Review: Shrek. Happily Ever
bittersweet final chapter
When in 2009 burst into movie screens this strange and curious ogre's swamp DreamWorks hand, few could presage would be the beginning of an interesting and respected franchise. The truth is that at the time was an explosion of creativity, a shameless exercise of humor and above all a step forward in a "fratricidal" war with Pixar factory. Nine years later we find the last trip of the ogre Shrek, in a final chapter in which again stresses the technical, lifted up by excellent 3D graphics, and wrapped in turn by the complicity that has led follow-up misfortunes of these characters.
This latest installment contains many ingredients that have amazed and conjugate for critical and over the years, and in this sense little disappointed we have a story that contains a point of originality and a new view for both main characters as the odd interesting novelty. Once assured the technical spectacle, the romantic comedy that marks the beginning drifts into a modest adventure that will terminate in the starting point, although it seems a paradox.
From a somewhat more demanding, expect much more of this "Happy Forever", and somehow left with the feeling that this has had it longer. That entertains, sometimes fun, but not dazzling nor does a breakpoint on to conventions in film animation as if it represented the past. We are therefore faced with an acceptable proposal continues that, while the third is to improve delivery, it is slightly away from the first two, and is a somewhat bittersweet cycle closure and a sense that you could have done better.
said this remains an excellent choice to hold onto now that the bill offers few guarantees, at least until the impending arrival of the masterpiece made by Pixar "Toy Story 3" and that "this self- is a devastating blow on the table, and a landslide victory in this "wonderful" struggle for power in the animated film.
The ogre returns to the swamp, the voluntarily leave and then return to nostalgia. Comings and goings of one of the most exciting series of animated films we've had the opportunity to enjoy several years.
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