Shrek 2

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	Mike Myers	Shrek
	Eddie Murphy	Donkey
	Cameron Diaz	Princess Fiona
	Julie Andrews	Queen
	Antonio Banderas	Puss In Boots
	John Cleese	King
	Rupert Everett	Prince Charming
	Jennifer Saunders	Fairy Godmother
	Aron Warner	Wolf
	Kelly Asbury	Page
	Cody Cameron	Pinocchio
	Conrad Vernon	Gingerbread Man
	Christopher Knights	Blind Mouse
	David P. Smith	Herald
	Mark Moseley	Mirror
	Kelly Cooney	Fast Food Clerk
	Wendy Bilanski	Bar Frog
	Larry King	Ugly Stepsister
	Guillaume Aretos	Receptionist
	Chris Miller	Humphries
	Latifa Ouaou	Doll
	Alina Phelan	Maiden #1
	Erika Thomas	Maiden #2
	Joan Rivers	Joan Rivers
	Andrew Adamson	Captain of the Guards

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Director	Andrew Adamson
	Kelly Asbury
Conrad Vernon
Writer	William Steig, Andrew Adamson, Joe Stillman, J. David Stem, David N. Weiss, Cody Cameron, Walt Dohrn, Chris Miller, David P. Smith, Conrad Vernon
Producer	Jeffrey Katzenberg, David Lipman, Aron Warner, John H. Williams
Musician	Harry Gregson-Williams

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Story Synopsis:
Following their wedding, cranky ogre Shrek (voice of Myers) and his new bride, Princess Fiona (voice of Diaz), head 2 The Land Far Far Away to visit-make that “surprise”-her parents, who are not expecting their daughter and new son-in-law to be green (literally!). But helping Fiona find her skin color and new Prince Charming (voice of Rupert Everett) won’t be easy as long as Shrek, Donkey (voice of Murphy), and Puss in Boots (voice of Antonio Banderas) are around! Based on the book by William Steig. (Suzanne Hodges)

DVD Picture:
The anamorphically enhanced DVD picture looks fantastic, with bold colors that pop from the screen. The entire family will revel in the bold hues depicted here. The animation is extremely detailed, with loads of dimension and “texture.” Spending time examining the picture reveals such incredible details, like gently swaying blades of grass, clothing that resembles burlap, and shadows and reflections-details which are a testament to the talented animators who brought life to the movie. Rarely does the picture have a smeared appearance, and there are very few instances in which pixel breakup is noticed. Overall, this is a great-looking picture that should certainly delight! (Suzanne Hodges)

Soundtrack:
Music and atmospheric effects sound great in this Dolby® Digital 5.1-channel soundtrack, but voices do not seem to naturally fit their spatial environment. Subtle elements of the presentation are represented well, but are rather quiet and can often be greatly overshadowed by the dominant center channel dialogue. Phantom imaging is very impressive across all four sound walls, with a very aggressive mix with effects and sound. LFE channel activity is held to a minimum throughout the presentation, and the overall level of the soundtrack is rather low. (Danny Richelieu)

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