Puss in Boots (1999)

Handsome Gunther is a young man with only one possession... a walking and talking cat! This crazy Puss is the cleverest creature in the Kingdom and he's determined to make Gunther into a ... See full summary »

Director:

Phil Nibbelink

Writers:

Jacob Grimm (book), Wilhelm Grimm (book),

Stars:

Kevin Dorsey, Dan Haggerty, Judge Reinhold

Cast

Credited cast:
Kevin Dorsey	...	Ogre
Dan Haggerty	...	King
Judge Reinhold	...	Gunther
Vivian Schilling	...	Princess
Charles von Bernuth	...	Zeek
Michael York	...	Puss In Boots

Storyline

Handsome Gunther is a young man with only one possession... a walking and talking cat! This crazy Puss is the cleverest creature in the Kingdom and he's determined to make Gunther into a Prince. But there's a Big obstacle to the cat's plan. The evil Ogre a fire breathing, shape shifting monster has set his sights on marrying the Princess. With only an hour until the wedding, it's up to the resourcefull Puss and the love-struck Gunterh to rescue the Princess and live happily ever after.

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Plot Keywords:

princess | cat | ogre | monster | fire breathing | 

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Taglines:

An Outrageous Cat, A Flying Dragon, And Nine Lives Worth Of Entertainment

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Genres:

Animation

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Also Known As:

Csizmás kandúr

Company Credits

Production Co:

Phil Nibbelink Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

75 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

User Reviews

worst tale ever seen

I do not recommend anyone to view this movie. Awful graphics, awful music, awful texts. The figures are drawn maximal three times, and these are moved in front of a stupid background. Probably the original language is somewhat better then the Hungarian version. You can do anything and be better entertained as you would watch this tale. If i were the author, i did not publish this peace of work, when i saw the final version. It's simply horrible. I don't wish to see this film even not for my enemies. It could be a punishment to have to see the tale more than 5 minutes at once. There is nothing more to say about this film, if it even deserves this title. It should be just called motion picture.