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Shrek Forever After, otherwise known as Shrek: The Final Chapter, may be the last in the franchise but it's the first to be shown in 3-D. Director Mike Mitchell was a novice when it comes to shooting movies in 3-D, but, during the press junket last week, admitted that the format was easy to embrace since Dreamworks, the studio behind the Shrek franchise, is run "like a hippie commune."
Is a "hippie commune" a good or bad place to make a movie? >> Posted 05.21.10 by Ryan -
In Shrek Forever After, otherwise known as Shrek: The Final Chapter, Shrek (Mike Myers) learns what life is like if he had never been born, turning his world completely upside down. While Fiona (Cameron Diaz) is now a warrior princess leading an ogre revolution and Donkey (Eddie Murphy) remaining his unchanged, annoying self, it's Puss in Boots (Antonio Banderas) that sees the biggest change, turning from a suave adventurer to one big, pampered kitty. Director Mike Mitchell explained why they made the choice at the press junket last weekend.
see what he said and the featurette >> Posted 05.21.10 by Ryan -
DreamWorks' latest animated feature, Shrek Forever After, opens this week and to help promote it the studio has released two new featurettes and three new clips from the movie containing never-before-seen footage. In the fourth and final movie in the franchise, Shrek (voiced by Mike Myers) finally has everything he's ever wanted in life — and then goes through a mid-life crisis of sorts and unwittingly signs a contract with the evil pint-sized dealmaker Rumpelstiltskin (Walt Dohrn) to live one day as the ogre he used to be before he was domesticated. As expected, the deal goes poorly for Shrek, who finds himself living in a twisted version of Far Far Away where ogres are hunted; his friends, Donkey (Eddie Murphy) and Puss in Boots (Antonio Banderas), don't know him; and he's never met his true love, Fiona (Cameron Diaz).
watch the featurettes and clips >> Posted 05.16.10 by BrentJS