanted to be was such a poignant moment that I wasn’t expecting. Such a fantastic movie.

Also Kitty losing trust in him so she puts her mask back on is a good visual signifier of her putting her emotional walls back up again. Because the mask serves no purpose in concealing who she is anymore, everyone here has seen her face. It’s to conceal how she feels and to hide from him even tho she’s right in front of him. I think Kitty’s form of dealing with anxiety through isolation is a perfect foil to Puss currently having a panic attack right in front of her eyes while he’s grappling for a way out. It’s an interesting way of showing how different people deal with similar feelings of anxiety

What makes the anxiety HIT is that Death represents all three fears: Natural Fear, think bears, wolves, dogs, muggers etc, things we can comprehend and understand and have REASON to fear, Unnatural Fear, think spirits, ghosts, things that go bump in the night, we see them sometimes, but they don't entirely make sense, but we perceive them as dangerous anyways, so that alarm goes off. And finally, Unknown Fear. This is huge and all over death. It's that sense of something BAD is going to happen but....but you don't know what. It's that type of fear you feel when you're walking to your car after a movie at night, and you feel the need to speed it up a little, or when you're home alone and jump cause you just feel something watching you, but when you turn around nothing is there. When we die, our brain will sound these alarms, in one way or another. And with Death Wolf, he reps all three because he's something we can see and perceive to be a threat, but he has these otherworldly abilities such as moving at incredible speeds like in the cave scene, after he says "makes it more fun for me, AH!" he moves so FAST. Then there's the unknown fear, the fear of just that, of what happens AFTER you die. With Death, there's a ton of anxiety surrounding it, which makes sense, and even though he's not a typical VILLAIN, he fills you with a sense of dread, because you know you'll be in Puss' boots one day...fighting Death until that very....last....moment. Because that's just human nature. GOD this movie is so good guys.

The movie is just so good I love when Puss and Kitty are "criming back" the map from goldi and the bears, Kitty says "if you play your cards right, maybe we can share the wish" and that catches Puss so off-guard he freezes for a moment thinking about it I understood that as "share our trust (Kitty) and our lives (Puss) together" and I think that's just so strong man Why did this movie release along with Avatar 2, it got done so dirty for that

i think another important component of puss is a feeling of inferiority and how he's suppressed/masked his anxiety by his need to live up to his own legend. he's convinced himself that not feeling fear is a part of who he is, even though we can see (and its implied) that he's always grappled with fear. even in a flashback to his young years, we see that as a core emotion he interacts with. and yet, in the cave of lost souls, his past lives all talk as though they themselves never felt any fear when we know he's lying to himself (it is one of the lives that tells puss to run). it's clear that kitty sees this as ego, when we the audience know that all of that performance, all of that posturing, has only ever been hollow for puss. i would even argue that he would get so full of himself as a coping mechanism to battle his anxieties and insecurities, like the scene where he's burying his boots and telling tall tales about himself to a crowd of . . . nobody. really good analysis!

I can't get over the sparing but decisive use of blood in this movie. At the start, I was under the perception that an animated family movie in this day and age cannot have blood, which lined up perfectly with Puss's perception that he cannot be hurt. So when it trickled down his forehead, I felt the same amount of shock and fear as Puss did. It's such a simple yet effective moment, and I can't stop thinking about it.

I myself have horrible anxiety and the fear of death. I haven’t seen the movie in theaters, I’m waiting until it goes on Netflix or something, but I have seen clips. And from what I seen, it feels brutally real and it makes me wonder what his role will be in Shrek 5 which is something I thought I would never say.

This movie depicted fear and dread in a way that no horror movie ever has. I genuinely felt my heart beat every single time Death appeared. Not only that, heart beats in the movie made SURE you feel them.

I just finished watching the movie- and, oh my god, the panic. It felt so real, I was completely stunned, I had to walk away from it for a bit.

My favorite scene in the movie is when Puss has the panic attack and runs to the forest with Perrito helping him calm down It made me tear up since it’s something I’ve dealt with before, with my dog ultimately helping me calm down as well, which I’m glad they took seriously in the movie

"What's wrong? Lives flashing before your eyes?" "No… just one"

3:38 BRUH I GOT SO FUCKING SCARE WHEN I HEARD THE WHISTLE IN THE VIDEO

I WAS REALLY SUSPRISED OF HOW GOOD BOTH PUSS N'BOTTS MOVIES WERE

Shout outs to that wheezing breath Banderas released after Perrito placed his head on Puss in Boots’s belly BEFORE the deep breath. Really sold the regaining of senses, honestly.

(Tangent) I haven't seen this movie yet, but I love that Death is dual-wielding sickles. It's a neat little twist; giving him something other than the incredibly common scythe death is depicted with most often, but still a weapon that's used as a farming tool first and foremost.

His fur literally standing up and seeing shake surprise me for real. And Puss having that panic attack in the woods really had me like WOW.😮 And Perrito calming him down was just so sweet.

The whistle is probably the most eerie thing in this movie because it feels like a complete flip of the music that plays when puss uses the eye trick and just how scary and soothing it is at the same time

6:19 man no one talks about how gut wrenching this scene was

As someone with bad anxiety, I really appreciated how they did this in the film. I really felt for him and understood what was happening and where it came from.

I love how the movie portrays trauma and generally internal struggles as well. All of the characters suffer from a trauma or hard backstory, but they all act differently and cope with it differently. Perrito is copes with comedy (laughing about his brothers almost killing him) and somehow endless optimism. Puss runs, hides behind his huge ego, and as you mentioned is an adrenaline junkie. Kitty is similiar in the sense that she runs from a lot of things, but also she closes herself off since she said she cannot trust others. Goldie tries to distance herself from her family by insulting her brother constantly, seeing them as a means to an end before she realizes her family is just as valuable. Jack is a little more confusing for me to figure out because a flashback is shown where he and his family are poor and he was made the mascot for the family business, yet we later find out he says he was financially and emotionally very well supported by his family. I think one of two analysis can be made. 1. He denies or doesn't recognize the trauma he has been through 2. He is just a classic villian where greed overtakes him and doesn't have a backstory that justifies his villany (which isn't a bad thing). Regardless, he copes by trying to control everything around him and lashes out in anger. Also as someone with a fear of death this movie is huge comfort and is super relatable with Puss' anxiety scenes and how he avoids the topic altogether. I was waiting for someone to make this video, and you did a great job. I also love over analyzing characters so thanks for the analysis!

I don't know if this was intentional but Death's whistle has some of the same keys as Silent Night...specifically the part where it goes "sleep in heavenly peace..." chilling....

The panic attack scene and just the whole “fear of your mortality” theme in this movie hit way too close to home. I didn’t think I’d see such a thing represented in a Puss in Boots movie, but it was amazing to see honestly. I hope we get more stuff like this in animated movies and kids movies, mature themes that are treated with respect and not made into jokes or dumbed down for kids.

As someone who use to have crippling anxiety I got weirdly immersed. The scenes where puss had panic attacks felt so familiar and relatable

oh my god that panic attack scene made me tear up when perrito grounded him. seeing how he could calm down because of someone that cared for him was really sweet- idk how else to describe it

0:05 everyone’s reaction to this movie basically

One of the things about the panic attack scene that I don't see anyone talking about is that they didn't have to spell it out for the viewer at all. I swear, in most mainstream media involving panic attacks, they straight up tell the audience that the character is having a panic attack. I fully expected Perrito to run up to Puss and ask "What's happening" and for Puss to respond "I'm having a panic attack!" (EDIT: after a rewatch, Perrito does say "What's happening?" but Puss doesn't respond and just continues hyperventilating) But no, Perrito simply calls out to Puss, runs up to him, assesses the situation, and lays his head on Puss' stomach. And the scene just... plays out. Unsurprisingly, I'm prone to panic attacks as well, so this scene was incredible and stayed stuck in my mind for days.

Death was a fantastic antagonist and gave my family chills and when puss got that extreme anxiety attack in the middle of the movie was so sad and perrito is the mvp in that scene

I also love the touch that during Puss’s first duel with death, he does his signature “cartwheel” move but if you slow it down, instead of grinning he has a completely terrified expression.

I already get mini anxiety attacks whenever something just doesn't feel right. Seeing puss having an attack like this is exactly how I am, I love how they portrayed it so well and didn't make it into a joke like how some other shows do.

this is why I cry watching this movie, especially his scenes with perrito, some people don't know how real it gets, and this showed it how it is

Can we just appreciate though how animated movies as of recent have added mature themes and animation details, including blood...like. The blood scene gave me actual chills...the invincible hero of the story started bleeding. I find that so baffling yet so...refreshing to see.

i personally love the microexpressions in this movie as someone interested in psychology and the way the brain responds to stimuli; specifically with this scene as well !! that first second or so youll notice puss' body respond before his brain does. his hair stands up, but he doesnt seem to recognize whats happening yet. for me, anxiety has always been a process of reaction, recognition, and response. you see his body going into fight or flight mode before it even hits him and it just makes it that much more real and organic

My theater was packed for Puss in Boots and there was only two seats left bcs it was Winter Break so many families went to watch. Good thing, I was alone. Love how u analyze and discuss about Puss' anxiety and fear of death. I was surprised that there was so many characters in this movie but all of yhem r balanced and have their moments. Love that Goldie and Bears r a found amily and love their dynamic. Perrito being a therapy dog is a great way to integrate him in the story, Puss' relationship with other characters and Perrito's own characterization also he's such a precious cinnamon roll. Also, I'm glad that this movie can be watched as a stand alone movie. I was worried that we need to watch the first movie to understand this one (I watched the first Puss in Boots years ago) But, good thing it doesn't force viewers feel the need to watch the first movie. Sorry for my rant. I love this movie and I can't wait for the Blu-Ray DVD release and the art book 😍 I was sad when the credits roll bcs I wish to see more of Team Friendship's adventures and DreamWorks using this Spider-Verse inspired animation style. 😭❤️❤️❤️ Hope that Kung Fu Panda 4 and the Shrek 5 have the same animation style ❤️❤️❤️

I am so glad to see more people increasingly talk about this masterpiece of a movie. I can relate to the feeling of not being able to stop thinking about this movie after watching it for the first time. It is truly something I wish for us all to remember for decades to come.

Decided to go see the movie after watching the video and I'm still coming to terms with the fact that a freaking Shrek spin-off about a cat made me cry

As someone who currently has a fear of death, this movie resonated with me when i watched it, i almost cried in the theater.

I wanted, from another video i watched, that puss can also hear deaths whistle because anxiety also increases your sensitivity to the environment. So while everyone is busy focusing on the chaos, the fight, or in general just the moment, puss in so scared of death that a noise, sounds, and sight are all suddenly impairments causing an attack to spur. Making death even more terrifying in the film

2:13 I like how this coincides with his catchphrase "fear me, if you dare" You can't be afraid of much if you're not daring and always avoid new challenges. For puss, it would be marriage and forming other bonds rather than being a lone wol-- er, cat. maybe I'm overthinking it :P

That panic attack scene will stick with me forever.

I have social anxiety. It is for this reason that I felt a little identified when Puss in Boots was afraid. Many times, in certain situations, I have experienced sensations such as an upset stomach, a very fast heartbeat, and even difficulty breathing. The scene where Puss in Boots lay down next to a tree and had trouble breathing made me cry, because it was something I could understand. But many times instead of getting help, you only get problems and someone scolds you and asks you to calm down. That's why when the puppy rested his head on it, without saying anything, that scene touched my heart.

It kinda hit hard, the fur rising goosebumps, the hyperventilating. I too am afraid of death and sometimes have that existential crisis at night that makes me can't get some sleep. But as Puss, cause ik we only have 1 life, I'm gonna keep fighting for it and living it

Puss In Boots isn’t an anthropomorphic cat. He’s just a talking cat that acts mostly human.

Dude... This movie didn't have to go as hard as it did. That was a PERFECT representation of what panic attacks are like. The rapid breathing that sets in when you're overwhelmed, the fact that you can't hear anything except your heartbeat and your own breathing, how you need an outside source to bring you out of it in a bad enough panic attack, and the sheer relief you feel when it finally runs its course and you're able to relax. Also, I just love how Perrito knew exactly what to do to help Puss out of his panic attack. He's such a good boy. I thought I was going to hate him, but I absolutely love the little dude.

anxiety and fear is such an underrated idea in animation as a lot of animated movies serve mostly for fun points, but i think this movie did such a good balance and genuinely connects so much bigger. it also wasn't too straight forward with it, kinda letting it build up and stir which was even betterrr. overall great video and glad u talked about this subject! not just another "this movie is good... end of video". u actually picked a great detail and talked about it

The panic attack scene genuinely made me cry in the theater because of the dog helping him and how much it reminded me of my own therapy dog

Honestly Puss in Boots the Last Wish is THE BEST movie I have seen for a LONG time. The anxiety feels so real, and the plot is rich with internal conflict, which I love! And that panic attack scene, I have never seen a movie portray something like this in this way. I have never had a panic attack myself, but that scene just hit me. I agree, that movie is definitely S tier!

I was already loving this movie but it was the depictions of anxiety that got me instantly. It's something so simple but I've never felt more understood I'm a movie. I cried in the theater watching it and teared up just listening to you talk about it.

this isn’t super related to the topic of the video but i just realized the cave behind the wolf at 1:31 looks like a skull - god this movie is so good

Skulltrot releasing 2 videos less than a week apart? This movie must be really good! Is what I thought going into it and words cannot describe how much I enjoyed it. I was expecting good but this was a whole other level, what an incredibly strong start to the year for animated movies

The panic attack made me cry. I completely understand the feeling, and I felt so relieved when Perrito helped him.

The absolute AGONY I felt during the panic attack scene dude. P A I N. Also Death is one of the best villains in an animated movie I’ve seen in a while. I completely agree with the whole unsettling whistling thing, it genuinely makes me feel creeped out whenever I hear it. The way Death first tries to show himself as innocent and unthreatening, but slowly becomes more creepy and blunt with his intentions is really interesting to me, and to me it shows how death crept up on Puss In Boots, not seeming like a big issue, until it, as you said, slashed him in the face. Not sure if this is on purpose, but I found it cool.

gosh i can't wait for this, absolutely love the sound design between Puss and the wolf and their circular dialogue- how it elevates the characters.

Man I too would have anxiety if I heard Death’s whistle nearby.

What also hits hard about Puss being wounded by Death is that in the original story, nobody was able to hurt him because of his prowess. This literally proved to him tenfold that his immortality and invincibility was no more

I cried at the scene where Puss had a panic attack because it was so relatable to what happens in my everyday life. Good job to the people who worked on the movie

As someone who deals with constant anxiety attacks due to various different reasons, I couldn't believe how well this movie wrote anxiety and panic attacks. The panic attack when Puss sees Wolf again is the most most realistic panic attack I've ever seen in media. Also this movie is absolutely amazing, please everyone go see it if you haven't

Jeez, Death's character is so eerie and scary that I get goosebumps every time I see him. His creepy smile and his EYES

I have never cried harder in the middle of a movie than at the end, until this one. When Perrito rested his head on Puss’s chest the silent sobs came out of nowhere. Holy shit that scene is amazing

I'm so happy that during the panic attack scene they didn't have someone shaking or yelling at him or even telling him to calm down. at least with me personally that won't work and just make things right. but just having someone with you, holding your hand or a therapy dog to comfort you. That is what really alleviates the symptoms.

I love the depiction of PTSD in this film. I have PTSD and the way they show it is how it actually effects you. It creeps up on you out of nowhere, it blocks out everything else, it's intense and loud, you need help sometimes to ground yourself again. And lastly the things that can trigger you and send you spiraling can just be random stuff in your daily life.

@1:18 *When a genetically-modified raccoon slaps a Norse deity in the face.*

I love this movie, I’m so glad I wasn’t expecting much but was blown away by everything

That moment Puss had a anxiety attack and the dog laid on his stomach, made me tear up. It is very well shown how I also experience anxiety, sometimes worse than others, but it's very well done. What made me tear up more was how either my dogs or fictional comfort characters ease down my anxieties when I'm going through it alone.

I really love the detail that when we first meet Perrito he says he wants to be a therapy dog and that’s exactly what he is for Puss when he grounds him. This movie had me on the verge of tears at SO MANY MOMENTS

0:54 the use of explorers ost earned you a sub

I have anxiety and thanatophobia, and I have to admit this movie hit straight in the heart. wow. the portrayal is truly amazing and feels so close, i also kinda cried while watching this

The whistling of the wolf reminded me of Mal from Total Drama All Stars who would constantly whistle In The Hall of The Mountain King, I think, when he was up to no good

dreamworks lately has just been casually slamming disney and pixar into the nex dimension.

"More than a fearless hero... a brave hero." That's a stellar line!

i love how they whistle swells into a tune when death created the firewall. It was like this is end. no more running, no escape.

My favourite parallel to anxiety and other mental illness was the scene where Kitty and Perrito are running to meet him after the Cave of Lost Souls, saying "Hey! We're here!", and he keeps running because of Death chasing after him. Then Kitty says "where are you going?" and seems hurt. It is a great portrayal of how anxiety and other mental illnesses will literally drive you away from the ones you love, and leave them hurt and confused when you won't open up about what is causing you to run and push them away (Kitty understood once Puss explained to her what was happening, but he wouldn't tell her before bc of fear of seeming 'weak'). I really loved this movie for how well it handled its themes!

PUSS IN BOOTS LAST WISH VIDEO?!?!?! YES!!!! LETS GOOOOOO!!!!!!!!! 💖💖💖💖

I’ve had experiences with anxiety, not to the level of panic attacks, but definitely in the sense that I had to get away for a while and just calm my brain down. It feels crazy how much I can relate to Puss’ arc in the movie. The last year was essentially me in that cat retirement home. It wasn’t really a fear of death but rather an accumulation of several fears over the years that finally boiled over. I got through it, but in the year after I kinda gave up on things. I’ve only just started to pick things up now, and then bam I watch this movie and it hit so close to home. This is the best movie I’ve watched this whole year, if you haven’t watched it, please do!!!!!