Baha Men "Best Years of Our Lives" (SD, 3 min.) – A very annoying Baha Men music video interspersed with 'Shrek' clips. Gah! I can't believe these guys were ever popular. Spotlight on Puss In Boots (HD, 11 min.) – Another promotional look at another one of the characters in the 'Shrek' universe. Cast and crew talk about Puss In Boots and how much they love him. Spotlight on Donkey (SD, 11 min) — An amusing piece centering around the character with interviews from cast and crew.

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accompanied by his new companion, Donkey (voiced by Eddie Murphy) -- seeks out Lord Farquaad to ask that the Fairy Tale characters be removed, Donkey's Caroling Christmas-tacular (HD, 5 min.) – A brand new 'Shrek' short featuring Donkey singing Christmas songs. You can play it with sing-a-long song lyrics if you'd like.

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are given the task of freeing Fiona from the clutches of an evil dragon, a task to which Shrek agrees to undertake only after he has Farquaad's word Shrek the Musical "Freak Flag" (HD, 4 min.) – Another scene from 'Shrek' the Musical, this time with Gingerbread Man showing his vocal talents.

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Spotlight on Shrek (HD, 14 min.) – A spotlight on the star of the franchise this time. Shrek's story is discussed, promo-style, in this spotlight.

Rogers on returning to the Shrek franchise and the differences between the Blu-ray release vs. previous editions: Secrets of 'Shrek 2' (HD, 4 min.) – Another inside look at some of the things you may have missed the first time around. This time they talk about the different voice actors who starred in the movie, as well as the crew that provide voices for different side characters in the movie. The narrator also talks about a few of the hidden jokes you can find in the movie. I never did notice the guard climbing a ladder to nowhere. Here's where they get everything right. The second and third film could be used as demo-material during a few of their scenes, but 'Shrek Forever After' and its 1080p image could be used as demo-material throughout its entire runtime. In short, this is as perfect as video presentations come. The past three films came in a 1.78:1 aspect ratio, so 'Shrek Forever After' is the odd one out with a 2.35:1 ratio. Still, there's no reason that should bother you. Just a choice by the filmmakers to go with a different aspect ratio. Nothing big. Detail is wonderful. Ogre skin seems more alive than ever, and the thousands of tiny hairs that make up Donkey and Puss move and sway with a life of their own without a hit of aliasing around them. Rumplestiltskin's gigantic eyeballs are another place to find some superb detail. Free from any artifacts like banding or shimmering, 'Shrek Forever After' shines as the best one of the bunch.

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Secrets of 'Shrek' (HD, 4 min.) – A narrator goes over many of the fairy tale references you can see in 'Shrek.' Interesting bit of information: There were over a thousand fairy tale characters in Shrek's swamp at the beginning of the 'Shrek.' More information is given on some of the voices you might not know. Included are five episodes: Hidden (23:04), Sphinx (23:04), Brothers (23:04), Dutchess (23:04), and Shrek, Rattle & Roll: Included are Shrek in the Swamp Karaoke Dance Party (1080p, 2:53), Baha Men "Best Years of UHD. No color is left rendered substantially darker. Even just casually watching the film on UHD this is apparent; it's not a case of really only noticing Shrek the Musical "What's Up Duloc" (HD, 4 min.) – A look at one of the scenes in the 'Shrek' spin-off musical with Farquaad singing about Duloc.Puss In Boots "These Boots Are Made For Walking" (SD, 2 min.) – Puss In Boots sings "These Boots Are Made For Walking." Clips of Antonio Banderas doing the voice work are spliced in. Kudos for 'Shrek' going with the risk of being ostracized because of its more adult nature. It paved the way for CG features to not only be kid-friendly, but parent-friendly too. Nowadays, we quite often see CG features that contain quite a bit more subtle humor that flies right over kid's heads, but lands perfectly with older generations (Example: ' This one will be short and sweet. Like 'Shrek 2' detail here is bold and resolute. Shrek's skin seems to have taken on a third dimension with a small bumpy texture that makes up his skin. Clothing on other characters, especially the women, is fantastically detailed. Every stitch in Fiona's dress is visible during closeups. Colors are just as well rendered as the first two movies. Shadow delineation adds a wonderful depth to the image as a whole. I didn't catch any shimmering in this film, but I did noticed a few instances of banding that can be seen as the movie opens up on stormy clouds. Other than that, it's another wonderfully beautiful transfer to add to this set. featuring the voices of Mike Meyers, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz, and Antonio Banderas, to the UHD format. New specifications include 2160p/HDR Shrek the Musical "Who I'd Be" (HD, 4 min.) – Another musical number from the musical featuring Shrek and Donkey.