Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
How awesome is it when animated movies that are theoretically “for kids” include jokes and references made for adults? Puss in Boots: The Last Wish is packed with adult jokes and we rounded up some of our favorites. The Shrek movies are known for being more crass and skewing older than their squeaky-clean Disney counterparts, but at the end of the day, they are still movies meant for families to enjoy together. Shrek is known for being hilarious for people of all ages, and to get us adults laughing some more adult-oriented jokes are necessary. Some of these you may know already, but you probably missed what this adult-medication this magic potion was labeled after, or the f-word the Shrek writers snuck into their children’s film. Don’t worry, we’ll bring you up to speed with our list of Dark Details In Shrek Movies That Went Over Our Heads. The adult moments go by quickly, and anything inappropriate probably goes right over kids’s heads. Even the references to Shrek might be too old for these kids since those movies started coming out over 20 years ago! Puss in Boots: The Last Wish makes great use of the “bleep,” and some creative moments of censorship to imply some foul language without risking a PG-13 rating. The adorable new character Perrito and Salma Hayek’s beloved Kitty Softpaws both reveal themselves to have pretty dirty vocabularies. Sometimes the adult moments aren’t technically inappropriate, but they’re just thematically more mature. Puss is dealing with an existential crisis, questioning his doctor’s bedside manner, experiencing the horrors of a poorly run retirement facility and being told he needed therapy by his ex-girlfriend. These are all pretty adult experiences that younger audiences won’t have the context for. For more jokes, references, cameos and easter eggs in your favorite animated films and tv shows - make sure to subscribe to our channel!
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:23 You Smell What?
0:41 Golden Eggs
1:05 “Trip”
1:31 Waffle Hole
1:58 The OJ Reference
2:33 Frankensens-ual
2:58 The Hidden F Bomb
3:17 Another Dream
3:39 She’s Not What?
3:59 Compensating
4:33 PAID
5:08 Under The Covers
5:29 Viagra
5:50 Clean Your…Face?
6:21 Pork Illustrated
6:46 Mama Bear
7:46 Outro
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Written by: Geoff Cork
Narrated by: Geoff Cork
Edited by: Joe Morfin
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How awesome is it when animated movies that are theoretically “for kids” include jokes and references made for adults? Puss in Boots: The Last Wish is packed with adult jokes and we rounded up some of our favorites. The Shrek movies are known for being more crass and skewing older than their squeaky-clean Disney counterparts, but at the end of the day, they are still movies meant for families to enjoy together. Shrek is known for being hilarious for people of all ages, and to get us adults laughing some more adult-oriented jokes are necessary. Some of these you may know already, but you probably missed what this adult-medication this magic potion was labeled after, or the f-word the Shrek writers snuck into their children’s film. Don’t worry, we’ll bring you up to speed with our list of Dark Details In Shrek Movies That Went Over Our Heads. The adult moments go by quickly, and anything inappropriate probably goes right over kids’s heads. Even the references to Shrek might be too old for these kids since those movies started coming out over 20 years ago! Puss in Boots: The Last Wish makes great use of the “bleep,” and some creative moments of censorship to imply some foul language without risking a PG-13 rating. The adorable new character Perrito and Salma Hayek’s beloved Kitty Softpaws both reveal themselves to have pretty dirty vocabularies. Sometimes the adult moments aren’t technically inappropriate, but they’re just thematically more mature. Puss is dealing with an existential crisis, questioning his doctor’s bedside manner, experiencing the horrors of a poorly run retirement facility and being told he needed therapy by his ex-girlfriend. These are all pretty adult experiences that younger audiences won’t have the context for. For more jokes, references, cameos and easter eggs in your favorite animated films and tv shows - make sure to subscribe to our channel!
Subscribe: bit.ly/3NBk48Z
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:23 You Smell What?
0:41 Golden Eggs
1:05 “Trip”
1:31 Waffle Hole
1:58 The OJ Reference
2:33 Frankensens-ual
2:58 The Hidden F Bomb
3:17 Another Dream
3:39 She’s Not What?
3:59 Compensating
4:33 PAID
5:08 Under The Covers
5:29 Viagra
5:50 Clean Your…Face?
6:21 Pork Illustrated
6:46 Mama Bear
7:46 Outro
Our Social Media:
Facebook: facebook.com/TheThingscom
Instagram: instagram.com/thethingsofficial_
For more videos and articles visit:
thethings.com
Written by: Geoff Cork
Narrated by: Geoff Cork
Edited by: Joe Morfin
For copyright matters please contact us at: legal@valnetinc.com
