Rey VS Shrek

Rey VS Shrek

A Star Wars The Rise Of Skywalker and Shrek Meme. Enjoy!

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[Janobot]

*Shrek is the most powerful creature in the galaxy!*

[knirpsi_die_schildkrote]

My friend: What do you watch on YouTube? Me: It‘s complicated....

[drchanciepoo]

Rey vs Shrek recommendation:
Me : yessir

[benv]

One clip of Shrek has more continuity and planning that the whole sequel trilogy

[mrsmiley]

I can just imagine Rey try’s to dodge but shrek grabs her from the air and slams her to death and says GET OUT OF MY SWAMP

[ddoyle_]

This...this is what i need in my reccomendations

[Leviathan]

I think rey mightive stepped in his swamp....

[walterwhite]

Someone said me the other day "Shrek insn't funny anymore"

I'm going to show him this...

[SethSter]

Rey is literally running away from him 😂
Well I guess Shrek is really powerful so.

[jetring]

This unironically, gives me more hype than the actual scene

[hectorbarbossa]

Top 5 mightiest Creatures in the universe

1. Ricardo Milos
2. Shrek
3. Obi Wan "The High Ground" Kenobi
4. Meme Man
5. Omae wa mou sindheiru

[ruxkshark]

forget Rey skywalker. Shrek Swampwalker is what we need

[Thesocktortttt]

Oh hello there ( star wars reference and a Shrek reference )

[felixdacat]

All jokes aside, what's really sad is that Shrek actually had much better character development in just his first movie alone than Rey did in an entire trilogy.

In one film alone, Shrek goes from being a grumpy, pessimistic ogre who learns to open up to others, and proves to all of the other fairy tale creatures that there is no need to fear him. He becomes a hero to the people, and learns how to be more generous and forgiving with others. The film as a whole also presents a beautiful message that no matter how different you may be, everyone deserves to love and be loved. It encourages its audience to not judge a book by its cover. In a time where everyone is extremely self-conscious about their looks and beauty, it's a message that we all really need to hear right now.

On the contrary, Rey is a nobody from a desert planet. It's interesting to see her as a scavenger on Jakku, but after the Star Destroyer scene from TFA, we never see her use her scavenging abilities ever again in any of the other movies. She's given no personality whatsoever. We don't see what her likes or interests are, what she fears, what she wants. We get a few decent lines from her ("I never knew there was this much green in the Galaxy") but the writers fail at SHOWING us who she is. One or two good lines is not enough for us to enjoy her as a character. We need to learn about her through her actions and choices. All we know about her is that she wants to find out who her parents were, but why? Why does she want to find her parents so bad? The audience never knows. Besides, we've seen many characters go through this arc in other movies as well, what makes Rey stand out from any of them? Nothing. If this wasn't a Star Wars movie with ships and lightsabers, her character would be absolutely forgettable.

By the end of TROS, she doesn't change as a character at all whatsoever. She's the exact same person that we met at the start of TFA.

Not to mention that her character arc gives multiple negative messages to the audience. For one, it serves as the opposite of toxic masculinity. Toxic masculinity in films degrades men who aren't strong or masculine enough. Here, it gives its female audience an unfair bar to reach. It tells women that they have to be strong no matter what. They have to be perfect. They can't express any fear, any sadness, any discouragement, or go through any problems whatsoever. It gives its female audience an impossible bar to reach up to. No man or woman is perfect. If anything, these movies make women and others feel worse about themselves. It also tells us that you are a nobody unless you are related to someone of importance by forcing her to be related to Palpatine. She would have been better off being her own character.

[SethSter]

Emperor: you will not stop me, Shrek Vader will become more powerful then either of us!

[sparky]

Not even Reys ultimate Mary Sue skills could defeat Shrek!

[vietnamspenggung]

We all know who would win, she has a lightsaber!





But no matter what you have... Shrek will win

[MatanAnimationStudios]

This is gold, one of the best meme videos I've seen.

[cometeertherocketeer]

There's nothing more terrifying than the sight of Shrek chargings towards you

[timon]

low poly shrek is love, low poly shrek is life