Puss in Boots (2011) Movie Review

***Reader-Submitted Review***

By: Jayda (JDZLevias)
(Antioch)

Directed by: Chris Miller
Written by:
Charles Perrault (character)

Tom Wheeler (screenplay)
Brian Lynch
David H. Steinberg
Jon Zack
Starring:
Antonio Banderas - Puss in Boots (voice)
Salma Hayek - Kitty Softpaws (voice)
Zach Galifianakis - Humpty Dumpty (voice)
Billy Bob Thornton - Jack (voice)
Amy Sedaris - Jill (voice)
Constance Marie - Imelda (voice)
Guillermo del Toro - Moustache Man / Comandate (voice)
Rich Dietl - Bounty Hunter (voice)
Ryan Crego - Luis (voice)
Tom Wheeler - Bartender / Hotel Owner / Mean Boy / Wagon Driver / Rodrigo (voice)
Conrad Vernon - Raoul / Soldier (voice)
Tom McGrath - Bar Thief (voice)
Bob Joles - Guiseppe (voice)
Latifa Ouaou - Crazy Woman / Mean Girl / Milk Lady / Little Boy (voice)
Robert Persichetti - Ohhh Cat (voice)
Chris Miller - Boy Blue / Friar Miller / Prison Guard / Manual / Rafael (voice)
Jessica Schulte - Estella Maria (voice)
Mike Mitchell - Andy Beanstalk (voice)
Nina Barry - Ivana / Charo (voice)



Puss in Boots is a enjoyable child film that will also be entertaining for a teenage audience. Puss is a misunderstood thief from a Mexican orphanage. In the orphanage young Puss encounters a egg Humpy Dumpy whom at first is best friends/brother soon to turn into foe. When both Puss and Humpy Dumpy are after magic beans years later they reunite to steal the geese who lays golden eggs.

Most of the movie feels like it is taken up by flashback to where you forget you are watching one. The end of the movie answers the question to can people change.

3/5 stars