Directed by:
Andrew Adamson, Vicky Jenson

Starring:
Mike Myers as Shrek/Blind Mouse/Narrator
Eddie Murphy as Donkey
Cameron Diaz as Princess Fiona
John Lithgow as Lord Farquaad of Duloc
Vincent Cassel as Monsieur Hood
Peter Dennis as Ogre Hunter
Clive Pearse as Ogre Hunter
Jim Cummings as Captain of Guards
Bobbie Block as Baby Bear
Chris Miller as Geppetto/Magic Mirror

• When Donkey faints after Princess Fiona pulls the arrow out of Shrek's butt, you see yellow leaves pop up into the air, but when Shrek picks Donkey up and puts him on his shoulder there are no yellow leaves to be seen. - Floyddog

• When Shrek and Donkey are crossing the bridge and one of the wood pieces breaks when Donkey steps on it, it splits in half but when they show it falling it is whole. - dot

• Lord Farquaad throws the gingerbread man's leg to the side of its head, but in the next scene the leg is not there. (DVD) - Bonydia

• Right after the Robin Hood fight scene, even when Shrek turns sideways, he doesn't have an arrow in him until that certain moment. (VHS) - jcwils

• At the end of the movie when they are singing I'm a Beliver one of the elfs behind Donkey is playing a guitar that is not there it then appears after the book closes. (DVD) - Tim

• In the movie, Shrek and Fiona blow up balloons and let them go, the problem is, balloons don't fly when they are filled with oxygen. - Hikari

• If those are the same 3 blind mice from the song, shouldn't they have their tails severed? You know, cut off with a carving knife? - Cren

• (Plot holes) Shrek and Donkey keeps talking about how little Farquadd is but they have actually never seen him in full. Only when Shrek accepts to find Fiona, but then he is standing far away, up high behind a wall, so there would be no way they could know that he is very small. (DVD) - Søren Pingel Dalsgaard

Corrected Goofs

• When the characters are singing "I'm a Believer" in the end, you see the fairy godmother turn the 3 blind mice into horses with a carriage for Shrek and Fiona. Then a few minutes later you see the same blind mice dancing on the piano keyboard. - moviefan
  • Correction: The fairy godmother turns the onion (which is next to the 3 blind mice) into the carriage, not the mice. - bamakitty
    • Correction: Actually, if you watch it again, when the Godmother turns the onion in the carriage, she's also turning one of the mice into the driver. So, showing the 3 blind mice at the end is incorrect. - meme603

• Before Shrek shakes the princess to wake her up he has gloves on, but when his hands are on the princess shoulders, he doesn't have gloves on. (I could have gotten it mixed around). - David
  • Correction: David - Shrek had fingerless gloves on, so I believe it just looked as if he didn't have any on. I could be wrong, though. ;o) (VHS) - Lydia

• In the scene where Farquadd breaks off both of the Gingerbread man's legs off and at the end you see the Gingerbread man with one good leg. - momo
  • Explanation: Momo, when it shows Farquadd, he throws one of the legs at the Gingerbread man and crushes the other one... that is why the Gingerbread man has only one of his legs stitched back up. (DVD) - rsable
    • Correction: The leg has been fixed. If you look closely you can see that it is still cracked off from the rest of the Gingerbreadman's body, but is being held on by three vertical stripes of frosting acting as bandages. - rick

• Robin Hood, a traditionally English folk hero, speaks with a French accent. - rick
  • Correction: It wasn't Robin Hood in the movie, rather Monseiur Hood - thus the French accent would be correct. Small bit of info - the voice is of Vincent Cassel, a well known French actor. - Lilija
  • Explanation: That was the whole point; it made fun of Robin Hood. - Cren

   

Explained Goofs

• At the very beginning of the movie, Shrek is using the out house. Right before he exits, you hear a flushing sound. That's some fancy out house - running water and everything! (DVD) - dribble
  • Explanation: This is not a blooper - it was intended to be a joke. Lighten up. - Ignite

• In the scene where Donkey and Shrek first meet Donkey (Eddie) says "your a mean green fighting machine" and later when he looks for the flowers he says (this would be so much easier if I weren't color blind) so if he's color blind how did he know Shrek was green. - jeff
  • Explanation: Being colorblind does not specifically mean you cannot see all colors. You could see red as a brownish color but see green perfectly well. - Ignite

• When the guard is pouring the milk in the cup, to dip the gingerbread man in. The container has a picture of a bull instead of a cow. which would make it bulls milk. (gross). (DVD) - Tim
  • Explanation: The visuals in Shrek are mostly to exhibit satire. The use of a bull's head for milk is the joke. Everyone knows a bull does give milk, but the animators put it in as a joke. It's just like the small alterations to the Fairy Tale characters. Because then you should ask the question, "Why is Gepetto selling Pinocchio?" It's one of the gags they're placing in the movies. - Inner City Blues

• When Shrek takes the wax out of his ear, he lights it, but where does the wick come from? - Hikari
  • Explanation: Well, think about it now, what else comes out of ears besides wax? Apparently he also pulled out an ear hair that happened to be in the middle of the wax, making the wick. - Alli
  • Explanation: The wick is the cotton swab Shrek uses to clean his ear. - SweetOrange