Shrek 4-D

• Mike Myers: Shrek
• Eddie Murphy: Donkey
• John Lithgow: Ghost of Farquaad
• Conrad Vernon: Gingerbread Man
• Cody Cameron: Pinocchio / The Three Little Pigs

Shrek 4 -D is a in 2003 by Dreamworks animated short film which is a continuation of the first part Shrek - The daring hero is supposed to represent.

Action

In the 12-minute film will be shown as Shrek, Fiona and Donkey are on the way to the honeymoon. They are attacked by Lord Farquaards henchman Thelonius.

Thelonius kidnapped Princess Fiona and flees with her in an enchanted forest. Shrek and Donkey take in their onion carriage immediately in pursuit.

But in a cemetery of the spirit of the vengeful Lord Farquaard appears. A battle ensues, forcing the newlyweds to dropping off deep waterfall in a 1000 feet. But they are saved by the feuerspeihendem dragon that spits out a large fireball at Lord Farquaard and Gar makes him permanently. They fly without Thelonius ( which has occurred ever again in any other film of the Shrek series) to Hotel Honeymoon. As Shrek will pop the champagne corks, Shrek sees the fairy away with a cork and the animated curtain falls.

Special

In a graveyard scene donkey raises a grave stone, which has the shape of the egg Humpty Dumpty. This has a supporting role in the 2011 released movie Puss in Boots.

The film will be shown at Universal Studios Hollywood and Orlando. By the end of the 2011 season, he was also shown at Movie Park Germany in Bottrop- Kirchhellen.

In Movie Park Germany the film at the Roxy - 4D cinema was shown. This was done with a lot of technology: Thus with water effects, pneumatic seat stands, lighting effects - such as moving heads and strobes - and worked with the wind. Were for projecting two digital projectors operating with circular polarization technique is used.

Furthermore, this was the only film that was spoken in the Shrek by Sascha Hehn not, but from the German narrators Ingo Albrecht.

The film was remixed and released in Dolby Digital 5.1.

This is the only Shrek movie, the 19:9 or more specifically 2,20:1 owns the cinema Seitenvehältnis. All other films except Shrek Forever After, which therefore has the 2.35:1 aspect ratio of 21:9, have the common 16:9 aspect ratio.

There is no Blu- Ray and 3D Blu- Ray of the film, although the film at Dreamworks and in the cinemas in 1080p HD or even 4k should be available. It exists only in SD resolution on DVD in connection with the first part, or in connection with the first and second part. In 3D, the film is then only with anaglyph, so red-blue glasses to view, four glasses are included.

In Movie Park a rock cover version of " Suggar Hoony Honny " was shown at the end of the film. On the DVD, however, the guy without that background music will appear.