Shrek 1-4 Box Set [Blu-ray]

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Shrek and Fiona travel to the Kingdom of Far Far Away, where Fiona's parents are King and Queen, to celebrate their marriage. When they arrive, they find they are not as welcome as they thought they would be. (less) Here's where they get everything right. The second and third film could be used as demo-material during a few of their scenes, but 'Shrek Forever After' and its 1080p image could be used as demo-material throughout its entire runtime. In short, this is as perfect as video presentations come. The past three films came in a 1.78:1 aspect ratio, so 'Shrek Forever After' is the odd one out with a 2.35:1 ratio. Still, there's no reason that should bother you. Just a choice by the filmmakers to go with a different aspect ratio. Nothing big. Detail is wonderful. Ogre skin seems more alive than ever, and the thousands of tiny hairs that make up Donkey and Puss move and sway with a life of their own without a hit of aliasing around them. Rumplestiltskin's gigantic eyeballs are another place to find some superb detail. Free from any artifacts like banding or shimmering, 'Shrek Forever After' shines as the best one of the bunch.

Shrek 4K Blu-ray (20th Anniversary Edition)

Shrek, Rattle & Roll (SD) — A collection of extra material, like two music videos for Baha Men's "Best Years of Our lives" and Smash Mouth's "I'm a Believer." There's also a karaoke dance party with various characters, and a peak at Shrek the Musical with Farquaad performing "What's Up Duloc." Arthur -- or "Artie," as he likes to be called -- isn't King material, either, and the very notion of being given the responsibility of ruling over all the

Spotlight on Fiona (HD, 10 min.) – Another spotlight feature with cast and crew interviews with, but this time about Fiona. probably aren't going to notice any substantial upgrade in terms of detail. What is here is very sharp, very detailed, very clean, very clear, and very It started with a loveable ogre…who befriended a talking donkey…and rescued a beautiful princess in the unforgettable story that broke the mold for all animated films to follow. Now comes SHREK FOREVER AFTER, the hilarious and fitting finale to the record-breaking, Oscar®-winning movie phenomenon.

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Jeffrey Katzenberg opened the discussion/presentation of the Blu-ray by contextualizing the release of Shrek and its importance to the foundation of DreamWorks Animation. some nice, if not slightly understated, overhead effects, such as falling rain or added musical fill, but for the most part the top layer speakers are usedwell against this, so this is recommended only to serious fans of the film, especially since good money says that these slow drip Shrek UHD

Shrek the Third Limited Edition 4K Ultra HD Steelbook

Jane Lynch, Craig Robinson, Kathy Griffin, Mary Kay Place, Meredith Vieira, Ryan Seacrest, Larry King and Regis Philbin. Writers: Ted Elliott , Terry Rossio , Joe Stillman , Roger S.H. Schulman , William Steig , Cody Cameron Spotlight on Donkey (SD, 11 min) — An amusing piece centering around the character with interviews from cast and crew.The story coasts along on old jokes, tired references, and some ridiculous plot-convenient scenes like when Fiona's mom all of a sudden realizes that she can headbutt her way through solid stone walls, and then explaining it away by saying, "Well, where do you think you got your fighting skills from Fiona?"

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This steelbook is gorgeous! One of the most eye-catching steelbooks I own with stunning artwork to boot! throughout. The source animation appears to look just about as good as it's going to look on Blu-ray. The UHD finesses where it can, but casual viewers And if this isn’t enough Shrek to sate you – there is always the currently touring Shrek musical, the annual television/ABC-run specials Shrek the Halls& Scared Shrekless, the Shrek 4D theme park attraction and the upcoming theatrical Shrek-spinoff Puss in Boots (release date: Nov 4 th, 2011) to hopefully alleviate your pains.Shrek the Third is the weakest film in the series, and the UHD is fairly straightforward. Video and audio receive boosted specs but, aside from Donkey's Caroling Christmas-tacular (HD, 5 min.) – A brand new 'Shrek' short featuring Donkey singing Christmas songs. You can play it with sing-a-long song lyrics if you'd like. Secrets of 'Shrek Forever After' (HD, 4 min.) – More secrets and things you may have missed the first time around. The voices are covered again. Bonus material is identical to what's offered on the previous Blu-ray release, but only accessible on the DVD disc.