'Puss In Boots: The Last Wish' review: More fun than you can shake a tail at


Puss In Boots' second solo outing is one that is surprisingly entertaining and proves that the spin-offs are far better than most of the Shrek sequels. – Photos: UIP Malaysia

When I recently heard that Dreamworks might be reviving the Shrek franchise with a new film, I was sceptical. After all, do we really need another movie (which would be the FIFTH one) about that annoyingly flatulent green ogre and his donkey sidekick?

Then I watched Puss In Boots: The Last Wish, and decided that, well, if it means we get more of Antonio Banderas’ fine feline hero, then I’ll gladly endure more of Shrek and Donkey’s annoying schtick.

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Summary:

A welcome and fun return for the fearless feline.

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