| | Shrek The Third DVD
| Category | Latin DVDs, Children's Movies, Animation Videos, Family, Children/Family, Animated Characters, Animated Worlds, Fantasy, Sequel, Computer Animation, Fairy Tale | | Director | Raman Hui, Chris Miller | | Composer | Harry Gregson-Williams | | Producer | Aron Warner | | Screenwriter | Jon Zack, Jeffrey Price, Peter S. Seaman | | Voice | Eddie Murphy, Mike Myers, John Cleese, Cameron Diaz, Julie Andrews, Antonio Banderas, Eric Idle, Rupert Everett, Cheri Oteri, Justin Timberlake, Regis Philbin |
Animated; Standard Screen; Additional Footage; Soundtrack English; Soundtrack French; Soundtrack Spanish; English Subtitles In the third installment of the wildly popular SHREK series of computer-animated movies, everyone's favorite hygienically challenged green ogre (voiced by Mike Myers) faces both parental and royal responsibility when his wife, Princess Fiona (Cameron Diaz), finds out that she is pregnant and that her father, King Harold (John Cleese), is on his death bed. The shock of these revelations leads Shrek on a journey with his loyal companions Donkey (Eddie Murphy) and Puss in Boots (Antonio Banderas) to seek out another heir to the throne--an awkward young boy named Artie Pendragon (Justin Timberlake). Waiting in the wings is the scheming Prince Charming (Rupert Everett), who sees the perfect opportunity to make his own bid for power and rallies a villainous crew to attack the castle.
Taking over the reins from director Andrew Adamson, Raman Hui and Chris Miller fill the land of Far, Far Away with even more fairy-tale characters in SHREK THE THIRD. Although this takes away from Shrek's own screen time, it introduces the highly amusing Princess Squad--which includes Snow White (Amy Poehler) and Cinderella (Amy Sedaris)--and the bullying Lancelot (John Krasinski), among others. And, as always, this SHREK outing features many pop-culture references, even managing to nod to two horror films (THE EXORCIST and ROSEMARY'S BABY) in a single shot. The movie also allows for more hilarious interplay between Donkey and Puss in Boots, resulting in a comedic adventure tale that, while over-populated, is still undeniably entertaining.
Theatrical Release: May 18, 2007 Shrek The Third Reviews: 3 stars out of 4 -- "[P]acked with good jokes and redeeming revelry..."-- Mike Clark, USA Today "SHREK THE THIRD seems at once more energetic and more relaxed...[and] to some extent smarter....It helps that the animation looks better than ever."-- A. O. Scott, New York Times "[E]xecuted with efficiency and a few new supporting-character flourishes....SHREK THE THIRD sticks to the swamp it knows best..." -- Grade: B--- Lisa Schwarzbaum, Entertainment Weekly 3 stars out of 5 -- "From a visual standpoint, this is the most accomplished SHREK to date....The score is pretty ace too..."-- Neil Smith, Total Film "[With] gorgeously rendered digital animation....The film is studded with impressive set pieces....There is clearly great fun being had by the animators and voice artists..."-- Lisa Mullen, Sight and Sound Shrek The Third | List Price | $19.99 (You save $4.20) | | Studio | Paramount Home Entertainment | | Orig Year | 2007 | | All Time Sales Rank |  83303  | | CD Universe Part number | 7646602 | | Catalog number | 131217 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | May 20, 2008 | | Rating | PG (MPAA) | | Rating Reason | PG (for some crude humor, suggestive content and swashbuckling action | | Running Time | 93 Minutes | | Additional Info | Full Frame; Dubbed; Subtitled | | Movie Details | Color; Full Frame; Dubbed; Subtitled; Full Screen - Spanish Version |
Shrek The Third Movie Review  Worst so far....
Still not as good as the first and second one, but did have some good laughs between the characters, some pertaining more the adults. I found myself bored during certain parts. I thought it drug a little. I would wait until it came to Dvd, but if you have kids they will be entertained with all the music & laughs.
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 Good entertainment
We liked the third part almost as much as the first and second. It's good entertainment for the whole fam, a very nice and funny movie.
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 I liked this Shrek alot,the reviews are harsh!!!
These are pretty harsh reviews on a somewhat kids movie.I honestly thought the other movies were slow,and boring,and this one was funny.Truthfully everyone thinks the firsts the funniest because it was the first.Everything was new,and fresh,and the second's was the worst to me.I mean a Fairy god mother that's not nice.That's not funny.So to each his own...
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Needs better jokes.
What is up with Shrek the third? It's ridiculous beyond and the first two Shrek's where def. better. Really not funny plus I almost fell asleep in the movies.
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Still not as good as the first and second one, but did have some good laughs between the characters, some pertaining more the adults.
I found myself bored during certain parts. I thought it drug a little. I would wait until it came to Dvd, but if you have kids they will be entertained with all the music & laughs.
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Shrek The Third DVD Keep Case
Full Frame -
1.33
Audio:
Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround - French, Spanish
Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround - French, Spanish
Subtitled - English, French, Spanish
Additional Release Material:
Audio Commentary: Cast
Featurette: Tech of SHREK 3
Music Video:
1. "Dancing Babies"
2. "Donkey Dance"
Additional Scenes:
1. "The Fauxly Grail"
2. "Hot Lunch"
3. "Cyrano De Artie"
Trailers:
1. CHARLOTTE'S WEB
2. DWA Jukebox
3. "Get Up And Play" PSA
4. SHREK Franchise
Interactive Features:
Interactive Games:
1. "Learn The Donkey Dance"
2. "How To Be Green"
Text/Photo Galleries:
Shrek's Guide To Parenthood
DVD-ROM Features:
1. Printables
2. Royal Tournament Games
3. Shrek Smash Ups
4. Weblinks
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