Greetings Humans!
Watching animated movies is probably my favorite pastime. I turned on the television today to see what movie was airing in the 7 oclock time slot on my three favorite movie channels. I was really surprised to find out that all three channels had an animated movie airing at 7pm as per the schedule. There was Home, Hotel Transylvania 2, and Shrek 3. I had not watched Home yet. I had seen Hotel Transylvania one time about 3 months ago and found it quite entertaining, probably better than the first. Shrek 3, was watched by me about 20 times in the past. It must be quaint to hear that deciding which movie to watch in the 7pm slot was a pretty hard decision to make. First, I thought that I have already watched Shrek 3 like a gazillion times and it is sure to keep airing on that channel so I better watch Home. But, being my usual Shrek series loving person, I decided to watch Shrek 3 for like the 21st time. It was like a sing along, except I spoke the dialogues along with the movie.
I love all of the four Shrek movie. The first two parts may be better than the last two, but they don't reduce the importance of the trailing parts at all. The third part basically revolves around finding Arthur, the lost heir to 'Far, Far Away' (the kingdom ruled by Fiona's father who dies a frog!). The secondary story components include Shrek's anxiety regarding becoming a parent and Prince Charming's evil plans of becoming king of Far, Far Away including taking revenge upon Shrek. The movie is about 90 minutes of entertainment and is sure to lighten up some grouchy people. Notable parts of the movie:
1. The death of the Frog King (Fiona's father)
2. Shrek's dream of the frightening babies.
3. The Worchestire high school.
4. The entry of Arthur.
5. The Attack of Prince Charming
6. The butt scratching in the starting of the movie
Anyways, this movie preserves the charm of the first two Shreks and proves to be an excellent example of one of the best animated movies. The annoying but lovable Donkey and the adorable Puss in Boots stole this movie recommender's heart!
Signing off,
Monica
Watching animated movies is probably my favorite pastime. I turned on the television today to see what movie was airing in the 7 oclock time slot on my three favorite movie channels. I was really surprised to find out that all three channels had an animated movie airing at 7pm as per the schedule. There was Home, Hotel Transylvania 2, and Shrek 3. I had not watched Home yet. I had seen Hotel Transylvania one time about 3 months ago and found it quite entertaining, probably better than the first. Shrek 3, was watched by me about 20 times in the past. It must be quaint to hear that deciding which movie to watch in the 7pm slot was a pretty hard decision to make. First, I thought that I have already watched Shrek 3 like a gazillion times and it is sure to keep airing on that channel so I better watch Home. But, being my usual Shrek series loving person, I decided to watch Shrek 3 for like the 21st time. It was like a sing along, except I spoke the dialogues along with the movie.
I love all of the four Shrek movie. The first two parts may be better than the last two, but they don't reduce the importance of the trailing parts at all. The third part basically revolves around finding Arthur, the lost heir to 'Far, Far Away' (the kingdom ruled by Fiona's father who dies a frog!). The secondary story components include Shrek's anxiety regarding becoming a parent and Prince Charming's evil plans of becoming king of Far, Far Away including taking revenge upon Shrek. The movie is about 90 minutes of entertainment and is sure to lighten up some grouchy people. Notable parts of the movie:
1. The death of the Frog King (Fiona's father)
2. Shrek's dream of the frightening babies.
3. The Worchestire high school.
4. The entry of Arthur.
5. The Attack of Prince Charming
6. The butt scratching in the starting of the movie
Anyways, this movie preserves the charm of the first two Shreks and proves to be an excellent example of one of the best animated movies. The annoying but lovable Donkey and the adorable Puss in Boots stole this movie recommender's heart!
Signing off,
Monica
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