Universal has released the fan favorite 2007 franchise film 'Shrek the Third,' directed by Chris Miller and The Tech of 'Shrek Forever After' (HD, 7 min.) – The animation technology used for the film is covered briefly in this short featurette. Audio Commentary – Director Mike Mitchell, along with Head of Story Walt Dohrn and Producers Gina Shay and Teresa Cheng offer the commentary here. This commentary seems a little crowded and seems more surface than anything. They never really dive in-depth into the story or characters. They more or less comment on a few things and laugh with each other.

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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. Arthur -- or "Artie," as he likes to be called -- isn't King material, either, and the very notion of being given the responsibility of ruling over all the It wouldn't be a sequel without the introduction of new characters, most prominently Puss In Boots (Antonio Banderas). 'Shrek 2' doesn't introduce too many more main characters so the introduction of Puss is hilarious and never feels like it overwhelms the characters we've come to know and love. is a steady beneficiary of fine-tuned brilliance as well. Even some of the bleak and bland castle interiors, where dull grays and lower light abound, The Making of: Shrek the Musical (HD, 8 min.) – Cameron Diaz introduces 'Shrek' the Musical. It's more of a promotional commercial for the Musical, but people interested in seeing the stage play will want to watch it.throughout. The source animation appears to look just about as good as it's going to look on Blu-ray. The UHD finesses where it can, but casual viewers pop, and blue skies are impressively rich and vibrant. Every bold color, particularly under well-lit conditions, enjoys a fairly significant increase to

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Rogers on returning to the Shrek franchise and the differences between the Blu-ray release vs. previous editions: absolute finest inherent to the source animation. This is particularly true in daytime and well-lit scenes; darker shots, scenes, and sequences tend to

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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. By this time it seemed that the storybook world had worn a little thin. The jokes became humorless. The emotion felt ultra sappy, and the story felt weak. How to be Green (HD, 4 min.) – A sappy recycling message. Get it? Shrek's green? Being green? Uh huh.

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Secrets of 'Shrek Forever After' (HD, 4 min.) – More secrets and things you may have missed the first time around. The voices are covered again. 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. Action is likewise deep and full figured for spatial awareness. Detail, too, is precise and the marriage of clarity and seamless positioning make every

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Shrek (voiced by Mike Myers) is a green ogre who wants nothing more to live his life on his own terms. He's a peaceful creature who loves to eat, With the King of the Kingdom of Far, Far Away having fallen ill, Shrek and Fiona have been placed in charge -- temporarily of course -- in his stead. Shrek in the Swamp Karaoke Dance Party (HD, 3 min.) – Just what the title says. It's a karaoke dance party with each of the characters performing different popular songs. Presented in a 1.78:1 aspect ratio, 'Shrek' brings his fantastical fairytale friends to 3D Blu-ray with a mostly excellent but sometimes disconcerting 1080p/MVC MPEG-4 encode. Those negative aspects come by way of annoying artifacts. They're near negligible but present nonetheless. In a couple scenes overlooking skies, we can see hints of banding from behind the darkened glasses. Instances of aliasing and minor stair-stepping also creep up around the finer hairs of the animals, most apparent in the close-up of the three blind mice in the final musical number with some distracting shimmers. And Fiona's wedding dress comes with some very light ghosting. The video can also seem rather flat and two-dimensional at times. Spotlight on Donkey (SD, 11 min) — An amusing piece centering around the character with interviews from cast and crew.

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are given the task of freeing Fiona from the clutches of an evil dragon, a task to which Shrek agrees to undertake only after he has Farquaad's wordShrek's Holiday Favorites (1080p): Included are Shrek the Halls (28:02), Donkey's Caroling Christmas-tacular (6:39),