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I'll be honest simple videos are possibly my favourites dramas and serious topics are not my thing, but this is more than serious. Im simple, you call shrek bad i will find you
It's one thing to hate on Shrek but Dreamworks as an entire company??? Hello??? Prince of Egypt??? Kung Fu Panda??? How to Train Your Dragon??? Literally some of the best animation I've ever seen of all time. Prince of Egypt is honestly such a work of art, it belongs in a museum.
I think if he phrased it “I don’t like this movie, here’s why” instead of “this movie sucks and everyone should hate it, here’s why” it would be fine. But they didn’t so get the torches.
Exactly. I personally can’t stand Shrek, but all of his points are ridiculous and nit picky. Less of a review and more of a hit piece. Did a green, Scottish swamp monster steal his toys, kill his parents, and suck away his lifetime supply of joy?
I would argue it's the closest thing to an objective flaw that Shrewk has - others, including Disney eventually, saw that deconstructing fairytales and poking fun at their tropes and archetypes was lucrative and have been trying to replicate its success for years. More like a humblebrag tho
@@cc.varnis it also gave the strong message of loving yourself, even when the world sees you as a monster, and that you don't need a man to fix you (in Fiona's case, which also flips fairy tales on their head). Shrek, like onions, has LAYERS and they are GOOD
Fun fact: I went to a small courthouse wedding (5 guests) and for the reception, we went to the house and watched Shrek 2 because it’s a great story about marriage and the importance of communication and unconditional love.
@@yourcarsextendedwarranty4453 You can hate it sure. But publically dissing it and saying it is a bad movie because you don't like it .Nah, mate that's not it.
Fiona and Shrek have PORES. The fire is AMAZING for the time period. The animation was ahead of its time by a large margin. Look at 3D films from the same time and the animation for most of them is plastic-y and flat at the same time. The textures of the clothing, hair, and the lighting for Shrek is exquisite in comparison.
"Shoddy animation" Okay, I was THERE when these movies were being made and talked about. I was also very present before that, when Toy Story first kicked off the rise of 3D animated films. From Day 1, sneak peaks from the production of Shrek were blowing our tiny little minds with its animation. Even today, it still stands up surprisingly well. Dreamworks did amazing work with fur and skin textures, realistic movements (sans motion capture!), lighting, expressions... they completely blew it out of the water. Completely. It took ages to render because the technology was less advanced and they didn't cut corners. You can put Shrek 2--actually, the first 2 movies--side by side with animated movies made over a decade later and it STILL impresses. Sure, maybe you can make arguments about animation quality from an animator's standpoint. But as a viewer? It's fantastic. Have you SEEN the texture of the velvet on her dress? It was 2001! Two-thousand freaking one! Bioware's pre-rendered ME: Andromeda cutscenes from 2017 couldn't even touch the realism of Shrek's expressions and movements. This journalist has NO EYES. That is the only explanation I can muster.
i went to college for animation and I personally think the animation is amazing. is it dated? sure, it came out 20 years ago when 3D animation was only just getting started. but it by no means “bad” animation.
Fun fact: there’s this term called “Shrek’s law” where, for every Shrek sequel that comes out, each movie has two times more rendering hours than the previous one.
he sounds like a disney adult whos mad about people poking fun at him and his obsession with fairy tales and thinks the root problem is the ripple affect of shrek in the way the it changed the cultural perspective many people have on fairy tales and particularly disney rather than him just being a lil weird.
This seems personal. Like maybe his parents announced that they were getting divorced while he was watching shrek. or maybe he got bullied over liking the movie and this is an over correction.
this article feels like it was written by a Disney adult who’s mad that one of the most iconic children’s movie of all time that people still love was done by Dreamworks
This movie was wayyyyyy ahead of its time especially in terms of themes like not judging people from the outside and Fiona being a strong female character. Revolutionary movie and so much better than the mindless trash Disney produced
And it's sequels also hold true to the morals that the first movie is based on... And also they didn't suck.. Unlike other movies whose sequels end up being disappointing
The phrase "high brow" refers to the racist idea that white people's skulls were bigger and had better browlines than black people's, thus making them inherently smarter than black people, whose small, low-browed minds could not think as well. Please get your racism out of a black man's comment section, thanks.
the chat in the end asking for help while he was promising nobody was being held hostage shows the chemistry he was able to create with his audience, that was wholesome
Journalism IS dead when your hate-clickbait article can't even hate on something properly. Guy may as well have written "shrek is bad: I was paid to say it but I don't agree"
My partner didn't like Shrek prior to me meeting him due to a dislike of Mike Meyers. The gateway drug to liking him was Austin Powers and then I threw on Shrek and he actually liked it. He didn't LOVE it but he did buy me the 20th anniversary steel book copy which is good enough to me 😂💕
I thought you said “ I know there are people who like Jeffree star James Charles and Shane Dawson” and I was like “yeah of course they don’t like them for a good reason” but reading it again this is super funny lmao
Bro the moment Fiona realized she was still worthy of love in her ogre form taught girls everywhere that fairytale like the Little Mermaid that require you to fundamentally change yourself or hide a huge part of yourself is NOT true love
The saddest part about The Little Mermaid is that she isn't even in love with her prince, she just has a kink for humans. Any human would do, she's like a weeaboo encountering a Japanese person - she's just earning for an idealized Other, she's not even sacrificing part of herself out of actual love.
@@morganqorishchi8181 whoa, id never thought about it that way, youre right. that adds a whole extra layer of dysfunction to the classic disney princess marriage-at-first-sight romance
"Shrek is bad because in a movie about fairy tales, dragons, and a giant ogre, a toilet flushing is anachronistic" - the author of this failed hit piece on our beloved classic.
It's even funnier that this salty "writer" misses the message of it satirizing Disney rather than just fairytales in general. It's like he read the summary of Shrek and then got pissed off at that and shit out an article. Shrek is unironically an amazing film and I will not take this slander
Yeah, it's funny because Disney itself skewered Fairy Tales and made them into jokes. Fairy tales are usually not happy. I mean, look at The Little Mermaid. She's turns into sea foam because she couldn't kill the prince (the same prince that chose someone else over her). But yeah, Shrek totally ruined fairy tales.
@@khatunamezvrishvili6211 hell, Farquaad is literally a reference to someone at Disney that Katzenberg had beef with, hence the constant 'haha he short' jokes and the name sounding like 'fuckwad'
WTF? It sounds like his editor assigned him this story and then said, "We need it to be edgy and controversial". He was like, "How tf do you make an article about the Shrek anniversary controversial?!" So he just took all the good points about the film and twisted it up to sound like bad things. Done!
@@junjunjamore7735 only a six year difference, and in the grand scheme of film history, that wasn’t a lot. I think it was the ... 5th(?) completely cgi animated movie after the first two toy stories, antz, and a bugs life.
I still believe either animation is pretty amazing when it’s a kids film, weird looking animals and creatures and what I picture animated princess look like! Remember what our computer and video games looked like 🤷🏾♀️
Did you know that Shrek “was fuelled by anti-Disney sentiments” and Lord Farquaad (whose name is supposed to sound like f*ckwad) was modelled to look like the Disney CEO at the time Michael Eisner? Apparently the producer of Shrek used to work for him and hated him. It’s pretty funny to read about
The one scene from ‘Shrek 2’ that really engraved itself in my brain was when the big giant gingerbread cookie attacked the Far Far Away town, Godzilla-style, and the Starbucks customers ran for their lives to the other Starbucks across the street. That’s when I knew, ‘Shrek’ is really self-aware and relevant with the pop culture 👌👌🤣🤣 Gingy and Puss are also LEGENDARY characters so, this ‘Too-biased’ person needs a moviecation 😝
I once wrote and directed a 15 minute play in high school called “how the shrek are ya?” About how shrek is a representation of our emotions and our interpersonal thoughts, feeling and relationships. It was pretty lit.
I mean I agree that the author is probably just a pretentious Disney fan with an individuality complex, but popular, widely loved things can be pretty shit. It is an opinion article, after all
This is grotesque. Shrek teaches girls you can be yourself. It also humanizes the others and I like that. He had so many film options to criticize but chose one of the only ones I feel comfortable showing my younger family members.
There are arguments to be made out of cheap or unnecessary potty humor, but clearly shrek is a smarter use of potty humor so he didn’t know how to make that argument
@@itslapisnotbob8368 I can understand criticizing Shrek the third for its usage of potty humor, but the original two both use it much better, and have more to offer than just that.
@@directorforplastic7929 Exactly! Plus, it’s a story starring an *ogre* . Of course it’d have toilet humor! And it doesn’t come off as gratuitous the way the dude was arguing. 🙄
Loved it as a kid and now that I'm an adult, I love it even more. Honestly, it's the closest thing that has gotten to Mel-Brooks-style humor/comedy that's not from the man himself. Shrek is love, Shrek is life.
In this article: "Shrek is bad because I ignored everything that has been said about its artistic merits. Also you can't write a story if someone else has already written something like this before. Also you can't make fun of fairy tales because they're good and I like it."
Literally 90% of this guy’s complaints is “but they made a lot of movies INSPIRED by Shrek later :( :( :(“ ..... a lot of studios tried to be Disney, too. Including Dreamworks lol
@@alkaidc9862 Instead of blaming the copycats for missing the point or nuances of the original, this guy blamed the original for inspiring the copycats. What?
Yeah @Booty Crusader (to some degree you're right about DreamWorks in that vain, I credit you there), but hopefully that comment's not aimed at stuff like "Don Bluth Films" and "Don Bluth Productions". (Don Bluth made FOX's Anastasia). People went after it saying "Trying to be Disney". Weird response! Wanna know why it's a weird response? - Don Bluth had been a Disney employee and collaborator; for crying out loud! (And a lot of his staff were also Disney Alumni) It was thanks to him that Disney's Sleeping Beauty was a thing for example. So I agree with the sentiment but it also annoys me when you can tell people haven't done their homework before running their mouths; thinking they know what they're talking about when they don't. It's 'consistency' and 'loyalty' and 'homage' to perform any skill whether it be drawing/art/animation/illustration or writing or whatever like the place you got your training and experience; not 'copying', 'laziness' and 'wannabe-like'. That'd be my first point. The other question I'd pose is why is it a 'sin' for a Disney artist of Disney quality - clearly - to still draw and write at Disney-level when he's working on his own (at the 'helm', I guess) projects? That makes no sense. It's basically saying "Unless you're calling stuff 'Disney', you Disney guys need to turn it down a notch and wrestle below your weight-bracket - even though it'll make your film less than what it could be - so that those of us who don't have Disney-level skills ourselves don't feel bad or get upset because of our own insecurities". It both doesn't make any sense and shows just how far people's jealousy will go. I swear - some people's brains have 75% of the cells not working sometimes (that comments at people who don't do their research; not necessarily you or anybody else commenting). So yeah, that's my 2 (thousand) cents worth on that particular issue. Fun fact: And this proves that it takes 'big' individuals to 'not' get upset and jealous and envious and selfish/self-serving; even before Disney owned the rights to some of Don Bluth's personally-made stuff, his whole production team were quite happy to have Disney to play his "All Dogs Do To Heaven: The Series" (a tv show that follows All Dogs Go To Heaven 2 and precedes An All Dogs Christmas Carol) on their platforms/channels at the time it came out and Disney were quite happy to play it. So it went both ways. There was no "you can suck it" attitude from either side.
Imagine a mainstream publication ripping apart The Exorcism for "poor effects" and being "overrated". Bro, for the time period it was a phenomenon, and as such remains iconic to this day.
This whole article almost seems like bait like the person writing it keeps referencing how good it is and then overtly smashing it on really insignificant things it just feels like bait for people to come out and talk about and defend shrek almost making this article good publicity for the anniversary
seriously im watching this video for the second time and maybe its just cause i got dumb brain but the whole FREAKING ARTICLE compliments shrek. if the articles goal was to bash shrek and prove it was only funny because of its time it did not achieve it. like i read this article and i get "shrek is a really good movie heres some dumb nitpicks happy anniversary"
I literally HAVE to take offense to this article because I acted in Shrek the Musical and this was the final play before the BEST (unanimous) theater teacher retired. I wasn't Shrek himself but I was Papa Bear, so it was legendary. This article not only goes against the movie, but also one of the biggest achievements that my theater teacher ever did, which was to somehow still have a live stage play of Shrek while keeping it safe for everyone involved, from the main cast to the audience.
Apparently, this reviewer missed the underlying message behind the movie regarding the tendency of human beings to marginalize other groups of human beings for random, made up reasons. I can see how the humor at the surface might not be to everyone's taste, but Shrek was definitely unique in making fun of fairytales, which is humorous on it's own.
When someone says the animation on an old film was shit because it doesn't hold up to animated films made 20 years later, you know they dont have any merit.
i could get saying it didn't age well (like the laser special effects in rocky horror absolutely did not age well) but shrek aged fine so i don't see the issue
@@the-postal-dudeTHIS OMG. like HOW is it that moana and elsa AND anna ANND that new movie they’re coming out with all have main characters with the exact same face 😑
The phenomenon of using big name actors in animated movies to draw audiences wasn't even started by Shrek. This guy should know it was Disney's Aladdin using Robin Williams that made that popular.
@@zuzukram Actually (not talking about Shrek, I love Shrek, but in general) this phenomenon has been really bad for people in the voice acting industry. It used to be that people who dedicated themselves to the craft of voice acting, which is pretty different from regular acting, and had no celebrity status, could potentially make it into any big project. But when studios realized they could get people to come to theaters with a big name regardless of that celebrity's experience with or talent for voice acting, it became virtually impossible for actual voice actors to get the big gigs. This might not sound like much, but consider the random pop stars who get shoved into a movie who might not even care about the project and are there for the big check the studio is writing to them.
@@k-popbiased1058 thankfully the anime and indie industries have been shifting that dynamic. There are only so many big name artists they can hire before a voice production gets too expensive to produce. Viewers can do a lot to shift the dynamic too.
i remember in seventh grade everyone in my art class painted various versions of shrek characters, much to my art teachers dismay. this man gives me seventh grade art teacher whose been burned one too many times energy. it’s not your fault.
Once he said "know-it-all attitude towards classics" I knew this was some veiled Disney propaganda piece sponsored by Michael Eisner who's still salty that they made him Lord Farquaad
Considering it's 20 YEARS OLD It looks fantastic. Also you can't compare Shrek to Princess Bride. It's two different stories with different morals and characters. Not similar at all, but both classics in thier own right.
D'Angelo: "Grimm is not the bible..." Germans: "NoW LiSTeN HerE yOu liTtle..." Edit:Now this is obviously a joke but come to think of it Disney has been changing original fairytale for a long time. Why is it suddenly so bad when DreamWorks does it...
I love how he criticized shrek for having celebrities voicing the characters. they are literally actors doing voices for a movie… what’s next? will they start putting art by famous painters in museums??
Fun fact: the Shrek franchise lasted longer than the Confederacy. And will even longer with Shrek 5 being expected in 2022. It is a bigger part of American history so we should have more statues of Shrek everywhere and get rid of all the Confederate monuments. Thank you, that is all.
I remember watching Shrek in theatres when I was 11 years old! That shit was fire, and I couldn't get over how well the animation was. It was definitely worthy of winning an Oscar for Best Animated Feature.
Eddie Murphy (correct me if I spelled that wrong) always was the best voice for sidekicks, we have the donkey, and then… MUSHU from Mulan, only one of the best culturally accurate Disney movies.
This article reminds me of when I’m writing an essay for school and I need to write about a bunch of topics but I can’t find that much info about them so I just say things that barely have meaning.
Shrek is one of the movies that made a sequel and everyone loved it cough cough Disney cough cough Mulan two cough cough Mulan live action cough cough stop making sequels Disney oh wow don’t know why am coughing so much maybe take my advice Disney 😷
“That’s a nice boulder. I like that boulder.” Proves it’s a 10/10 Iconic film. My Mother and I have been saying that to eachother for well over a decade.
I feel like this guy really wants people to take his degree in folklore more seriously than they do, and he's going to take that out on everyone. Shrek just happened to get in his way when he was on a tear. It's okay Mr. Toby. Surrender yourself to the fact that you made some stupid choices in college. We all did. It's okay, lil buddy.
i've come to the conclusion that the author of this article just doesnt know what parody is. thats the whole point of shrek. its supposed to be a middle finger to disney in every right
I'm not particularly a fan of Shrek, but this has got to be one of the most entertaining videos to date.... auditorily speaking (wasn't really digging the back and forth highlighted text-to-voice). Had me chuckling quite a bit. Much love to you 🙏🏽you look happier in this one too somehow. Maybe you're just super-interested in the topic, but it's good to see any way you slice it. 🥂
"I'm told that my argument here is so persuasive that SHREK has been removed from the National Film Registry..." Oh really, ScOtT?! Guess who just checked the registry and guess what's still on there?
i wanted to take a break from serious topics but this was way too serious to ignore
btw join the next stream tomorrow, last week's was Lord Farquaad as you can see but tomorrow i'll be debuting the new one 🃏 twitch.tv/dangelno
I'll be honest simple videos are possibly my favourites dramas and serious topics are not my thing, but this is more than serious. Im simple, you call shrek bad i will find you
True. Shrek is love, Shrek is life.
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not liking Shrek is literally blasphemous
I sleep
Fax
Shrek is a 7/10
Its fucking disrespectful
@@rulingofsadness1843 what news/topics/tweets/videos do you want me to talk about tomorrow?
“It looks awful”
The movie is 20 years old
Honestly the animation holds up way better than many others tbh. It's not perfect but it's not as bad as for example the old Barbie movies
given its age, for a 2001 movie, it doesn’t look bad at all
and it doesn't even look awful! It's good!
@@l.l.2046 TBF those were straight to DVD, but even so
Just shows how much people care about looks
It's one thing to hate on Shrek but Dreamworks as an entire company??? Hello??? Prince of Egypt??? Kung Fu Panda??? How to Train Your Dragon??? Literally some of the best animation I've ever seen of all time. Prince of Egypt is honestly such a work of art, it belongs in a museum.
TOY STORY
DONT FORGET ABOUT EL DORADO TOO!
How to train your dragon is a trilogy for the GODS
@@ElpSmith w h a t
@@lionadovale They were listing Dreamworks movies and they missed Toy Story which is either the biggest or one of the biggest movies they did.
I think if he phrased it “I don’t like this movie, here’s why” instead of “this movie sucks and everyone should hate it, here’s why” it would be fine. But they didn’t so get the torches.
Exactly. I personally can’t stand Shrek, but all of his points are ridiculous and nit picky. Less of a review and more of a hit piece. Did a green, Scottish swamp monster steal his toys, kill his parents, and suck away his lifetime supply of joy?
@@azaleaacevedo5124 yeah, I’m not the biggest fan of shrek but I see why people like it. Maybe he thinks *Michael* Myers plays shrek lol.
So at "get the torches" I immediately envisioned that part of the opening scene.
@@draxiss1577 lol
"It would influence many unfunny awful copies" I'm sorry, it's not Shrek's fault that other films want what he has!!
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And I have never seen another movie like shrek at all
Literally though.
I would argue it's the closest thing to an objective flaw that Shrewk has - others, including Disney eventually, saw that deconstructing fairytales and poking fun at their tropes and archetypes was lucrative and have been trying to replicate its success for years. More like a humblebrag tho
Fiona literally wasn’t a damsel in distress. Did you see how she wipe the floor with Robin Hood and his men?
Exactly. The entire point of the film was to take fairy tales and turn it on it's head
@@cc.varnis they just don’t understand the pure artistic value of Shrek
@@cc.varnis it also gave the strong message of loving yourself, even when the world sees you as a monster, and that you don't need a man to fix you (in Fiona's case, which also flips fairy tales on their head). Shrek, like onions, has LAYERS and they are GOOD
FIONA WAS BAD AND SHE KNEW 🥵‼️
Also Fiona in Shrek 4 was just pure badass-ery
shrek is bad because of good casting, good writing, good chemistry, relevant reference, appeals to all audience and interesting character design
Yeah it's so bad! That's the reason why they made a few more movies and all that jazz. It's so bad :D/s
My 67 year old grandma loves Shrek. She's gonna be pissed when she sees this article.
your grandma has exquistite taste
Your grandma single? 👀
@@jackcough8580 sorry man
@@bobroctopus2210 😭😭😭
M'ah nana as well
the author is 100% one of the adults that thinks they should be respected simply because they are an adult
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Exactly.
proud to be the 200th like of this comment
They're the "I threw away childish things" bible quote, personified
This man didn’t slander the movie, he committed a god damn war crime.
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That is the truth
REVOLT!!
@ChimChim Shrek's a damn masterpiece bro
@ChimChim shrek was the best movie ever made
Theory: His significant other recently broke up with him, and they really liked Shrek, so this was his petty revenge 😝
Man and this was his outlet? Should've aimed higher, can't be spouting shrek slander
Shrek pushed his mother off of a cliff, and now he wants to make a coat out of his skin
@@LupintheV He's an entertainment journalist; there is no higher for him unless he gets a blue checkmark and some reddit gold.
@@WillOrrWhat Just one coat?
(Joking aside, this was a genius way to attract attention to the Guardian... even if it's yet more negative attention)
Theory: this Guardian writer is actually Lord Farquad
Fun fact: I went to a small courthouse wedding (5 guests) and for the reception, we went to the house and watched Shrek 2 because it’s a great story about marriage and the importance of communication and unconditional love.
Shrek 2 is even better than the first movie - people can fight me on that lmao
This is 🔥🔥
@@Zulf85 No one will fight you on this. It was marvelous!
Wtf can I come too
This guy is about to lose his job as a journalist, and get a new job as a professional hands catcher. And I'm going to be his manager.
😂🤣😂💀💀💀
Lmao can I be your assistant?
@@dionstewart7394 absoufuckinlutly
Put me down as his 3:00 appointment Thursday afternoon
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Writer: hates shrek
Literally everyone: *so you have chosen death*
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@The Weeknd not cool I don't want to listen to your music.
@@yourcarsextendedwarranty4453 You can hate it sure. But publically dissing it and saying it is a bad movie because you don't like it .Nah, mate that's not it.
Yes. Who wants to join my suicide pack?
Fiona and Shrek have PORES. The fire is AMAZING for the time period. The animation was ahead of its time by a large margin. Look at 3D films from the same time and the animation for most of them is plastic-y and flat at the same time. The textures of the clothing, hair, and the lighting for Shrek is exquisite in comparison.
Its not the animation I don't like its just...I didn't really enjoy the movie as a whole
Shrek has better animation than CGI today.
@@moonriver33 dont worry not everyone have similar opinions :]
@@qwertypotato4041 yeah! At least your not being an ass like ⬆️
"Shoddy animation"
Okay, I was THERE when these movies were being made and talked about. I was also very present before that, when Toy Story first kicked off the rise of 3D animated films. From Day 1, sneak peaks from the production of Shrek were blowing our tiny little minds with its animation. Even today, it still stands up surprisingly well. Dreamworks did amazing work with fur and skin textures, realistic movements (sans motion capture!), lighting, expressions... they completely blew it out of the water. Completely. It took ages to render because the technology was less advanced and they didn't cut corners.
You can put Shrek 2--actually, the first 2 movies--side by side with animated movies made over a decade later and it STILL impresses. Sure, maybe you can make arguments about animation quality from an animator's standpoint. But as a viewer? It's fantastic. Have you SEEN the texture of the velvet on her dress? It was 2001! Two-thousand freaking one! Bioware's pre-rendered ME: Andromeda cutscenes from 2017 couldn't even touch the realism of Shrek's expressions and movements.
This journalist has NO EYES. That is the only explanation I can muster.
for 2001 & being one of dreamwork's first cgi movies shrek 1 was groundbreaking lmao
Yeahh, I'm sure they're only trashing the movie bc they ran out of content to post about. Its was great for its time, and it still is now.
i went to college for animation and I personally think the animation is amazing. is it dated? sure, it came out 20 years ago when 3D animation was only just getting started. but it by no means “bad” animation.
Fun fact: there’s this term called “Shrek’s law” where, for every Shrek sequel that comes out, each movie has two times more rendering hours than the previous one.
@@parkchimmin7913 Wait is that real
It’s simple: the man who wrote this loves fairy tales and the point of shrek is to point out flaws in fairy tales and he salty about it
Either that, or Mike Meyers stole his wife. It's gotta be one or the other
I got recommended this video right after I watched one on adults being obsessed with Disney and I don't think it's a coincidence.
And Shrek is more about Disney's flaws than the fairytales themselves, which makes him look like even more of an idiot
The man is a Disney Adult 😂
he sounds like a disney adult whos mad about people poking fun at him and his obsession with fairy tales and thinks the root problem is the ripple affect of shrek in the way the it changed the cultural perspective many people have on fairy tales and particularly disney rather than him just being a lil weird.
This seems personal. Like maybe his parents announced that they were getting divorced while he was watching shrek. or maybe he got bullied over liking the movie and this is an over correction.
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@@noahkirschtein8169 shornk
Ikr! Like ... sir who hurt youuu
@@LadiesHideYourMans shrunk
You were super close, What happened was he walked in on me plowing his mom while we had Shrek playing as background noise and it scarred him for life
"i hope both sides of their pillow are warm."
-an iconic person in the live chat
that's one of the most basic insults(?) though
“D’Angelo single-handedly obliterates 200-year-old news station for daring to slander a cinematic masterpiece, more at 11”
Nice pfp bro
@@jackcough8580 thanks bro 😳
Nice pfp brothers
As D'Angelo should 😌
this article feels like it was written by a Disney adult who’s mad that one of the most iconic children’s movie of all time that people still love was done by Dreamworks
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they mentioned the brother's grimm so that pretty much confirms it
Yes
I was thinking that!
nailed it
I appreciate Tobias. His slander made me realize my kids had never seen Shrek. So now we’re having a marathon.
as you should
Did your kids enjoy Shrek? Because if not your gonna have to go omni-man on em.
@@ghoul9065 “what will you have in 500 years, Shrek?”
Y’all better have skipped Shrek the Third
@@raggedymuffinz As inferior as it is, it's still plot important
This movie was wayyyyyy ahead of its time especially in terms of themes like not judging people from the outside and Fiona being a strong female character. Revolutionary movie and so much better than the mindless trash Disney produced
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And it's sequels also hold true to the morals that the first movie is based on... And also they didn't suck.. Unlike other movies whose sequels end up being disappointing
@@__-xj1fd While the sequels (the second one was amazing ) were lackluster I still found them interesting and fun to watch.
Except where there wasn't a single poc character, everyone was white or a fairytale creature
@@Scarlett1243 your point? Not every movie asks for that representation to connect people to it.
OK. It is time to rewatch all shrek movies!
Gonna do that rn!
Yes!
That is so me tho.
Not the 3rd that one sucks
Watch the first, second, and forever after. The third one kinda sucks :/
“Tell me you’re someone who doesn’t get the point of Shrek, without telling me you don’t get the point of Shrek.” - a summary of that article.
what a tired formula
Shrek isnt high brow, its a family movie. Imagine unironically missing the moral and calling shrek and fiona freaks.
This was totally written by Farquad smh
I personally love how the humor based on flatulence, it adds to the beautiful message, i love shrek.
The whole movie went over his head
@@KC-ep6sg It didn’t just go over his head, it did a whole summersault over his head.
The phrase "high brow" refers to the racist idea that white people's skulls were bigger and had better browlines than black people's, thus making them inherently smarter than black people, whose small, low-browed minds could not think as well. Please get your racism out of a black man's comment section, thanks.
"shoddy animation" Shrek LITERALLY set the standard of early 2000s animation WHAT are we talking about?????????
shrek literally won the first "best animated feature" award at the oscars.....omfg
you can say what you want, but when you attack shrek, you’re attacking my whole generation.
You’re attacking everyone if you hate Shrek
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You tell em
The thing is, I can't tell from this statement if you're a millennial or a zoomer. Because it's true either way.
Plenty of Millennials don't like shrek.
Shrek: *Released in 2001*
This guy: "The animation doesn't live up to the standards of movies from 2021 at all! How could this be?😮🙄"
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My thoughts exactly! Also, in my opinion, the animation has aged quite well
@@akouio Seriously, if I didn't know about this movie and you asked me to guess when it was released I would not have guessed 2001
@@brodstytoasty like toy story 1 v 4
@@brodstytoasty Yeah me neither
the chat in the end asking for help while he was promising nobody was being held hostage shows the chemistry he was able to create with his audience, that was wholesome
Journalism IS dead when your hate-clickbait article can't even hate on something properly. Guy may as well have written "shrek is bad: I was paid to say it but I don't agree"
This article sounds like it was written by a 40 year old Disney adult
Nailed it
I literally just learnt the term disney adult and damn I know so many who are it, afraid to discuss that their faves' flaws.
@@cheesecakelasagna same bc of kurtis😭
@@marie-df3lj same
@@cheesecakelasagna I'm from Orlando, so unfortunately I've grown up surrounded by Disney adults 🥲
I know there are people like Jeffree Star, James Charles and Shane Dawson out there but people who don’t like Shrek genuinely scare me.
My partner didn't like Shrek prior to me meeting him due to a dislike of Mike Meyers. The gateway drug to liking him was Austin Powers and then I threw on Shrek and he actually liked it. He didn't LOVE it but he did buy me the 20th anniversary steel book copy which is good enough to me 😂💕
@@jinxedangel2*ex partner
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@@a8552bc not ex partner because at least he did buy them the 20th anniversary steel book copy
I thought you said “ I know there are people who like Jeffree star James Charles and Shane Dawson” and I was like “yeah of course they don’t like them for a good reason” but reading it again this is super funny lmao
Bro the moment Fiona realized she was still worthy of love in her ogre form taught girls everywhere that fairytale like the Little Mermaid that require you to fundamentally change yourself or hide a huge part of yourself is NOT true love
Ariel was obsessed with the human world long before she met Eric. Did you even watch the movie? She always wanted to be human.
The saddest part about The Little Mermaid is that she isn't even in love with her prince, she just has a kink for humans. Any human would do, she's like a weeaboo encountering a Japanese person - she's just earning for an idealized Other, she's not even sacrificing part of herself out of actual love.
@@morganqorishchi8181 whoa, id never thought about it that way, youre right. that adds a whole extra layer of dysfunction to the classic disney princess marriage-at-first-sight romance
Me, literally every time this writer opens his mouth: THATS THE WHOLE POINT
"Shrek is bad because in a movie about fairy tales, dragons, and a giant ogre, a toilet flushing is anachronistic" - the author of this failed hit piece on our beloved classic.
It’s also crazy because I’m pretty sure that outhouse flows into the lake where Shrek bathes which goes against the author’s point about cleanliness
irk?? calm down cinemacins, its just a toilet
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Shrek never makes any claim to a year, either. For all we know, it's 1600 and instead of industrialization they have magic
It's even funnier that this salty "writer" misses the message of it satirizing Disney rather than just fairytales in general. It's like he read the summary of Shrek and then got pissed off at that and shit out an article. Shrek is unironically an amazing film and I will not take this slander
Yeah, it's funny because Disney itself skewered Fairy Tales and made them into jokes. Fairy tales are usually not happy. I mean, look at The Little Mermaid. She's turns into sea foam because she couldn't kill the prince (the same prince that chose someone else over her). But yeah, Shrek totally ruined fairy tales.
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IKR DreamWorks was made after Katzenberg had beef with disney wasnt it?? It was literally making fun of disney. what a dumbass
@@khatunamezvrishvili6211 hell, Farquaad is literally a reference to someone at Disney that Katzenberg had beef with, hence the constant 'haha he short' jokes and the name sounding like 'fuckwad'
@@TaniDraws yeah I just read some other comments and it was Michael Eisner lmaoo
WTF? It sounds like his editor assigned him this story and then said, "We need it to be edgy and controversial". He was like, "How tf do you make an article about the Shrek anniversary controversial?!" So he just took all the good points about the film and twisted it up to sound like bad things. Done!
"Today, I'm here to defend the movie Shrek with my entire life" and THAT'S on having principles, morals, and character.
2001 was still like...the very beginning of computer-generated animated films, calling it badly animated is just weird.
Toy Story came out in 1995. That being said though, I do think the animation held up pretty well.
@@junjunjamore7735 only a six year difference, and in the grand scheme of film history, that wasn’t a lot. I think it was the ... 5th(?) completely cgi animated movie after the first two toy stories, antz, and a bugs life.
right? what they gonna go after next, Toy Story?
No!! Its bad cause its not up to 2021 standards of animation!! /s
(did i use the /s right?😅)
I still believe either animation is pretty amazing when it’s a kids film, weird looking animals and creatures and what I picture animated princess look like! Remember what our computer and video games looked like 🤷🏾♀️
Did you know that Shrek “was fuelled by anti-Disney sentiments” and Lord Farquaad (whose name is supposed to sound like f*ckwad) was modelled to look like the Disney CEO at the time Michael Eisner? Apparently the producer of Shrek used to work for him and hated him. It’s pretty funny to read about
The Tea ☕️ is especially good today!
@@sewlemony1470 Yes, it's pipping hot!
had zero idea o_o no wonder
This just makes me like it more
It was a middle finger to Disney and 20 years later this guy is like "Um Actually..."
The one scene from ‘Shrek 2’ that really engraved itself in my brain was when the big giant gingerbread cookie attacked the Far Far Away town, Godzilla-style, and the Starbucks customers ran for their lives to the other Starbucks across the street. That’s when I knew, ‘Shrek’ is really self-aware and relevant with the pop culture 👌👌🤣🤣 Gingy and Puss are also LEGENDARY characters so, this ‘Too-biased’ person needs a moviecation 😝
I once wrote and directed a 15 minute play in high school called “how the shrek are ya?” About how shrek is a representation of our emotions and our interpersonal thoughts, feeling and relationships. It was pretty lit.
And it does sound lit! You mind telling me a bit more bout it?
That sounds rad tbh
I don't get the article.
"Shrek is a movie loved by all. But actually it's bad."
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they're just not like the other girls
I mean I agree that the author is probably just a pretentious Disney fan with an individuality complex, but popular, widely loved things can be pretty shit. It is an opinion article, after all
@a.starribunni I don’t think that means what you seem to think it means
It’s not even that deep for them to say this but of course all of us disagree when he came out about their opinion that it’s a GREAT movie.
I feel like dangelo is the protagonist in a show about the whole world going insane except for 1 person
the guy who didn’t like cancel culture
Bold of you to assume he isn’t 👁👄👁
This needs to be the next comment shoutout.
@@remyredrum2439 I wish lol
you say show but you know with his fit you mean anime
This is grotesque. Shrek teaches girls you can be yourself. It also humanizes the others and I like that. He had so many film options to criticize but chose one of the only ones I feel comfortable showing my younger family members.
Okay but imagine saying Wreck-It Ralph: Ralph Breaks the Internet is better than Shrek
i love both movies but shrek is undoubtedly better
Ew, imagine not understanding the absolute masterpiece that Shrek is. And by extension, Shrek 2.
Shrek 2 was even better. A masterpiece of cinema
Shrek 2 is a perfect sequel
Shrek Forever After was pretty good, too. Shrek The Third doesn't exist.
Truly!
Periodt honestly
It feels like the author was trying to insult shrek but didn’t know how to outside of “potty humor bad”
There are arguments to be made out of cheap or unnecessary potty humor, but clearly shrek is a smarter use of potty humor so he didn’t know how to make that argument
@@itslapisnotbob8368 I can understand criticizing Shrek the third for its usage of potty humor, but the original two both use it much better, and have more to offer than just that.
@@directorforplastic7929 Exactly! Plus, it’s a story starring an *ogre* . Of course it’d have toilet humor! And it doesn’t come off as gratuitous the way the dude was arguing. 🙄
@@directorforplastic7929 I haven’t seen the third one, but I believe it
If the author of this article ever played Ocarina of Time they’d literally just complain about the graphics the entire game
7:23 "In Scottish"? shrek is speaking English... maybe this person just couldn't understand shrek when he was speaking and didn't want to admit it
Scottish isn't even a language! There's doric I guess? Or a couple of dialects of gaelic?
@@sunscreenhoarder6558 that too!
"People only like this movie because it does a lot of things well and has good writing and good performances but it's actually bad trust me"
Lmaooooo exactly!
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“People only like this movie because it’s good” is even funnier
you know its a good day when d’angelo is talking about whatever he wants
true dat
Exactly. I like the videos he wants to do better than others
The highlight of my day, TBH.
I hope this comment gets pinned
@@sulekhamane5653 me 2 tbh
this is a sign to rewatch shrek 2. specifically the "holding out for a hero" scene
this is a sign to rewatch shrek 3. specifically the barracuda girl-power scene
Loved it as a kid and now that I'm an adult, I love it even more. Honestly, it's the closest thing that has gotten to Mel-Brooks-style humor/comedy that's not from the man himself.
Shrek is love, Shrek is life.
Shrek is love, Shrek is life 👀🤣😭
In this article: "Shrek is bad because I ignored everything that has been said about its artistic merits. Also you can't write a story if someone else has already written something like this before. Also you can't make fun of fairy tales because they're good and I like it."
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Trying to be an elitist when you don't have any knowledge at all backfired terribly.
Who would have thought?
Literally 90% of this guy’s complaints is “but they made a lot of movies INSPIRED by Shrek later :( :( :(“ ..... a lot of studios tried to be Disney, too. Including Dreamworks lol
right? just because there were a lot of shitty copycats doesn't mean the original isn't baller
@@alkaidc9862 id argue having tons of shitty copycats is the proof that something works lol
@@alkaidc9862 Instead of blaming the copycats for missing the point or nuances of the original, this guy blamed the original for inspiring the copycats. What?
IS THAT AFLA FROM FALLING HARD OH MY GOD
Yeah @Booty Crusader (to some degree you're right about DreamWorks in that vain, I credit you there), but hopefully that comment's not aimed at stuff like "Don Bluth Films" and "Don Bluth Productions". (Don Bluth made FOX's Anastasia). People went after it saying "Trying to be Disney". Weird response! Wanna know why it's a weird response? - Don Bluth had been a Disney employee and collaborator; for crying out loud! (And a lot of his staff were also Disney Alumni) It was thanks to him that Disney's Sleeping Beauty was a thing for example. So I agree with the sentiment but it also annoys me when you can tell people haven't done their homework before running their mouths; thinking they know what they're talking about when they don't. It's 'consistency' and 'loyalty' and 'homage' to perform any skill whether it be drawing/art/animation/illustration or writing or whatever like the place you got your training and experience; not 'copying', 'laziness' and 'wannabe-like'. That'd be my first point. The other question I'd pose is why is it a 'sin' for a Disney artist of Disney quality - clearly - to still draw and write at Disney-level when he's working on his own (at the 'helm', I guess) projects? That makes no sense. It's basically saying "Unless you're calling stuff 'Disney', you Disney guys need to turn it down a notch and wrestle below your weight-bracket - even though it'll make your film less than what it could be - so that those of us who don't have Disney-level skills ourselves don't feel bad or get upset because of our own insecurities". It both doesn't make any sense and shows just how far people's jealousy will go. I swear - some people's brains have 75% of the cells not working sometimes (that comments at people who don't do their research; not necessarily you or anybody else commenting). So yeah, that's my 2 (thousand) cents worth on that particular issue. Fun fact: And this proves that it takes 'big' individuals to 'not' get upset and jealous and envious and selfish/self-serving; even before Disney owned the rights to some of Don Bluth's personally-made stuff, his whole production team were quite happy to have Disney to play his "All Dogs Do To Heaven: The Series" (a tv show that follows All Dogs Go To Heaven 2 and precedes An All Dogs Christmas Carol) on their platforms/channels at the time it came out and Disney were quite happy to play it. So it went both ways. There was no "you can suck it" attitude from either side.
Imagine a mainstream publication ripping apart The Exorcism for "poor effects" and being "overrated". Bro, for the time period it was a phenomenon, and as such remains iconic to this day.
This whole article almost seems like bait like the person writing it keeps referencing how good it is and then overtly smashing it on really insignificant things it just feels like bait for people to come out and talk about and defend shrek almost making this article good publicity for the anniversary
seriously im watching this video for the second time and maybe its just cause i got dumb brain but the whole FREAKING ARTICLE compliments shrek. if the articles goal was to bash shrek and prove it was only funny because of its time it did not achieve it. like i read this article and i get "shrek is a really good movie heres some dumb nitpicks happy anniversary"
Some peoples dating profile: "must be above 6 ft"
My dating profile: "Must be supportive of my infatuation with Shrek"
PERIODT!
this, my friend, is called having “excellent standards”
@roni Yeah I definitely didn't mean it in that way! And I'm glad it gave you life haha
my dating profile: Must be Shrek
@@botanicalitus4194 lmao PERFECT!!
Shrek slander will *NEVER* be tolerated, it’s a classic and is still hilariously good!
sherk
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Yea Sherk is my favorite movie, how dare it be disrespected like this!1!1
Sherk is love, Sherk is life
*twerks*
I literally HAVE to take offense to this article because I acted in Shrek the Musical and this was the final play before the BEST (unanimous) theater teacher retired. I wasn't Shrek himself but I was Papa Bear, so it was legendary. This article not only goes against the movie, but also one of the biggest achievements that my theater teacher ever did, which was to somehow still have a live stage play of Shrek while keeping it safe for everyone involved, from the main cast to the audience.
Apparently, this reviewer missed the underlying message behind the movie regarding the tendency of human beings to marginalize other groups of human beings for random, made up reasons. I can see how the humor at the surface might not be to everyone's taste, but Shrek was definitely unique in making fun of fairytales, which is humorous on it's own.
When someone says the animation on an old film was shit because it doesn't hold up to animated films made 20 years later, you know they dont have any merit.
@@CrazyGreenFluff especially when Shrek still looks pretty good compared to newer animation...
@@CristalianaIvor yeah like disney has pretty bad same face syndrome
i could get saying it didn't age well (like the laser special effects in rocky horror absolutely did not age well) but shrek aged fine so i don't see the issue
@@the-postal-dudeTHIS OMG. like HOW is it that moana and elsa AND anna ANND that new movie they’re coming out with all have main characters with the exact same face 😑
The phenomenon of using big name actors in animated movies to draw audiences wasn't even started by Shrek. This guy should know it was Disney's Aladdin using Robin Williams that made that popular.
Yes, I was thinking that too!
Also what is so bad about that???
@@zuzukram Actually (not talking about Shrek, I love Shrek, but in general) this phenomenon has been really bad for people in the voice acting industry. It used to be that people who dedicated themselves to the craft of voice acting, which is pretty different from regular acting, and had no celebrity status, could potentially make it into any big project. But when studios realized they could get people to come to theaters with a big name regardless of that celebrity's experience with or talent for voice acting, it became virtually impossible for actual voice actors to get the big gigs. This might not sound like much, but consider the random pop stars who get shoved into a movie who might not even care about the project and are there for the big check the studio is writing to them.
@@k-popbiased1058 Yh I thought about that after I commented what I saif
@@k-popbiased1058 thankfully the anime and indie industries have been shifting that dynamic. There are only so many big name artists they can hire before a voice production gets too expensive to produce. Viewers can do a lot to shift the dynamic too.
all the shrek films aged like fine wine. unproblematic , great soundtracks. loved them as a kid and still laugh at em these days
i remember in seventh grade everyone in my art class painted various versions of shrek characters, much to my art teachers dismay. this man gives me seventh grade art teacher whose been burned one too many times energy. it’s not your fault.
read the title as “author” canceled for not like shrek and i was like yes, disqualified as an author for disliking shrek , as he should be
if you dislike shrek you are not even a human, you are merely a single cell organism masquerading as a human
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@@sister2sleep TRUE
i love the pfp
I literally dumped a toxic boyfriend of years because he refused to watch a Shrek marathon with me. As I should. 💅🏼
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*"The Guardian for 200 years. This 200th year will be your last, I'll make sure of it."* Threats are always on point.
Guy wrote a whole essay of why the movie was good, while telling us that it's bad 🤷♀️
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Once he said "know-it-all attitude towards classics" I knew this was some veiled Disney propaganda piece sponsored by Michael Eisner who's still salty that they made him Lord Farquaad
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I sent this to my Shrek fan friend a few days ago and we were both outraged. I’m glad D’Angelo is here to defend Shrek with his life.
Considering it's 20 YEARS OLD
It looks fantastic.
Also you can't compare Shrek to Princess Bride. It's two different stories with different morals and characters. Not similar at all, but both classics in thier own right.
plot twist: d’Angelo actually is Lord farquad just disguised as a man in his 20s
how dare you insult him like that
I would believe that 😌
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Isn’t that...never mind
Lord Faarquad pulled a reverse Michael Jackson
D'Angelo:
"Grimm is not the bible..."
Germans:
"NoW LiSTeN HerE yOu liTtle..."
Edit:Now this is obviously a joke but come to think of it Disney has been changing original fairytale for a long time. Why is it suddenly so bad when DreamWorks does it...
Its not lol, or perhaps disney should be more critized, either way i think that point in the article was trash😅
Kinda random but any other Hollow Knight players read Grimm and think of the boss? Lol
Did you just write an edit but not edit the comment-
You realise the edit is like when u edit the comment people write that, you don't just write the word edit without editing the comment
@GirlWithNoPersonality Grimms Fairytales are from 1850 so the copyright on them is already expired
I love how he criticized shrek for having celebrities voicing the characters. they are literally actors doing voices for a movie… what’s next? will they start putting art by famous painters in museums??
Fun fact: the Shrek franchise lasted longer than the Confederacy. And will even longer with Shrek 5 being expected in 2022. It is a bigger part of American history so we should have more statues of Shrek everywhere and get rid of all the Confederate monuments. Thank you, that is all.
Shrek is celebrating its 20th Anniversary. . . I'm 20 years old. . . it's official, I was born in the Year of SHREK.
How does it feel to be one of the elites of humanity? 😔🙏
👆 I wanna know too 🛐
gods favourite 💔💔
I was born in the same decade am I special?
I remember watching Shrek in theatres when I was 11 years old! That shit was fire, and I couldn't get over how well the animation was. It was definitely worthy of winning an Oscar for Best Animated Feature.
Eddie Murphy (correct me if I spelled that wrong) always was the best voice for sidekicks, we have the donkey, and then… MUSHU from Mulan, only one of the best culturally accurate Disney movies.
This article reminds me of when I’m writing an essay for school and I need to write about a bunch of topics but I can’t find that much info about them so I just say things that barely have meaning.
Shrek is a cenematic masterpiece I will fight whoever disagrees
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Shrek 2 > every other Shrek movie
Shrek is one of the movies that made a sequel and everyone loved it cough cough Disney cough cough Mulan two cough cough Mulan live action cough cough stop making sequels Disney oh wow don’t know why am coughing so much maybe take my advice Disney 😷
and how is this writer gonna dump on animation that was made 20 yrs ago - it's obviously different than it is now, calm down sweetie 😅
I disagree
Because calling it a cinematic masterpiece is an understatement
“D-did Shrek hurt you?”
“No I just like toxic classic fairytales and I don’t like anyone having fun.”
Exactly, the guy's probably pissed because Fiona isn't 15 lmao
The language of this article just screams : "I actually have a very high IQ"
teletubbies are in the uncanny valley, and so are furbies, and smiledog.jpeg
Imagine being an author and not appreciating the creative masterpiece that is Shrek🙄
I can understand it not being up your alley but you HAVE to admit it is a masterpiece even if you don't think it's funny
I literally lost my virginity to Shrek, that’s how iconic it is.
This comment is iconic 🥵
I think i missed an episode or two-
Here you go 👑
The character or the film?
It's not true unless you have video. Hand it over.
Mans went so far to find something wrong he had to bring up... an outhouse that's shown in the OPENING SCENE.
This dude did not just say Ralph Breaks the Internet is better than Shrek-
Yeah no one is gonna save Scott from a tower.
Ralph Breaks the Internet I heard, is way worse that it's original.
I haven't watched it because I love the first film, so yeah.
“That’s a nice boulder. I like that boulder.” Proves it’s a 10/10 Iconic film. My Mother and I have been saying that to eachother for well over a decade.
Omg that’s my favorite part 🤣
And ‘donkey!’ In a Scottish accent. 😂
D’Angelo saying ‘no one is being held hostage’ while twitch chat begs for help was the funniest thing I’ve seen since the last time I watched Shrek.
what’s sending me is this article is literally just explaining the plot as if it’s evidence of it being bad
I feel like this guy really wants people to take his degree in folklore more seriously than they do, and he's going to take that out on everyone. Shrek just happened to get in his way when he was on a tear. It's okay Mr. Toby. Surrender yourself to the fact that you made some stupid choices in college. We all did. It's okay, lil buddy.
Anyone who decides to publicly bash Shrek, consider yourself warned:
We will come for your gumdrop buttons
Noo not the buttons! Not my gumdrop buttons!!
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“Defund the prison industrial complex.”
I agree! The cost of training and feeding dragons to keep princesses locked away is outrageous!
i've come to the conclusion that the author of this article just doesnt know what parody is. thats the whole point of shrek. its supposed to be a middle finger to disney in every right
I'm not particularly a fan of Shrek, but this has got to be one of the most entertaining videos to date.... auditorily speaking (wasn't really digging the back and forth highlighted text-to-voice). Had me chuckling quite a bit. Much love to you 🙏🏽you look happier in this one too somehow. Maybe you're just super-interested in the topic, but it's good to see any way you slice it. 🥂
"I'm told that my argument here is so persuasive that SHREK has been removed from the National Film Registry..."
Oh really, ScOtT?! Guess who just checked the registry and guess what's still on there?
that was sarcasm. Hes basically saying its not like my opinion is that important so why are you so mad
@@idiatico dude, this comment was sarcasm lol