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What's so bad about shrek the Third?

Speaking as someone who isn't a fan of the shrek movies, I kind of mildly dislike all of them, equally. But I've never really seen why the fans of the franchise hate the third one so much. To me it doesn't really seem any better o worse than the rest. I've just been curious about this for a while.
What's so bad about shrek the Third?
 cruella posted hace más de un año
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KataraLover said:
Well, the main reason being that the jokes aren't funny. The new characters (aside from Artie) are annoying, Charming is a lame villain, King Harold's death was VERY DISTASTEFUL, Artie making the villains become good is really out of no where and is WAY TOO easily accomplished, there is FAR TOO MUCH going on in the movie to the point where it's really unfocused and cluttered, Fiona is really underplayed, the whole Camelot college o whatever is pretty lame and stereotypical with no creativity to it like Far Far Away did, a lot of the dialogue is awkward, the pacing is inconsistent, is unmemorable, and a lot of dramatic moments just don't really pay off. If tu want más details, just go watch Doug Walker/The Nostalgia Critic's Dreamworks-uary video on it and he's not much of a fan of the franchise aside from the segundo movie. While not awful, it's still really bad and definitely the worst in the franchise.
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scarletunicorn said:
TBH none of the shrek films are good. The only one that's kinda passable is the first one...But all of the others are just boring.
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UnholyNoise said:
That shrek the Third even exists is a problem.. why are there three of these? I mean I like that they kind of take the piss out of a lot of disney/fairytale tropes, but they try way too hard, the humor is so forced. It's about as subtle as getting hit in the face with a brick. And as a concept it gets old after the first movie.

And tbh I'm still salty about shrek in general basically nailing the coffin for Dreamworks' 2D animation. Once shrek took off, it set the pace for all their future movies. and I feel like a lot of what is wrong with Dreamworks can be tracked back to Shrek
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True. Notice how before shrek came in Dreamworks tried different varied styles for their movies, but after shrek took off they all turned into quirky CGI comedies. It would be long before we had a más decent film (Kung Fu Panda).
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Not really, considering two 2D films came after Shrek, it was just the sequel that came after it that made it seem that way. Besides, I think something like Antz had más to do with it because it was actually más popular (for some reason) than A Bugs Life, which came out the same year. The main problem with Dreamworks cine for me (aside from a lot of the jokes being forced) is that neither the worlds o the characters are that interesting. Besides, even if the shrek cine nailed the coffin on Dreamworks 2D animation, is that really a reason to hold against them? I mean, I'm not going to hate Merida because she was created to bash the past disney Princess for being weak damsels in distress that depend on a man (as opposed to Merida who is a false action girl and a damsel in distress that has to be constantly saved por her mother and her little brothers). Besides, let's face it, Dreamworks isn't exactly a company that has a style that suits 2D, since it's mainly slapstick and being supposedly "adult". I would amor to see más 2D stuff from them but to be honest, while I do like them, none of their 2D films are very well-done o well-constructed, aside from The Prince of Egypt. Trust me, shrek had VERY little to do with it.
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