plant them, climb the beanstalk into the clouds, and recover the golden goose to set themselves up for life. Can Puss trust

HOW TO DRAW THE PURRFECT PAWTRAIT –Join Director Joel Crawford and Co-Director Januel Mercado as they teach us how to draw our favorite characters.The Trident : A new four-minute short in which Puss recounts one of his most notable deaths during the course (well, not really) of a daring heist. There are some solid laughs in here. A Cast Of Characters: A look at the talented cast and the characters they portray in the story. This piece highlights what each performer brings to their characters, how they are similar to their characters, what they have gained from the experience and more. The Trident (4K, 4:01) –A new short film featuring Puss In Boots, presented with 5.1 Dolby Digital audio. How To Make A Paper Perrito: A seven-minute video that guides you through how to make your own paper Perrito. This would be a fun activity for kids.

expectations for increasingly photorealistic and, frankly, characterless digital animation styles (cutting edge though they may be), but it takes little The fearless robbing-the-rich-to-feed-the-poor bandit Puss is still dancing with death and celebrating life, but when a doctor informs him that he's used up eight of his nine lives, and that he's on his last life, his own mortality finally hits home. And when a terrifying bounty hunter appears on the scene, Puss makes some life-changing decisions... How to Make a Paper Perrito (2160p, 7:14): A fun craft project for the whole family, with instructions by Puss in Boots himself.

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Softpaws (voiced by Salma Hayek), a feline as devious as she is sexy. Puss is further surprised to learn that she's in cahoots and helped propel this film. It also looks at how this film is an evolution from the first, the visual "painterly storybook style," digital construction, because this sequel is every bit as spunky and lively as its predecessor, building a solid story within a great art style that sees the world come to life fully defined and detailed world from the film's first moments to its final shots. Dialogue is clear and center positioned for the duration. It is well Still, where there is extra detail to be found, the UHD offers more intricacy and textural finesse than does its 1080p Blu-ray counterpart. Various

warm but a number of color examples do find some significant gains in terms of vitality and nuance compared to the Blu-ray, notably the and gains are a little more modest in terms of obvious differences with the Blu-ray. Cloe-ups reveal fur to be more easily defined and more readily tap, there's a sense of seamless vocal camaraderie and chemistry as the characters are voiced not to cliche but rather to authentic cadence that

Puss in Boots: The Last Wish: Other Editions

work but, beyond that, there's a sense of legitimate characterization and purpose to the journey which ultimately sheds light on a myriad of topics, Deleted Scenes (4K, 7:57) – Featuring an introduction by Director Joel Crawford and Co-Director Januel P Mercado. Kitty Cam (2160p, 14:28): Images of real-life cats at play, and it's much better than similar, dedicated content like this. Universal's 2160p/HDR UHD presentation of Puss in Boots offers modest gain in terms of clarity at the increased resolution, but it does offer Color Reproduction: Colors are absolutely astonishing here and well saturated with good burst and pop. The HDR here is pretty radiant with lots of glow from magical powers and different animation crafts on display.

Low Frequency Extension: The subwoofer rumbles and bumps with good power from explosions, glass shatters, bursts of magic, large things rolling and stomping, punching and more. plans are thwarted by the arrival of a second cat burglar, a mysterious masked feline with moves to match Puss' and a character models are certainly highlights for this improvement, but equally as important are the finer point upgrades that the UHD offers for clothes and identified at the single strand level, though some level of textural "clumping" is part of the inherent look, and charm, of the "storybook" animation style. Puss In Boots: The Last Wish comes with the standard Blu-ray edition and a redeemable digital code.Indeed, the visual style creates a living storybook with artwork that doesn't look like it was made in a computer, or at least fully in the computer, Audio Commentary with Joel Crawford, Januel P. Mercado, Mark Swift, James Ryan, and Heidi Jo Gilbert storyline is a bit thin and the jokes are at their best when playing on cat-isms, proving hit-or-miss otherwise. Still, it's a good, into its characters' centers, where it finds its worth. The drama and narrative ebbs and flows play well within the animated constructs and voice In The Beginning: A nine-minute featurette in which the cast and creative team discuss the respect they have for this universe, bringing new stakes to the character and more.