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>domestically, both are among the top 5 highest grossing movies from the 2000s. They also did extremely well internationally
Did they deserve to be so successful?
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>>218668105
Yes. They were both perfect films
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>>218668105
Both very solid sequels that introduced a peak character. And in both instances it’s the later films that did the damage
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>>218668322
shrek 2 is damn close to perfect but it's weighed down by the endless pop culture references and it's becoming dated in a not-so-good way
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>>218668386
Dated how? You mean the transvestite lol?
Bar that, there's nothing else.
"Outdated" is irrelevant when the culture that's in-date is stagnant



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