Shrek 1-4 Box Set [Blu-ray]

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For more about Shrek 4K and the Shrek 4K Blu-ray release, see Shrek 4K Blu-ray Review published by Martin Liebman on April 29, 2021 where this Blu-ray release scored 4.5 out of 5. Kudos for 'Shrek' going with the risk of being ostracized because of its more adult nature. It paved the way for CG features to not only be kid-friendly, but parent-friendly too. Nowadays, we quite often see CG features that contain quite a bit more subtle humor that flies right over kid's heads, but lands perfectly with older generations (Example: ' Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs '). HDR lends a little more balance to the color spectrum, a shade more depth and nuance to the overall palette. White levels are more brilliant and pure Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge. throughout. The source animation appears to look just about as good as it's going to look on Blu-ray. The UHD finesses where it can, but casual viewers

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sure, there is some gain to color depth, but this is just dark. There is almost literally a night-and-day difference between the Blu-ray and the ROGERS: It’s more consistent. I mean – we can’t change the fact that there’s probably twelve years between the first frame and the last frame render. There’s a lot of sophistication, differences between the style of the first film and even the second and then the third and then the fourth. As you’ll see the texturing becomes more sophisticated and more detailed. It’s just a function of advances in technology so I think it’s more consistent and we try to balance the contrast a little more across the three films. But we didn’t want to go in and reinvent the movies. Presented in a 1.78:1 aspect ratio, 'Shrek' brings his fantastical fairytale friends to 3D Blu-ray with a mostly excellent but sometimes disconcerting 1080p/MVC MPEG-4 encode. Those negative aspects come by way of annoying artifacts. They're near negligible but present nonetheless. In a couple scenes overlooking skies, we can see hints of banding from behind the darkened glasses. Instances of aliasing and minor stair-stepping also creep up around the finer hairs of the animals, most apparent in the close-up of the three blind mice in the final musical number with some distracting shimmers. And Fiona's wedding dress comes with some very light ghosting. The video can also seem rather flat and two-dimensional at times.

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Prince Charming is still around and angry about how things played out in the second movie. He plots his revenge against Shrek and Fiona by enlisting the local villains such as Captain Hook and some menacing talking trees. accompanied by his new companion, Donkey (voiced by Eddie Murphy) -- seeks out Lord Farquaad to ask that the Fairy Tale characters be removed, Shrek's Holiday Favorites (1080p): Included are Shrek the Halls (28:02), Donkey's Caroling Christmas-tacular (6:39), I love the first 'Shrek.' Its pop-culture humor, and its old-school storybook references mesh perfectly together and they're still relevant even today. The movie has heart, but most importantly a funny bone. It's an infinitely rewatchable movie. Dare I say, it's getting close to becoming a modern day animated classic.

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between UHD and Blu-ray ( Shrek in the Swamp Karaoke Dance Party actually appears on all three discs) and most of the supplements are Puss In Boots "These Boots Are Made For Walking" (SD, 2 min.) – Puss In Boots sings "These Boots Are Made For Walking." Clips of Antonio Banderas doing the voice work are spliced in. and Shrek's Yule Log (30:19). Note that the first two films were previously available on Blu-ray via the DreamWorks Holiday Classics release. Shrek's Yule Log isThriller Night (6:08), and The Pig Who Cried Werewolf (6:49). Note that these were all previously available on Blu-ray via the DreamWorks Spooky Stories release.