Shrek The Third (DVD) Reviews

Please that this is a review of the feature movie only. It is not about the DVD or any of the bonus features or additional features the DVD may or may not have. Directed by Chris Miller and Raman Hui Shrek the Third was released back in June 2007 and, strangely enough, this is the third movie in the Shrek saga. ****Story ...  Read the complete review

I am a huge Shrek fan and particularly love Puss in Boots and Donkey. I even have stuffed talking Shrek, Donkey and Puss as well as all three DVDs. I bought this DVD without even seeing it. I have to say that I was somewhat disappointed. Shrek and Shrek 2 were both brilliant. I think I loved Shrek 2 the best - mainly becuase of ...  Read the complete review

Dreamworks return to animate SHREK THE THIRD. Following on from Shrek 2, Shrek voiced by Mike Myers learns that his father in law has passed away making Shrek next in line to be King of Far Far Away. Realising he is not up to the job, Shrek takes Donkey voiced by Eddie Murphy and Puss in Boots voiced by Antonio Banderas to find Arty ...  Read the complete review

Once 10pm strikes on a Saturday night I tend to loose interest in whatever is going to be on. Usually it's not very good and we don't have all of those hundreds of channels in our cable/digital package to pick from anyway. That's when the arguements begin as to what we're going to watch. Last night we had the choice of all the programmes we ...  Read the complete review

Shrek 3 is apparently better than the previous two Shrek movies. I disagree and would say the first movie was better and that the characters have lost a bit of novelty however I would still say that this is an excellent family film. The film follows on from the previous Shrek and starts with Shrek searching for a boy called Arthur ...  Read the complete review

After liking the previous Shrek films so much I just had to get this and I had very high expectations as a result. I bought the film for £10 from Asda but you can now get it for just £5 from Amazon which is a great deal for a film that will give you as much entertainment as this. It was released in Novemember 2007 and so is fairly recent and is ...  Read the complete review

Claiming to be the best one yet however I'm not totally convinced that it beats the first one, maybe fil one was helped by the novelty factor whereas now you are far more familiar with the main characters. Don't get me wrong this is still an absolutely hilarious film which will have you laughing out loud and is far better than the competition it ...  Read the complete review

THe best one yet is what the Jonathan Ross TV show calls it and I have to agree, Shrek the Third was definitely my favourite film of all three, hilarious from start to end and a great film for all the family. Don't get me wrong, I like the other two as well. Shrek is just a great cartoon that I think works really well because both kids ...  Read the complete review

I bought this DVD from ASDA yesterday because it was cheap, I love the Shrek series and I hadn't seen this one yet. As soon as I switched it on and the first scene played I couldn't stop laughing. It kicks off from the last film and involves Shrek finding a boy called Arty or Arthur. The reason being this is because the King of Far Far ...  Read the complete review

This is the third film in the Shrek trilogy. In my opinion it is not as funny and intelligent as the first and second films. I thought the beginning was drawn out and it took a while to get back into it. The film is based on Shrek the ogre becoming the king of 'Happy ever after' when his wife Fionas father dies ( which is one of the funnier ...  Read the complete review

Thirds time a charm is the saying, however in the case of Shrek the Third it isn't the case. While it's still trying to be witty and charming it falls short of the first two. Fiona's father the Frog King has fallen ill and it is up to Shrek to run the Kingdom or else find the only other heir to the throne. As you would expect Donkey ...  Read the complete review

I was very much looking forward to this third movie in the line of shreks! Shrek the third is a movie that will appeal to those of all ages, not only children. The story is funny as well as the lines. There is literally, a laugh around every corner. I liked the first two movies as well, and this third installmant won't let the fans down. I was ...  Read the complete review

I, liek everyone else in the world, absolutely adored Shrek 1 and 2 so when i heard Shrek 3 was coming out i couldn't wait. I personally found it very disappointing. It simply lacked the originality of the 2 previous films and there were just too many new characters and plots to enjoy the film properly. There were some comic moments ...  Read the complete review

Worst of the 3. Hang on, didn't I say that about Oceans 13 as well? It must be Groundhog Day then. Mike Myers brings back Shrek for a third run and there's no plot as such, no story worth caring about and none of the great little on-screen jokes we had with the previous 2 Shrek films. King Harold is dying (actaully he dies to save you ...  Read the complete review

I am a massive fan of Shrek and when I heard they were making a third film, I could not believe it! It was a very long wait, and when the time finally came, I jumped at the first chance I could to see it...! ***** Shrek was released in 2002, introducing the nation to the big, green not-so-scary ogre. Along with his 'friend' ...  Read the complete review

Shrek the third, brought to you by Dreamworks Animation, is a marvellous twisted Fairytale, just like Shrek and Shrek 2. The fantastic film was released on the 29th of June, 2007. The directors of the film are Chris Miller and Raman Hui (co-director) and I must say talented writers are William Steig (book) and Andrew Adamson ...  Read the complete review

Producer: Aron Warner Directors: Chriss Miller and Raman Hui. Writers: Jeffrey Price, Jon Zack, Peter Seaman, Joe Stillman, David Weiss and J. David Stem. Starring: Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz, Antonio Banderas, John Cleese, Julie Andrew, Eric Idle, Rupert Everett and introducing Justin Timberlake. Released in ...  Read the complete review

Shrek 3, after the first two I was really looking forward to this one as I am a huge fan of Shrek and I was disappointed when it was not up to the usual standard that we came to expect after the first two. I just hope that they do not try to bring out a fourth and fifth if they have not got the material they need to make it like the first Shrek. ...  Read the complete review

2007 has lazily been dubbed the year of the threequel. Many studios placed all their eggs in the basket of films that they believed would guarantee good return because the first two did. Having seen 'Pirates 3' and been deeply unimpressed, and also not being to enamoured with 'The Bourne Ultimatum' I was not really looking forward to 'Shrek the ...  Read the complete review

Shrek The Third, released 29th June (UK) from Pixar. Animation / Adventure / Comedy / Family / Fantasy The Plot....In Short (who wants to give the game away eh?? lol) When Fiona's father and King of Far Far Away passes away, Shrek becomes the immediate successor of the throne. However, Shrek decides to find the ...  Read the complete review