Puss In Boots 3D
Puss, the boots-wearing, swashbuckling cat from the animated Shrek franchise, gets his own 3D spin-off movie, detailing his adventures before he met up with the grumpy green ogre in Shrek 2.
Antonio Banderas, returning to voice the titular character, is joined by Salma Hayek who is voicing Kitty Softpaws, the love interest of Puss. Together, with sidekick Humpty Dumpty (Zach Galifianakis), they go up against Jack and Jill (Billy Bob Thornton and Amy Sedaris), two murderous outlaws in possession of powerful, magical beans.
- Director:
- Chris Miller (co-director 'Shrek The Third')
- Writer:
- Tom WheelerDavid H. Steinberg
- Cast:
- Antonio BanderasSalma HayekZach GalifianakisBilly Bob ThorntonAmy SedarisWalt Dohrn
Reviews & comments
Variety
pressAn epic quest that somehow manages to thrill without ever taking itself seriously, at least for the first hour or so.
USA Today
pressWith his impeccable comic timing and lyrical Spanish accent, Banderas' swashbuckling charmer is an undeniable treat.
Total Film
pressDirector Chris Miller goes some way to atone for franchise low-point Shrek The Third. Still, the use of 3D is the only game-raising.
The New York Times
pressA cheerfully chaotic jumble of fairy tale and nursery rhyme characters parachuted into a Spanish storybook setting.
Los Angeles Times
pressA family film where the adventure and invention never flag and the tongue-in-cheek humor doesn't linger far behind.
Hollywood Reporter
pressA perfectly diverting romp that happens to showcase some of the best 3D work yet from a mainstream animated feature.
Entertainment Weekly
pressBeautifully animated (with 3-D that adds nothing), but the film is so mindlessly busy that it seems to be trying to distract you from the likable, one-note feline swashbuckler at its center.
Empire Magazine
pressLike most kittens, it's not always perfectly behaved, but at least this new Puss adventure doesn't have you reaching for the cinematic spray bottle. And thank goodness the spin-off does nothing to neuter the charismatic cat's appeal.
A.V. Club
pressAs a sheer visual experience, Puss In Boots makes a great theme-park ride, a thrill-a-minute feast for the eyes and the semicircular canals
Variety
pressAn epic quest that somehow manages to thrill without ever taking itself seriously, at least for the first hour or so.
USA Today
pressWith his impeccable comic timing and lyrical Spanish accent, Banderas' swashbuckling charmer is an undeniable treat.
Total Film
pressDirector Chris Miller goes some way to atone for franchise low-point Shrek The Third. Still, the use of 3D is the only game-raising.
The New York Times
pressA cheerfully chaotic jumble of fairy tale and nursery rhyme characters parachuted into a Spanish storybook setting.
Los Angeles Times
pressA family film where the adventure and invention never flag and the tongue-in-cheek humor doesn't linger far behind.
Hollywood Reporter
pressA perfectly diverting romp that happens to showcase some of the best 3D work yet from a mainstream animated feature.
Entertainment Weekly
pressBeautifully animated (with 3-D that adds nothing), but the film is so mindlessly busy that it seems to be trying to distract you from the likable, one-note feline swashbuckler at its center.
Empire Magazine
pressLike most kittens, it's not always perfectly behaved, but at least this new Puss adventure doesn't have you reaching for the cinematic spray bottle. And thank goodness the spin-off does nothing to neuter the charismatic cat's appeal.
A.V. Club
pressAs a sheer visual experience, Puss In Boots makes a great theme-park ride, a thrill-a-minute feast for the eyes and the semicircular canals
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