DreamWorks Logo 2022

#SaveTheDreamWorksLogo

[MRS.TRIPLE-A]

It’s little things like these that makes you realize you’ve lived long enough to see things change. Everyone is asking where is Madagascar & Megamind, but it would’ve been so nice to see characters from their earlier 2D films like The Prince of Egypt, The Road to El Dorado, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, and Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas. These films came out when I was between the ages of 2-7 yrs old (1998-2003). These films are true cinematic masterpieces that have become classics & as far as I know - are the foundation of Dreamworks’ legacy. This intro only highlights their most successful franchises and most recent creations.

[Digilady]

Saw Puss in Boots: The Last Wish yesterday and seeing this logo on the big screen was one of the many reasons it worth the price of admission seeing this! Just seeing Shrek, Fiona and Donkey on screen together again made me excited and my childhood was brought back. I got chills seeing Toothless and Po too!

[LorenzTan]

I think they could've made the intro longer but I like how Shrek is the last because I think that's the most iconic dreamworks creation, it also gave me goosebumps

[ArwenEclipse]

When I saw Toothless, I got goosebumps and I'm glad I saw him once again. ❤

[dyingfyre]

In my opinion Dreamworks is one of the few studios that can stand up to Disney

[McFrozenNuggets]

Seeing Shrek, Fiona, and Donkey in modern-day DreamWorks animation is just so surreal.

[SuperGamewarrior]

This shows that Dreamworks has truly evolved in the last decade. I like it

[BonJoviBeatlesLedZep]

So glad the Shrek theme is used. It's iconic to the company, just as "When You Wish Upon A Star" is for Disney.

[johnjamesedwards]

For the first time in years, we finally get to see the DreamWorks boy standing up, flying on the iconic crescent moon, greeting DreamWorks’ iconic animated characters, from the old to the new.

Even if some characters didn’t appear, like Madagascar, it’s still great to see Shrek as a part of this new intro.

[riott]

Okay I know there are many beloved characters that were missing in this intro, but can we just appreciate the detail between the transitions of the older DreamWorks intros that were happening in the background! Gave me slight nostalgia and great editing!

[garyrodriguez]

I love how not only they’re giving appreciation to the big hit animated movies but also referencing the previous dreamworks logo intros throughout the years. Long live the moon boy!

[Lil_Angel_Films]

It hasn't even been a year since The Bad Guys release but they did deserve their place in the intro. That movie is the moment Dreamworks went to another level.

[KaponoMonster]

It’s pretty impressive that The Bad Guys film is only just 7 months old now by the time I’m typing this and it’s already getting that much praise and dreamworks has already have plans for them

[acceleretron]

0:10 Using 'Shrek's Fairytale' the same way Disney uses 'When You Wish Upon a Star'. Nice!

[__Konboi__]

I like how this DreamWorks intro actually manages to feel like...a dream. This is a modern masterpiece imo.

[HunterBloodHunterBlood]

Something about this intro fills me with the magic that Disney fails to do nowadays. Also reminds me a bit of Kingdom Hearts. The way the boy is flying around worlds and interacting with characters

[GarethMackay]

I saw this in the cinema yesterday when I went to see Puss In Boots 2 and was really touched by the depth of the animation, the music (Which parts reminded me of previous audios used) and the fact they brought in some much beloved characters. I especially loved the way Toothless flew out of a constellation. My favourite Dreamworks logo was always the version used for Shrek 2 but this? Might just be the cherry on the cake for me. Way to go Dreamworks. It's amazing. :)

[tailstube]

Shrek gets a whole planet, he deserves it everyone else gets a floating island

[ToprakcavusdagJS]

They changed my childhood. Thank you DreamWorks and Team. This intro has many memories for me

[Thunderbirds]

Undoubtedly the best tribute to all the previous dreamworks logos & it’s major movie franchises. Nearly shed a tear. Loved it.