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Harry Gregson-WilliamsActeurs·trices:
Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz, Julie Andrews, Antonio Banderas, John Cleese, Rupert Everett, Jennifer Saunders, Kelly Asbury (plus)VOD (5)
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Devenus de jeunes mariés, Shrek et Fiona rentrent de leur heureuse lune de miel. Ils sont invités par les parents de Fiona à venir dîner dans leur royaume, à Far Far Away. Mais ils ne se doutent pas que leur fille est devenue une ravissante ogresse... Ce mariage met par ailleurs en péril l'avenir et les projets les plus secrets du Roi... (texte officiel du distributeur)
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Critiques (9)
Bien que ce ne soit plus la "première fois", Shrek 2 est toujours rempli de superbes gags et surtout, sa deuxième moitié bien calibrée vous désarmera complètement. La même amélioration que dans le cas de Toy Story 2 - plus de la même chose, juste dans un emballage plus sauvage et plus riche.
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Après le grand succès du premier, on passe au numéro deux. Mais en ce qui me concerne, l’enthousiasme n’y est plus. Ici, on est plutôt sur du divertissement pour adultes, de la parodie et de la surenchère, mais ç'aurait pu être pire et je l’évalue à un bon trois étoiles.
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Shrek 2 has its deaf spots (and there are quite a few), but they are balanced by great animation, some excellent references (a cool "Mission - Pinocchio - Impossible") and in places a very biting parody of Hollywood and movie star mores. The whole thing has a nice, relaxed and self-parodic atmosphere, which is good. And what I must not forget is the great voice acting of the characters in the original - especially Banderas made me laugh! In this regard, I would like to send a small message to our distributors: Go to hell with the dubbing!
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Forcibly processed porridge. A strange and possibly slightly unacceptable story for children, compensated by more or less good jokes and references. Shrek and Donkey and Puss in Boots are some of the best parts, but the rest is sometimes unbearably boring, especially the subplot with the kiss, which noticeably copies the first installment. Therefore, I have to cast a completely cold scowl at the enthusiasm around it. The first one should have remained the only one.
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Who would have guessed the type of film cult that would hatch from that green, insanely clumsy and eternally bloated ogre? But that's the way it is, and I just have to confirm that Shrek 2 does not embarrass its predecessor, and it has even more one-liners (my favorite: I hate Mondays...), again densely packed with excellent musical numbers and catchy songs "in the background" of scenes, original characters from the realm of fairy tales (and the winner is... Puss in Boots played by the phenomenal Banderas... this guy is sexy, this guy is amazing!), and of course the most jovial and unclassifiable genre mix of comedy, parody, action, love story... My joy is perhaps a bit spoiled by the knowledge that it is a variation on the theme of the first film (the emotionally captivating finale is not all that captivating after all), but when I tell you that you are guaranteed to enjoy this movie despite this fact, I'm not lying to you. The repeated point may gnaw at the soul, but as soon as Donkey and Puss release the Latin-American rhythms, all the negatives are forgotten. Shrek amounts to a good mood in green, kindness, insight and an excellent film that can pleasantly tickle the soul. There may be hints of commercial calculations here and there, but I get zero impression that it is a fake. And the liveliness of the animated characters is... really startling. How the hell do they do that? !!! Watch the version subtitles, otherwise you will miss out on a large piece of Shrek's magic !!!
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