A good version of puss in boots
Added 12/12/2006
My 4-year-old son loves this movie... I've had to rent it over and over from the video store, and am finally going to get it for our own library. This, as others have noted, is not your typical high-tech, Pixar quality animated film. But if you appreciate it for it's story and quaint story boarding-type animatics, you're in for a nice treat. One word of caution... there are some scary parts in this if your child is little -- skeletons hanging from trees in one part -- but other than that this is a fun video.
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Clever and unique twist on the classic adventure
Added 7/25/2006
Phil Nibbelink has taken a bold step with the animation style of PUSS IN BOOTS, using his characteristically cute character designs in a "storybook" style concept quite different from his prior work on "An American Tale: Fievel Goes West" or "We're Back!" While viewers expecting to see animation comparable to "Shrek" are likely to be disappointed, those who sit back and enjoy the story, humor, music and characters are going to be very satisfied. And speaking of "Shrek," am I the only one who thinks the PUSS IN BOOTS character from "Shrek 2" is a CLONE of Nibbelink's design here from six years prior? Check it out!
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A classic tale told in song and dance
Added 1/12/2006
This movie is very well done for a 1999 animation. The voices here do a great job and the songs are wonderful. Puss in Boots really comes alive!
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I want my money back
Added 7/16/2005
The animation is horrible and the songs are worse. I can't believe I paid for this, if they would take it back, I'd drive to Wal Mart right now.
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