Shrek 2

[Sheafaithful]

It was really AWESOME! I laughed every minute--soooooooooo funny, good songs, good plot.

Chuck, I think I beat you to this by a minute! ;)

[CitySkyline]

Ha ha, right you are! :D ;)

Yes, the movie's hilarious!!! I won't reveal any of the plot, but if you enjoyed the first movie, definitely go see this one, you won't be disappointed! :D It was a full house of all ages and there were quite a few laugh-out-loud scenes! :clap:

[renuszm]

Yeah I would like to see this movie, the first one was great. I think I'll go to it in two weeks or so.

[Nymet31]

Very funny!!! glad they kept like the first one.... Puss N Boots stole the show!

[Panzram]

My buddy Ted wrote the original Shrek.

[Rockin Robin]

I'm thinking about taking my niece before tonight's game. Can't wait to see it!

[Baseball Guru]

Love, Loved, Loved this movie:thumbsup:

Absolutely hilarious!!!

Kath is right, Puss N Boots was fantastic:laff:

[Rockin Robin]

I took my niece to see it this afternoon. Awesome!! Really really fun. I liked Pinocchio. :D

[645]

Seen it last night. It is a great movie. I enjoyed it alot.

[Blue56]

Puss n' boots was funny.

Great Movie.

[Jodi2231]

I saw it last night. FANTASTIC movie!! I was cracking up throughout the whole thing. My favorite is still Donkey.

Definitely check it out when you get a chance! :thumbsup:

[I Are Baboon]

Shrek 2 was awesome. It had me laughing out loud, something few movies can do. Very funny and highly entertaining.

:)

"But I am an ogre! ARRRRRGGGGGGHHHHHHHH!!!" lol

[metsfan001]

I'm probsbly seeing it over the long weekend.

[Rockin Robin]

Are we there yet??

[Sheafaithful]

Puss n' boots was a hoot!

And the opening song was a Counting Crows song (I had NO idea, life's little surprises) :D

[Jodi2231]

Are we there yet??


:rolling That was one of my favorite parts!!

[Baseball Guru]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5054265/

‘Shrek 2’ success to spawn more sequels

At least two more films are in the worksThe Associated Press
Updated: 8:21 p.m. ET May 24, 2004LOS ANGELES - Record-breaking “Shrek 2” cast a bigger box-office spell than first imagined, convincing distributor DreamWorks SKG that even grumpy green ogres can live happily after after — at least for two more sequels.

Opening in a record 4,163 theaters last Wednesday, the computer-animated storybook satire posted $129 million in ticket sales during its first five days across North America, the most ever for a mid-week release.

The previous five-day record for a Wednesday opening was set in December by “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King,” which grossed $124.1 million through its first Sunday.

For the three days beginning Friday, the traditional start of the weekend box office, “Shrek 2” generated $108 million, making it the second-biggest opening ever behind the $114.8 million release of “Spider-Man” in May of 2002.

“That’s better than anyone could have anticipated, even in our wildest dreams,” Jim Tharp, DreamWorks president of domestic theatrical distribution, said as final weekend figures were issued on Monday showing higher receipts than were initially reported.

The head of DreamWorks animation, Ann Daly, said that with the success of “Shrek 2,” the studio would move ahead, one at a time, with plans for a third and fourth installment.

“It wasn’t really advisable to start working on three and four until we knew that we actually had something in two, and certainly this weekend confirmed that we do,” she said.

Daly said DreamWorks was in final talks with the principal voice actors to return, including Mike Myers and Cameron Diaz as the newlywed green ogres with horn-shaped ears, Eddie Murphy as the talking Donkey, and Antonio Banderas as the swashbuckling Puss in Boots.

“Shrek 2” also set a new benchmark as the biggest animated debut of all time, topping the $70 million bow of last year’s undersea adventure “Finding Nemo,” and marks the strongest 2004 opening so far, surpassing the $89.3 million posted by Mel Gibson’s “The Passion of the Christ” in February.

“Shrek 2” clearly benefited from the wild popularity of DreamWorks’ original fairy tale farce, which opened with more than $42 million in May 2001 and went on to gross $267.7 million in domestic theaters alone.

Paul Dergarabedian, head of box office tracking service Exhibitor Relations, said the Wednesday opening of “Shrek 2” also worked to the film’s advantage, giving it two days of free press and positive word of mouth heading into the weekend. The movie’s broad demographic appeal was an additional factor.

“This was really the first family movie of the summer, and there was definitely a pent-up demand. You can see that reflected in these grosses,” Dergarabedian said. “It’s not just a kids’ movie: it’s a movie for everyone.”

Dergarabedian predicted that “Shrek 2” would hold up well next weekend as it competes for Memorial Day weekend business against the global warming disaster epic “The Day After Tomorrow,” hip-hop comedy “Soul Plane” and the female-driven comedy romance “Raising Helen.”

The success of the CGI-animated “Shrek 2” follows the box office disappointments of two recent hand-drawn cartoons released by DreamWorks — last year’s “Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas” and 2002’s “Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron.”

Daly said DreamWorks’ animation division is currently focused on two upcoming projects, “Shark Tale,” due for an October release, and the new TV series, “Father of the Pride,” about lions who perform in Siegfried and Roy’s famed Las Vegas act, which debuts this fall on NBC.

[Rockin Robin]

Wow, considering Roy's accident, I'm surprised they're going ahead with that film.

[Baseball Guru]

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[Rockin Robin]

Do you still know the Muffin Man?

[Baseball Guru]

The Muffin Man?

That lives on Drury Lane?


:D

[metsfan001]

She's married to the Muffin Man!

[awefullspellare]

Im hoping to see it this afternoon

[awefullspellare]

Shrek 2 was awesome!!! great movie :)

[metsfan001]

Amen to that! Lots of hilarious cultural references.



Anyone catch what the name of the ". . . Fifth Avenue" store was? I missed it.

[Jodi2231]

I thought "Farbucks" was so funny! :laff:

[RamsAndAngels]

Farbucks?????

Didn't even notice that....

I like it when they zap Pinnochio with the wand. "I'm a real boy!!!!" LOL

Puss.......... in Boots.

Shrek and Donkey off on another whirlwind adventure.

"Donkey?"
"I'm a stallion!"

Love the ending with the song and the babie dragons/donkies!!