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Cameron Diaz, Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, and John Lithgow in Shrek (2001)

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Shrek

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The Ss in the DreamWorks logo transform into ogre form. This foreshadows Fiona's nightly transformation into an ogre.

The film opens and closes using the famous "Disney Fairytale" storybook method; however the film makes fun of this approach by having Shrek tear a page out and use it as toilet paper.

Hand drawn illustrations over the end credits.

The opening credits are seen around Shrek as he starts his day:

  • the film's title and Mike Myers's name appear in the mud Shrek bathes with (appropriate considering Myers voices the title character)
  • when Shrek breaks the mirror with his smile, Eddie Murphy's name is seen behind it
  • Cameron Diaz's name forms out of pond-scum
  • and when Shrek lifts up a snail, its larvae form John Lithgow's name before dissolving.

This is the only Shrek film to open with the DreamWorks Pictures logo; later films would have the DreamWorks Animation logo.

The S in Shrek has his ears.

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