Shrek 2 [Includes Digital Copy] [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray/Blu-ray]

Director: Conrad Vernon, Kelly Asbury, Andrew Adamson Conrad Vernon

Overview

The cranky beast with a heart of gold returns to the big screen in this sequel to the computer-animated smash hit Shrek. After massive green ogre Shrek (voice of Mike Myers) and his new bride, Princess Fiona (voice of Cameron Diaz), return from their honeymoon, they receive an invitation to visit Fiona's parents, King Harold (voice of John Cleese) and Queen Lillian (voice of Julie Andrews), who are the monarchs of The Land Far, Far Away. However, the king and queen are more than a bit alarmed to discover their new son-in-law is a monster the color of algae, and that their daughter's little problem with a magical spell gone wrong has turned into a full-time skin condition. Certain this isn't the sort of "happily ever after" they dreamed of for their daughter, King Harold decides to take Shrek out of the picture and return Fiona to her former beauty with the help of Prince Charming (voice of Rupert Everett), the Fairy Godmother (voice of Jennifer Saunders), and ogre-slaying feline Puss in Boots (voice of Antonio Banderas). Shrek 2 also features the voice of Eddie Murphy returning as Donkey, as well as Larry King as an Ugly Stepsister.

Product Details

Release Date:	11/22/2022
UPC:	0191329228357
Original Release:	2004
Rating:	PG
Source:	Dreamworks Animated
Language:	English
Time:	1:33:00
Format:	Blu-ray
Sales rank:	6,589

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Kelly Asbury	Page,Page/Elf/Nobleman/Nobleman's Son
Cody Cameron	Pinocchio
Conrad Vernon	Gingerbread Man
David P. Smith	Herald
Mark Moseley	Mirror
Kelly Cooney	Fast Food Clerk
Larry King	Ugly Stepsister
Chris Miller	Humphries,Humphries/Magic Mirror
Latifa Ouaou	Doll
Alina Phelan	Maiden #1
Andrew Adamson	Captain of the Guards
Jonathan Ross	Voices
Harry Gregson-Williams	Composer

Technical Credits

Andrew Adamson

David N. Weiss

J. David Stern

Joe Stillman

Conrad Vernon	Director
Kelly Asbury	Director,Director
Andrew Adamson	Director,Screenwriter
David N. Weiss	Screenwriter
J. David Stern	Screenwriter
Joe Stillman	Screenwriter
David Lipman	Producer
Aron Warner	Producer
John H. Williams	Producer
Jeffrey Katzenberg	Executive Producer
Scott Guitteau	Sound Effects
Andre Fenley	Sound Effects
J.R. Grubbs	Sound Effects
Anna Behlmer	Sound Mixer
Alan Meyerson	Sound Mixer
Randy Thom	Sound/Sound Designer
Andy Nelson	Sound Mixer

Editorial Reviews

A star is born in Shrek 2! It's Puss in Boots, voiced with suave and swashbuckling bravado by Antonio Banderas. Not since the 1947 Warner Bros. cartoon "Little Orphan Airedale" has the "soulful eyes routine" been used to such devastatingly funny effect. Puss, a would-be assassin hired to dispatch our not-so-jolly green ogre, effortlessly steals every scene he's in. He also revitalizes the Shrek franchise. Hopefully, a spin-off is in the works (until then, he hosts the bonus features portion of the DVD edition). Shrek 2 continues Shrek and Fiona's fairy-tale romance beyond "happy-ever-after." The original voice cast return in their triumphant signature roles: Mike Myers and Cameron Diaz as the honeymooners, and Eddie Murphy as the loquacious but lovable Donkey. New to the story are Fiona's disapproving royal parents (John Cleese, Julie Andrews) and the vengeful Fairy Godmother (Jennifer Saunders), who schemes for her son, Prince Charming (Rupert Everett), to take Fiona for his wife. While not as emotionally satisfying as the original, Shrek 2 is just as funny; brimming with in-jokes, pop-culture references, and movie and TV spoofs ranging from The Little Mermaid to Cops. Having thoroughly punked Disney in the first film, Shrek 2 skewers Hollywood and Beverly Hills, rendered here as "Far, Far Away," a riot of boutiques (Abercrombie & Witch, Pewtery Barn) and red-carpet galas. Shrek 2 -- 2004's biggest box-office hit -- invites repeated viewings to catch all the jokes. But it's the extras that truly make this DVD an enchanting, play-it-again experience. Topping the dance party on the first Shrek DVD is the talent contest "Far, Far Away Idol," starring the one and only Simon Cowell.