Deadpan Rabbit

If I could give this 10 stars, I would. Alright, so if someone walked up to me, and asked me, "What is your favorite animated movie, out of all the ones you've watched?" Now, let me tell you, practically 95% of the movies that I watch are animated, so to the me before I watched Across the Spiderverse, it would be a pretty difficult question to answer. But now, without hesitation, Across the Spiderverse. It's authentic, and the characters, the struggles of the characters, the humor, animation, music, plot, story, villains, heroes, music, choreography, and overall film had me on the edge of my seat the whole time in the movie theater because of how good it was. Heck, not just in the movie theater, in my house too! I've watched this movie four times and it never gets old! Please give this movie views and support--it 100% deserves it!

I'm honestly not a huge fan of the Shrek franchise. I only have faint memories of watching the first movie, if I have at all. I never expected to like a movie from a franchise I barely remember watching. So, I had the most unjust idea in the universe to not see Puss in Boots: The Last Wish on the big screen. Two days ago, I decided to give it a try. And boy, was I in for a ride! I love the character development Puss has, from an arrogant legend to a humble hero. Kitty and Perrito are great, and the fact that DreamWorks managed to fit in THREE villains and make them ALL fantastic really shows the quality of this movie. They fit in Goldilocks without making her side of the story unnecessary or annoying. Big Jack Horner is a delight to watch. And Death... well, he might as well be the best [animated] villain of 2022, and even 2023! This movie is like a fine-tuned recipe, with a dash of outstanding scenes. The panic attack scene is probably one of the most realistic scenes in a KIDS' movie. Heck, not only can kids enjoy this movie, adults can, too! Instead of staying safe by sticking to the family-friendly themes, DreamWorks decides to go all out on morals of friendship, mortality, and trust. The fight choreography is to DIE for (wink wink). The end battle with Puss vs. Death? Kept me glued to the screen! The way that DreamWorks made Death so menacing and sinister shocked me to an extent. The comedy is great as well, and not once does it overshadow the main plot of the movie! When Puss realizes the grave seriousness of some of his situations, no humor sugarcoats it! Puss in Boots: The Last Wish might even be an almost perfect movie. Characters, excellent animation, themes, plot, messages, and more---it has it all! Please give this movie some of your time and support. You will not be disappointed!