Shrek [Blu-ray] [2001]

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Shrek includes extras across two Blu-ray discs and the UHD disc. Below is a breakdown of what's included. Some of the extras repeat Likewise, the HDR color spectrum isn't part of an image overhaul. The big thing here is that the entire image is rendered much, much darker Music Videos (1080i/60): "Best Years of Our lives" by Baha Men, "I'm a Believer" by Smash Mouth and sneak peak at Shrek the Musical with Farquaad performing "What's Up, Duloc?"

Boots (voiced by Antonio Banderas) discover that true love doesn't run skin deep, but not before getting into plenty of trouble and threatening Shrek's absolute finest inherent to the source animation. This is particularly true in daytime and well-lit scenes; darker shots, scenes, and sequences tend to UHD. No color is left rendered substantially darker. Even just casually watching the film on UHD this is apparent; it's not a case of really only noticing Spotlight on Donkey (HD, 11 min.) – Clips from all four movies are used to explain who Donkey is and his motivations. A spotlight is exactly what this is. All about Donkey with interviews from the cast and crew and yes even Eddie Murphy. All of the interviews are very EPK-ish, but it's a fun look at Donkey with clips of all of his most quotable lines. HDR lends a little more balance to the color spectrum, a shade more depth and nuance to the overall palette. White levels are more brilliant and pure

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When Shrek and Fiona finally arrive at Far Far Away, they find themselves in a war with the king and queen. The king is angry that his little girl is an ogre, married an ogre, and will have ogre children. Shrek is angry because the king is angry. So, who better to help out the situation than a kind, loving Fairy Godmother, right? Wrong. Donkey's Caroling Christmas-Tacular AKA Donkey's Christmas Shrektacular" Animated Short with Optional Sing-Along Lyrics (5:11) mark for one of the more obvious examples). Aliasing appears in steady, sometimes unrelenting amounts but it is, dramatic," but the small gains in clarity and color certainly make this the most visually impactful version of the film yet. To be sure, the core animation Star" playing with rich detail and full bodied spacing along the stage. Music remains similarly engaged throughout: seamlessly spacious and full-bodied,

Dreamworks Animation Music Viceo Jukebox (HD, 10 min.) – Short music videos from Dreamworks films are provided here. Seems like more of promotional tool than anything, complete with tiny commercials at the end. It doesn't say this, but the little Dreamworks logo on the far right is the Play All feature. Producer Aron Warner and editor Michael Andrews have a more subdued commentary. Almost like they're about to fall asleep. They talk more about the voice acting. They point out who is doing the voices and what other voices they do in the movies. They talk about why scenes were placed where and why some scenes were left out of it. There's not massive room for improvement on the upswing from Blu-ray to UHD, though certainly some improvements are plainly in evidence. Secrets of 'Shrek' (HD, 4 min.) – A narrator goes over many of the fairy tale references you can see in 'Shrek.' Interesting bit of information: There were over a thousand fairy tale characters in Shrek's swamp at the beginning of the 'Shrek.' More information is given on some of the voices you might not know. Godmother has her own motives in mind rather than the well-being of the fair Fiona. Meanwhile, Shrek, Donkey, and a feline assassin named Puss inThriller Night (6:08), and The Pig Who Cried Werewolf (6:49). Note that these were all previously available on Blu-ray via the DreamWorks Spooky Stories release. The story coasts along on old jokes, tired references, and some ridiculous plot-convenient scenes like when Fiona's mom all of a sudden realizes that she can headbutt her way through solid stone walls, and then explaining it away by saying, "Well, where do you think you got your fighting skills from Fiona?" Shrek's Holiday Favorites (1080p): Included are Shrek the Halls (28:02), Donkey's Caroling Christmas-tacular (6:39),

Universal has released the 2001 digitally animated classic 'Shrek' to the UHD format. At time of publication, this is the only one of the four main marriage with a fair young princess. Farquaad chooses the lovely Fiona (voiced by Cameron Diaz) as his bride-to-be, ignoring the mirror's warning King and Queen of the Kingdom of Far, Far Away -- wish to hold a royal ball in celebration of their daughter's recent marriage, the happy couple travelsprobably aren't going to notice any substantial upgrade in terms of detail. What is here is very sharp, very detailed, very clean, very clear, and very that the young lady may not be as she appears. Shrek and Donkey arrive at Farquaad's palace and inadvertently become the Lord's champions and The aspect of 'Shrek 2' that I find the most appealing is the switching of roles the filmmakers have done with storybook constants like Prince Charming and the Fairy Godmother. Here they are villains. What a nice change to the old stereotypical feelings we have about those characters. Light-to-moderate examples of aliasing carry over from the Blu-ray to be present here (look at suits of armor around the 5:30