FEARLESS HERO IN BEAT SABER 

YESS IT WAS ACTUALLY SO GOOD

Honestly? I can't think of a single bad thing about it. I tend to criticize movies as I watch them but still enjoy em yk, with Puss in boots I honestly can't think of a single bad thing about it, it's message is done well it's characters are fantastic the Villains are amazing and voice acting is great same with the music and Story. as a story based (Animated) movie it's probably one of if not the best movies I've ever seen ESPECIALLY because of the replaybility factor for me since other films I can't really watch over and over at least not so soon after watching it again yk

@@invictus6176 fr dude! I've never gone back to see a movie so many times at a theater Really worth the tickets, I hope this movie keeps getting the praise it deserves and doesn't ever fade away

@@invictus6176, I find the walking of the giant weirdly animated, just to be perfectionist

@@onlysongs1607 yeah, it's animated at a different frame rate. Took me a few watches to get used to it They probably did it to simulate scale/ movement without making the giant move too fast for his size. This is a common thing in animation, animating in 1's (24 frames a second) 2's (12 frames per second) and 3's (8 frames) etc all can be stylistically used in different situations. Typically used for faster scenes, so it feels fast paced, but so fast that too much is happening on screen at once. ( I'm going off of memory, if any animators know more about this, feel free to expand on/ correct my comment! :D )

James Cameron could never

Puss in Boots 2 > Avatar 2

All day.

For a moment i was confused ahy are you tslking absut megamind snd saying people not person before I realized its avater

Avatar *SUCKS!* Change my mind.

When

@@kassandrasandoval274 1:50

@@kassandrasandoval274 1:50

It's edited, dingus, it's not foreshadowing.

@@mvmsma Puss is afraid of Death later on in the movie, so it's kinda foreshadowing in a way, unintentional or not.

Whaaaat u hate musicals?! Try watching the movie Spirited thats a great musical

if you ever want to try out musicals, Matilda is great

@@Kanna_Kizuchi If I wanted to listen to a song I would've looked for it. I wanna enjoy a good story. Musical numbers are intrusive to me

@@centralizedidiocyaffiliation the musical numbers can set the mood for each scene and free up space for humor and makes everything more fun. However i do agree that its sometimes annoying to suddenly have a whole 3 minute song to explain something that could be explained in 20 seconds lmao

We all have different tasted, but bangers go beyond preferences

I think in that context it's supposed to mean saying it as "You are never afraid."

@@CeHee123 I guess that makes sense. But it really doesn't sound that way in practice

@@coranbaker6401 If it dosent then it foreshadows death and that he is afraid of death

@@CeHee123 No, in that case they would say "You aren't"

It definitely was. The irony of this song is that at that point, Puss wasn't _fearless_ - he was _reckless._ There were never high stakes for him due to having nine lives. So there was no fear to overcome.

Lol was thinking the same thing

No a stick sword

@@beanduoz ooh, thatd be a good choice too

@@beanduoz I mean... He has two blades.

Or deaths two scythes

Fr

do songs get oscars? Isn’t there another award for that?

this movie should win an Oscar

@@flap.d.jack247 yes, it's called a Grammy

@@flap.d.jack247Yep, there’s an Oscar category for Best Original Song

Neat. Little bit of foreshadowing

@@affarinoxa It's edited

@@mvmsma You could argue, but there's another form of foreshadowing in the beginning of the movie where the crowd cheers in the middle of while puss was battling the giant hill monster...thing, and you can see Lobo (Death) at the back.

@@mvmsma It's edited to be foreshadowing, yes. It's almost as if that's how writing works.

crowd confirms that he is not afraid

To a glass of leche! 🥛

To puss in boots!!!!!!

@@asleels 🥛

Not that much skill lol.

@@crafty4722 I'd like to see you compare

Fax

(You are! You are!)

(Puss in boots!)

Who’s brave and ready for trouble?

Who's unbelievably humble?

SHREK

SPANISH SPLINTER!

@@Newth120 that scene makes me feel actual physical pain

@@SunshowerWonderlab Yeah, same, even my mom too, we both felt that.

@@SunshowerWonderlab Same, this is why I simultaneously love and hate the Spanish Splinter scene. It's cool but the amount of tingles I get from just seeing it is unnerving. 💀

Might look it, but it’s not.

He says never playing it.

Where’s the skill part?

@@crafty4722 He hit an overwhemling majority of the notes with 100+ swings. I'd say that's skillful.

PUSS IN BOOTS!

Oh you have no idea haha go check out some real songs where you are getting 17 blocks a second

how is this foreshadowing??

​@@zephyr9852 Because there is wiggle room on the interpretation. You could read it as them agreeing that puss in boots is never afraid. Or it could be read as the crowd saying he *is* afraid. You are afraid. It... is something im only just noticing myself but it is just vague enoguh that it works both ways and its great

@@Bloodjen doesn't make any sense, why would crowd say he's afraid anyway?? also saw another video where the lyrics say "you, our hero" instead of "you are", imo fits more

@@zephyr9852 well thats why its cool its vague? Foreshadowing is usually something that's quite subtle :P

​@@zephyr9852It's a foreshadowing that comes directly from the story tellers, not specifically from the singing crowd members.

Fearless Hero is a thing and it is Puss in Boots

that happens later in the movie