So I've been forced to see more animated movies this period and I started with this particular one. I might end up reviewing an anime series soon as I'm being convinced to check it out too. I found it easier to see an animated movie like this one since it was my favourite kind of movies while I was growing up as a kid. I don't love it any less but I prefer my kdrama series to them now hehe.
Did you see that title?... Just the right animated movie.
That is because I felt so happy and fulfilled after seeing this movie, it was just what I wanted to see in an animated movie after my long break from seeing one.
Puss In Boots: The Last Wish... Comedy and adventure filled, with so much lessons to learn from it.
Release date: 23 December 2022
Director: Joel Crawford
Distributed by: Universal Pictures
Adapted from: Puss in Boots
Box office: $484.6 million
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I had no doubt I'll get anything short of comedy and thrills if I saw the movie but I simply don't know why it took me this long to see such a good animated movie. I saw the first Puss In Boots and I know how much I enjoyed it but I totally forgot or got to distracted with other movies not to see this one immediately I found out about the release and availability for download.
Thanks to my Bro who had it in his device, I decided to see it and here I am feeling like I was late to an awesome party but was on time to not miss out on the whole gist haha. The movie is a good one, I can hardly think of what I don't like about it.
I learnt some good lessons from this movie so I'll share some characters I learnt it from, share a bit about their role in the movie and also give my final remark about the movie.
I doubt if anyone would see Puss In Boots movies and not like the lead character himself, he is the total package of comedy, adventure, action and thrill. He is definitely the main character that kept me glued to the screen until the end of the movie. Unlike in the previous movie, he is made to act out of character on this one... Showing and conquering fears instead of being the over confident character he always was.
He is faced with death with no more lives and decides to embark on a journey to find the last wish so he could gain more lives and fear death no more... The story line that goes after is where the lesson came from.
It's not about the number of lives left to live, it's about living it the best way.
Puss in Boots meets the featured character on this one again, Kitty softpaws who is also after the last wish to wish for someone she could trust. I smiled when I thought about such a wish, I have never thought one could actually think of wishing to give or earn trust as it is the one that has to be built and maintained but I guess it's just a movie and if there's one thing that common with movies is making impossible seem very possible lol.
He also met another friend, dog who only got to have a name at the end of the movie but played a huge role in teaching lessons to the characters in the movies and also the viewers watching the movie. He had no wish but wanted to make his new friends happy by going with them in search of the last wish. Lesson learnt?
Selfless love goes a long way in helping you and those around realize the good essence of situations.
Other supporting characters I came to love in the movie is the bear family with the human daughter they have. I can't remember if they were in the first Puss in Boots movie but their roles in this movie were memorable. I like how they treated the human girl with so much love as if she was one of them.
While the human girl was after the last wish to find her real family, she realized she had a greater family with her and I'm left to learn one more lesson from their role.
Family can be anywhere so long you find genuine love
And to one of my favourite villain from all the animated movies I've seen. This villain scared me well enough even though it was just an animated movie and that makes it a really cool and memorable one to have seen. He played his role too well that I almost imagined the whole scenario to be real. Jack Horner, the character for the villain is the death who is after Puss in boots.
How he scares the life out of Puss in boots was scary to me the viewer and I like how he enjoyed seeing the powerful Puss being scared of dying. At the end of the movie, another lesson learnt.
Overcoming the fear of death is overcoming death itself for sometime.
I'll rate the movie a 9/10 because it is just what I wanted to see when I wanted to see an animated movie and it is highly recommended if you're yet to see it. Love animations, comedy, adventure and learn more good conversations? Check this movie out and give your feedback on it.
