101 Facts About Dreamworks

Ogres, pandas, lions and chickens. No, not a list of my romantic conquests but a rundown of the cast of characters brought to us by those folks at Dreamworks. But come with us now as we take you through just where it came from, what its brought us and some of the secrets of its films along the way, including a penguin-style reference to Shakespeare. Yep, it's that highbrow. Like comment subscribe and motherfactor your way through THIS - it has a LOT of layers. Like onions.

[didyouknow]

This video went from DreamWorks facts to just straight up Shrek facts.

[bionicskink]

It would be pretty hard for disney to sue Dreamworks considering the fact that most Disney films are based on books. Disney has very few original characters.

[gothicanimegirl]

The road to El Dorado is an amazing movie

[alltimes]

Shrek is such a classic. The original especially.

[morzansreddragon]

Since you've done Disney, Pixar and Dreamworks, you may as well do Ghibli.

[el]

this video should be called "101 facts about Sherk"

[Ryan-xush]

I found another fact about flushed away, Hugh jackman who plays Rody plulls out a wolverine outfit which is a nod to Hugh jackmans role as the wolverine.

[KaiyaAquamarine]

Wish you did more facts about Megamind! That is an amazing movie! I like it more then shrek lol

[nicolle]

Probably The Top 4 Most Popular DreamWorks Franchises Are Shrek, Madagascar, Kung Fu Panda, and How To Train Your Dragon

[Facts]

From the studio that brought you the wonderful Shrek, the fabulous How To Train Your Dragon and the horsey extravaganza Spirit: Stallion Of The Cimarron (yes, that well-known gem), this is 101 Facts about Dreamworks!

[winston]

Gosh, how does your channel not even have 1 000.000 subs. This is AWSOME!!!!

[sallydark]

You also could have mentioned, while the movie toothless isn't toothless the dragon took the name from the book version, who was the size and color of a terrible terror and actually toothless. The flimsy excuse they made up in the movie to keep the name wasn't all that great but regardless I am happy they kept it. They also should have kept Camicazi and thrown Astrid out. She was the female lead in the books, and while she is younger then hiccup and quite small she is extremely strong, fearless and able to pull off feats that make her entire tribe proud (managing to steal Stoics underpants for one) The difference between the two girls is that Camicazi believed in Hiccup most of the time that she's known him and harbored a crush for him long before Hiccup harbored any feelings for her. She also had a dragon named Stormfly, but like the book toothless it was small, and it's abilities less impressive; it changed colors based on it's moods.

If you can't tell I'm a big fan of the books. I loved the first how to train your dragon as well but Astrid's role never made sense to me. She's a strong female, but the entire movie she treats hiccup like crap, ignoring him, tuning in with his other bullies and later freaking out at him several times when he happens to do better then her in the school. Then she discovers toothless and threatens to out him, and one dragon ride in the sunset makes her fall in love with hiccup and makes hiccup forget that Astrid was a total bitch to him, cause you know, she's hot and boners. Makes no sense what so ever. If you want to have a strong female character how about one that wins the hero over for more then her good looks and popularity.

[wattsnottaken]

How to train your dragon will always be my favorite dreamworks movie

[Reziton]

I forgot it was a dreamworks video and thought that it was just a shrek video lol

[solporter]

shark tale, flushed away and over the hedge are my favorites

[hopingfordespair]

Thank you for that Monty Python reference.
BTW The airspeed velocity of a (European) unladen swallow is about 11 meters per second. Now three are answered. Your welcome.

[shadowninja]

The bear is dead... I found blonde hair and shotgun shells... someone hired Yang

[raleighknight]

Toothless is called toothless because when Hiccup first saw him he thought he had no teeth but realised his teeth was retractible

[Yoshikarter]

Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron anybody? Released in 2002, was a combination of storyboard and computer animation, and has a 69% (hehe) rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

[roykeane]

I cant believe you only have 20 thousand subs. Thee content is great and you actually reply to us in the comments like dam son.