Shrek Forever After
Return to the land of Far Far Away for the final chapter of the fairytale with a twist.
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Report AbuseEnding on a High!
I am glad to find that Shrek has ended on a high. The first Shrek has always been my favourite and still is, however I'm pleased to say that this film manages second.
The only slightly disappointing thing I found was that the film seem somewhat short, and could have been improved with slightly more content and a longer running time but this may well be due to the painful experience of sex in the city 2!
The only slightly disappointing thing I found was that the film seem somewhat short, and could have been improved with slightly more content and a longer running time but this may well be due to the painful experience of sex in the city 2!
Written by James on 5th Jul
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