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Mimi Leder's actor in 1997 The "Peacekeeper" was the first film released by the then paintings of DreamWorks. The studio was rushing more high-profile films to theaters shortly afterwards, releasing Steven Spielberg's Oscar-girl play "Amistad" and Goodley's stylistic flick of Gorbinski's "Gorbinski" before the year came out. DreamWorks soon proved to be frightening player in mainstream animation Also, the discovery of Antz and the Prince of Egypt in the late months of 1998. 2000 was also a good year for his animation department, with DreamWorks announcing the "Road to El Dorado" and Aardman's "Chicken Running".

Then, in 2001, "Dreamworks Animation" published "Shrek", satire for Disney's stagnant based on the book of paintings by William Stig. Shrek was characterized by infinite unusual sending of fairy tales, and the audience ate it. The first "Shrek" was a huge hit on the box office and caused a huge franchise for a party that lasts to this day. Indeed, the whole generation has grown watching "Shrek", and its many sequels are now considered classics. The property became so profitable that Disney himself began to imitate his satire, because his own "frozen" in the studio had some of the same anti-dysque feeling that "Shrek" made.

No one could predict how popular Shrek would become, at least all the higher dreamworks windows. Indeed, according to Nicole Laporte's book "Men who would be king: almost an epic story of fogs, films and company called DreamWorks", " "Shrek", once at once, considered a punishment from the studio. The production of hot tickets in the late 1990s was the "Prince of Egypt". If you are confused something while you are animate that movie, the Honchos of DreamWorks will demonstrate you in the production "Shrek". Of course, there is an irony about it, as Shrek has made a lot more money than the "Prince of Egypt".

Recall readers, the "Prince of Egypt" was completely blown away by a musical recurrence of the book book, which boasted an acting team in All-Star, which included Val Kilmer as Moses and Ralph Fienz as Rames, plus Michel Bulkfer, Patrick, Patrick Stu. Glover, Steven and Martin. A-Listers like this have not yet been collected for animated features. "Prince of Egypt" was also a high profile prestige image aimed at combating Disney's dominance on the animation market at the time during the famous Disney Renaissance. A lot of time and energy went into the film, and ended up with two Oscar, winning the best song. This was a few years before the best animated Oscar feature was introduced, otherwise it would be.

"Shrek", meanwhile, was a silly comedy for fires. While there was an cast (including Mike Meyers, Eddie Murphy, Johnon Litgov and Cameron Diaz), it was considered a "smaller" movie. Indeed, an animator (who preferred to remain anonymous) talked to Laport, explaining that Shrek was used as a penalty:

"He was known as Gulag.

It seemed that no one wanted to be "deleted". It should also be remembered that Shrek was originally predicted as more disgusting than it became. Like Stig's book, Shrek was supposed to be the strongest creature in the world. He married the second strongest creature and they had revolted descendants. No one wanted to work on such a movie. Also, it was a film-animated film, which many traditional animators thought was under them.

How Newouper Post Spotted in 2010, even the "cleaned" version of Shrek was still considered too gross for DreamWorks animators. Remind yourself that the title was a fog who lived in the fog and bathed in mud. In the opening minutes of the film, Shrek exits the house and then enters the swamp, where it claims, killing the nearby fish. It feels tame in retrospect, but the large edition of the studio, starting with feces and first fungi, was a risk at the time. Co-director of the film, Wiki Ensenson, remembers that he felt an ant when Shrek premiered in Cannes, saying, "Here, we are, we are sitting in tuxedo and evening gowns, dressed in borrowed jewelry, and everyone sees Shrek to take feces into the water."

Even co-founder of DreamWorks, Effeefrey Katenberg, who was also head of the DreamWorks animation department, then remembered that he thought Shrek would inspire a walk and anger at his premiere:

"For the first 10 minutes - nothing.

Instead, Shrek became the biggest hit of Dreamworks. The sequel was quickly produced, and "Shrek 2", released in 2004, becoming the highest gross brutal film in the global treasurer. The franchise also led to that Spin-off movies about the character of Antonio Banderas from "Shrek 2", Puss in Bootsas well as a high earnings of Broadway Musical. Shrek has additionally appeared in at least 12 video games since then, along with attractions only for amusement parks. If Shrek had to be the strongest creature alive, it is turned into a family-friendly, smiling, friendly companion. Shrek may have got into the fog, but that wasn't bad.