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So last night, I watched the new Puss in Boots movie with some friends of mine, and oh BOY do I have some thoughts. (They're all positive-)
- Non spoiler zone
This is a fantastic movie. The art and animation direction is absolutely gorgeous, the story is well balanced, and the characters are all fun and charming in their own ways. The themes this film brings up are executed extremely well and the pacing was just right in my eyes. Taking time for emotional scenes but also knowing when to get back into the action. I have no doubt in my mind that I think Puss in Boots is the best film of 2022. 100/10
This is an absolute must watch, so please go see the film yourself if you haven't seen it, oh my lanta it is extremely good! <33
- Spoiler zone (Only read if you don't care about spoilers/have seen the film yourself!)
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- You're still here? Well, here goes I suppose.
God, I think this movie managed to make me burst into emotions more than any other movie I've ever seen. I cried during the emotional scenes and by the time the film was over, I was a tearful, emotional mess expressing so much love for my friends, haha. The panic attack scene and Puss's fear of death hit really close to home for me as someone with General Anxiety Disorder and my own personal fears similar to his. Death is a terrifying antagonist and every time he appears, the atmosphere becomes more anxiety inducing for Puss and myself. The other new characters are great too. Perrito makes a great foil to Death despite his incredibly sad backstory and is just generally such a warm hearted optimist that I was more than happy for him to stick around the final team in the end. Goldilocks and her adoptive family of bears all have a really great character arc revolving around found families that was really great to see and 'Big' Jack Horner was such a riot. It's really refreshing to have a villain be a villain just because and give him no redeemable qualities while still making him entertaining to watch. Props to the writers and everyone on board of production man. They made something incredibly special with this film.
- Non spoiler zone
This is a fantastic movie. The art and animation direction is absolutely gorgeous, the story is well balanced, and the characters are all fun and charming in their own ways. The themes this film brings up are executed extremely well and the pacing was just right in my eyes. Taking time for emotional scenes but also knowing when to get back into the action. I have no doubt in my mind that I think Puss in Boots is the best film of 2022. 100/10
This is an absolute must watch, so please go see the film yourself if you haven't seen it, oh my lanta it is extremely good! <33
- Spoiler zone (Only read if you don't care about spoilers/have seen the film yourself!)
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-
-
- You're still here? Well, here goes I suppose.
God, I think this movie managed to make me burst into emotions more than any other movie I've ever seen. I cried during the emotional scenes and by the time the film was over, I was a tearful, emotional mess expressing so much love for my friends, haha. The panic attack scene and Puss's fear of death hit really close to home for me as someone with General Anxiety Disorder and my own personal fears similar to his. Death is a terrifying antagonist and every time he appears, the atmosphere becomes more anxiety inducing for Puss and myself. The other new characters are great too. Perrito makes a great foil to Death despite his incredibly sad backstory and is just generally such a warm hearted optimist that I was more than happy for him to stick around the final team in the end. Goldilocks and her adoptive family of bears all have a really great character arc revolving around found families that was really great to see and 'Big' Jack Horner was such a riot. It's really refreshing to have a villain be a villain just because and give him no redeemable qualities while still making him entertaining to watch. Props to the writers and everyone on board of production man. They made something incredibly special with this film.
So last night, I watched the new Puss in Boots movie with some friends of mine, and oh BOY do I have some thoughts. (They're all positive-)
- Non spoiler zone
This is a fantastic movie. The art and animation direction is absolutely gorgeous, the story is well balanced, and the characters are all fun and charming in their own ways. The themes this film brings up are executed extremely well and the pacing was just right in my eyes. Taking time for emotional scenes but also knowing when to get back into the action. I have no doubt in my mind that I think Puss in Boots is the best film of 2022. 100/10
This is an absolute must watch, so please go see the film yourself if you haven't seen it, oh my lanta it is extremely good! <33
- Spoiler zone (Only read if you don't care about spoilers/have seen the film yourself!)
-
-
-
- You're still here? Well, here goes I suppose.
God, I think this movie managed to make me burst into emotions more than any other movie I've ever seen. I cried during the emotional scenes and by the time the film was over, I was a tearful, emotional mess expressing so much love for my friends, haha. The panic attack scene and Puss's fear of death hit really close to home for me as someone with General Anxiety Disorder and my own personal fears similar to his. Death is a terrifying antagonist and every time he appears, the atmosphere becomes more anxiety inducing for Puss and myself. The other new characters are great too. Perrito makes a great foil to Death despite his incredibly sad backstory and is just generally such a warm hearted optimist that I was more than happy for him to stick around the final team in the end. Goldilocks and her adoptive family of bears all have a really great character arc revolving around found families that was really great to see and 'Big' Jack Horner was such a riot. It's really refreshing to have a villain be a villain just because and give him no redeemable qualities while still making him entertaining to watch. Props to the writers and everyone on board of production man. They made something incredibly special with this film.
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