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EARLY RELEASE: YT CUT Shrek (Patreon)

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2024-02-11 04:05:18
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YT CUT Shrek

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Steven K

Please do the Toy Story franchise!!

JD Galbraith

My favorite facts about this movie is that it was a punishment by the studio to go and work on it. So at the same time Shrek was being made, they were making the Prince of Egypt I think. When you messed up or something, you’d be sent to help work on Shrek. Funny because Shrek was the massive hit while the other flopped. Oh also, Shrek is in the Library of Congress, to preserve for ever, because the cultural implications it has had on us.

Brandy Sawyer

I really hope we gwt a little bonus watch after shrek 3 of Shrek is love, Shrek is life

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>>129405598

You missed some details, but that the gist of it. Pretty much this is the movie that made dreamworks stay in business, without shrek, Kung Fu panda and How to train your dragon wouldn’t exist.

Elisbeth Vélez

I need to know if the answer watched the latin america dub or spanish dub of Shrek

MelfeWaman

Love this series ❤️ I'm so glad y'all are reaching to it.

JBK405

For Oaks question about "Did they have this much adult stuff in movies back then?" there's a noticeable bell curve that swung down probably right around when you were kids. Back during the "birth" of animation in the '30s and '40s they did have "All Ages" comedy because animation was connected to feature films in theaters. Cartoon shorts were shown along with news clips, coming attractions, etc. in between main features and at all times of the day. They had to pair simultaneously with a "kids movie" or an "adult movie", so they had grown up humor running through to make sure that everybody would enjoy it no matter the audience. This started to leave cartoons in the '70s and '80s because with the rise of TV and home media they became DEDICATED for little kids. It was expected that adults would only watch them in the role of parents supervising their kids, not watching them on their own. So they adult humor went away to maximize the appeal to kids. The '90s is when it started to swing back, which is why you're noticing it so much more here and in other late-'90s/early-'00s films.