Shrek movie franchise is among the most successful ones in the past few decades. The story about Shrek, his life and love was embraced worldwide, so it is pretty expected (especially in Hollywood), that we will see many sequels to the original movie.
“Shrek Forever After” is the fourth movie from this series with old and beloved characters and a crew of A-listers joined together to do the voiceover/singing part.
Mike Myers, Cameron Diaz, Eddie Murphy and Antonio Banderas are all here, together again, to tell us more stories about world’s most popular green ogre, who lives in the land of Far, Far away.
Mike Mitchell (actor and director) has directed this story about Shrek, and the plot was developed by Josh Klausner and Darren Lemke.
Release of “Shrek Forever After” is announced for May 21st, 2010. Same producers are involved like in the last three Shrek movies: Aron Warner and Andrew Adamson (first one produced the whole franchise while the second one also worked on “The Chronicles of Narnia”).
The story in this sequel follows Shrek’s family as they live peacefully and happily in the land of Far, Far Away. Shrek is now a totally domesticated man, whose scary days are behind him. He still longs for the time when villagers were scared of him, and hopes to find new thrills that will help him feel alive (like a real ogre) again.
He meets a sweet talking Rumpelstiltskin (Paul McCartney, how gives him a great adventurous offer. Once Shrek signs the deal he finds himself in a different Land of Far, Far Away, where everyone hunts ogres, evil Lord Farguad (John Lithgow) is alive and Rimplestiltskin is an emperor.
Shrek now must find a way to save himself and his family, and make everything right again.
A Heart warming story, and as usual, a true humoristic masterpiece. You’ll love it! Welcome back Shrek, we’ve missed you!
Release Date: May 21, 2010
Genre: Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy
Starring: Mike Myers, Cameron Diaz, Antonio Banderas, Eddie Murphy, Craig Robinson, Eric Idle, Paul McCartney, Larry King
Director: Mike Mitchell
Writer: Tim Sullivan, Josh Klausner
Running Time: Not Available
MPAA Rating: Not Rated
Distributors: DreamWorks Animation
Official Website: Not Available
Photos: Shrek Forever After Pictures
Review: Shrek Forever After Review
Trailers: Shrek Forever After Trailer
