Shrek Forever After

Instead of being a family man and a celebrity, what if Shrek grows getting tired of being feared and prejudiced despite the events of the three movies such as saving the Far Far Away? In the first movie, he hates being feared. He wants to be left alone, but the loneliness hurts. In the second movie, he's afraid of not being accepted by Fiona’s parents, mainly Harold. In the third movie, he struggles with responsibility and identity. Jump to Forever After. What the studio did was: Shrek is tired of domestic life, NOT tired of prejudice. That always felt weird because his biggest lifelong trauma was never domesticity, it was isolation, fear, and rejection. What do you think? Does it make more sense?

LEGO Shrek is a video game which is based on the Shrek series and it follows the story of all 4 Shrek films.

Shrek Fovever After Is Returning Back To Freeform

So as we all know, Shrek forever after is all about Shrek trying to cope with everyone he once loved against him. But there was a deleted scene that was to dark that it was cut from the Movie entirely

Heres what happened

Shrek enters a dark room, everything seems a bit bland and uninteresting, until out of nowhere, The Three Blind Mice strike Shrek and knock him to the ground. Gingy then calls upon his Cookie Horse army to take down Shrek, but he manages to take down the horses. Then, The Three Pigs begin striking Shrek with Rocks and setting him on fire, with Pinocchio also tying him up. The Big Bad Wolf then shows up and with the help of Pinocchio, knocks Shrek into a cage, where Donkey and Puss have also been captured

And yeah. That’s the deleted scene

I would like to have an intellectual conversation with anyone who believes that the original Shrek movie is an objectively better movie than Shrek Forever After.