DreamWorks really upped the ante...

the original spin off was mid as hell too, there is no way this should have happened

​@@alephnull3535it was good enough wdym?

@@MorbiusBlueBalls I'm saying the sequel is better than it had any right to be.

so god damn true this sequel of a movie which had humpty dumpty as its first villian had no business being this good​@@alephnull3535

What does this bs statement even mean? Are all spin-offs supposed to suck according to you?

Puss apologists: BuT, BuT, BuT, it's PuSS' LiFe WaHhHH

Yep, and i love how he got pissed that he indirectly teached puss how to value his life, instead of just chasing and killing him like he wanted lmao

Throwing away your life like that is an insult to death. Do it 8 times, and Death gets so furious he comes to the world of the living to take the last one personally.

Think about it if you were Death itself and saw someone throw away their own life 8 times in a row when you’ve seen so many others value their lives but others on rare occasion commit suicide sometimes and have seen cruel and messed up stuff in your time as you’ve observed the mortals who’s death approach only to see an arrogant cat who thinks they are immortal just because they have more lives than usual you’d be angry at them and you’d probably want to kill him too.

@@thechristiangamer2170 i got an aneurysm, trying to read your sentence. You even bothered with a dot in the end. How funny

For me, I imagined myself walking in a dark forest and you heard a mysterious whistle that gives you the goosebumps.

i mean if ur 80yrs old ull just be accepting death wholeheartedly, uv lived a long life, ull probably have complications on the everything, ull bring a whole lot of memories on ur way to. . . whatever it is waiting for u in the other side. . . im pretty sure majority of those who are in their old age would probably be like: yeah. . . lets just get this over with

While I wouldn't welcome it, but I think I can come to term with it. It's not like I won't expect it or anything. Instead, imagine that you're 28 yrs old, at the height of your career, with awesome husband/wife at your side. Then you hear that whistle while the time is stopped. That would really really suck.

Man for someone who lived to 2023 80 years kinda stinks

Even worse: imagine you’re some kid who lied about his age to fight in World War I, and as you charge across no man’s land a stray bullet catches you in the chest, and as you lay dying in the mud, sobbing for home, the chaos around you slowly fades as that whistle grows more loud and close, and that figure emerges from the fog coming for you

Me.

The madman! 😂

9 Deaths at PussNBoots

😂😂😂😂

You haven’t seen fear if this scares you

I also love the fact that Death was taken very seriously and was never joked about. Every time Death shows up, the tone of the movie was always serious. They never allowed you to relax a bit with a quick joke but kept the tension up the entire time.

@@Ironica82 Something that's been missing in movies and kids shows for a long time.

@@LJosephMega Why I disliked marvel movies, they make jokes in serious situatiuons, and that just ruins it.

@@MasterGhostfdo they do it in Guardians 3 though? All i hear about that film is that its very good.

It is similar to the concept of the Deathly Hallows in Harry Potter- The master of Death isn't someone immortal and invincible, but someone who accepts the inevitability of death and that there are other things far worse than death. Here, Death broke his rules to punish Puss for his arrogance, but when Puss accepts the inevitable truth, it causes Death to stop his pursuit.

real

Well, the irl death is like that.

Like terrorblade in the Dota anime…what a voice actor…it makes so much difference

We fear death all the time

cause it might be eternal, for all you know@@alexjavi7849

because the blood is minimal and looks like ketchups

​@@King_Noob. If you saw that blood and didn't say "oh shit" you really are the king of the noobs

You know. Children can handle little bit of dark stuff if the the end is happy ending

@@King_Noob. This reply is completely silly. You have no understandings of "children" movies in these days.

@@01-aleriorayyaarifaisal91 you missed the point. It is never the children who complain about this type of stuff. Children NEED this type of "darkness" to understand that life is not all good, scary and shit has consequences.

cus they are just trash cashgrabs

What is this megamind 2? No such thing where I come from.

@@dragondraws5458 ohh its coming alright

Dreamworks has this repeating cycle where they flop, have a great movie, flop, flop, flop, flop, then another great movie. Inconsistency…or consistency at its finest. But the good movies are GOOD.

Panda was good, alien bad: 💪 😢💦 💦

And showed that he isn't really a bad guy. Instead as a being who wanted to teach him a lesson the hard way

​@dragoncaptain678 nah he definitely wanted to kill and torment him. He was cursing in spanish about it. He just has some honor and realized there was no point anymore.

@@dragoncaptain678 Everyone wants to imagien death as not being evil. But the fact is he just LOVES the smell of fear.

@@Ramschatit’s because death is not evil in many religions and cultures. For example, Christians believe there is life after death. They do not fear death. Death is something beautiful. Or some South Americans, they celebrate the festival of the dead. The ancient Egyptians also thought of death as something that is a natural part of life, there is afterlife after death. No one fears death, except for atheists. Because for them after death comes nothing. So they fear the unknown.

@@truehappiness4U This is all true. And as an atheist, I really do think that death is something that science must overcome. Since I don't believe my soul is immortal unless my body and mind are.

the moment puss in boots realizes the wolf is death and the glass shatters, both literally and metaphorically. A small, understated detail that captures the genius of this movie

I'm really tired of people saying "Death wasnt a villain he was just doing his job" when it's very obvious and Death even admits he's breaking the natural order because Puss offended him

​@@williamsmith9946 Which honestly tracks with fairy and folk tales concerning Death. People who insult him or the natural order will eventually draw his wrath. While you can argue it's overkill, for someone who holds the value of life sacred, nothing offended him more than someone who is blessed with multiple lives just to squander them. Not fair to Puss but for someone like Death I can totally understand his rage.

​@@Igarappappa Yeah, even if it is unacceptable it is really an honest and understandable thing. Puss in a way laughs in both Death's and Life's faces. I honestly wonder if both Death and Life put aside any differences they had and decided to teach Puss a lesson.

I wonder witch one of those lives had his adventures with Shrek?

He could have easily killed Puss in the bar. Have you seen how huge his mouth is compared to Puss? Same freaking size. And he's strong as frick. You can see that when he casually destroys those crystals in the crystal cave, or pushes them over. Those things probably weigh hundreds of kilograms each, minimum, and he causally pushed one of them over, with one arm. If he could do that with those crystals, I don't want to know what he could have done to Puss barehanded, without those sickles.

Even in the final fight, it seems like he's still holding back. What with his comments about playing with his food, and the quite obvious part where he's not using any of his supernatural powers. We've seen him teleport all over the place, and he didn't do it once when he was fighting Puss. But he did it casually in the crystal cave, and when he left. If he started using his powers on that level, Puss would have been dead in seconds in the final fight. But Death was enjoying himself too much.

​​@@ssoltau9318also he shatters one of the crystals just by saying that he is death while staring at Puss

@@seanjustin2082 Yeah. Those crystals are probably clear quartz. If yes then each one is pretty dense and weighs anywhere from several hundred to several thousand kilograms each.

In all seriousnes though, I feel like the writers wanted us to know that he's actually death and not some pretender that adopted the alias. Like when he was "I'm death, and I don't mean it metaphorically, or rhetorically, or poetically, or theoretical, or any other fancy way. I'm death. Straight. Up."

Not to mention very refreshing from the usual “misunderstood” justifiable villain which isn’t a bad thing there’s just way too many of em

* 2 antagonists and 1 villain

@@memecliparchives2254*2 Villains and an Antagonist Death was blatantly evil. He didn’t feel it was fair Puss got 9 lives he could shrug and and not care about, when others only got 1. So, he decided ‘fuck the rules, I’m just gonna kill him early.’

​@@kittensareawesome2789even one of puss lives said thats cheating when death said why not give up and make it easy and told him dont tell before he destroys one of the crystals

@@Quickscop3r4u YES! And honestly I still don’t get the ‘not a villain folk.’ He’s literally the only one who’s drawn blood in a children’s movie in, quite possibly, decades.

Before this encounter, Puss bragged that he has never been touched by a blade.

When I first saw that scene I thought it was going to be a joke, like having ketchup drop on him or something silly, I was surprised to see it was real blood and it made the seriousness of the situation sink in. It kind of set the tone for me for the rest of the movie. To not look at it just as a kids movie.

Well said. Didn't really think about that but its true

It also shows he's a dangerous villain because Puss has never been touched by a blade

What you said in thia comment is very beautoful like reading a jk rowling book

Dreamworks was always inconsistent, it's either absolute bangers or hot garbage, no in-between.

Чтобы сделать что то хорошее вроде кота в сапогах нужно заработать денег на чемто вроде кунг фу панды 4

The director is at fault for Kung Fu Panda 4 since they chose to not make it serious, unlike what someone else wanted for the script.

They should really do more of these plot twists! The comedic genre interrupted by a thrill twist really throws one off!

Let's not forget that it's also a spin-off of the Shrek series!

people really making up words just to stick them randomly on something. no it is not

It was mediocre at best. I cringed at most of the lines.

Finally someone who isn’t d rider of every movie

I'm conflicted on this. Technically, until the Wish, Puss is actually playing within the natural order. He is a cat, he has nine lives. Death is the one pushing things. The bigger thing is that Death is a part of a fairytale world and experiences death constantly. Think of the characters he has to take and the scenes he has had to witness. Puss is just making a joke of it all

@Carly Crays That's just it. It's not natural to have 9 lives. Cats are the only exception. Death feels this is unfair, and tbh, it is. Everyone cares about their life bc you only have one. When it's gone, it's gone forever. Then he sees this out of order cat just throwing lives to the wind as if it doesn't matter. It's almost as if he's mocking him. "Puss laughs in the face of death." If he had cared about all of his lives, this probably wouldn't have happened, but for 8 whole lives, Puss has proven again and again that he didn't care. He wants Puss to have an appreciation for the life he has, like others, bc if you don't, then why should you have that life in the first place? And think about it, death is literally death. If anyone is in charge of whether you go or stay, it's him.

Nah Death wasn't trying to teach ouss a lesson he actively wanted him dead because he didn't value his lives he only left him alone after Puss finally learned to value his last life and be a better person.

@@errettraul5393 Also, I think this was meant for the other post, cuz I mentioned nothing of a lesson learned here

@@errettraul5393 He's def not teaching him a lesson. It's like a parent going "If you do t play with your toys, im going to throw them away", and then giving 8 lives of chances to get it right. I mean, it ended up with Puss learning a lesson, but that wasn't what was intended. Deaths whole gripe was about how Puss didn't care, so he doesn't deserve his last life. If Puss had always taken care in his lives, Death wouldn't be at his doorstep.

Goldilocks and her family aren't evil, so she's not a bad guy or a villain

​@@mr.darkassassin7997I think by villain they mean antagonist

@@peppino999 nah

​@testing_something But he is tho. At that point of time, Death just wanted to kill him bc he hated the fact that he didn't value life bc he had multiple

@@insultlk If he wanted to kill Boots so easy he wouldn’t have told him to pick up his weapon and fight. He only wanted to kill Boots because he had no respect for life but once he wanted to fight for it and stopped running he backed off

666th like 💀

@@mackleven7he wanted to make puss scared when he died and even said that he was just going easy on puss when he rages in spanish saying “WHY THE HELL DID I PLAY WITH MY FOOD”

Communism

@@DrawingDrop10 Wait that actually makes sense

Idk who needs to hear this but don't hold your breath for 10 minutes. It ends bad.

Funny enough he has *always* been there

I concur

Cancer cannot have a definitive cure any more than all viruses can be cured

I sincerely hope they do. Hit me up if something good comes from these writers, please!

Actually most studios do have good writers. They just don’t like letting them cook There’s been this whole thing recently about writers deciding they’ve had it with this and going on strike

They announced another trolls movie....

the story was actually pretty boring

@@jakabok226 homie did you watch the movie?

If anyone dies in Shrek 5, maybe we'll get an orchestral rendition or nod to Death's theme in the soundtrack somewhere.

@@citrizshut up daddy

​@@citrizWell, in all honesty, Puss should in some way get injured in Shrek 5 and let that transition into his third and final movie, closing up his trilogy, stuck in a hospital, as he waits for Death to come out as his last visitor before he dies happily, and not scared.

@@somecallmejeremy I just imagined a really beaten up and bruised Puss in boots in a hospital bed with darkness surronding the corners of the screen with (most of) characters that he had a good relation to, with Death in his hood coming out of the crowd with his whistle as Puss smiles.

@@somecallmejeremy The fact dreamworks can just casually put in all sorts of different characters in Shrek like no issue, no complaints, but everytime some other company does it either ends in outrage, shock, or both.

Pick it up. Pick. It. Up.

Best part was the coins over the eyes. That was stone cold.🥶 Thank god they didn't ruin it by spoon-feeding an explanation to the audience.

@@Vote_By_MailI could Google it, but I’m interested to know if I’m thinking of the right thing. Is that a reference to how the Greeks would put coins over the eyes of their dead for the ferryman?

It scared me more that he didn't change the volume or intensity in his voice when saying it. Just the same, calm request. Haunting af

​@DavidVandemark yup, it was to pay for passage on Charon boat.

the whistling is dumb but yea

​@Nick B Really bad take. Not saying you can't see it that way, just not true even the slightest.

​@Nick B maybe the tune wasn't to your liking but the whistle always stopped puss in his tracks. It allowed you to recognize the fear without even seeing where he is making it that much more fearful as you search frantically for him

@@gregmicheals6231 Don't doubt that some people just hate how good he is at being bad

The rest of Hollywood is just concerned with making the villains as white as possible

Bro movie/series name please

@@tharun_066 this movie? Idk i think its puss in boots

@@tharun_066Puss and Boots: The last wish

What's the most you ever lost on a coin toss?

​@@ktakashismith Was looking for this comment, lol.

Antagonist*

@@ktakashismith what do I stand to win? Everything.

Dont think you’ve watched much animated films if you’ve never ever got chills from an animated villain

Excellent catches.

The “ominous whistle” is also a great Western motif; I can’t help but think of Omar Little’s whistling from The Wire as well. There is also a reference to the OG cinematic death personification, Ingmar Bergman’s “The Seventh Seal” from 1957, which created the motif of “a chess match with death”; during the match (which takes place over the course of the movie) a character attempts to essentially cheat and stall the game by knocking the pieces over, and as Death restores the pieces, he says “No one escapes me.” I also have a bit of “headcanon” that the way they phrase it, as a hint to his real identity, might be a bit of a nod to a similar hint in the first Red Dead Redemption, where the protagonist shouts “Damn you!” and the character commonly believed to be either a death personification or God responds “many have” giving confirmation that he’s more than just the “strange man” the story has led you to believe he is. Finally, I was skeptical about this, but someone noted his similarities to Malthael, the Angel of Death from Diablo 3, a hooded avatar of death who also wields dual handsickles, but I went back and watched the trailer for Reaper of Souls and some of the wolf’s poses wielding the sickles are so, like, shot-for-shot taken from it that it’s hard for me to imagine it wasn’t essentially the movie saying “yes, that was an influence”.

Those would be sickles basically just handheld Scythes.

And the coins over the eyes!

and also the wolf is used as a force of evil through many fairy tales like red riding hood and three little pigs

Especially since Puss sung a song about never being touched by a blade then a blade touches him evidenced by the blood

I was like “wait was this movie PG or PG13”

​@@blazaybla22 later... are we SURE this isn't rated R!?!

​@@blazaybla22 im pretty sure its pg 13

@@Kettvnen no, it somehow kept a PG rating

Me too, and I haven't even seen the movie yet.

Everytime he whistles, I whistle with him, Death was accurately portrayed, its not like he defeated him. He just acknowledged and respected him as the foe he cant defeat

This and TheProwler's theme in spiderman

​@@mort0303 Yeah, both themes are legendary

@@justinharvey7398 bro same, i really dont care for spoilers so ive seen COUNTLESS edits of Death and Puss and i get chills everytime Death whistles.

is this your lack lustered answer or what you think death is? Death isn't terrifying it's the beginning something new.

he also got angry when he said "Por qué diablos fui a jugar con mi comida"

A few seconds after that you can see on his face that he's actually quite....ah...i guess the phrase is "disappointedly pissed" at how puss responded.

The more i rewatch scenes, the more details I find that I missed. thanks for pointing out that small detail

PLUS THE WAY ITS LIKE A CLOCK TICKING!!

It's also just such a fun bit of hindsight to realize - Puss brags that he "laughs in the face of Death" *to Death himself,* who he literally just laughed at to his face.

Instant chills

That damn whistle gets me everytime, its just so eerie and offputting. Fun fact, I played a clip of that whistle over my phone and my sisters cat immediately left the room, bit of an odd coincidence that

It's discordant. Every scene Death is in, the sounds, the music, the actions...everything is skewed just slightly and it evokes discomfort...just as Death should.

@@Lorekeeper72 *Cat:* Not that sound again. I already met that guy, like, four times. He creeps me out.

I see what you did there😂

Dang, even after the movie being out for a while, there are still hidden details that I haven't noticed! that's cool!

Haih​@@star_dust3322

The drop of blood really caught me off my guard and made me sit at the edge of my seat.

@@Rawrrrfearme Facts. Disney could never😂😂😂

When I saw that my first reaction was: "Oh let me guess. That's wine dripping on his forehead?" When it was revealed to actually be blood I knew this movie was going to be something else.

Absolutely spot on!

You described the feeling perfectly. After hearing about the movie, I unfortunately had the Death reveal spoiled for me. Without the extra suspense having to wonder why the cloaked man was chasing Puss, I expected it to be like any other fantasy movie - entertaining, but with no real stakes; nothing *really* on the line. When the bell dropped over Puss, I could tell the movie was going to be a little dark - but after Puss started to bleed, I could tell the movie was going to be significantly more morbid than the Dreamworks I’m used to. How come no other animation studio actually sets up stakes like this? This is *brilliant!*

Disney was like this at one point before they got too focused on whatever political message the MSM is pushing instead of telling a good story

@@rusty7984…. Disney has been part of the MSM since WWII lol. They own ESPN and ABC for decades.

don’t pretend like Disney/Pixar weren’t casually dropping masterpieces back in the day. It’s only now that Dreamworks is catching up

@@Whoisthatguy906 what are you talking about??? dreamworks has been making goddamn masterpieces for YEARS since prince of egypt

@@womp47 Prince of Egypt, Shrek 1&2, and Kung Fu Panda were the only notable Dreamworks movies back in the 90s to late 2000s. With a few other okay other movies. Meanwhile Disney/Pixar in that era were making whole childhoods

And megamind 2

I think it was the super magically saturated environment of the wishing star that made death visible to the others.

Literally gave me goosebumps 😐

might be because they're inside of a wishing star that's going to explode and they're all close to death.

Not only. To be fair, they made clear that whoever is going to touch that kind of "magic barrier" would get instantly pulverized. While he was walking freely inside of it. Because death has no boundaries, you can't stop it

And I really love that they did that, and especially the joke from Kitty about "I thought you were just being melodramatic" because a lesser movie WOULD have done that, and it would've been LAME

Also a very nice way to show of that Death told him "This one is on the House"

8 glasses of shots 8 high notes in his whistling "No one's escaped me yet", instead of "no one's defeated me yet" He can kill gato, but he is not allowed to Offended by the idea of 9 lives Coins on the eyes - deadman's fare to the underworld Field fight scene - skull behind death Two one-handed scythes, same as Malthael (Death) 8 clues above

@@RawrrrfearmeOH MY GOSH I’M GETTING SO MANY FOURTH GRADE VIBES😅😅😅

@@Rawrrrfearmewait what?

is that coins or just eyeshine? I don't see any features

Yo

I've rewatched this move several times just to catch the little hints before the reveal (Good God he is even in the crowd during the giant fight). The paper scraping was one of the first I caught and also one of my favorites.

Good eye

​@@ThoughtsReflected The whistle tune plays right before Puss gets crushed by the bell, but it's mixed in with the audience cheering. Very subtle details make this better with each rewatch

great eye

​@@matterking1 Yeah someone pointed tht out on twitter and I was amazed

They have to do that to avoid copyright claims/strikes. They have to break it up, often alter scenes such as mirroring the footage or altering audio, adjusting video size, adding other background elements, stuff like that.

@@SergeyPupkoMusic I know, but it doesn't make it less irritating yknow? I can live with mirrored or cropped footage but the random skips in dialogue and fights bug me like no other lol

​@Dynamations that's why you pay to see it. Otherwise normally you should have to deal with the sucky jumpy stuff for free

@@6-dpegasus425 oh I absolutely saw it while in theaters. Great movie. Its nice to see clips again now and then though.

@@6-dpegasus425 Not for me. I fly the black flag.

Ruined Megamind too

Different team i guess, however i like the visuals

Except megamind 2. Wtf is that

"The only thing DreamWorks is consistent of is their inconsistency" -Some KZhead commenter

lmao. "drying" hilarious typo

In Jesus Christ there is nothing about death to fear. Only joy

​@@zackscheffler1964 Can we just not?

@@JVmono In Darwin there is nothing about death to fear. Only lack of reproduction.

@@zackscheffler1964 If you can proselytize on KZhead comments, I should be able to take a dump on LGBTQ+ all I want

I counted again and it's didn't sound like 9 beats in the last scene

Apparently it’s in a minor key to make it sound menacing but by the end when puss confronts his fears it changes to a major key to show the wolf isn’t a threat

There’s a TON of numerical symbolism in the movie regarding the 9 lives.

HOLY SH!!!!!! I hadn't noticed that... Wow dude... Mind - blown!

@@Rawrrrfearme i can't tell if this is sarcasm or not

Because it's not DreamWorks Studio. It's DreamWorks animated Television. Different team, same company. Sadly.

The coins in the eyes was a reference to ancient Greek tradition, putting gold over the eyes of the dead to pay the ferryman for passage across the River Styx.

In his introductory scene, he shows agitation when Puss says that he laughs in the face of death. Before then, he holds an empty milk glass in his hand with Puss' reflection in his hand after Puss had already consumed eight of them. In fact, just before he appears, a candle gets blown out, just like when the doctor told Puss that he died. They got a lot of clues setting up the reveal!

@@lugbzurg8987 Also how death just appeared beside of Puss was a hint. As if he came from thin air. No sound of a moving chair, just the whistle and poof he sits at the bar. Like a ghost who just materialized.

I also watched it 3 times. It's the best and my favourite till yet😊

Same here. I thought Dreamworks was over, but this movie...was so well made that it shocked me

The eyes looked like coins because he put coins in his eyes. This is a reference to the culture of ancient Greece. The Greeks placed coins on the eyes of the dead before burial so that they could pay Charon for taking them across the Styx to Hades.

I thought they put the coins under their tongues

I would have died right there😰

I hadn't seen anything before than and actually assumed it was death. I couldn't really say why...I think it's the fact that he is drinking with the guy he is there to take. That's a very common trope. But they still pulled off that trope very well it seems.

I mean he was wearing a black hood and had sickles, which are a type of scythe. Pretty on the nose representation of death lol.

Dude, that's literally how "death" is reperesnted in culture generally.

The twilight zone: death appears as both a hitchhiker trying to help guide a woman who passed away in a car accident on her way to California Death appears as a man in a suit who is thought to be a census taker until touching a flower causing it to wither and die only armed with a book and a pen to keep an appointment Then this form of death Those are my personal choices

I like the representation of Death in the Sandman comics by Neil Gaiman (and probably the show?) Not necessarily the look, which is similarly NOT unique, but her philosophy and how she carries out her duty.

Amen

Amen

I don’t believing in death. We are immortal energy visiting human life.

@@sinikkastudio Life is going to hit you hard then. You will learn eventually.

@@sinikkastudio you need to stop drinking your period

Remember puss's human mother gave him his outfit and death chuckles when mentioning her... Meaning she is most likely dead at this point.

I would add, up to that point, he was just behaving like a creepy fan. Puss thanks him, turns around and sits a little further, as a celebrity would do in such a situation.

Ooo, never noticed that, that's great

At the angle that he scratches the poster, it almost seems as if he scratched out “OR” on the poster.

There are some more little details that i noticed and understood only after re-watching. Like when death says (1:20) "...no one escaped me yet."

And when Puss is counting down his prior deaths, the corner of each numbered title card shows a stylised Wolf with his sickle blades.

Yet another detail i have failed to notice until now. Great eye my friend

Compare Death Wolf to the embarrassment that is Death from the Castlevania anime.

@@n0denz castlevania deth isn't literaly death, he just feeds off of death and took up the name to sound cooler

"I'll be back." It's about the honesty of short effective statements.

thats true and i was about to say it

LMAO

Fear

i do love the smell of feat

Feet

On a flying star platform

Can’t stop death.

And everyone is able to see him at that moment because everyone’s life is in danger.

Death cannot die

He made him. Death can handle death.

He also puts the coins on his eyes, which in some cultures is a form of burial rites.

​@@iannye6054 Mostly in greek myths. It is said that you have to pay the boatman Charon to cross the river of styx.

@@whomst855 that’s more greek customs not myths, the myths are the reason, and it’s a coin in the mouth iirc

thats why the eyes looked weird, was wondering why they were glowing yellow

How the fuck is that scary?

I was literally thinking of this Why was everyone at the end able to hear the whistle Puss was hearing the whole time but no one else could Because Death comes for everyone, bro Everything becomes very real very fast

​@@ecru_5819 That means at the end scene Death is not only wanna take puss life But he wanna takes everyone else life (including the Bears)

​@cheezypeezy234 he only wanted puss because he was mocking the idea of life and taking it for granted. I think everyone heard it at the end because Wolf was making himself a nice little entrance, and to show to Puss, he couldn't keep running. No one would be able to save him from Death except himself because Death rules over all, even the main villan Jack. And it's shown by everyone hearing that whistle. They're all as equally vulnerable as Puss is

It's an inspiration of Spider-Verse animation style & I loved the animation style since Into The Spider-Verse & this film

And yet the sound designers don't get talked about in the behind the scenes documentaries and it's only the acting and animation process...

It's called drawing in two's. Basically, you draw a character or whatever it is, and you copy the same thing for two frames.

Its because the wanted poster grounded the situation in something he could understand. Before that, he just felt that something was off amd wrong.

Fans are hard to deal with. Enemies? Those he knows what to do about.

Facts! The poster allowed him to rationalize the unsettling feeling.

He was worried the wolf was trying to smash Puss likes the ladies 😂

Puss started to realize "i might be in trouble " as Lobo choke slammed him into the bar.

And his accent is Brazilian, opposed to Puss's Mexican

Yaa

one of the animators played diablo 3

Plus, it means that Death has to get close to you in order to claim your life.

@@braincuriositiesi was looking for such comment haha

yeah definitely straight out of Malthael's hands from Diablo 3. Malthael being the aspect/angel of Death.

A scythe was used to reap wheat and such. Heard of the reaper? Here he is using the asian variant, a sickle. It's kind of an older variant with a similar purpose. You can tell they learned a whole lot from japanese animation too, in the fighting particularly. But deaths scythe never was intended as a weapon really. He just reaps lives, like grass.

Oh he's the bad guy for sure! He's trying to kill puss pre-emptively. But still, bad ass villain

Nah, he’s definitely the bad guy here. Puss still has one life left, and death is trying to take it from him prematurely, all while maliciously torturing Puss the whole time. He is stepping past the boundaries of his office as death to take out his frustrations on a mortal who is still alive. He really only stops because Puss learning the value of his final life takes the fun out of the hunt.

@@sanelyinsane8497he was teaching him a valuable lesson. Sure, he was sadistic about it, but he’s Death 🤷🏾‍♂️ Also, like he said, he’s really not a fan of anyone having more than one life.

@@sanelyinsane8497 And Puss being egotistical and mocking Death makes him somehow the "good" guy? The only difference with Death is that he doesn't pretend.

@@DavidVandemarkhe was NOT teaching bro a lesson. Puss learned a lesson but Death just wanted to kill him

I hope mainstream animation may at last be leaving copycatting Toy Story behind... thanks, Spider-verse.

@@CMontgomeryBurns09 yup, the Spider-Verse effect in action

Doesn't work with 3d.

Disney's live action remakes make you really appreciate good old school value of animation

@@AM-dj2mssame. I don’t mind it too much, but some scenes are just too choppy and I don’t like the feel. Especially in fight scenes.

It's been like 5 months, what you mean you still believe? Bruh

@@HONUT Grammar machine broke there. Bad habit of mine

Pretentious drivel.

I mean I thought your opinion was well thought out. I agree with you.

I loved reading this 😭

Stop lying, you only like this character because everybody else likes him. You're just trying to fit in.

@@OnepieceistheworstfuckinganimeHard to make an argument when the only description of your youtube account ends with « Kill yourself »

@@Onepieceistheworstfuckinganime you are so angry for no reason, yet you like puss and boots just to fit in as well lmao shut up kid

@onepieceistrash uh if you're mad at people for liking the same thing, then that's just sad, lol

I mean if he literally thrives on his job and the fear he causes others, you can't just say he's neutral or doing his job. He IS evil

Did Jack's henchwoman actually get vaporized by it? I just took it as her getting sucked out of the perimeter of the star's barrier and falling to her death, especially when Baby wasn't instantly vaporized and lasted a few seconds (while still suspended in midair OUTSIDE the star's barrier, mind you) before Goldie pulled him back in from the outside. Just my thoughts and observations on it

​@@AlphaStoutlandYeah I figure that that's actually what it is. Wouldn't make sense to be vaporization.

Mmmh I think he's actually trying to kill puss before he should

He's definitely a Villain Puss isn't Dead yet but he is sooo fed up with him that he wants to take Pusses last life him self to Hell with Natural Order.

Nope he's a villain. He state several times in the movie that he's breaking the natural order or whatever and even admits that he's breaking his own rules. He ain't doing his job anymore, it's just personal

Death is literally a force of nature An actual psychical spirit