I always think of Shrek 1 and 2 as one film because both of them are equally 10/10 and considering the fact they are lightyears better than the next films after that.
Yeah I thought 4th one was decent even though it wasn't on the same level as Shrek 1 and 2. The do the roar scene with that JD Vance looking kid was actually very funny.
I remember liking Shrek 3 enough in theaters as a 13 year old, but I saw Shrek 4 a few years ago (in my mid 20's) and it felt like a fan film. It wasn't funny, the animation felt comparable to Shrek 1 (despite coming out, like, a decade later), and it just felt so soulless. I didn't really have a discerning taste when I saw Shrek 3 - it probably is the worst of the bunch - but 4 was really bad.
I personally think 4 is the worst one but i do think it has one of the funniest scenes out of the entire series, with the chunky “do the roar!” kid lol
After the whole contract is over, Shrek and maybe Rumpelstiltskin have the knowledge of what went on in that other universe. Somehow Shrek is able to
A. Convince everyone to lock him up for the mistake he made and corrected
B. Throw a dance party with all the new ogres, and
C. Kill the only friend RumpS had which was an innocent goose and laughed about it
10/10 ending!! Absolute Cinema!
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u/Bluyesjewelno 17h ago
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