Shrek Forever After - 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital

This is my absolute favorite of the movies in this delightful animated series. Shrek, our liveable ogre is married to Fiona an they have 3 delightful babies, Donkey is still doing what he does best..being equally annoying and entertaining at the same time. All if the other characters are still occupying his life and home, but Shrek soon starts to feel overwhelmed with fatherhood, marital responsibiliies, and with just how much his world has changed. At the celebration of the triplets 1st birthday he has a complete me!tdown and storms out of the party. What follows is snappy dialogue most of which is provided by the genius of Eddie Murphy, who gives voice and character to Donkey. The quest to get his life back as he realizes what he's lost and what is really important is an enjoyable and entertaining movie. Great fun that can be watched by the entire family.

Always good

All the Shrek movies are good, but this is my favorite. The character of Rumpelstiltskin is beautifully animated and has a great voice, and *great* lines. He is just *so* snarky. Frankly, I have watched this 4 or 5 times and each time it brings a smile to my face. Of course, the Donkey is, as always, incredible. All in all, a great animated feature, and one that will be a classic for a long, long time.

Always makes me laugh

Another great shrek film!

Funny movie. Cute for kids

When we last reported, Shrek was the acting king of Far Far Away, and he's not a happy camper. Fiona tries to give him encouragement, but an ogre as king doesn't go over too well with the people of the kingdom. Shrek begins to feel like a failure, so he asks Rumpelstiltskin to cast a spell on him as if he'd never been born. What happens after that is classic, but I don't want to give too much away. See the movie to see the hilarity that ensues. The 4K video is excellent, as is the 5.1 surround sound. The colors are more vivid, thanks to HDR. While the whole family can enjoy this movie, the double-entendres will be appreciated by the adults in the audience. The entire series, all four volumes, have to be seen to really appreciate the whole story. Order all four, and enjoy!

In the first "Shrek" film, our title character had to accept himself; in 2, he had to accept family; and in 3, he had to accept responsibility. In the closing chapter "Shrek Forever After", the lesson is clear cut: You don't know what you've got until it's gone. Shrek (given heart & soul by the great Mike Myers) learns this the hard way when his seemingly idyllic life becomes one long broken record of diaper changes, swamp maintenances, and cutesy dinner table stories. Soon feeling trapped in his own life (and longing for the "good old days" as a terrifying ogre), he longs for a way out. Enter the devious Rumpelstiltskin (played with gleeful villainy by Walt Dohrn) who talks Shrek into signing an "ogre for a day" contract. Relishing his newfound freedom, it all turns sour: A deceitful character such as Rumpel' cleverly weaves repercussions into the contract, and Shrek's world is quickly turned upside down as Donkey (Eddie Murphy again, hilarious as usual) can't fathom a friendship between ogre & donkey; Puss 'n Boots (the suave voice of Antonio Banderos) is now domesticated and morbidly obese; and his beloved Fiona (the terrific Cameron Diaz) is the unlikely leader of an ogre resistance. Worse, Rumpel' has used loopholes to seize & rule The Land of Far, Far Away. So again, it's up to our unlikely hero Shrek to save the day & restore order to his life. The story borrows a page from "It's A Wonderful Life", except completely done over, Shrek style. There's a parade of notable voice talent here (as well as The Pied Piper, who has no lines & warbles on his flute instead). And, of course, the animation is excellent. So is it good? Well, I thought SFA falls somewhere in the middle; it's not quite as good as parts 1 & 2, but certainly better than the hit & miss part 3. The opening bit with Shrek's mundane life repeating itself faster & faster is amusing, and the closing credits--cleverly montaging scenes from the earlier films--is a cute & touching farewell, reminding us where the series has been. Extras include deleted scenes, a behind-the-scenes featurette, and cast & crew interviews. So long, Shrek! It was great knowing you!

全作揃えたいけど、1番ストーリーが変化する作品でした。

Good film

Bon produit,

I've been a fan of these movies since day one....I was missing this one in my collection but no longer....it arrived and I watched it right away.....great laughs and the usual Shrek l like moments....love it :)

No tiene audio en castellano ni subtítulos. Es una edición que me gustaría tener por lo menos con subtitulos en castellano.