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The films feature the titular green ogre Shrek (voiced by Mike Myers) as the main protagonist, his companion Donkey (voiced by Eddie Murphy) and his love interest Fiona (voiced by Cameron Diaz). The movies are a parody of the standard children’s fantasies films, specifically those produced by Disney.
Shrek Meme Face or Shrek Oop Face is a reaction image and exploitable meme format of the character Shrek doing a surprised or inquisitive facial gesture in which he's looking to the side with his lips firmly together in a straight line.
And, despite the fact that there have been what feels like a thousand Shrek movies, many are demanding more. As we wait to see if anyone will actually green-light a fifth sequel, we at least have the 15 memes below to keep us entertained.
Shrek Fighting Knights refers to either of two different scenes in the 2001 animated film Shrek in which the titular ogre is forced to defeat a group of Lord Farquaad's knights.
Jun 14, 2024 · On July 27th, TikTok user @gonjutsu [1] posted a video that isolated the clip of Shrek smiling and played dramatic music, calling it "Rizz." The clip gained over 3.2 million likes in one year (shown below, right). The clip has also been used as a reaction meme on other platforms, usually signifying devious intent.
The Shrek franchise will forever be one of the most famous pieces of media to influence meme culture, and since it's been such a long wait to get to this one, it's pretty likely that this upcoming film will leave a memorable mark on online humor for years to come.
Staring Donkey or Donkey Reaction refers to several Staring Animals reaction images of the character Donkey looking sad from the 2010 animated film Shrek Forever After. The reaction images gained virality in December 2021, first among Portuguese-speaking and Spanish-speaking users and later globally.
After a 4chan user proclaimed that "Shrek is love, Shrek is life" in a graphic story, he managed to ruin the innocence of millions of Shrek fans everywhere who stumbled upon his unfortunate words.
About. "Good Question" is a memorable quote uttered by the titular character in the film Shrek. In the film, Shrek sarcastically says the line when asked why he, an ogre, not Lord Farquaad, saved Princess Fiona. A screen capture of Shrek saying the line has since been used as a reaction image macro online.
On January 7th, 2018, Twitter user @cooltop [1] posted an image macro of Shrek taking a photograph with the caption "*SNAP* / Yep. This one's going in my cringe compilation," describing it as an image that can "absolutely obliterate anyone" (shown below).
