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This is the only Shrek movie in which the Magic Mirror doesn't appear, since he didn't come to Far, [...]	D
The part when Donkey mispronounces Worcestershire as "Wor cester shiray." References A Christmas Sto [...]	D
In the scene in Prince Charming's dressing room, there is a "Phantom of the Opera" costume in the ba [...]	D
The last Shrek movie to feature music from Eels lead singer Mark Oliver Everett.	D
In one scene, The Gingerbread Man's life essentially passes before his eyes. Not only does this scen [...]	D
Produced under the working title of "Shrek 3".	D
In Shrek 2 (2004), Fiona (Cameron Diaz) has a Justin Timberlake poster above her bed. The animators [...]	D
Marks the voice acting debut of Seth Rogen in a theatrical movie. Later he went on to voice Hoqsueal [...]	D
When Artie gives his speech at the end, asking the villains what they really wanted to do, the Wicke [...]	D
The part when Shrek, Donkey, Puss In Boots, and Artie get shipwrecked on an island. References Gilli [...]	D
Julie Andrews: [songs] After Queen Lillian bashes through the prison walls with her head in order to [...]	D
Shrek makes an innuendo when he says "Even if his robe doesn't cover his..." but is cut off before h [...]	D
For such a box-office success, it only spent twelve weeks in U.S. theaters, compared with twenty-nin [...]	D
Donkey and Dragon have five children: Coco, Debbie, Peanut, Parfait, and Bananas.	D
At the beginning, Prince Charming is performing at the theatre when the cardboard castle comes crash [...]	D
Little red riding hood is seen in The Poisoned Apple, having sided with the villains. This only make [...]	D
The only film in the franchise that did not show Fiona in her human form. Though in Shrek 4: e visse [...]	D
The ending credits song "Thank You (Falettin Me Be Mice Elf Again)" was also used in Scooby-Doo 2: M [...]	D
This had the biggest box-office opening of an animated movie until Toy Story 3 (2010).	D
From a list of stats reported in Famous Magazine: - It took one million man-hours to complete this m [...]	D
The scene in which Doris carries Sleeping Beauty over her shoulder. References The Goonies (1985).	D
The scene in which Puss In Boots and Donkey switch bodies. Also references The Flintstones Monster F [...]	D
Paired former Monty Python comics Eric Idle and John Cleese for the first time since Duca si nasce! [...]	D
The only film in the franchise where Shrek and Fiona do not have to exchange true love's kiss to sol [...]	D
In one scene, after the ship crash, Shrek tries to relate to Artie (at Puss and Donkey's encourageme [...]	D
The only Shrek movie to not be nominated for the Annie Award for Best Voice Acting.	D
PAN FROM THE SKY: At the beginning of the film, the "DreamWorks Animation SKG" logo is covered by cl [...]	D
The scene in which Doris carries Sleeping Beauty over her shoulder. Also references Gilligan's Islan [...]	D
As Artie is giving his speech, when leaving his school, he says he's "building his city on rock and [...]	D
Released in U.S. theaters on May 18, 2007 - exactly six years after the release of Shrek (2001).	D
Justin Timberlake's first animated movie.	D
LOGO GIMMICK: After the "DreamWorks Animation SKG" logo, dark clouds start to roll in.	D
Eric Idle, upon seeing the "coconuts as horse hoof sound effects" segment in the stage show scene, a [...]	D
When Queen Lillian (Dame Julie Andrews) is stunned from knocking down the prison wall, she sings "My [...]	D
The last film of the franchise to introduce completely original characters that are not from fairy t [...]	D
Director Chris Miller toyed with the idea of letting Antonio Banderas do Donkey's voice and Eddie Mu [...]	D
In the scene where Shrek enters the school assembly, on each of the walls behind him on the entrance [...]	D
Sean Bishop's first time voicing a character in a DreamWorks Animation movie to not include RenÃ©e [...]	D
During the scene where the Princesses escape, there is a carving visible of a woman, who is standing [...]	D
John Krasinski's first animated movie. Later he went on to voice Cuthbert in Mostri contro alieni (2 [...]	D
At the time of its release, the movie had the third highest opening gross of all time, with an estim [...]	D
The stained glass window in the background of the knighting scene is a reference to St. George slayi [...]	D
This is the only Shrek movie where Shrek doesn't growl or roar at anyone.	D
The music used when the Princesses attack the castle is Led Zeppelin's "The Immigrant Song" and "Bar [...]	D
The Worcestershire school band playing "All Star" in the pep rally was performed by a real high scho [...]	D
The part where Doris carries Sleeping Beauty over her shoulder. Also references Gilligan's Island Be [...]	D
The part when Donkey and Puss In Boots switch bodies. Is a reference of Tutto accadde un venerdÃ¬ [...]	D
Held the record for largest opening day for an animated movie, with $38 million. This record was bro [...]	D
At the end of this movie, during the speech, Artie points at Rumpelstiltskin, who is the main villai [...]	D
Release prints were delivered to theaters with the fake title "Stone".	D
The first Shrek movie not to be directed by Andrew Adamson.	D
The scene in which Doris carries Sleeping Beauty over her shoulder. Also references Gilligan's Islan [...]	D
Worldwide, this is the fourth-highest grossing movie of 2007, after Pirati dei Caraibi - Ai confini [...]	D
The Evil Queen from Snow White in this movie was voiced by Susanne Blakeslee, who, oddly enough, had [...]	D
WILHELM SCREAM: Heard once during the commotion in the tavern. Another one is heard later when Drago [...]	D
The last Shrek movie featured in a 1:85:1 aspect ratio.	D
The gag of using coconuts to simulate the sound of horse hoofs was previously used in Monty Python e [...]	D
As it might seem obvious Artie purposes his love to Guin in the gym scene right before he leaves whi [...]	D
Like with the first two Shrek films, this one was released the same year as a live-action/animated h [...]	D
parts of the Bayeux Tapestry appear at Worcestershire academy. Nice little nod to an important event [...]	D
The scene in which one of the three little pigs poses on stage with the crane kick pose. References [...]	D
The third theatrically released animated triquel, after PokÃ©mon 3: L'incantesimo degli Unown (200 [...]	D
Antonio Banderas voiced Puss in Boots in the English, Spanish, Mexican, Italian, and Japanese versio [...]	D
Unlike the first two Shrek movies, The Gingerbread Man, Pinocchio, The Three Little Pigs, The Big Ba [...]	D
The scene in which Shrek tells Artie: "Come out, come out wherever you are." Also references The Fli [...]	D
With this movie and Shrek 2 (2004), Prince Charming is the only antagonist in the franchise to appea [...]	D
The only film in the franchise to not have a "storybook" opening.	D
The final Shrek film to be made by Pacific Data Images (PDI).	D
During Prince Charming's soliloquy in the alleyway, it's possible to see New York City's infamous gr [...]	D
This was Eddie Murphy's first animated movie released by Paramount Pictures, the studio with which h [...]	D
The only DreamWorks Animation movie released on digital HD.	D
The last film of the Shrek franchise where Shrek is seen getting kicked in the groin.	D
Marks the voice acting debut of Amy Poehler in a theatrical movie. Later she went on to voice Sally [...]	D
Seth Rogen and Jim Cummings, who voiced Captains in separate movies of the Shrek franchise (Cummings [...]	D
The scene in which Donkey and Puss In Boots switch bodies. Also references Gilligan's Island The Fri [...]	D
Marks the voice acting debut of Maya Rudolph in a theatrical movie. Later she went on to voicing Bur [...]	D

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