DreamWorks really upped the ante...

@RandoSando. 6 months ago

No one: Some psycho at DreamWorks: so what if we lowkey made this a horror movie

@Fubnin 1 year ago

What I loved most about this villain is he won, he taught Puss the lesson he should’ve always known. Respect death, respect the life we yet live.

@CaptainPancakes 5 months ago

A sequel to a spin-off of a Shrek sequel had no business being this good.

@DF9000k 3 months ago

How the fuck did we go from Humpty Dumpty being the villain to death

@EncyclopediaBrittanica 1 year ago

What I love the most is that he's not technically a villain. He's not a "bad guy". He just wants natural order as a force of nature.

@snape_head 1 year ago

I like how Dreamworks didn't take the easy route and make Puss win Death, but instead Puss understands that Death is something he will have to face eventually.

@Raphael16045 3 months ago

How did Dreamworks come from this masterpiece to Kungfu Panda 4 and Megamind 2?

@Philthorn 6 months ago

3:27 "He's just standing there........MENACINGLY"

@alanarzate93 8 months ago

Imagine being 80 years old and chillin on the rocking chair and you suddenly hear the whistle😳

@kurtrelljackson 1 year ago

I love that the 9 lives thing at best annoys Death but the fact that Puss didn’t value them makes him furious

@samnowland4679 4 months ago

That line, "I'm death, STRAIGHT. UP." Actual chills. Every time.

@raizelknight2064 3 months ago

0:55 I just noticed that the 8 glassess represents Puss's lives and he is drinking (living) his last glass (life). Damn. That detail is so good to discover.

@moviewolverine89 10 months ago

This movie actually had 3 great villains. One that was terrifying but fair, one that was misguided but redeemable, and one that was truly evil but hilariously entertaining. Pretty impressive from a storytelling standpoint.

@mackleven7 11 months ago

2:57 Death telling Boots to “Pick it up”. Thought he was saying it to scare and bully Boots but he actually telling him to fight for his life and not make it easy. A subtle life lesson

@jarekmiller4337 6 months ago

Dreamworks had created three memorable villains in this amazing film. Death was a force of nature with charisma and a sense of terror, Jack Horner was pure evil, yet very entertaining, and Goldilocks and the Three Bears were redeemable and sympathetic villains. This film is ❤🔥.