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10 DreamWorks animated movies just as good as Disney and Pixar
While Disney and Pixar seemingly rule critical lists for animated movies, DreamWorks has released films that match both ...
While Disney was enjoying “Monster” box office receipts for its computer-animated theatrical release, DreamWorks and Universal Studios were raking in Shrek-sized green of their own with the biggest ...
In a year in which DreamWorks Home Entertainment encouraged consumers to spend a staggering $436 million on the video version of Shrek and Universal Studios Home Video had three titles that surpassed ...
When Shrek came out in 2001, it hardly looked like the stuff of Academy Awards and placement in the Library of Congress's National Film Registry. Coming from the upstart DreamWorks animation ...
Disney opens its latest animated extravaganza, the highly anticipated “Monsters, Inc.” on Friday – and there’s a whole lot more riding on it than the reported $100 million budget. Arch-rival ...
"Shrek" premiered in 2001, and there are some jokes and details you may have missed. There are innuendos in the film, including one about Lord Farquaad "compensating" for something. "Shrek" makes a ...
An anti-fairy tale run amuck. Let me explain. Shrek is Dreamworks’ latest salvo in the bloody popcorn wars it wages with Disney, its only current rival in the feature animation industry. Loosely based ...
He’s a mean, green halitosis machine, but the computer-animated star of “Shrek” can laugh all the way to the mudbank. This exuberantly irreverent cartoon about a beauty and a beast will be minting ...
I spent Memorial Day weekend catching up on Shrek (directed by Andrew Adamson and odds with the tastes of today’s more gadgety and cyberspatially driven young people, who make up the target market ...
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