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Loosely based on William Steig's 1990 fairy tale picture book of the same name and directed by Andrew Adamson and Vicky Jenson.
- The moral lesson
- Characters
- Magic
- Obstacles or tasks
- Happily ever after
Depending on the audiences social background and individual context, their response will differ.Adults and children will have different levels of understanding
For examples there are many jokes included for adults that would go over childrens heads.
Lord Farquaad's Castle
'Do you think he's compensating for something?'
Strengths
Weaknesses
The look on the Mirror's face and Farquaad's quick peek under the covers imply he was aroused by the image of Fiona.
There is a hero which is shrek who directly opposed the villain who is Lord Farquad.
There are magical characters including ogres, dragons, talking donkeys, and many more.
There was a test that the protagonist had to pass .
There were moral lessons present in the movie.
Happy ending with Shrek and Fiona.
Having an ogre as the hero.
Fiona going from a beautiful princess into an ogre.
Instead of a handsome prince, there is an outsider from the swamps, ugly and stinking, who wins a princess by overcoming fear of himself.
Fiona remaims an an ogre in the end, even after true loves kiss with Shrek but this doesn't matter as she is accepted for her natural self.
Breaks the myth of how certain characters should behave and conform to their stereotypes.