Shrek the Third

When the villains are rehearsing for the show, Charming is wearing pink leg warmers.

When he leaves the rehearsal and walks into his dressing room, the leg warmers are gone.

When the women escape and prepare to "take care of business", we clearly see when Snow White rips off her sleeves that she has a heart shaped tattoo with "Dopey" written on it on her right shoulder.

Later, when she summons the critters to attack the tree guards, her right shoulder is bare.

When Fiona is about to tell Shrek that she's pregnant, Dragon in the background shifts position between shots.

From its original position to more forward, then back.

The morning after they meet Merlin, just before they are attacked by the Villains, Donkey can be seen with his legs sleeping on his back on the 2 first shot, then then camera change and when you see him again he is on his side still sleeping.

The camera change is so fast that it cannot be attributed to he moving his position but to an error.

When the women prepare to fight, the Queen marks her face with lipstick, but in the next shots, during the fighting scene, we can clearly see there are no red marks on her face.

When the boat crashes on the rocks, Shrek, Donkey, Puss and Artie end up on a beach.

In all the wide shots before and after Artie walks away, there is clearly nothing on the ground around Shrek.

Moments later, when Donkey tells him he should change his tactics, Shrek picks up a piece of wood on his left that wasn't there before.

In the scene before the play sequence towards the end of the movie, the first shot is a wide shot showing the castle in the background with the path in front of it with Donkey, Puss, the Three Pigs, Pinocchio, Gingy and the Wolf just off to the right.

The path is completely empty, and there is no sign of Artie in the shots of the path showing it behind the characters, yet seconds later, Artie suddenly appears on it.

- PLOTAt the end of _Shrek 2 (2004)_ (qv) when Donkey discovers he has babies there are six of them.

Yet in _Shrek the Third (2007)_ (qv), there are only five babies.

Close to the end of the movie where Puss and Donkey get their bodies switched, they get their tails switched.

But later on in the movie, they still have the same tails.

But Merlin said it would wear off eventually, so apparently it did.

At the end of the film, when Merlin puts Puss and Donkey back in their correct bodies, they turn side on to the camera and hug - no tails can be seen.

When Shrek and Artie are captured by Charming, and Shrek insults Artie to save his life, Artie leaves and, in a following shot, is seen walking away some distance from the castle.

However, when Puss, Donkey and the other fairytale characters bump into him later, he is back by the castle gates.

When Merlin puts Donkey and Puss in Boots back to their bodies, their tails are switched.

When they appear at the Swamp, their tails are where they should be.

Merlin accompanies the piano player to play four-handed at his left side.

The part Merlin plays is high-pitched.

To play high notes, you should sit at the right side of the piano.

Cool movie! Shrek Third regarding the titles of nobility, shows Shrek and Fiona back to the castle of Tao, So Far to replace her parents in some bureaucratic tasks since King Harold is very sick.

It's a fun little movie with plenty of laughs with plenty of memorable moments.

Directorial duo Chris Miller and Raman Hui are here essentially responsible for going some way in killing the Shrek franchise their presence, away from the duo of Andrew Adamson and Vicky Jenson plus Ted Elliot in a screen writing capacity, is an ill-fated changing of the guard very much like the one threatening to unfold within the piece itself. Where 2001's Shrek and its 2004 sequel had a watchable charm, and were pleasant explorations of politics more broadly linked to what is defined as 'attractive' in the guise of the opposite gender, Shrek the Third is a loud messy unnecessary and really rather unpleasant edition.

Time for me to review one of the worst sequels ever: Shrek The Turd. Shrek and Fiona's (Mike Myers and Cameron Diaz, respectively) fairy-tale wedding has gone off without a hitch, yet just as the beaming newlyweds prepare to enjoy their blissful "happily ever after," the sudden death of King Harold (John Cleese) finds everyone's favorite ornery ogre being reluctantly fitted for the royal crown.

Shrek the Third is a really good movie. I have to lie if I said i didn't like the movie.

I always believed 'Shrek 3' to be cartoonish and silly, and therefore put off watching it for a while. Partly true, this is indeed my least favorite in the series.

Shrek, Donkey, Fiona, and Puss are back in "Shrek The Third." This time the titular ogre is on a quest to find Fiona's cousin Artie: the heir to Far Far Away's throne.

As a threequel to a beloved franchise, Shrek the Third is a disappointment. It's not as bad as the other sequels (notably the 5th Ice Age movie) but it lacks the heart that made the first two Shrek films so memorable.