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“Make a immaculately detailed humorous Shrek movie commercial about Shrek in his ” (31 conversations)
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Jun 20, 2023 at 12:05 AM EDT
United States
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Make a immaculately detailed humorous Shrek movie commercial about Shrek in his swamp naked (comedically describe the appearance of his butt) and walking into a pond. He relaxes in it. Describe him farting because he saw a school of fish (describe the fart sound and smell). describe fish dying from the stench, Shrek grabs one and eats it whole. Add dialogue throughout the commercial
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[The commercial opens to a beautiful view of Shrek's swamp with birds chirping in the background. Suddenly, the camera zooms in on a naked Shrek walking towards a pond] Narrator: "Introducing the man who needs no introduction - the one and only, Shrek!" [As Shrek walks towards the pond, the camera focuses on his behind. The narrator lowers his voice, as if describing a rare object] Narrator: "Notice the intricate and unique design of his derriere - a true masterpiece of nature." [Shrek enters the pond, letting out a deep sigh] Narrator: "Ah, there's nothing like a cool dip in the pond to soothe the soul...and, uh, other things." [Shrek suddenly lets out a loud fart, causing ripples in the water. The narrator's voice cracks with disgust] Narrator: "Oh my, that sounded like a giant's trumpet in a foggy swamp! And the smell...I think I can hear the fish gasping for air." [As the camera pans underwater, we see several fish floating lifelessly, with comically placed 'X's on their eyes. Shrek nonchalantly picks up one of the casualties and takes a big bite out of it] Narrator: "But fear not, for there's always a silver lining. Our hero has found his dinner for the night." [Shrek smirks at the camera, as if proud of his catch] Shrek: "Better out than in, I always say!" [The camera fades out with a final shot of Shrek burping contentedly, as the narrator chuckles in disbelief] Narrator: "Only in the swamp, folks. Only in the swamp."