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In what ways does the film Shrek reverse the tradition of the fairy tale genre?
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In what ways does the film Shrek reverse the tradition of the fairy tale genre? 'Shrek' a Dreamworks-produced animated film has a cast of characters that could show Disney's heroes a thing or two. The opening of Shrek is reminiscent of Disney's Snow White. One thing about Shrek that comes as a surprise is how it incorporates the traditional fairytale. Forget the handsome prince, damsel in distress and living happily ever after, Shrek stars as a hideous beast with an unattractive princess, whose best friend is a donkey with issues, yet they all live happily ever after. 'Shrek' tells the tale of a green ogre, a talking ass, a disillusioned princess and a lord who 'comes in short supply.' While most of the plot is predictable, the dialogue is funny and unpredictable. The opening to the movie Shrek differs when compared to a conventional story as it takes its inspiration...
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