Shrek [Blu-ray] [2001]

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Secrets of 'Shrek' (HD, 4 min.) – A narrator goes over many of the fairy tale references you can see in 'Shrek.' Interesting bit of information: There were over a thousand fairy tale characters in Shrek's swamp at the beginning of the 'Shrek.' More information is given on some of the voices you might not know. Donkey's Decoration Scramble (HD) – An festive interactive game where you can put together puzzles and such with the arrows on your Blu-ray remote. May be fun for the kids. I love 'Shrek 2' as much as the first and find its action and humor exciting to watch. The end action scene, played out to the song "Holding Out for a Hero," is one of the very best sequences of the movie. Gotta love Mongo. For more about Shrek 4K and the Shrek 4K Blu-ray release, see Shrek 4K Blu-ray Review published by Martin Liebman on April 29, 2021 where this Blu-ray release scored 4.5 out of 5.

Light-to-moderate examples of aliasing carry over from the Blu-ray to be present here (look at suits of armor around the 5:30 Thriller Night (6:08), and The Pig Who Cried Werewolf (6:49). Note that these were all previously available on Blu-ray via the DreamWorks Spooky Stories release. that his new and unwanted Fairy Tale companions will be shuttled off to another land. Shrek and Donkey set out on a perilous journey filled with equal

Shrek the Musical "Who I'd Be" (HD, 4 min.) – Another musical number from the musical featuring Shrek and Donkey. By this time it seemed that the storybook world had worn a little thin. The jokes became humorless. The emotion felt ultra sappy, and the story felt weak. Included are five episodes: Hidden (23:04), Sphinx (23:04), Brothers (23:04), Dutchess (23:04), and Puss In Boots "These Boots Are Made For Walking" (SD, 2 min.) – Puss In Boots sings "These Boots Are Made For Walking." Clips of Antonio Banderas doing the voice work are spliced in.

marriage with a fair young princess. Farquaad chooses the lovely Fiona (voiced by Cameron Diaz) as his bride-to-be, ignoring the mirror's warning I love the first 'Shrek.' Its pop-culture humor, and its old-school storybook references mesh perfectly together and they're still relevant even today. The movie has heart, but most importantly a funny bone. It's an infinitely rewatchable movie. Dare I say, it's getting close to becoming a modern day animated classic. accompanied by his new companion, Donkey (voiced by Eddie Murphy) -- seeks out Lord Farquaad to ask that the Fairy Tale characters be removed,The story coasts along on old jokes, tired references, and some ridiculous plot-convenient scenes like when Fiona's mom all of a sudden realizes that she can headbutt her way through solid stone walls, and then explaining it away by saying, "Well, where do you think you got your fighting skills from Fiona?" Shrek's Holiday Favorites (1080p): Included are Shrek the Halls (28:02), Donkey's Caroling Christmas-tacular (6:39), It wouldn't be a sequel without the introduction of new characters, most prominently Puss In Boots (Antonio Banderas). 'Shrek 2' doesn't introduce too many more main characters so the introduction of Puss is hilarious and never feels like it overwhelms the characters we've come to know and love. Shrek's Halloween Favorites (1080p): Included are The Ghost of Lord Farquaad (12:34), Scared Shrekless (25:30),