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    Shrek the Third
    a.k.a. Shrek 3 Director: Chris Miller Cast: Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz, Antonio Banderas

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    • DVD Release Date: 11/13/2007
    • Rating: Rated PG
    • Sales Rank: 8,987

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    DreamWorks' beloved (and lucrative) green ogre harkens back to the silver screen for a tertiary installment in the highly anticipated Shrek the Third, which reunites the cast members from the first two episodes: Mike Myers as Shrek, Eddie Murphy as Donkey, Cameron Diaz as Princess Fiona, Antonio Banderas as Puss 'n' Boots, Julie Andrews as Queen Lillian, Rupert Everett as Prince Charming, and John Cleese as King Harold. Also joining the ensemble are a panorama of new guests, including pop phenom Justin Timberlake as Fiona's wayward cousin Artie, Eric Idle as Merlin, and Amy Sedaris as Cinderella. The premise takes up where Shrek 2 left off; although Shrek and Fiona were married in part two, they never intended for the big green ogre to inherit the throne of Far, Far Away. When Fiona's father King Harold develops a fatal illness, Shrek, Donkey, and Puss 'n' Boots set out on a quest to find Artie -- the proper heir, who has rejected kingship -- and turn him from a snotty, rebellious punk into a grateful prince. Meanwhile, Prince Charming, Fiona's jilted bridegroom, gathers up a parade of history's most famous fairy-tale nasties, including Captain Hook and others, and incites them to storm the castle and seize the throne by force. But Fiona and her mother, Lillian, have a trick up their sleeve: an army of fairy-tale heroes and heroines, including Lancelot, Snow White, and Cinderella, who will fight the invading onslaught. Chris Miller takes the director's chair for this outing, with Raman Hui co-helming. ~ Nathan Southern, All Movie Guide All Movie Guide

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    Wow!by bookin-it

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    November 12, 2009: I don't do this often, but I commend Dreamworks for Shrek 1 and 2. But the third one is just insulting. Here are some things to concider regarding the third Shrek: 1) Compared to the first two movies, Donkey has very little screen time - he's way too quiet which is out of character for him. 2) Anything the movie makers thought might've been funny was repeated over and over again until they killed the joke dead and you whish they hadn't even tried at all. 3) Before there is an all-out fight scene toward the end of the movie which gives you the idea that they're about to redeem the movie, someone jumps in and starts talking about peace and how we can all get along and so the climax is... everyone gets along. Besides the political agenda, propoganda and recycled pop-culture hints, this movie was just a complete bust from five minutes into it until the very end. I admit I kept hanging on waiting for redemption, but sadly, for me, it never came. I beleive the reason some people claim to like this movie is because they're die-hard Shrek fans through and through and I respect that. But we can't give Dreamworks the impression that we liked this movie because then they'll just keep making trash like this thinking we actually like it.

    Third time not the charm.by Anonymous

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    January 02, 2008: All though Shrek the Third has it's moments of fun and great animation, it doesn't hold up to the first two movies. There are some great moments like the evil trees taken from The Wizard of OZ and than redundant scenes that seem old because they were used in the other Shrek films. The extras are pretty good though the blooper reel is pretty lame with most of it being test animation before it was corrected for the film. It's a good film for the whole family but you might want to rent it before purchasing.

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