It's official: yet another date ruined because I said I wanted to watch the Shrek trilogy but my date got mad that we were watching Shrek 2 three times in a row because it's the only Prestige Shrek.
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It goes Shrek 1, 2, 4.
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They played it in theaters a couple weeks ago and I took my daughter. I hadn't seen it in a very long time. I remembered liking it and figured it was still enjoyable. Other than some minor power serving narratives around monarchy (again, expected, nbd), I still loved it.
I was shocked that he asked one of the workers if he was being oppressed when he snuck into the factory.
They don't even have dental
The police grinding pepper in their eyes is still my favourite joke in the whole series.
BRB, gonna flood DreamWorks emails with complaints about their wokeness. Gonna do the same to Mike Myers' DMs too.
Will not look into it, but I'll bet Mike Myers has some fucking takes if he uses social media. 
they're just there for jokes in shrek 2 as well imo, but i am on the record as a shrek hater
no, i hear you & that's definitely the way i responded to it as a kid
Not Shrek 2 but related, I just watched Puss in Boots 2 and was very amused with how much of a capitalist carricature the bad guy was. The ethical bug on his shoulder even came to the conclusion that he should fight against him instead of searching for the good in him. The characters, each with different motives, decided in unison that this guy not getting his wish was more important than any of their own wishes.