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Sorry, Mr. Shrek.

We know you would never expect VIP privileges, being the down-to-earth (or mud) kind of guy you are. Even after the mega-success of your first movie.

But you must have known that the folks at DreamWorks aren't ones to rest on their laurels.

With Shrek 2, they wanted to set new standards in animated reality. To raise the bar for the entire industry, if possible.

However, the real challenge was not only how high they could raise it, but also how quickly.

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