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Guess how long it has been since the last Shrek or even Shrek-related movie without looking. You must agree that ten years is just too long for such a successful franchise. In "Puss in Boots The Last Wish Myflixer," which comes out 11 years after the original film, Antonio Banderas returns as the swashbuckling feline. It makes sense why he is forced to consider his own death in this one; when they learn how much time has passed, certain sections of the audience will be, too. 

Although they made an effort, things were going on behind the scenes with several directors coming and going. After DreamWorks was acquired by Universal, they started over under new management. Spinoffs for television shows just kept coming.

The character is timeless, which is wonderful news. It will seem like hardly any time has passed until Banderas begins speaking and singing in character as his jokingly egotistic persona. Puss in Boots, who has always been self-assured, is shocked to learn that he has used up eight of his nine lives and, for the first time, begins to worry about his own mortality in "The Last Wish." 

Even though it might sound a little depressing for an animated comedy for kids, it turns out to be a rather typical theme in other kid-friendly films. Are they a tool for kids to develop empathy for the adults in their lives or are they the fears of middle-aged designers sneaking out on them? Both? Is it important?

Is it important? It serves as a means of rattling our protagonist, who has a bounty on his head and Wagner Moura's big, bad wolf on his tail. A cover of The Doors' "The End" is playing in the background as he first experiences retirement life in a house with Mama Luna (Da'Vine Joy Randolph), where he is made to act like a cat by using a litter box ("so this is where dignity goes to die," he says) and eating cat food instead of his stovetop cooking. 

The tale of a single wish in a star that has fallen to Earth and is waiting to be granted, however, provides him with a lifeline by sending him, Kitty Softpaws (Salma Hayek Pinault), and a gratingly sincere dog (Harvey), along with other characters. With the introduction of Goldilocks (Florence Pugh), who is a sort of crime lord to her family of bears, Mama (Olivia Colman), Papa (Ray Winstone), and Baby (Samson Kayo), as well as, separately, a no longer young Little Jack Horner (John Mulaney), who are all after the wishing star too, the film really finds its stride at this point. (Stream Latest Movies For Free In HD On My flixer)

The voice cast is a disgraceful wealth, especially Pugh, Colman, and Winstone who look like they belong in a PG-13 Guy Ritchie film and who ought to have their own spinoff. Mulaney is a classic grownup brat as well, resentful that he was only the subject of a nursery rhyme and not a complete fairy tale. In order to make up for his criminal behavior, he steals and collects iconic fairy tale things. lacking magical abilities and exploiting them for amusing purposes.

The film "Puss in Boots: The Last Wish," which Joel Crawford and Januel Mercardo co-directed, has enough funny humor (in a script by Paul Fisher and a story by Tommy Swerdlow and Tom Wheeler) to keep anyone entertained for an entire afternoon at the cinema. The animation is exactly what you need it to be and stays away from the chaotic turmoil that characterizes many children's movies that confuse chaos with joy.