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Shrek The Third

Shrek the Third
Image associated with the film
Original Title Shrek the Third
Realization Chris Miller and Raman Hui
Main actors Original Voices
Mike Myers
Cameron Diaz
Eddie Murphy
Antonio Banderas
Julie Andrews
John Cleese
Rupert Everett
Eric Idle
Justin Timberlake
Scenario Jeffrey Price
Peter S. Seaman
Chris Miller
Aron Warner
History
Andrew Adamson
William Steig
Mounting Joyce Arrastia
Michael Andrews
Production Aron Warner
Andrew Adamson
Denise Nolan Cascino
Company (s) of production Paramount Pictures
Budget 160 million dollars
Country of origin Flag: United States United States
Language (s) original (s) English
Duration 93 min.
Output Flag of the United States 18 May 2007

Shrek the Third (Shrek the Third) is a CGI movie of Chris Miller and Raman Hui released in 2007. The film was produced by Jeffrey Katzenberg for DreamWorks Animation and distributed by Paramount Pictures. It was originally released in the United States 18 May 2007 (cell six years after the first film). Although the film has received some criticism mixed, gross income is estimated at 798,958,162 dollars , making this film a commercial success.

Shrek the Third is preceded by Shrek and Shrek 2 , from a fairy tale of William Steig , by DreamWorks SKG in 2007 and followed by the fourth and final film Shrek 4.

Summary

/ / Synopsis

After the death of the king, Shrek and Fiona are forced to rule the kingdom of Far Far Away. However, if they can find Arthur Pendragon a worthy heir to the throne and bring him back to the kingdom, they can return to their swamp.

What follows reveals key moments in the plot.

Shrek, Donkey and Puss in Boots then go on their side, leaving only the castle Fiona and thank you for a coup of Prince Charming who, determined to rule the kingdom, removes, with the help monsters and villains of fairy tales, all people who oppose him ...

End of Revelations.

Around Film

  • The grip of the French film "He has the royal attitude" which is a reference to the song The positive attitude of Lorie (whose expression positive attitude gained momentum after it was used by Jean-Pierre Raffarin ).
  • Unlike the two previous games, the film does not begin with images of book of fairy tales.
  • In the scene where we learn that the Princess Rapunzel is actually complicit in Charming, you can see that behind the two characters is at the back of the room, painting of the coronation of Napoleon painted by David (48'45).
  • A scene from the film is different from that shown in the trailer : In the film, when Doris talks about his attraction to Prince Charming and the other girls express their disgust, they are walking in a dark sewer, taking into torches. In the trailer, they are outside without torches.
  • The film has been criticized in Quebec , as it was dubbed into Parisian slang , making it sometimes incomprehensible to speakers of Quebec. The ADQ , supported by the Union of Artists , has even proposed a bill requiring all films shown in Quebec soil to be dubbed in Quebec, just as one finds in France. However, the bill was not passed, fearing a boycott of film producers, as DreamWorks .
  • A final installment, "Shrek 4, it was an end", was released in 2010.

Winks film

  • Monty Python and the Holy Grail : The first scene shows Prince Charming riding his horse and go to save his princess. We see later that he is actually playing in a room, riding a wooden horse and the clatter of hoofs was done by two coconut hit against one another by a person. This technique is found in Foley Holy Grail: The film's budget is "too low to buy horses, these horses have been replaced by a servant after the knight and banging coconuts.
  • The Visitors : One Student Wocestershire said "That puir", a replica of the Jacqouille Fripouille.
  • Brice de Nice : When Lancelot declares the replica fetish Brice Broken causes when Arthur.
  • Titanic : Arthur launches "I am the master of the world" by reaching as Leonardo DiCaprio and this after saying "this is the hidden part of the iceberg" in reference to the same iceberg that sank the Titanic.

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