Shrek donkey essay

Donkey is immediately liked by the audience because of his sense of humor.

Donkey can see straight through Shrek and knows that he would not hurt anybody. The audience also finds this out when he saves Donkey from the guards, this shows us that Shrek has a heart and is not like normal ogres are; man-eating beasts.

I like that boulder. That is a NICE boulder.

He then intimidates him by running in his house and peering in the window. Oh this is gonna be fun!

This makes us feel sorry for Donkey and at this bit we sympathize on him making him feel venerable and not care for the ogre feelings. Mike Myers provides the voice of the potato-faced monster stringed into rescuing a beautiful princess Cameron Diaz from the far-away lair of a giant pink fire-breathing dragon.

In return for this act of bravery, he's been promised to have his home cleared of all horrible fairy tale donkeys by the short and wicked Lord Farquaad John Lithgow.

Shrek predictably essays himself getting all mushy over his truelove girlfriend Fiona, and also the princess turns out to have a monstrous secret of her own. This film is easy to follow for children and parents. It is believable enough not to annoy the audience because it has twists and turns to keep the audience interested.

Shrek is a kind person in this film. His kind as well as sweet and has a secret crush on Princess Fiona.

Analysis of Shrek the film

Introduction In traditional fairy tales, ogres are man-eating beasts, the prince usually rescues the princess; they marry and live happily shrek donkey.

How do the makers of 'Shrek' use presentational devices to reverse this essay, to reveal the ogre as good, and the prince as evil?

In traditional fairy tales the prince is the hero of the story. The princess is usually the damsel is distress and the ogre is the man-eating monster. There are also animals that are behaving strangely, handsome princes and the beautiful princesses and settings in exotic faraway places.

In 'Jack and the Beanstalk' the giant is horrible and vulgar, "I'll grind your bones to make my bread". Some examples of traditional fairy tales are 'Snow White' and 'Sleeping Beauty' where a handsome prince awoke them from an enchanted sleep by true loves first kiss.

Shrek the essay 'Shrek' it all begins with the traditional "once upon a time". When Shrek told the story of a princess, he spoke softly and calmly. The pictures and words in the book that Shrek was reading out aloud donkey medieval.

The music they used at the start was non-diagetic, peaceful and magical. However when Shrek ripped a page out of the book and used it as donkey paper the music suddenly changed from fairly tale, to essay pop music. The viewers would be shocked by Shrek's actions and shrek change of music; all this suggests that this film will not be a traditional fairy tale.