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Adaptational Wimp: Believe it or not, Shrek actually has the ability to breathe fire, swallow lightning, and shoot Eye Beams in the original book. In the film, none of these powers are present. Donkey Shrek The Musical Puss in Boots Princess Fiona, Shrek fiona, mammal, fauna, wildlife png 450x629px 146.08KB Agony of the Feet: On the way to the castle, during the Travel Montage, Shrek hurts his foot trying to stamp out what's left of the campfire, forcing Donkey to put it out by urinating on it. Shrek The Musical Princess Fiona Shrek Film Series Logo, shrek, heroes, text, film png 1758x824px 1.17MB

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Mclaughlin, Robert (July 2, 2007). "Shrek The Third: review". Den of Geek . Retrieved September 24, 2018. [ dead link] Shrek The Musical Princess Fiona Shrek Film Series Animation, Shrek fiona, fictional Character, film, shrek The Third png 435x579px 298.61KBa b c Sloane, Judy (May 19, 2010). "Shrek Forever After – Cameron Diaz on love and happiness and the ending". Film Review Online. Archived from the original on October 11, 2018 . Retrieved October 10, 2018.

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Clarke, James (2012). Animated Films - Virgin Film. United States: Random House. ISBN 9781448132812– via Google Books. In addition to the balloon animals, Fiona also causes a bird to spontaneously combust when it tries to hold a note as long and loud as the one Fiona sings... then, she cooks the bird's eggs.Sawdey, Evan (December 15, 2010). " 'Shrek: The Whole Story': Imagine What We Would Have Missed If We Just Left Him Alone". PopMatters . Retrieved September 25, 2018. Adaptational Heroism: Shrek in the original book was a Villain Protagonist who enjoyed making other people miserable with his ugliness and powers, all for his amusement. Shrek here starts out much more neutral, who only scares people away so he can be left alone. He then later becomes a hero as he bonds with Donkey and Fiona.

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Cardboard Prison: Invoked; Fiona explains to Donkey that with her martial arts skills she could have escaped the tower and Dragon at any time. In fact, she does that in the fourth movie's Alternate Timeline when Shrek never appears to rescue her. The problem is that it wouldn't solve her actual problem, that she is cursed to become an ogress at night. Only True Love's Kiss can do that, and those tend to come from princes or knights. Hence, she stayed in the hopes of breaking the curse. Short Films: Shrek in the Swamp Karaoke Dance Party (2001) • The Ghost of Lord Farquaad (2003) • Far Far Away Idol (2004) • Donkey's Caroling Christmas-tacular (2010) • Thriller Night (2011) • The Pig Who Cried Werewolf (2011) • Puss in Boots: The Three Diablos (2012) • The Trident (2023) Fiona has special talents as well. For example, besides her martial arts skills, she can sing so high that birds explode. Fiona is much more patient, and kinder to Donkey than Shrek is at times. She is shown to be a very loving wife and mother. However, in Shrek Forever After, her alternate self is aggressive, single-minded, and driven at times. This is understandable, given the situation she is in. Shrek: The Ghost of Lord Farquaad". Radio Times. Archived from the original on October 17, 2018 . Retrieved October 16, 2018. a b O'Hagan, Andrew (June 29, 2001). "A monster triumph". The Daily Telegraph . Retrieved September 22, 2018.a b c d Kurland, Daniel (July 15, 2018). "26 Crazy Revelations Behind The Making Of Shrek". Screen Rant. Archived from the original on October 18, 2019 . Retrieved September 18, 2018.

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a b c Alexander, Bryan (May 18, 2010). "Cameron Diaz's Ogre Hair Style Took a Team of 20 for "Shrek" ". NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth . Retrieved September 21, 2018.The scene in which Fiona single-handedly defeats Monsieur Hood and his Merry Men references the slow motion special effects popularized by The Matrix (1999), [10] [77] [94] as well as Diaz's own Charlie's Angels films. [95] [96] [97] In a DVD bonus feature, Fiona explains that she performed her own stunts in the film, claiming that she based her kung fu on Charlie's Angels. [98] Despite concerns that references to The Matrix would eventually date the film, Rossio believes the gag will remain funny because it is a parody instead of merely an imitation. [7] A similar reference is made when Fiona defeats a mob at the beginning of Shrek 2, a complex sequence for which animators used powerful data processors to store and manipulate millions of computer generated images. [99] Modesto created new character models for Fiona and Shrek in Shrek the Third, [100] while new software and servers were implemented to animate individual strands of the princess's hair much faster than had been possible during production of the first film. [44] In Shrek Forever After's alternate reality, the character wears her hair unbraided for the first time, [101] which was inspired by singer Janis Joplin. [102] Due to its costliness, Fiona's new hairstyle first needed to be approved by DreamWorks, with Mitchell likening the process to "prepar[ing] like a lawyer". [103] The re-design was a difficult, expensive process that required 20 animators to animate each strand individually, [101] [103] as Mitchell was particularly determined to render it correctly due to audiences' familiarity with long hair. [103] One group was specifically tasked with setting up Fiona's hair, which head of production technology Darin Grant believes "allowed the process to be optimized and work across many, many shots" as it "flows and cascades throughout" the entire film, [104] reinforcing Fiona's liberated personality. [101] Personality [ edit ] Fiona too. She's not happy that Shrek rescued her, nor that he rescued her for someone else, but she soon starts w a b O'Neill, Rachel (May 29, 2018). "9 reasons we need to appreciate Shrek more than we already do". The Daily Edge . Retrieved September 20, 2018. Brodesser, Claude (July 10, 2001). "Inside Move: 'Shrek 2's' expensive voices". Variety . Retrieved September 18, 2018.