Puss in Boots: The Three Diablos

I don't have much to say about it since this whole short is only 6 minutes long so I'll start now. It started out ok but the three diablos hold the short film together because they are absolutely adorable and it was surprisingly really funny and great, and I really loved that one moment with diablos on the campfire. This was basically what Puss in Boots would have been if Humpty didn't exist since he was bogging the story down

In only 6 minutes in runtime, I managed to laugh 4 times which is incredible when you count the fact that I laughed the same amount of times while watching the movie. The scene where the diablos learn from Puss is really wholesome.

Overall a very wholesome short film with adorable side characters and great comedy.

The movie is fantastic and proceeding to the short is the way to go and exactly the move for a successful and fun and enjoyable film like puss in boots !

I genuinely loved the short and everything it offered is well thought out and pretty amazing!

I.like how funny is it and how it goes by a lot of turns which is amazing and pleasant to see.

I like the story of it pretty simple and it worked out just fine , i suggest watching the movie then the short then the sequel *wink* *wink* and if you love it more go see the netflix's series

overall enjoyable and worth watching if you love the legendary PUSS IN BOOTS !

Puss in Boots:The Three Diablos is a 2012 CGI short. These days a successful cartoon film will lead to sequels and spin-offs as well as animated shorts which tend to be DVD extras.

This short serves as a sequel to Puss in Boots and again features Antonio Banderas as the voice of the cavalier cat.

Here Puss in Boots on a mission to recover a stolen ruby belonging to a princess from a notorious French thief known as the Whisperer. He is accompanied by what at first sight look like three cute little kittens known as the Three Diablos (devils in Spanish.) This is because they have a habit of turning mischievous. Puss must tame them before they endanger the mission.

The short is not complex or deep but is entertaining enough for younger kids. I could guess that the three kittens would be troublesome.

I wish the one who made this made shrek trilogy its a pure creativity.

The best joke in 'Puss In Boots: The Three Diablos (2012)' is arguably far too brief and could've been mined for more laughs, but in a way it's good that the short doesn't overdo any of its aspects. This is an entertaining outing from the moment it begins. The story pairs the feline protagonist with a trio of naughty but cute kitties, tasking him with taking care of the unruly youth as they lead him to a stolen treasure. It has a quick pace that skips over some fairly important character development, but the broad strokes are all there and the arcs are generally satisfying. It features a few chuckles here and there, and its aesthetic isn't too much of a downgrade from the feature film it acts as a spin-off from. It's an enjoyable effort overall, even if its narrative is a little undercooked.