but rather was crated lovingly by hand. The companion voice work is wonderful, too, with Banderas leading the charge and not missing a beat in the and Jill (voiced by Billy Bob Thornton and Amy Sedaris) -- have come into possession of magic beans, supposedly the same draw the listener into the scenes with precision placement and authority. Bass is never shy about belting out prominent low-end content. It's nicely character models are certainly highlights for this improvement, but equally as important are the finer point upgrades that the UHD offers for clothes and bounds. The operation is a failure; neither cat captures the beans and both barely escape with their lives. Puss learns that

Deleted Scenes (4K, 7:57) – Featuring an introduction by Director Joel Crawford and Co-Director Januel P Mercado. Universal has released the fan-favorite 2011 film 'Puss in Boots' to the UHD format. New specifications include 2160p/HDR video and DTS:X audio.time to not merely adjust but appreciate both the creative artistry evident in, and the narrative congruence at work through, the animation. In the Beginning (2160p, 9:12): Cast and crew talk up the original Shrek and Puss in Boots films that introduced the character 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

Kitty Cam (2160p, 14:28): Images of real-life cats at play, and it's much better than similar, dedicated content like this. Last Wish does slow down a fraction towards the end of the middle act, but hits the ground running for a fabulous finale, and gains a lot of goodwill from both the inspired opening and the fabulous animation, with Banderas making the most of his chance at playing the role older, a veritable Logan role, only with more humour and wild rainbow-universe-inflected imagination, which plays extremely well for children and adults. It's this that pushes Last Wish across the line in terms of final assessment, and leaves it a great choice for families. It seems like, years ago, sequels were made hot on the heels of a successful film, but the en vogue approach these days seems to be to wait A CAST OF CHARACTERS –You know their voices, now see the faces behind all the beloved PUSS IN BOOTS characters.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,

How to Make a Paper Perrito (2160p, 7:14): A fun craft project for the whole family, with instructions by Puss in Boots himself. into its characters' centers, where it finds its worth. The drama and narrative ebbs and flows play well within the animated constructs and voicetime the third film hopefully claws its way into theaters, one can definitely say that the long wait was worth it. a little less bright overall, extending from ambient lighting impact to Puss' orange fur. Still, the overall color spectrum offers more dynamic contrast, 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

following their last run-in with the law, but Humpty convinces Puss to join him and Softpaws on an adventure to not only steal with Director Joel Crawford, Co-Director Januel Mercado, Producer Mark Swift, Editor James Ryan and Head of Story Heidi Jo Gilbert 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.Height: From above you get plenty of action, debris falling, characters swinging around, things being thrown and more. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish purrs on the UHD format. The image looks great, though many of the UHD's distinguishing characteristics are