I Love the Shrek movies and even though this was not as good as the first two it was still a great movie and well worth watching. If you loved the first two you should still enjoy this one.

This was ok. Sure It was quite a step down from the first and second. The Third has its problams like some of the jokes fall flat and is like youve seen it before. Its still the shrek that we know but I can promise you will not like this one as...
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This was ok. Sure It was quite a step down from the first and second. The Third has its problams like some of the jokes fall flat and is like youve seen it before. Its still the shrek that we know but I can promise you will not like this one as much as the other shrek movies.

Being king isn’t for everyone â€" especially if you’re an ornery ogre who smells like the shallow end of a swamp. When Shrek married Fiona, the last thing he wanted was to rule Far Far Away, but when his father-in-law, King...
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Being king isn’t for everyone â€" especially if you’re an ornery ogre who smells like the shallow end of a swamp. When Shrek married Fiona, the last thing he wanted was to rule Far Far Away, but when his father-in-law, King Harold, suddenly croaks, Shrek is quickly fitted for the crown. Now, unless the reluctant would-be king can find a suitable replacement, he’ll be royally screwed for the rest of his days. As if Shrek didn’t have enough on his plate, Princess Fiona has another little surprise on the way. Reeling from the duties of running a kingdom and impending fatherhood, Shrek sets off on a quest to find the only other possible heir to the throne, Fiona’s long-lost cousin Artie, a medieval high school outcast. While the ogre is away, his old nemesis Prince Charming rears his handsome head and returns to the kingdom of Far Far Away with redemption on his shallow little mind. Even with Donkey and the ever-so-suave Puss In Boots by their side, it’s going to take an ogre-sized effort â€" and a whole lot of help from Fiona and her band of princesses â€" for Shrek and Artie to save the day and find their own “Happily Ever Afters.â€�

Definently the least best Shrek film. It doesn't have that good of jokes or fun. And there's....(sigh) Justin Timberlake in it. Man, I hate that they did that. he's an awful actor. Over all, even though it was good, I don't plan on seeing it again.

I absolutely loved Shrek 2, and was so disappointed at how crappy this sequel was. There's very little plot, very few laugh out loud moments, the characters have become unfortunately old and tiresome, and the new characters bring nothing to the...
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I absolutely loved Shrek 2, and was so disappointed at how crappy this sequel was. There's very little plot, very few laugh out loud moments, the characters have become unfortunately old and tiresome, and the new characters bring nothing to the table. I was glad I didn't pay for this one the first time around.

I absolutely loved Shrek 2, and was so disappointed at how crappy this sequel was. There's very little plot, very few laugh out loud moments, the characters have become unfortunately old and tiresome, and the new characters bring nothing to the...
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I absolutely loved Shrek 2, and was so disappointed at how crappy this sequel was. There's very little plot, very few laugh out loud moments, the characters have become unfortunately old and tiresome, and the new characters bring nothing to the table. I was glad I didn't pay for this one the first time around.

OK, this is exactly what I didn't think Shrek 3 was gonna be like, I thought it was gonna be as good as the first two but the humour's starting to become a bit childish(if you know what I mean), plus I think they're milking the whole Shrek...
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OK, this is exactly what I didn't think Shrek 3 was gonna be like, I thought it was gonna be as good as the first two but the humour's starting to become a bit childish(if you know what I mean), plus I think they're milking the whole Shrek merchandise with this movie.

I rate it 1 star, because some parts of it were OK.

shrek the third isnt really ah good movie it dosent have that humor from the first now remember the flim shrek you know about a ogre that lived in a swamp somewhere in fairy-tale like place he later meets donkey who is voiced by eddie murphy and...
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shrek the third isnt really ah good movie it dosent have that humor from the first now remember the flim shrek you know about a ogre that lived in a swamp somewhere in fairy-tale like place he later meets donkey who is voiced by eddie murphy and they were later been meet by lord farquaid i cant spell his name so he needs to rescue a princess then farquaid is about to marry him during the end so the movie continues with shrek 2 i liked shrek and shrek 2 but when shrek the third came out it was pretty dissapoting the only thing i did not like about it is its medicore screenplay it wasnt thatt funny from shrek and shrek 2 but the voice-acting is ok for a bad script the animation is bit decent and if your so the story is about shrek an ogre who later founds out that fionas dad is dying and harold needs shrek to be king so i wanted shrek to be king what we got insted we got artie so prince charming comes in and wants to rule the
kingdom so its up to shrek and donkey and puss
later on fionas having a baby the story is just isnt that good from shrek and shrek 2
dosent remind me of one of the greatist flims toy story the story was good so was the humor
but since that shrek the third was bad so if your not interisted your goanna hate this movie
i give shrek the third 2 and half stars out of 5.

The Good: nice animation and some funny moments.

The Bad: lacks all of its humor charm and its very cool concept of fantasy the ending is lame.

The Ugly: artie is a pain and the dullist story to ever be made

Harold has fallen ill and his ogre son-in-law Shrek and daughter Fiona are next in line to be king and queen. Shrek declines, insisting that an ogre as king is a bad idea and that there has to be someone else for the job. With his final few...
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Harold has fallen ill and his ogre son-in-law Shrek and daughter Fiona are next in line to be king and queen. Shrek declines, insisting that an ogre as king is a bad idea and that there has to be someone else for the job. With his final few breaths, the king tells Shrek that there is one other heir who can become the new King of Far Far Away: his nephew, Arthur. After a mournful (yet somewhat humorous) funeral, Shrek sets out to find this new king, along with Donkey and Puss in Boots. As they're sailing off, Fiona runs to the dock and announces to Shrek that he's going to be a father. Shocked, Shrek begins to have nightmares about his future children on the journey to Worcestershire Academy, where they eventually discover that "Artie," who is an academy student, is a loser picked on by the other students - even the nerds. Artie is initially thrilled to be the new king, and excited to be on his way to the throne, until Donkey and Puss inadvertently scare him by talking about things like plague and famine. Panicked, Artie tries to take control of the ship and ends up crashing it on an island where they meet Artie's retired wizard teacher, Merlin.

Meanwhile, Prince Charming has gone to the Poison Apple Bar, where he encounters a slew of fairy tale villains including Captain Hook, the Wicked Queen, Polyphemus, Rumpelstiltskin, Little Red Riding Hood, Mabel the Ugly Stepsister, the Headless Horseman, Stromboli the Puppet Master, and an assortment of black knights, dwarves, ents, and witches. Although they initially despise Charming, he persuades them to join him in a fight for their "happily ever after". The villains feel their side of the story has never been told and now is the time to do it. Charming and the other villains invade the kingdom and pillage for a time before attacking the castle, disrupting Fiona's baby shower. They capture all of Shrek's fairy tale friends (Gingerbread Man, Pinocchio, The Big Bad Wolf (a cross between the Three little pigs and Little Red Riding Hood's wolf), The Three Blind Mice and The Three Little Pigs, Dragon, and Donkey and Dragon's children. Fiona and Lilian try to escape through an underground passage, along with Doris the Ugly Stepsister, Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty and Rapunzel; the ladies are captured, however, when Rapunzel betrays them and leads them into a trap. They learn that she is in love with Charming, who plans to make her his queen once he claims the throne.

Captain Hook and some of his pirates track Shrek and company to Merlin's island, where they attempt to capture Shrek and kill the others. Shrek and Artie tag-team them effectively, however, and send the villains running, but not before Hook mentions "King Charming" and the takeover of Far Far Away. Concerned for his wife and their child, Shrek urges Artie to return to the safety of Worcestershire; Artie, however, has other ideas. He cons Merlin into coming out of retirement long enough to use his magic and send them all back to Far Far Away; the spell works, but accidentally causes Puss and Donkey to switch bodies because they were touching each other. They find that Charming is bent on revenge against Shrek for 'stealing' his "happily ever after," and plans to kill Shrek in a play later that night. Charming's men arrive shortly, but another clever ruse by Artie tricks the knights into not taking them into custody. They then break into the castle, where play rehearsal and set design are in full swing, but Charming is not good at rehearsing. In Charming's dressing room, Shrek menaces Charming but Charming is able to summon his men, who burst in and take the four captive.

Charming prepares to decapitate Artie. In an effort to save him, Shrek tells Charming that Artie was just a patsy to take his place as King of Far Far Away. Charming believes Shrek and decides not to kill the boy. Artie, who had just been growing to trust Shrek, is crushed by this and runs away. Donkey and Puss are thrown into the tower with Fiona and the other ladies, where Fiona is growing frustrated with the other princesses and their lack of initiative. Queen Lilian grows fed up when Snow White calls her an old lady, and successfully smashes the stone wall of the prison by head butting the walls. While the women launch a rescue mission for Shrek, who is being held captive elsewhere, Donkey and Puss work to free Gingy, Pinocchio, the wolf and pigs, Dragon, and the Dronkey. As they prepare to enter the castle and join the ladies, they encounter Artie, and Puss and Donkey explain to him that Shrek lied so Charming wouldn't kill him. Artie seems hesitant to believe them.

As the kingdom watches, Charming stages a theatrical performance in which he heroically rides to the rescue of Rapunzel in her (fake) tower and sings, somewhat badly. To Charming's profound annoyance, the chained Shrek wins the audience's support by ridiculing his singing and acting. Just as Charming is about to kill Shrek, Fiona and her friends, along with Puss, Donkey and the Fairy Tale characters, leap onto the stage to confront the villains. It goes awry, however, as the villains largely outnumber the heroes and take them prisoner again. In the nick of time, Artie arrives and convinces the villains to stop and turn over a new leaf, proving himself to possess effective leadership skills. He says a word of wisdom-"Just because somepeople treat you like a loser, it doesn't mean you are one. The thing that matters most is what you think of yourself. If there is something you really want or someone you really want to be then you are standing in your own way." The villains drop their weapons and release their captives. Charming, furious at having been thwarted by this boy, lunges for him with his sword. Shrek blocks the blow and appears to take it in his own chest, leading Charming to exult; the attack missed, however, and the sword is lodged harmlessly under Shrek's arm. Shrek informs Charming that he needs to keep looking for his own happily ever after, "because I'm not giving up mine." Dragon slyly knocks over Rapunzel's tower, which lands on Charming, and the crowd cheers. ( he may have lived because the glassless window if seen in the movie lands on him.) Charming's crown is sent rolling across the stage by the impact and is caught by Artie. Shrek tells him that the throne is his if he wants it, but it is his decision to make. Artie lifts the crown toward the audience, who cheer him loudly, then sets it on his own head. While the kingdom celebrates their new monarch, Merlin appears and restores Puss and Donkey to their proper bodies, though their tails remain switched.

As Far Far Away is left in the capable hands of young King Arthur, Shrek retires with Fiona to their swamp, having three ogre babies.