Jon Hamm

More of a mess than the pleasant surprise one might have hoped.

What saves Shrek Forever After from utter mediocrity isn’t its high-priced superstar voice talent but veteran animator Dohrn, who steals the show by making Rumplestilskin the best oily runt since Danny DeVito last dispatched a taxi.

Now that the Shrek franchise has come to a close, it's time for the definitive collection on home video.

The technical execution is strong...but the invention is weak...simply feels late to the party by spinning off sidekicks...as it trades on '60s style...

Only in a well-populated movie theater can one truly appreciate the sound of silence when Gadot’s character boasts she could crack a walnut with her vagina. And that, my friends, is the funniest joke in the picture.

A triumphant re-thinking of the Fletch franchise with a flat-out great script, confident direction and a stand-out star performance.