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Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Shrek Forever After

Ah, the green guy is back, along with the rest of the crew—Donkey included. If it is in fact true that this is going to be the last installment of the Shrek movies (which I doubt it will be) this is a good one to go out on.

It seemed that the story took a lot of it's inspiration from the Jimmy Stewart classic, It's a Wonderful Life. This show was full of humor (like always) and a great message about how important family is. My kids enjoyed it, and love to tell each other what their favorite parts are. Worth seeing in the theater, at least once. We will more than likely ad this one to our kids library when it comes out on DVD.
Posted by Jeremy English at 12:00 PM

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