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Watch This: Official Theatrical Trailer for Shrek Forever After

by Alex Billington
March 11, 2010
Source: Yahoo

DreamWorks Animation has debuted the full-length theatrical trailer for Shrek Forever After today to give you a taste of what's coming this summer. The first teaser trailer arrived in December but we haven't seen much since. With DreamWorks' other new movie, How to Train Your Dragon, opening in a few more weeks, marketing will definitely be ramping up for Shrek Forever After as well, since it's their big sunmer movie. I can't tell you how happy I am knowing that this is the last Shrek movie we'll see (besides a Puss in Boots spin-off). I'm just tired of these movies. It doesn't look that bad, just doesn't look that great either.

Watch the new theatrical trailer for Shrek Forever After:

You can also watch the trailer for Shrek Forever After in High Definition on Yahoo

After challenging a dragon, rescuing a beautiful princess and saving your in-laws' kingdom, what's an ogre to do? If you're Shrek, you wind up a domesticated family man. What's happened to this ogre's roar?

Shrek Forever After is directed by Mike Mitchell, of Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo, Surviving Christmas, and Sky High previously. The screenplay was written by Josh Klausner (Shrek the Third, upcoming Date Night) and Darren Lemke (Flashpoint, Lost). This is DreamWorks Animation's 20th feature film since opening in 1994. Paramount is bringing Shrek Forever After to theaters everywhere on May 21st, 2010 this summer.

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Cody w

Didnt even watch it, I just agree, Im so glad to see that this is the last one. Shouldnt even of went past a #1.
OCP

I kind of liked that trailer, hope its better then #2
Link1983

This looks far more promising than the god awful 3rd movie. The story will allow the characters to breathe. I just don't like the look of rumple.
Xerxex

#1 give it a chance it wasn't all that bad. The Puss in Boots scene's were funny.
musicsoup

this actually looks and feels more like the first movie, which we (and will smith) all know is the best in the series. as someone who is equally as tired of shrek as everyone else, this one movie actually looks entertaining. how to train your dragon, however, looks special. - and about my will smith comment, yes, i was referring to i am legend. let's not pretend you didn't like the scene when will recites lines from shrek 1.
Cineprog

It seems like they have had trouble getting enought gags togeather for this film, some are a bit scraping the barrel for ideas to take the story forward. I'm glad it's the last movie Shrek has run it course.
D.

Shrek became a classic cartoon and there where good ideas. I'm not as glad. there are lot materials to an ogre, a boot cat and a donkey. Just have to get the right writer.
Voice of Reason

Shrek 1: meh Shrek 2: Absolutely hilarious and well-done Shrek 3: Utter failure ......I dont foresee this one being that great. Dreamworks has become such a loose-boweled animation sweat-shop excessively crapping out far too many mediocre CGI movies. Their success ratio is embarrassing, they need to make better movies.....ohwaittheyreinitforthemoneyandnotthestorynevermind
dave13

looks better than the third one... but i don't think i can do Shrek in 3D
Lar

Actually looks kind of good.
DEADPOOL 72

fuck off,shrek.
Hedgehog

I'm surprised to find myself looking forward to this film now. The third one was god aweful but maybe they will rebound. Dreamworks has been trying to get back in the story of their animations. Kung Fu Panda was great and look out for Mega Mind. It might be better then most people thing. Dreamworks is taking a page out of the successful "How Pixar Does It".
People's Champ

Doesnt look to good, at least it's not focused on his kids.
daniel felts

Ya ok. Ill go see it.
mikeyspikey89

I'm Actually Looking Forward to this
Tony

Im also glad its not focused on his kids.