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"Shrek 4" and "Hoodwinked 2" On The Way!
by Jen Yamato | April 02, 2007
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You can look forward to more CGI goodness from the jolly green ogre in the coming years, including "Shrek 4" (yes, you're right, "Shrek 3" isn't even out yet) and the mark of every Very Important Pop Culture icon -- the televised holiday special.

The folks over at Pacific Design Images spilled the "Shrek" sequel news to Coming Soon, divulging that there is a "Shrek 4" in the works, but no details on story or when we might expect it in theaters. When asked, production designer Guillaume Aretos slyly pled the fifth: "I am going to use the Scooter Libby thing. I do not recall."

No matter, since the PDI crew shared more on another "Shrek" production -- one that we'll for sure see shortly. A very special half-hour "Shrek" show is in the works ("Shrek the Halls") to be broadcast on ABC this December; expect familiar "Shrek" regulars (and a few new ones) to celebrate holiday traditions in their own quirky, fairy tale ways.



More excitingly, "Shrek the Halls" promises to continue storylines that will arise in "Shrek the Third," which is due out this May.

Art Director Peter Zaslav also told CS that we'll have ample opportunity to watch "Shrek the Halls" for many seasons to come: "It's actually going to be on for fifteen years every Christmas. That's the plan."

Meanwhile, in other CGI sequel news, Variety reports a second "Hoodwinked" is on its way. The follow-up, already titled "Hoodwinked 2: Hood Vs. Evil," will be helmed by longtime animator, first-time director Michael Disa (whose animation credits range from 1992's "Cool World" to 2005's "Pooh's Heffalump Movie"). Pic is scheduled for a 2008 release.

Source: ComingSoon.net, Variety

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arendr
arendr writes:
on Apr 02 2007 10:17 AM

[b]shrek the halls?[/b]
reminds me of that awful(ly hilarious) star wars christmas special.

10 minutes of wookies grunting with no subtitles. wow.


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dagreenman18
dagreenman18 writes:
on Apr 02 2007 10:34 AM

omg im glad you said it first. this has disaster written all over it. there is no way they can pull a Charlie Brown Christmas out of Shrek. BOMB!!!!

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Yeah Write
Yeah Write writes:
on Apr 02 2007 10:39 AM

The Shrek series is great and all, but I think they should take a page from Pixar's book and spend more time creating great original movies instead of pumping out more sequels.

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LoZHero
LoZHero writes:
on Apr 02 2007 10:58 AM

[b]GARBAGE!![/b]
Talk about milking a series...

Let's see how much money comes out!!

damn it all to hell...

Don't get me wrong I liked Shrek.
It was a godd (if ugly) movie...
To much bright colors...
didn't blend well at all...

Shrek 2 - Equally as ugly... And not as good...

Just let it die, man.
If this show becomes an ABC TV show.
I'm quitin'!


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Bob*
Bob* writes:
on Apr 02 2007 11:39 AM

Shrek 2 was crap, shrek 3 will be vomiting..and now they are threating us with a 4TH?!

F**k!!!


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arendr
arendr writes:
on Apr 02 2007 12:17 PM

In reply to this comment (#859977)
i agree with this post

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IMAmoose24
IMAmoose24 writes:
on Apr 02 2007 01:01 PM

I enjoyed both Shrek & Shrek 2 if that counts for anything.

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Merlin235
Merlin235 writes:
on Apr 02 2007 01:43 PM

Shrek was good, 2 was crap, 3 looks worse. In my opinion.

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Mr. Kong
Mr. Kong writes:
on Apr 02 2007 02:14 PM

Shrek 4: I'll take it.

Hoodwinked 2: Fuck no


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killermonkey8822
killermonkey8822 writes:
on Apr 02 2007 08:49 PM

not exicted for either one. Hoodwinked was gay and so were shrek 1 and 2

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red_wine
red_wine writes:
on Apr 03 2007 05:40 AM

I enjoyed both Shrek and Shrek 2. The original Shrek has to be considered a modern animation classic, and while Shrek 2 wasnt as good as the original, it has some of the best CGI animation I have ever seen. These movies though have an obviously CGI feel but are gorgeous to behold. I'm ready for as much Shrek as they are ready to dish out coz the movies are realy well made but the Series is sure gonna suck. Overkill I would say.

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unbreakable_samurai
unbreakable_samurai writes:
on Apr 03 2007 10:38 AM

I really liked the first two Shrek's and am looking foreward to the 3rd, have to see how I like that one before I decide how I feel about a 4th one being on the way. I hated Hoodwinked, so I'm not looking foreward to another one at all, what a horrible idea, I hope it flops badly.

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TheIceGhost
TheIceGhost writes:
on Apr 03 2007 11:26 AM

The first was pretty classic. The second made me sleepy. Dont care about the third, really wish theyd just let it die.

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