Jane and sarah are talking about their tametables

Джейн и сара говорили о своих графиках/расписаниях. 

• who is the director?

the director of the film is andrew adamson.

• what is the title?

the title is shrek 2.

• what genre does it fit?

  it's a cartoon.

• who are the main characters?

the main characters are the ogres named shrek and fiona.

• what are they like?  

they are ugly but lovable.

• what is it about, in general?

  it is about shrek and fiona's trip to the kingdom of far, far away to see fiona's parents.

• what issues does it raise?  

the film raises the issue of true beauty.

• did you like it in general? why?

i liked the film very much, because it is fun and the animation is great.

• how did the film affect you?  

it made me think about what makes a person truly beautiful. it is personality, not just looks.

• are the actors good in their parts? why or why not?

i think they are good. they are famous hollywood actors and they managed to convey all the emotions in their voices.

• is it interesting, memorable, entertaining? why?  

the film is memorable and entertaining, there a lot of great jokes there. we see a lot of familiar characters in unusual situations.

• what specifically did you like / dislike? why?

i liked the animation and behavior of the main characters in different situations.

• did you agree with the main theme / purpose? why or why not?  

i agree with the main theme stating that what matters is the character of the person. it really is so.

• did the director do a good job? why or why not?

the director did a very good job as the film won a lot of awards.

• would you recommend the film to your friends? why or why not?

i would recommend this film to my friends because it has an interesting plot and a lot of funny moments.

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