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Shrek is a
homely and lonely ogre, sent out into the world at the tender age of seven years
by his parents. Fiona is a beautiful princess, trapped in a castle guarded by a
fire-breathing dragon. Shrek and his wise-cracking companion, Donkey, are hired
by Lord Farquaad of DuLoc to rescue Fiona, but Farquaad’s plans include marrying
the princess himself. Shrek fights the dragon, rescues the feisty princess and
on their journey learns that he and the princess have much in common. But what
secret does Fiona hide? With the help of the Gingerbread Man, Pinocchio and
other fairy-tale misfits, the unlikely pair learns that beauty really is more
than skin deep, and that real friendship and love aren’t only found in fairy
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Show Guidelines
Shrek
is adapted from
the 2001 animated film. The themes of celebrating diversity and embracing
imperfections are presented in a playful, family friendly format. There is some
ogre-like crude humor.
Language
The word ass
is used several times, referring to the Donkey.
Violence
As in the
film, Lord Farquaad tortures Gingy in order to find out where Princess Fiona is.
Shrek and
the Donkey must escape a dragon to rescue Princess Fiona.
Drugs/Alcohol
None.
Mature Themes
In the song,
Story of My Life, the Big Bad Wolf sings “They…called me a hot ‘n tranny mess.”
Sexual References
None.
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