Shrek 2 - FILM REVIEW (COMP1800 ASSIGNMENT 2 // PART B)


Hello viewers, Media mates here! 
Today we’re going to review a very important film that was special for all of our
childhoods, Shrek 2! If for some reason you haven’t heard about Shrek 2, here’s a little
run down... Shrek 2 is the sequel to Shrek released in 2004. When Princess Fiona
brings her newly wedded husband Shrek to meet her parents in the Kingdom of
Far Far Away, King Harold does not seem impressed. So King Harold gains the help
of the Fairy Godmother to make Fiona marry her son Prince Charming instead. So
with that said, go watch and enjoy the review! 
(CONTRIBUTIONS) 
Footage/Filmed By - 
Selin Hurriyet
Xuan Dung
Yasin Erol
Zion Garcia
Edited By - 
Zion Garcia (Primary) 
Xuan Dung (Secondary) 
[ALL CLIPS INDIVIDUALLY ALTERED STRICTLY FOR TIME] 
Written By - 
Selin Hurriyet 
Xuan Dung 
Research By - 
Yasin Erol
Music By - 
Tyler Okonma 
[Used Under Fair Use]

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