Shrek and Fiona visit her parents after the wedding, but the king and queen are a little upset to find that not only has their daughter married an ogre, but that she has become one herself. To make matters worse, the Fairy Godmother wants her son, Prince Charming, to marry Fiona, and she will stop at nothing to separate the two lovebirds once and for all.

MOVIE REVIEW

After The Cat in the Hat, which can only be described as a complete disaster, Mike Meyers returns to form with Shrek 2, the sequel to the wildly popular 2001 film that finally allowed Dreamworks to throw a sizable punch at its arch rival, Disney. Luckily for Dreamworks, and unfortunately for Disney, Shrek 2 is almost as entertaining as the original, with plenty of jokes that will appeal to people of all ages.
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