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Also appearing on all four discs is Shreks Interactive Journey. Labeled I, II, III, and IV as they correspond to the film they accompany, these extras offer a clickable map that shows viewers the artwork that inspired the design of the various locales around the world of Shrek. Note that each map offers movie-exclusive environments. Secrets 1080p, various runtimes looks at the works of the voice actors in the films sheitan film highlights many of the hidden goodies scattered about each film that reference other Fairy Tales, establish continuity, reveal design secrets, explore pop culture references, and more. All four discs also offer the DreamWorks Animation Jukebox which features brief music videos from a variety of DreamWorks Animation films. Also included across all four discs are the same assortment of previews: Kung Fu Panda 2, Megamind, The Penguins of Madagascar, Shrek the Musical, and the video game Kung Fu Panda World. Shrek s extra content begins with a filmmakers commentary track featuring Directors Andrew Adamson and Vicky Jenson and Producer Aron Warner, available with optional English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese subtitles. Some of the information carries over from the picture-in-picture supplement, but fans will appreciate this added insight. The commentary is rather typical in information provided; the filmmakers discuss the characters, the voice acting, abandoned plot lines, the process of animating the film, Harry Gregson-Williams and John Powells fantastic score, and much more. This is a good complimentary piece to the film, but more casual fans might want to go with the picture-in-picture commentary if time forces a choice between one or the other. Next up is Spotlight on Donkey 1080p, 11:38, a short piece that features cast and crew discussing the character, his progression through the series, and the voice work of Actor Eddie Murphy, supported by clips from every Shrek film. The Shrek, Rattle Roll tab offers two music videos 480p Best Years of Our Lives by Baha Men 3:08 and Im a Believer by Smash Mouth 3:15 as well as Shrek in the Swamp Karaoke Dance Party 1080p, 2:53 and the Whats Up Duloc? number from Shrek the Musical 1080p, 3: A collection three deleted scenes 480p, 8:01 round out this collection of extras. As with Shrek, the extras begin with filmmakers commentary, this time delivering two tracks featuring Directors Kelly Asbury and Conrad vernon on track sheitan film and Producer Aron Warner and Editor Michael Andrews manning track two, both offered with optional English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese subtitles. Both tracks offer engaging discussions into the film. The editor and producer track proves the more intellectually stimulating of the two, with the participants discussing continuity, the process of assembling the films various elements, the work of the cast and other crew, and more. The director and producer track is a little more audibly lively and also delivers a large amount of information including the challenges inherent to creating and lighting the environments and characters in the digital realm, the work of the voice actors, the humor both obvious and subtle, and plenty more. As was the case with the first film, the picture-in-picture track might be the best option for those without six hours to spend on the movie, the PiP track, and the two commentaries. Spotlight on Puss In Boots 1080p, 10:46 looks at that characters progression through the series, the voice work of Antonio Banderas, and his on-screen sidekick rivalry with Donkey. Next is Far Far Away Idol 1080p, 5:53, a piece featuring an animated Simon Cowell, Shrek, and Fiona judging the musical talents of various characters from the film. Viewers may select the winner at the end of the show. Also included in the Shrek, Rattle Roll tab are the music videos Accidentally in Love by the Counting Crows 480p, 3:22 and These Boots Are Made For Walking by Puss In Boots 480p, 2:17, as well as the number I Know Its Today from Shrek the Musical 1080p, 5: Shrek the Third s extras begin with Spotlight on Fiona 1080p, 9:53, a quick but focused look at the characters progression through the series, Cameron Diazs contributions that brought Fiona to life, and even a glimpse into some early conceptual drawings for the character. How to Be Green 1080p, 4:03 offers viewers some tips on how to be environmentally friendly. Worcestershire Academy Yearbook 1080p is an interactive feature that allows viewers to learn a little bit more about Artie and some of the tertiary characters seen during the Academy sequence. Also included is a selection of four deleted scenes 480p, 25: Lastly, the Shrek, Rattle Roll tab features Donkey Dance 1080p, 0:35 and the number Freak Flag from Shrek the Musical 1080p, 3: Shrek Forever After offers the best supplemental package amongst the four films in this set. In addition to the universal extras reviewed in the first paragraph, Forever After features a host of extra content, headlined by an audio commentary track with Director Mike Mitchell, Head of Story Walt Dohrn, and Producers Gina Shay and Teresa Cheng, provided with optional English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese subtitles. The four participants share an obvious chemistry; theyre excited and affable in their delivery of the commentary, offering both serious and light sheitan film into the making of the film. Theres more variety in the PiP track, so once again, its the better choice for viewers on a time crunch. Next is the obligatory Spotlight feature, this time highlighting the series main character, Shrek. Saving the best for last, this piece 1080p, 13:46 examines the characters progression through the series, looks at the voice work of Mike Myers, and the process and technologies involved in creating a digital character. A series of three deleted scenes 1080p, 5:44 are followed by Conversation with the Cast 1080p, 9:18, a retrospective piece where Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz, and others field questions about the series history and themes. The Tech of Shrek Forever After 1080p, 7:32 is a fascinating but all-too-brief supplement that takes viewers into the world of digital artistry for a look at how computer-generated animated films are created. Next, under the Shrek, Rattle Roll tab, is the Darling I Do music video 1080p, 4:00 and Shrek the Musical, a tab unto itself that branches out to contain From Swamp to Stage: The Making of Shrek the Musical 1080p, 8:13 and the number Who Id Be 1080p, 3: Shreks Yule Log 1080p, 30:18, Dolby TrueHD 1 is a Shrek themed digital fireplace that occasionally has random characters pop up in front, while light music and various background noises play in the background. Donkeys Caroling Christmas-Tacular 1080p, 5:11, Dolby TrueHD 1 features the characters singing Christmas songs, with optional karaoke-style on-screen lyrics. The Deck the Swamp tab reveals three final extras. 12 Days of Christmas Pop-Up Book 1080p, 2:18 features Shrek telling a Christmas story while a pop-up book works its magic on-screen too bad this extra is not available in Blu-ray 3D. Donkeys Decoration Scramble 1080p is an interactive game that challenges players to repair broken Christmas ornaments. Finally, Cookin With Cookie 1080p, 4:54 features the Chimichanga stand chef providing recipes for Baked Chimichangas, Ogre Orange Slices, Puss Peanut Butter Yule Logs, Gingys Gingerbread Cookies, and Donkeys Mouthwatering Waffles. Theres nothing more to be said. Shrek: The Whole Story is a fantastic Blu-ray release from DreamWorks and one of the years finest box sets. The films are generally fantastic, packing as much heart as humor and as much adventure as amazing animation, and the result is a foursome of films that are worth treasuring forever after. This Blu-ray set features four incredible 1080p transfers, four amazing 1 lossless soundtracks, and a host of supplemental content. For those not quite ready to upgrade their DVDs of Shrek and Shrek 2 or the previously-released-on-Blu-ray Shrek the Third, DreamWorks is offering the final installment, Shrek Forever After, as a standalone Blu-ray release.