Mikael Chuaungo

Another masterpiece from Dreamworks. Love the messaging of the movie. Sometimes we take things for granted just because we have plenty of it (like Puss throwing away his 8 lives). We should cherish and value what we have. Secondly, prioritising what we value in life is also emphasised here. Young people these days are chasing fame, clout, luxury cars etc while ignoring the valuable things they have, such as good friends, loving parents, their education etc. etc. The semi-antagonist in this movie-Goldilocks, already HAD what she also wanted, but failed to see it till the final Act of the movie. We need to introspect, and and ask ourselves whether we are acting like Goldilocks. Thirdly, facing our fears is also taught to us through Puss who no longer scampers around in panic to "re-charge" his now depleting 9 lives, but instead learns to value his 1 last remaining life and facing all challenges head on. And of course, the value of friendship and family was the central theme of this movie which makes it a must see for young children and teenagers. Frankly speaking, i wouldn't have watched this if not for the positive reviews i read online. I thought it would be a cash-grab spinoff like the first movie. Thankfully this one has the heart and soul of a Dreamworks masterpiece and is true to the spirit of its founder-Steven Spielberg's vision. Wouldn't be surprised to see it listed among the Top 10 Dreamworks movies. Btw: Best animated movie antagonist since Tai Lung (Kung Fu Panda)

I was pretty intrigued after watching the trailer. But the movie, boy, is sooo boring. I wish i hadnt seen the trailer. Anyways, this movie will get raving reviews because its about women empowerment and women accepting her sexuality etc etc