In Shrek 2, our favorite ogre meets the in-laws – and a hairball-suffering Mexican swordsman with an eye for the ladies. Can Shrek overcome Dad’s disapproving eye? Probably not. But it’s a sure bet that the green-tinted newlyweds – with Antonio Banderas and Eddie Murphy watching their backs – will thoroughly entertain their fans one more time. Steve Stav, our man in the Land of Far, Far, Away, explains why this fairytale-spoofing sequel is worth seeing twice.

In Shrek 2, our favorite ogre meets the in-laws – and a hairball-suffering Mexican swordsman with an eye for the ladies. Can Shrek overcome Dad’s disapproving eye? Probably not. But it’s a sure bet that the green-tinted newlyweds – with Antonio Banderas and Eddie Murphy watching their backs – will thoroughly entertain their fans one more time. Steve Stav , our man in the Land of Far, Far, Away, explains why this fairytale-spoofing sequel is worth seeing twice.

No longer a knight who says “nee!,” Carl F. Gauze instead has a few words to say about the anniversary director’s cut edition of the comedy classic Monty Python and the Holy Grail. But is that African or European?