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Interesting fact about the second film. I was watching the director's commentary on Shrek 2 and they flat out said that the ugly stepsister was just that - a really ugly WOMAN. Not man. Not cross dresser or what have you. It's a woman with a very deep voice.

Sure surprised me there, but I'm glad they weren't actually making it is questionable as it seems. Wish I had known that when I first saw it...
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I must say, they did far too good a job there.
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I just saw a trailer for Shrek 3, and I can say I was pretty impress with it. I am looking forward to seeing the movie. :thumbsup:
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JesusFreak777 wrote:Interesting fact about the second film. I was watching the director's commentary on Shrek 2 and they flat out said that the ugly stepsister was just that - a really ugly WOMAN. Not man. Not cross dresser or what have you. It's a woman with a very deep voice.

Sure surprised me there, but I'm glad they weren't actually making it is questionable as it seems. Wish I had known that when I first saw it...
Huh... That's interesting. :-k
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I saw the preview and I thought it looked pretty bad it may turn out to be a good movie but it has a lot to measure up to.
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sadfrowner wrote:
JesusFreak777 wrote:Interesting fact about the second film. I was watching the director's commentary on Shrek 2 and they flat out said that the ugly stepsister was just that - a really ugly WOMAN. Not man. Not cross dresser or what have you. It's a woman with a very deep voice.

Sure surprised me there, but I'm glad they weren't actually making it is questionable as it seems. Wish I had known that when I first saw it...
Huh... That's interesting. :-k
Huh, what? People thought it was a cross dresser?

Wasn't it being a step SISTER obvious enough? :-k

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I think that the first one was AWESOME!!!
The second one was lame.
The third one is just Pitiful.

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I thought the first one was stupid, never saw the second and third one and have no plans on seeing them, or buying the DVDs. :D
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I really enjoyed the first one... the second one was sort of okay but not that great, and... I don't really want to see the Third one... I dunno maybe when its on TV for free or something but I'm not going out of my way to see it. ;)
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I thought that the first two were okay - I actually bought the second one on VHS a while ago because it was $3 or something like that and sometimes I put it in while I'm on the computer and don't really want to have to pay attention to a plotline but want something amusing on. It's grown on me - I don't notice the lameness very muc anymore. ;) Like Top, I'm not going to go out of my way to see the third one. I want to see it eventually, but I'm not going to worry about when that will be.
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Shrek the Third is out on DVD, Catspaw, so now you can go out and rent it! \:D/
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I know, but renting new movies, at least at the place closest to me, seems expensive and then you only get the movie for a night or two. I don't want to see it bad enough to spend the $20 to buy it or the $5 to rent it right now. For movies that I really want to see it might be worth it, but for a movie that sounds kind of lame and doesn't have any plot points that I desperately want to see before I hear spoilers about, it isn't worth it, especially since I'm already busy.

So that's my very long explanation, Trent. ;)
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You should had on one of the votes Haven't seen it and never wish to! because that would explain my feelings!
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epic123 wrote:You should had on one of the votes Haven't seen it and never wish to! because that would explain my feelings!
Exactly what I was going to say.

I personally dislike Shrek. I didn't like the first one, I saw part of the second one and didn't like it, and I will never watch the third one.
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Would you watch it for a trillion dollars?
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I wouldn't. :noway:
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Me either. I saw the first one, that was torture enough. :D
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I've never really enjoyed the Shrek movies and haven't seen the third. My dad did rent it out, so I'll probably end up watching it sometime.
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The Top Crusader wrote:Would you watch it for a trillion dollars?
Are you making an offer?
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Angel wrote:
The Top Crusader wrote:Would you watch it for a trillion dollars?
Are you making an offer?
No, I'm just curious. ;)
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