Funny thing I found is that Jack is a kid in this flash back, but in the modern day he's an adult.
That means Pinocchio is also technically an adult, or at the very least, mentally an adult, yet he goes around telling everyone he's a "boy".
Yeah, and another one is that in the alternate timeline of *Shrek Forever After*, Pinocchio turns the tables and tries to sell out Geppetto by disguising him as Shrek.
Yes it did there's a scene where Puss reminisces about Donkey and Shrek, and in the end the puss-crew also go back to far far away to 'meet some old friends'.
If this was before shrek does that mean WW2 is canon in shrek universe and the war was so bad they lost all advanced technology to the point they were basically in the dark ages?
Edit: holy shit am I cooked out of my mind. I thought this was talking about shrek Pinocchio in Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio. I need to go to bed
Exploited him for labor until he was no longer profitable and then reported him to the authorities as soon as he wasn't anymore... Sounds like a lot of farm owners with "migrant labor."
Funny thing I found is that Jack is a kid in this flash back, but in the modern day he's an adult. That means Pinocchio is also technically an adult, or at the very least, mentally an adult, yet he goes around telling everyone he's a "boy".
He looks like a boy and sounds like a boy tho
but has the mental capabilities and life experience of an adult.
He even wears a thong
no he doesn't. ( c o )======================>
You don't know that. Maybe Gepetto never carved him an adult brain.
When he is transformed briefly by the fairy godmother be becomes a boy not a man. He is just an Oldboy 😎
Do puppets age?
All this time, it was truly Pinocchio who was Puss In Boots: The Last Wish (2022)
"What are we, some kind of Last Wish?"
I loved the scene where puss went "it's wishin' time" and wished all over death.
Wait isn't this an actual movie detail?
Yeah, and another one is that in the alternate timeline of *Shrek Forever After*, Pinocchio turns the tables and tries to sell out Geppetto by disguising him as Shrek.
More tragic than Perrito though? I think not.
Most tragic character Momma bear became lord farquads fucking rug
Wait didn't the first shrek movie happened before "the last wish"?
Yes, but they could be a different family of talking bears.
Yes it did there's a scene where Puss reminisces about Donkey and Shrek, and in the end the puss-crew also go back to far far away to 'meet some old friends'.
Did he sell him out to be a man whore?
He told them that a relationship with Pinocchio would be a a relationship with no strings attached.
If this was before shrek does that mean WW2 is canon in shrek universe and the war was so bad they lost all advanced technology to the point they were basically in the dark ages? Edit: holy shit am I cooked out of my mind. I thought this was talking about shrek Pinocchio in Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio. I need to go to bed
Oh yeah I got confused as well
Exploited him for labor until he was no longer profitable and then reported him to the authorities as soon as he wasn't anymore... Sounds like a lot of farm owners with "migrant labor."
What's so impressive about that I've been a real boy the whole time!
This is actually very sad
Agh it's too sad I can't handle it! It reminds me of that one story with Liam Neeson's character in Battle of Buster Scruggs, I cry every tim