2001 Directed by Andrew Adamson, Vicky Jenson
It ain't easy bein' green -- especially if you're a likable (albeit smelly) ogre named Shrek. On a mission to retrieve a gorgeous princess from the clutches of a fire-breathing dragon, Shrek teams up with an unlikely compatriot -- a wisecracking donkey.
Mike Myers Eddie Murphy Cameron Diaz John Lithgow Vincent Cassel Peter Dennis Clive Pearse Jim Cummings Bobby Block Chris Miller Cody Cameron Kathleen Freeman Michael Galasso Christopher Knights Simon J. Smith Conrad Vernon Jacquie Barnbrook Guillaume Aretos John Bisom Matthew Gonder Calvin Remsberg Jean-Paul Vignon Val Bettin Andrew Adamson Gary A. Hecker
Aron Warner Jeffrey Katzenberg John H. Williams Ted Elliott Terry Rossio Jane Hartwell Kathleen Kelly Triva von Klark Stacey Vandermeer
Ken Bielenberg Mark Edwards Bob Whitehill Terran Boylan Mahesh Ramasubramanian Jennifer Dahlman David P. Allen Gabriel Herman Villarrubia Alain De Hoe Karen Schneider David Hart Juan J. Buhler Rhett Collier Greg Duda Martin Usiak Susan Thayer Matt Head Mirjana Nikolic Erdem Taylan
Lon Bender Scott Martin Gershin Eric Valetine Valerie Davidson Hugh Waddell Robert Renga Tony Lamberti Wylie Stateman Andy Nelson Jeffrey Wilhoit Wade Wilson Anna Behlmer Jennifer Mann Hector C. Gika Craig Heath Nerses Gezalyan James Moriana Greg Zimmerman
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wonder how leonard cohen feels knowing that for an entire generation the beautiful chords of "hallelujah" will just conjure up the mental image of two ogres pining for one another
for Halloween, we dressed up like French people, made a galette and some crepes, turned our TV to black and white, and watched Shrek in French with subtitles for a long-planned French Shrek night. What have I learned by watching Shrek as if it were a Godard film? Absolutely nothing. I don’t think the music choices work very well in the places they use them. Funny to hear French people say “Shrek.” The parfait joke doesn’t work in French! My sympathies to the French population.
the social network never included the part where mark zuckerberg steals the facebook logo design from lord farquaad
(screened in black & white with french dubbing)
so lucky to catch this ultra rare print of French New Wave Shrek! it’s so obvious that the directors intended the film to be shot in 35mm, in B&W, and on location in an actual swamp for added realism. the vastly inferior color version adhered too strictly to traditional form, but the B&W challenges the standard by intentionally confusing and boring its intended audience of children.
meanwhile, the french dialect injects a melancholy sorely missing from the theatrical cut, revealing the previously submerged existentialism lurking in the characters’ psyches.
overall a totally underrated, thought-provoking exploration of the futility of physical beauty — a must-see for all cinephiles serious about the craft. and all we had to do to unlock it was desaturate the tv and set the language to french
times I’ve seen Casablanca: one
times I’ve seen Citizen Kane: one
times I’ve seen The Godfather: one
times I’ve seen Fight Club: 0
times I’ve seen Shrek (2001): 100000000000
