Shrek the Third

Run Time: 93 min.
Rated: PG for some crude humor, suggestive content and swashbuckling action.
Directed by: Chris Miller, Raman Hui
Starring: Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz, Antonio Banderas
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Synopsis: Shrek, Fiona, Donkey and Puss in Boots are back for another Go-round in the land of Far Far Away. This time, with the death of Fiona’s Father, Shrek is left to b e King of all the land. Not too keen on being King, Shrek sets out on a journey to find young Arthur (Justin Timberlake) and bring him back to Far Far Away so that he can take over as King. All this is well and good of course, as long as Shrek’s old buddy Prince Charming doesn’t crash the party first.

Buzz: Kids just cannot resist the power of the big green guy and adults can’t resist the smart brand of humor that can be expected from this franchise. Beware though, as third films often fail to live up to expectations, leaving audiences sniffing big piles of Ogre dung.

Other Wide Releases on May 18

The Ex
Zach Braff shows up in (another) romantic comedy, this time playing a married man whose wife’s (Amanda Peet) old beau ends up working with him in the same office. It turns out that the old beau is played by the always hysterical Jason Bateman, so even if Braff ends up reprising the same old role from every one of his past films, we will still have something to look forward to.

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