Articles about Shrek

@bradfordevans chronicles the lost roles of Chris Farley, whose premature demise only ensured further lost roles

An interesting historical look at Hollywood's many ways of making "horror movies" that are safe to show to kids

Dory, Timon and Pumba, Donkey -- thanks to their funny lines or crazy antics, these side players show just how much a well-drawn character can do

Die Hard, Rambo, Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, and seven other films with surprising literary roots

On valentine's day, this critic argues that when you look at just about any film, you'll find it's a love story. Or at least has a love story in it. Yes, just about every film. Seriously. He uses Die Hard, Shrek and The Godfather as examples.

A stimulating article by @sportsguy33 that looks at Eddie Murphy's career asks the questions: why doesn't everyone ever point out that Eddie is the most successful comedian ever? That he's one of the best stand-ups ever? That, before Eddie, only white actors were considered sure things at the box office? That Eddie made more money making kids' movies than anyone ever?

A @bradfordevans Lost Roles look at Janeane Garofalo, who thankfully DID land a role in "Wet Hot American Summer"

Talented, veteran character designer, Shannon Tindle, explains what makes character designs work in the age of CGI Animation... and why Gnomeo & Juliet is not a successful example of this.