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This week on High Expectations, we're heading to the swamp to revisit Shrek, the animated comedy that helped redefine fairy tales for a new generation. We break down the movie's memorable characters, quotable moments, killer soundtrack, and surprising emotional core to see if it still works 25 years later. Grab some waffles, watch out for dragons, and join us as we find out whether Shrek has earned its place among the greatest animated films ever made.
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Music courtesy of Vince Sasso of the Vince Sasso Trio
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