"Shrek FOREVER AFTER" is opened, and the story is told one by one.
Shrek, who experienced hardships, also started his happy life, simple and repetitive, change and responsibility.
He became a good man. really? real!
He has everything good: a virtuous wife, lovely children, and acquaintances.
"Is this really me?" Shrek asked himself in the mirror.
"Is this really happiness?" The director asked himself to the camera, and we asked ourselves to the big screen.
How would this geeky director who turned his back on Disney answer the Shrek he created? Keep watching.
PART2: Destiny is so humorous that the loved ones are silent
. "Where did you go when I needed you the most?"
It is a question that a person who has been in love cannot escape. Everyone must have asked or been asked.
One side of the question must be a long wait, and the other side of the answer must be silence.
Shrek decides to break the silence with willfulness, the reason (or an excuse) is to find himself, but he is asked this question when he turns back.
He begins to redeem himself, no matter if the director is still struggling with the question of "is this really happiness?" at this moment, he has to make our hero act, if we watch him in his swamp thinking about this problem By the end of the movie, we're... tragic.
PART3: Time is Amber and let the tears be locked drop by drop
. "Dragon flew over... Cross a bridge and return to the castle". Anyone who can add it would be very grateful.
That mantra has confirmed the process of the two people, from calm to wind and waves to approaching, from familiarity to strangeness and then to familiarity.
Thinking it over again, it still seems very moving.
PART4: A whole universe for a red bean...
I write this as if this is a love movie. Maybe, who knows? Maybe it's your own mood that's at work, stop it.
There are still plenty of laughs in the film: the witch version of Shrek, the Phoenix Legend version of the donkey, the doughnut version of the cat in boots, the Kung Fu version of the gingerbread man... There are many more you can't imagine Happy, see for yourself. It may be the last one, so the supporting characters of the first three films all appeared unwillingly at the end of the last film, showing their faces, and evoking a lot of happy memories, haha.
All these prank stories satisfy all the tastes of my "little monster":
willfulness or responsibility? Pleasure or pain? Universe or Red Bean? I still can't get enough... . . .
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