#puss in boots movie

[tangirlisfangirl]

the hype for this movie is real mayhaps 👉👈

[thejdblog]

Puss In Boots (2011) / Puss In Boots: The Last Wish (2022) 🐱

[melachanart]

I watched The Wild Robot Movie a 2nd time ...

... Here's a crossover with Puss in Boots !

The Wild Robot (c) Dreamworks

Fanarts by @melachanart

DO NOT REPOST/STEAL PLEASE. Thank you

[fire-breathing-pain-in-the-neck]

I hope everyone has been having a wonderful Last Wish release day 🥰

Take a meme for the road

[letsgetitblog]

well fuck me ig

[spideyladman]

[fatfuckingcatstuff]

please watch it if you haven't yet

[little-cereal-draws]

Ok so I think I figured out why the panic attack scene is so great (or at least in my opinion)

It’s told from an outside perspective.

Panic attacks are horrible. You feel like the worlds crashing down and you can’t breathe and you get tunnel vision and you’re dying and it’s the end of the world. But to outsiders, I mean they look bad, but it’s mostly just shaking and gasping and stuff. Not nearly as catastrophic as they feel.

Now, I can’t remember a ton of times a character in a tv show/movie has had a panic attack (that wasn’t used as comedic purposes) but the ones I can remember, mostly focused on the person having it. The warped sounds, tunnel vision, etc. We were experiencing it through their eyes. And this approach has its appeals; it shows the severity panic attacks can have, makes the audience more sympathetic to the character, and lets the creative team have a bit of fun w how they draw it. And puss in boots does that very briefly when Perrito is asking him what’s wrong but for the most part, it’s not told from puss’s pov.

It shows what panic attacks actually look like instead of how they feel and shows how scary they can be even wo all the artistic liberties. It’s still a terrifying scene, listening to him hyperventilate on the floor surrounded by dead trees but it just tells the audience, “this is what panic attacks are like.” No flashing colors or fisheye lenses, just not being able to breathe on the floor. And in my own experience, that’s a lot more accurate too than all the artistic liberties other shows take.

And the outside perspective also allows a whole new set of feelings to be explored. As an audience, we already know why puss is freaking out so staying w puss would just reenforce smth the audience already knows. Instead, we get to see Perrito worry about his friend and start panicking himself when he’s not responding to him. We get to see him figure out how to help and be relieved when it works. And that makes the forehead touch/talk afterwards that much better. We know the extent Perritos love for his friends in a tangible way, not just him saying it, and it’s the first time puss accepts help from someone else.

Anyway, it’s just a fantastic scene and I wish I was in the room when they scripted it

[zipperqwerty]

The death is a wolf dear Adam is so happy

[leo-artista]

Accidentally in love

[melachanart]

- Fink used Baby Doll eyes. No effect XD

- Roz & Magearna

- Kitsune Fink

Fanarts by @melachanart

DO NOT REPOST/STEAL PLEASE. Thank you.

[singthecomic]

Ｏ(≧▽≦)Ｏ WIP of a fun little fanart thing

while I work on writing the script for the project

[mellowkittencherryblossom]

Different movie same vibes

[fire-breathing-pain-in-the-neck]

Even after I’ve watched Last Wish over and over, the scene that gets me every time is when Kitty thinks Puss is going to wish for more lives just to live them as a legend above it all, and in the most last ditch effort way to make her understand, Puss just calls out.

“Kitty, Death is after me!”

It is the most heartbreaking line in how desperate Puss is. He just can’t have her leave again, and it’s so UGHHH 😭

[espikola]

[wildstorm312]

puss in boots doodles cuz the movie was so good i cannot stop thinking about it

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