Latest 'Shrek' Weaker Than Last

American Voices • Entertainment • ISSUE 46•21 • May 25, 2010

Shrek Forever After, the latest installment in the animated children's franchise, grossed nearly $50 million less in its opening weekend than its predecessor. What do you think?

“Time for Mike Myers to go back to the drawing board until he invents a new character who's fat and gross and has a Scottish accent." ”
Nicholas Casebolt –
Mold Cleaner
“Really? Maybe after I tell my daughter, she won't want me to take her and the rest of her birthday party to the damn thing."”
Kayla Hamley –
Pelletizer
“Sadly, it has to compete with that other movie with the British-sounding ogre. What's it called? Oh, yeah, Robin Hood!"”
Will Lorinczi –
Nozzle Tender

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