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Shrek Forever After (2010 movie)
A movie directed by Mike Mitchell
Shrek Forever After in US theaters May 21, 2010 starring Mike Myers, Cameron Diaz, Eddie Murphy, Antonio Banderas, Ian McShane. Shrek (Mike Myers) has become a domesticated family man. Instead of scaring villagers away like he used to, a reluctant … see full wiki
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Director:
Mike Mitchell
Release Date:
May 21, 2010
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review by JP_Rocky_Raccoon.
December 09, 2010
Happily--without getting cliche'--'Shrek Forever After' bounces back from 'Shrek the (Mediocre) Third' with the trajectory needed that its predecessor lacked. The hero is in dire straits; the characters are in fine form; and the audience is spared from tired dialogue and unnecessary tangents found in the last outing. The plot, furthermore, is solid and stirring--with some really neat tie-ins to the other films. While the ideas are truly revitalized, this final (?) effort is, nevertheless, not as … more
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In 2001 Dreamworks lit up the Animation World when they released Shrek. At the time the movie was a clever satire (and mockery) of what Disney had bee producing for the years prior. A much more vibrant fairy tale that inspired so many animated films to try and break from the mold of always having to be the sort of Disneyesque fairy tale that such films as Disney classic Princess movies were. For the longest time it seemed like only Dreamworks could make such a film. Shrek … more
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So, any guy would wonder what he has signed up for after getting married and having to work his *s* off to feed his 3 kids, even if he married the princess! Hey, don’t those little kids remind you of cabbage patch kids?! So, what does DreamWorks do? Bring the guy back to his heroic moments and relived his greatness and with that hopefully the magic of romance would be back! It’s all about finding love **again**! For both Shrek and Fiona, who had history … more
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Quick Tip by Sharrie.
December 28, 2010
Good news that it's the final chapter! Capitalizing on its success over and over again is just not the way to do it, imho.The story simply gets old. I did have fun watching it coz this is the 2nd of the series that I watched.
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Its not as good as the 1st and 2nd movies but more entertaining than the 3rd. The shrek series is still a major improvement over many other kids movies today though!My 2 yr old neice loves it especially the music.
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"Shrek Forever After" (if that is its real title) achieves exactly what it wanted to achieve simply by being a fun animated comedy with characters we've come to love. Still, for something so heavily promoted as being the final chapter, I'm surprised at how small and ordinary it seemed. Movies like this should end with a bang, emotionally and physically; they should not go from beginning to end on a slow and steady burn. By the end, most will feel as if they've been entertained. I felt that way. … more
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review by NicanorJourney.
June 18, 2010
Shrek Forever After is the fourth and supposedly final entry in the series of films chronicling the comical adventures of a green ogre by the name of Shrek. The first film released in 2001 was an instant hit. In 2004 it was followed by Shrek 2 which was also a delightfully entertaining animated-comedy. Then in 2007 the series took a misstep with Shrek the Third which was forgettable to say the least. Now we have Shrek Forever After which, though not as bad as Shrek the Third, still doesn't measure … more
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Please, please, please - let this franchise die already. The third movie killed it and the 4th only buried it deeper.
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The story is pretty simple and the movie is pretty short, but you get the feeling after watching it that the light bulb must be flickering just before it goes out. The heart and soul of what made the Shrek movies so good is almost completely gone.. To keep the franchise going at this point would be like forcing a kid with a broken leg to walk. It just seems cruel. Shrek had a decade of making us laugh, and we salute him for it. Which is why perhaps it's time to send the big green ogre off to a well … more
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Not the best of the series, but much more fun than the 3rd. I think it was a fitting end. And since I have room left .. "Do the roar" HaHA!
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A great story which really appreciates people about humans and others
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To Shrek's credit, the textures look more beautiful than ever & the sound effects are top-notch. Just needed to be funnier & more memorable.
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review by rmurray847.
May 24, 2010
SHREK FOREVER AFTER feels like a really good episode of a much loved TV show. For me, the first SHREK movie was something really new, a pop-culture referring, smart-alecky spin on fairy tales, with delightfully new characters and an animation style we hadn't seen before. It was genuinely touching at times, but mostly hilarious and eye-popping. SHREK 2 turned up the hilarity quotient and introduced Puss, one of the finest supporting characters in animation since Sebastian the Crab grace THE LITTLE … more
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