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I’m also happy they choose Jack Horner, historically one of the worst Nursery Rhymes in history and make the character unapologetic in his nature and hilarious knowing what he is.

*"What's the matter? Lives flashing before your eyes?"* *"No. Just one."* That line had no right to give me goosebumps, but it did, and it's so awesome!

I'm so happy that this movie has become so beloved because is proves why the whole 'animation is for kids' argument is stupid. With every Bob Chapick and Oscars that says that animation for kids, there will always be a movie or show like Puss in boots to prove wrong This has easily made to my top 5 Dreamworks films and one of my favourite films of all time

My mom took me to see this and she cried at the panic attack scene. That's how you know this movie can be this powerful.

I think the idea of the grim reaper being a talking red eye bipedal wolf with duel sickles might be more scarier than cloaked skeleton carrying a massive scythe.

Dreamworks in 1997: We're gonna be better than Disney and Pixar! 25 yrs later: Well, we Succeeded!

Death is one of if not the best DreamWorks antagonist 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 that he's not invincible after all. Another character I really love in this movie is Perrito. His backstory is so horrible and sad, yet he still has so much optimism, appreciates all the good things in life, and just wants to help people. He's a perfect foil to Puss and Kitty, and he helps them both overcome their problems. We could all learn a thing or two from Perrito.

The depiction of the panic attack in a mainstream animated film is refreshing to see because they could had so easily placed an inappropriate gag to lighten the mood. But they committed the moment between Puss and Perrito seriously. That was moving.

I find it fascinating how professional Death is, given that he saves the sword of Puss to continue the fight and he realises that Puss changed his mindset to realise how to live life.

Perrito does know his backstory is sad, you can tell from the way he speaks about it after the reveal, and also from the moments he gets where it’s shown he knows he’s unwanted (“I’m here for friends and food! Mostly food…) he copes with humor and doesn’t let his situation drag him down, but he’s not dumb (pasted from another vid)

My only disagreement is what you said about Goldi. I agree the reconciliation was a bit rushed, but I understood why it took Goldi so long to reveal everything. She was very clearly conflicted throughout the film, knowing and loving what she had, but feeling deep down like it was wrong, and likely that she was missing something. She didn't reveal it until she was pushed to because the entire way she was unsure, and she was confused. Since she was adopted, I'm assuming she felt abandoned by her old family, and that finding them would be completing herself. It can be hard not to feel like it was something that was wrong with you that caused it in the first place. But finding them, to her, would mean answers, would mean finding that puzzle. But saying that out loud might sound like she was telling the bears that they weren't enough for her. It left her confused, conflicted, and likely out of control, too.

26:43 As a matter of fact, Puss DID wear a cape when Shrek first meets him in Shrek 2... he just takes it off immediately because the animation team realised how much of a pain it would be. True story.

Everybody talking about Death (a fantastic villain, that will maybe help to rediscover the few fairy tales he's included into as an actual character) and Jack Horner (one of the funniest Dreamworks has ever made), and then there's me, simply adoring Goldi and the bears with their arc. The flashback in the cabin, along with Perrito calming Puss, is absolutely my favourite segment in the entire movie (and kudos to its magical soundtrack, so touching and delicate, that really elevates it). About their dub... let's just say that, as a MASSIVE Florence Pugh fan, I was not disappointed, and the bears were just as good (especially Samson Kayo as Baby).

I think it’s pretty cool how Puss’s issues with Death was always tied into his issues with Kitty. And how the fight gives resolution to both

I love how The Last Wish treats us to three types of antagonists; the irredeemable villain, the sympathetic antagonist, and the opposing force to our protagonist.

The reason why Jack Horner worked so well with barely any motivation for being an evil prick is because it works well with the movie's overall message and themes. He grew up a golden child and had a thriving pastry business as well as access to all the magical artifacts in the world, and yet he never appreciated any of it. Literally everything is simply thrown away by him as if the entire world is nothing but a toy to him, and as a result he's a character that's more defined as a villain by how he treats the things and people around him. Like at one point he literally says "Don't you know i'm dead inside?!", meaning he doesn't appreciate all that he's been given. He literally has no motivation, no need to take revenge, no need to resolve some childhood trauma or anything like that, he's just a complete douche-canoe that doesn't give a fuck about his life. And THAT'S why he's so good. Also he's played by John Mulaney. So naturally he's a riot.

This proves that just because its a kids movie, it doesn't mean that it can't be badass at times

As someone who’s got some Spanish ancestry, Death saying “Corre, Corre, Gatito” gave me chills. And yeah, Jack is probably my favorite comedic villain that we’ve gotten in years!

The biggest problem with Disney and their movies is that they mostly take safest routes when they make them meanwhile DreamWorks and other animation studios tries to take more a risky route with their movies.

If I saw death's eyes watching me from around the corner, I'd crap my pants. I like the movie as well. Thanks for another great review. It's cool to hear you talk about stuff I wouldn't have thought of. Thank you Raisor/DJ. (Yes, I did see Ruffnut when I first saw the movie.)

18:04. That edit was amazing and rekindled my fear of the wolf anew.😅 Well done!

"Can you name a single person or animal that's escaped death, before or even could?" (Kratos grunts in amusement)

I just love that the cricket is Jimmy Stewart as a bug. Made me laugh so hard

I don't know if it makes a difference, but there's actually another extremely subtle detail in the cottage scene which sort of points to Goldy's motivation. While she's looking through the book of fairy-tales, if you examine the page on the right, the first letters from each line spell out "YOU ALREADY HAVE IT".

Something I'd like to point out is the main theme Fearless Hero... In most movies, this type of theme would be used to signify the characters strengths & possibly come back to represent their victory in the end, or their growth as a person.🤔 In Puss in Boots, this type of song signifies his ego & lack of care for his life. The only other time it comes back is when his past lives try to get him the abandon Kitty & regain his ego.😥 The power ballad song instead represents the protagonist's negative traits instead of positive...!😍

For me this is my second favourite animated movie of all time. I’ve watched it ten times so far. Every time my nephew is over I’m like “Who is your favourite fearless hero?”and we watch it again.

I just got this film on DVD. I rarely ever get DVDS anymore but I just needed to see this film again after already seeing it twice in theatres. While I think the original Puss In Boots film is pretty good and I was looking forward to The Last Wish, BOY I was not prepared for the power of this masterpiece that is now one of my favorite films of all time.

If I had a nickel for every time you made an “if I had a nickel for every time” joke in this video, I’d have 2 nickels, which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice.

I'm kinda surprised that nobody really noticed one detail about Death. Map shows location of each player on road to Wishing Star. Death showed up in multiple locations on this road but NOBODY saw ,,new player" show up on the map. I think it was another way to forshadow who wolf really is. As Death he isn't fully physically there like other players on the road for the wish. Not showing him on the map while still showing how somehow he is still there, greatly clued to fact that he is Death himself before actual reveal.

Did you know that the voice of Jack Horner is John Mulaney who was also the voice of Spider Ham from Spider Man Into the spider verse I just thought it was pretty cool how The actor was in to movies that had the spider verse style 😂

Fun fact: like most similar things, this movie has plenty of bad reviews SIMPLY from people who haven’t watched the movie and don’t believe it should be rated this high. On the basis that it is a kids movie.

I mentioned this elsewhere but I like how the shot of Puss blocking Death's scythe (that's marked with Puss's previous lives) with the Gatito blade is sort of a representation of how this life, the final life, is the one that matters and will keep on fighting out of all of them

MOVIE EASTER EGG!!! When Goldie opens up the book from her childhood, if you pause it and look at the first letter of each line it spells out, "YOU ALREADY HAVE IT" then you add in the last line "...and they lived happily ever after" shit had me screaming through my tears.

I never got to see Puss in Boots when it came out, I still haven’t seen it in theaters. I only just saw it recently on apple tv. The wolf being Death was spoiled like immediately, in fact it got spoiled so much that I didn’t even realize it was a spoiler. I wish I could have gone and seen it when it released and felt the shock that everyone else did when the wolf revealed himself as Death. And he didn’t mean it metaphorically or rhetorically or poetically or theoretically or in any other fancy way. He’s Death. Straight. Up.

An absolute masterpiece. One of the best animated films I've seen in my entire life. So many memorable moments from the Shrek franchise, and just an all-around amazing film! The animations in the movie were absolutely amazing to the point where this movie deserves a five star, it deserved to reach Avatar's box office because the overall movie was very well made, to the point where I got emotional. Puss in Boots is one of my favourite animated characters in the Shrek franchise, and the way his character was developed and constructed throughout the film was amazing. The story sets up perfectly well for a possible Shrek 5, and I hope that it will come in the next few years. Thankyou DreamWorks for The best animated film that I've ever seen in my entire life. So many memorable moments that shaped the movie to be a Masterpiece!

Who knew that a sequel to a Shrek spin off about the legendary Puss in Boots would be one if the greatest movies DreamWorks Animation has made! The message is very deep and something many people can relate too. Death is in my opinion, one of the best villains, not just in animation, but in movies in general! He is literally DEATH! Not metaphorically or rhetorically or poetically or any other fancy kind of way. He is Death, Straight, up.🐺💀 Puss is definitely at his best in This movie and the spider verse animation fits so perfectly! Puss In Boots: The Last Wish is my favorite movie in the Shrek franchise and I am very excited to see where DW goes on in this universe. DreamWorks, you did AMAZING!🌟❤️

"You aren't gonna shoot a puppy?" "Yeah, In The Face‼️Why?" This line made me Burst out of laughter soooo much like no other scene from any animated movie. It was at this moment I knew, Jack Horner was my favorite evil for the sake of evil villain

I also noticed that at the end, the girls are literally the twins from HTTYD, and I also noticed another thing that Puss In Boots have green eyes like Toothless and Kitty has blue eyes with white along her fur like the Light Fury.

The director of this movie himself sorta views Death as a teacher for Puss, too. That's where I start to liken him to being a "Shonen Antagonist." Like, "he is a well of contradicting desires, but beneath it all, just a simple [wolf who is Death] man." Yes, a quote about Toguro from YuYu Hakusho. My favorite villain/antagonist of any Shonen series. Combine them, and I will fall

One of the best movies I have ever seen in my entire life. Period.

Just would like to point out that this movie loves the number 8, the chandelier in the bar has 8 candles and the 8th one blows out when death appears, the bell the giant uses tolls 8 times, the 8th being the one that takes puss' 8th life, and Death spins his scythes together 8 times throughout the movie, and before the final fight starts, he does a spin where the scythes dont actually clang together, that spin would have been the 9th, and it only took 4 watches for me to notice that.

I usually picture Goldilocks and the family as bullies and yet they're fun memorable. The message about appreciating the life you have and those closest around you was really close to home for me. Looks like it's the best animated film of 2022 after all.

Death in this movie is the embodiment of the FNAF 2 hallway sound

This is what I love about animation, exploration of fairy tales, confronting death and reflecting your life.

bro Puss in boot is up for the Academy Awards its one the list for potential winner very cool

Death plan to mess with Puss backfired on him, LOL!

Wow, I didn’t notice Death was there hiding in the crowd the whole time! That’s very clever! I swear this movie just keeps getting better and better!

Jack horner staring at the crystal Ball with all those texts made my day

death with a brazilian voice is just insane how wagner moura keeps his calm and confident composure

THANK YOU!!! Thank you for being the only person to dispute that Death is just "Doing his Job"

I did think "is that that one girl from the dragon movie?" Validation confirmed

I love Jack horner cuz the lack of character building and just the fact he's unapologetically evil makes me feel so much better when he loses

I feel like this whole movie is built on mirrors. If Death is Puss's arch nemesis, philosophically speaking (Death, as opposed to Puss's 9 lives), Goldie is Kitty's opposite (she already has a "family" she can trust, even if she doesn't yet realize it, which is something Kitty never had and is desperately yearning for, to the point she hunts down the wishing map for it), and Perrito is the exact opposite of Jack Horner (Jack had everything ever since his childhood, but always wants more, while Perrito had nothing from its youth, and is perfectly content like this and wishes for nothing more. Also, Jack reminds me of a PG feature film version of the main character in the animated short Man, by Steve Cutts, the embodiment of human's greed and carelessness, which, under all the goofiness, makes him all the more thematically terrifying), having this perfect symmetry of 3 good guys triangle vs 3 villains/antagonists triangle balances the movie just about perfectly, and avoids the trap of one good guy vs 3 villains (that even great directors like Sam Raimi failed to do with Spiderman 3, which shows you how hard that shit is. And Puss in Boots 2 makes it look so effortless !) It's even shown since each one of these opposites has at least a single vs moment against the other (I don't think it's a coincidence that the last one on one of the movie is Perrito vs Jack, except, unlike Jack who dispatched all his minions and is now alone, Perrito has made friends with the rest of the cast, who are all his teammates now, all having his back, showing even more the contrast between him and Jack. You read that right bitches, Perrito is the actual true protagonist of the story ^^ !) The more I watch this movie and understanding the craftsmanship that went into it, not just the art, the animation, and the voices and music, but also the writing, the more it's blowing my mind. This movie is a freakking masterpiece ! It's easily in the top 5 of Dreamworks movies of all time, and it's putting Dreamworks right up there again, side by side with Pixar instead of just being the eternal number 2.

Jack Horner is what makes villains incredible. I just love an evil villain who knows he's evil and has fun with it. But man, DEATH?! Bro, this thing is freaking awesome right down to his name.

I just realized Death walked through that area that killed jacks henchmen and lifting all the 3 bears off the ground and he casually walked through it

I totally thought the girl was so much like Rough Nut that I swore it was the same exact voice actress and got a kick out how they let her be "Rough Nut" again because HTYD is my favorite Dream Works trilogy. My favorite animated films ever. Well until Puss in Boots 2 came out. They are very close at this point.

When you played the whistle my ginger cat got scared and ran away. He's real!

The only time I saw Death blink was when he told Puss he doesn’t see his arrogant side anymore. 😗

Crazy detail... in the title cards for the 8 death montage.. before the Death is even introduced... he's in the artwork, the decorative corners of the cards...

Hey! I agree with ya at the end too… Ruff Nut seems to be getting around the Dreamwork universe

amazing how they took essentially a character that was just intended as a one note joke character that's just zorro but a cat and turned him into the most developed and complex character in the franchise he's from

I noticed it too, she's Roughnut

dude literally when I heard the whistle 8:08 i got legit goosebumbs

I got the feeling through the movie that Kitty Softpaws actually *was* there at the wedding even though she said to Puss that she wasn't. She was VERY hostile to Puss during much of the first half of the movie and kept bringing up Santa Coloma very angrily. Her tone regarding Santa Coloma didn't change until AFTER both she overheard Puss tell Perrito that he was ashamed of it, and after he confessed and apologized in a moment of vulnerability. Her demeaner almost flipped seeing that he's not "that guy" anymore. And I think she was at the wedding and heartbroken by Puss because at that moment in Santa Coloma he was still "that guy." Thematically her saying she wasn't there makes more sense to the overall message to the movie, but her demeanor regarding Santa Coloma in the first half of the movie suggests otherwise. Either way it's brilliant writing and I loved it!

one of my favourite thing in that movie is the fact that Death caused the bell to drop onto Puss by cutting the rope. it just makes you think Death is active in destroying Puss so you take him even more seriously when you find him showing up later in the movie.

This movie was so good it reminded me why I love being Hispanic as well, it rekindled my own culture, truly the movie of all time.

Full chills at the final battle when wolf does his regular whistle and then when he causes the flames, the orchestra picks it up ajfbqjghsbhhhh

11:55 Also I was NOT prepared for this one. Well played Raisor, well played. XD

The stuff about people saying "Death is just doing his job, he isn’t evil" is from the people who aren’t properly analysing Death. Like, i agree with you Blade. The way he’s liking the chase to Puss’ last life and how he lets him run away because it makes it more fun, to an understandable reason as to why he wants to take out Puss because he believes 9 lives are obsurd and at the same time that Puss didn’t value a single one of them, is what makes him both memorable and horrifying. To basically summorize. Its not that its his job. Its HOW he does his job which is the case of his evil and his memorablility as a Villian And a third note: I have a theory regarding Buff Puss and that is that Buff Puss was the life Puss was on when he was with Shrek here’s the points 1. He’s the only life he didn’t have a cape in, and he didn’t have a cape when he first appeared in Shrek 2 2. In one of the final shots of Shrek 4 Puss is looking at himself in a shield reflection making him look like he’s fat like he was in the ruined Rumplestiltsken future, which is what made him take his leave to become buff and solo adventure again 3: This one is what sells it. in the bar when his lives flashed before him, there he has 8 flashes signafying his 8 lives flashing before his eyes, its actually 9 but the first 2 are in the same life because both of them are from the first Puss in boots movie so i’m counting those as one. But yeah, the 4th flash is of him strolling around with Shrek and Donkey, and what life was on when he was buff, the 4th life So if this theory is correct, that means we know when Puss was with Shrek and Donkey when we know he’s been through so much in his 9 lives, from gambling with dogs, to getting drunk by Leche in i’m assuming Ireland, to having a shellfish allergy reaction, up until this movie where his last life has been his finest

wait disney had 3 movies i thought they only had like 1

The thing I really find interesting about this movie's antagonists isn't just the fact that there are three of them but that they each represent a different villain archetype and each one is done incredibly well. Death represents the villain who directly antagonizes the main character and acts as the driving force for their arc. Death is VERY MUCH a villain, by the way, not only because of what you mentioned earlier about the translation to his frustrated rant in Spanish at the end of the final fight scene, but also because Death is, believe it or not, not meant to deliberately take people's lives, his job is to deal with those who have died. He's breaking the rules and attempting to murder Puss and he knows it because he shushes the past life of Puss that calls him out. Even if he has an understandable (at least I find it understandable, like I can imagine being in his place and having to watch this idiot frivolously waste his unfair amount of lives, dying in stupid ways each time, and treating his lives and deaths like a joke, I can understand how infuriating that must be to watch from Death's perspective) motive it still doesn't make his actions okay. Goldie and the bears aren't really villains because their actions aren't inherently villainous, but they're antagonists in the sense that their motives create a conflict of interests between them and the main cast. Jack Horner is a classic villain who does villainous acts for the sake of doing so with no real motive or backstory to explain why. Jack Horner is hilarious just in how unapologetically and shamelessly evil of a person he is, he's a complete piece of shit and knows it, but he doesn't even care lol. The guy literally has Jiminy Cricket on his shoulder trying to guide him down the right path only to give up once he realizes that Jack is a lost cause XD

Death feels more of an anti-villain than a villain which feels more fitting since he have an aim that isn't all that evil but is going to cause havoc in order to teach puss to value the last life he have

You know a villain is serious business when he sends compliments to the target’s cobbler.

Jacks backstory really shows how incredibly privileged people can never truly be satisfied by what they own and even grow to resent poorer folk for having the one thing they don’t have and don’t even need and I love that

Fun Fact that I don't see anyone talk about; in the cave of lost souls one of the Puss' turns with a familiar "snap" sounding. That's the Puss in boots from the old spice commercials lol

'puss in boots 2 has pretty much become universally beloved by pretty much everyone' so essentially the dreamworks variant of spider-man into the spider-verse

Baby is not a character that would say what he feels out loud, he and Goldie are very similar in that regard. The moment she gives up on the map is the moment the conflict gets resolved because deep down she always knew they were her true family, they didn’t need to convince or guilt trip her, they left her the agency

Goldi & Death! Probably a couple of my favorite components to the movie. But 103 minutes I don't think was enough to get to their endpoints (one who suddenly appreciates their family, and one who gives up their chase on Puss suddenly) smoothly. At the same time - with Kitty? It all seems to be more clearly.... _layerr-r-r-red_ . It could be that she kinda subtly white-lied to Puss about "not showing up to the altar either." How was she so angry in the first place? Goldi looking upon the human family in that book telegraphs to us what she really wanted. Death could be using his own motivator to, in-turn, motivate Puss to learn his lesson quicker. It might feel clunky, but, that's why I compare it with Shonen-like storytelling. Not every beat is gonna be up to par on the week-to-week basis. The 103 minute time-constraint of a film that is heavily, stylistically based on the popular form that anime adaptations take on. Whether or not the intention - if what I've just typed is actual BullsHHH - Believing in it this far is helping to motivate me to wanna get out in the world with my own learning how to be an artist of any sort. This movie has inspired me SOOO, _so_ greatly...is what I'm sayin' here

I speak for all of us when I say we have high hopes for Dreamworks this year

What i loved was the fact that the villains didn't suddenly team up against puss in boots. They were all in it to win it for them selves *SPOILER* until the end when everyone hangs up against jack

Dreamworks, SONY, and Universal are going to ROCK at the box office this year. For GOODNESS SAKES, we have both Mario and SPIDER-VERSE in 2023!

(Based on 21:28 to 21:32) The entire film is based around and shows the realization of death effects because it was relatable since everyone went through that with Covid. Also from 22:21 to 23:02, you gave a great evidence-based answer to the question formed from Puss meeting his past lives scenes.

Puss in boots the last wish was nominated for best animated feature at the Oscars does raisorblade not know that

The first movie was too dark, the lighting was barely in scenes. Im so glad they went colourful with this movie

I love the fact that people dont have lost the gift of appreciation. In the last years we basically were bombed by bad series and movies, mediocre, cheap, scandalous, gratuitously violent series and movies, but now the media is full of appreciation for movies like RRR, EEAO and Puss in boots ❤️

I just love that Puss was such a brash legend, he managed to personally piss off death itself... It's, fitting of the legend, who else but he could accomplish that

I will say - I don't actually believe that Kitty didn't show up to the wedding. I think she was lying when she said that. 1) How would she have actually known, for sure, that Puss didn't show up, if she wasn't there? 2) Leaving someone at the altar isn't one you do lightly. If she thought SHE was the one who ditched him, she wouldn't have brought up Santa Coloma as a point of guilt for Puss; she would've left it well alone and hoped HE didn't mention it. 3) She'd just heard his confession about how guilty that made him feel, and that it was a mistake he wished he hadn't forced on her. I fully believe she said it to relieve tension and ease some of his guilt, but that it was ultimately a lie. She showed up, was deeply hurt by it, held it against him, but when she heard that he'd grown up to the point that he regretted it, decided it wasn't fair to keep doing so when he'd clearly changed

11:52 Death comes to kill Puss in the cave. "THAT'S CHEATING!" Smashes the life. "Sh. Don't tell..." Even if he was an a-hole, death is taking the life too early. VILLAIN CONFIRMED.

The only people who don't like this movie are people who didn't watch it and don't want to admit the hype is justified because it's DreamWorks.

Lol, the spike worship is hilarious.

I’ve watched the movie 3 times.. it’s amazing

9:23-9:26 Am I the only one that wants a story about a dinosaur palling around with Death? Think about it: a creature that's known for being dead for millions of years somehow survives Death for that long, and becomes his best bud. That would be both ironic and awesome! Anyways, I saw the first "Puss in Boots" film back when it premiered, and it was fine from what I remember. This sequel, however, is undoubtedly among the best I've seen in recent years! I loved the characters and their respective arcs, I loved the humor, I loved the animation, I loved the creativity, I loved the message and themes, and I loved how perfectly they juggled between multiple villains. Seriously, the latter element still amazes me, even after seeing the movie twice. Also, the way it capped off with Puss, Kitty and Perrito sailing to visit 'old friends' while a certain familiar tune plays in the end really got to me. I hope Dreamworks will continue making more great films soon. And while I heard their next movie is supposed to be a third "Trolls" film (haven't seen the other two yet), and I know those have a more mixed reception, hopefully they still got something great up their sleeves in the near future.

The movie is an absolute MASTERPIECE! If you haven't seen it, YOU NEED TO GO NOW!

This Movie is indeed a Masterpiece but I personally feel like something there is still missing.

26:41 and he even had a curly mustache. i just realised it after watching this video

I freaking love how this movie was able to unite the entire internet. The animation fans such as me, the film critics, parents, and even the furries.

If I had a nickel for every time Raisor used the Dr. Doof nickel meme for a joke in this review, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it’s happened twice.

I’d say my favorite fearless hero is Raisor, but that feels like bias…. Doesn’t change how awesome you are and how great this movie truly is, bro!

Wolf (or Death) is what i would consider, "Lawful evil". He might be evil, but he have his own twisted moral code, that he will never break. In this case, "he will respect those who value their lives" Its what gave this whole death chase in the first place. He already hate cats with a cheat of nine lives, then top it off Puss doesnt care about those lives and throws it away while laughing at death at its face (which is him btw) He probably felt like he was being trolled and disrespected.