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S hrek
Lord Farquaad banishes all the fairy tales from the land, so a lonely Ogre and a friendly talkative steed set out to save the Princess.

Directed by Andrew Adamson and Vicky Jenson
Written by Ted Elliott (screenplay) and William Steig (book)

  Mike Myers voice of Shrek
Eddie Murphy voice of The Donkey
Cameron Diaz voice of Princess Fiona
John Lithgow voice of Lord Farquaad
Vincent Cassel voice of Monsieur Hood
Peter Dennis voice of Ogre Hunter
Jim Cummings voice of Captain of Guards
Chris Miller voice of Geppetto/Magic Mirror
Kathleen Freeman voice of Old Woman
Jacquie Barnbrook voice of Wrestling Fan
Guillaume Aretos voice of Merry Man
Matthew Gonder voice of Merry Man
Running Time: 89 min.
Release Date: May. '01

Overall Call:
Going into this one I was hoping for a Toy Storyish fun film - I got much more. The story is clever and the humor is genuinely funny, as opposed to passable kiddy humor. There are a fair amount of parody like jokes that were all successful. The overall fairy tale story rang true as well. Not to mention that the digital animation is far superior to anything else to date. Anyone that comes out of this one grumbling is a real scrooge.

Reasons For Recommendation:
+ Excellent digital animation
+ Excellent writing

Rating:

 
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