Shrek is different from other movies. It has appeal to people of all ages, in its comedy, romantic performance, and creative story line. Shrek is a comedy about a coarse-eating monster, a vibrant princess, a clever donkey and a nervous ruler. This movie has a brilliant story line, from the initial moody monster to the moment he found friendship and love in hysterics. The story line is divided into different levels of understanding; it is a pleasant movie for people of all ages. A clever way to use the humorous Shrek to spoof other fairy tales. In one scene, Princess Fiona's singing caused the blue bird to explode. In another scene, the description of Snow White's magic mirror is "She may have a life of seven people, but don't be fooled, she is not easy." And these subtle comedy lines are used to amuse adults. And with simple humor, such as sitting in the swamp "Farting Ogre Movie Opening" to amuse the children. Shrek is a great job for actors, including Eddie Murphy and Mike Myers, and meeting their expectations is a comedy. It has something for everyone; it is a great animated story that is equally exciting for adults and children.
Shrek evaluation action
2021-10-13 18:32
Extended Reading
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Tara 2022-03-23 09:01:04
The complete subversion of fairy tales. In the final part of the film, I think I can't help but look forward to a better ending. This is the ending that has been influenced by fairy tales~
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Demarcus 2022-03-24 09:01:04
The three images of Shirike are not flattering, but the movie is still the main story.
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Lord Farquaad: [Slowly and dramatically to the looking glass] Magic... mirror... on... the wa...
Gingerbread Man: DON'T TELL HIM ANYTHING!
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Donkey: I don't get it, Shrek. Why didn't you just pull some of that ogre stuff on him? You know, throttle him, lay siege to his fortress, grind his bones to make your bread? You know, the whole ogre trip.
Shrek: Oh, I know. Maybe I could have decapitated an entire village, put their heads on a pike, gotten a knife, cut open their spleens and drink their fluids. Does that sound good to you?
Donkey: Uh... no, not really, no.