4 DreamWorks Animation Movies So Cool Even The Adults Enjoy Them

Since 1998 DreamWorks has been one of the most popular animation studios that have been doing a decent job. Ever since their first creation Antz, DreamWorks has been nipping at the heels of Disney. Although they have pulled off two Best Animated Feature Academy Awards, there are a few other wonderful films on their list. DreamWorks Animation has brought a taste of silliness and subversiveness to their creations that certainly differentiates them from others. Not only the children, even the adults feel the tinge of nostalgia while watching the movies. And that is why we have brought a list of 4 DreamWorks animation movies so cool even the adults enjoy them. Let’s check it out.

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Shrek

It is one of the most famous movies of DreamWorks that has also earned the first-ever Academy Award in The Best-Animated Feature category. The movie is loosely based on William Steig’s fairy tale picture book named Shrek. The movie featured Mike Myers as the voice of our adorable green ogre, Shrek. Moreover, Eddie Murphy gave his voice to Shrek’s gleeful sidekick, Donkey. This movie is a treat for any age.

Shrek will always be our favorite ogre

Bee Movie

In 2007 DreamWorks Animation produced another popular creation- Bee Movie. It is one of their most referenced works so far. The movie features Jerry Seinfeld as a honey bee who tries to sue the human race for exploiting bees.  The reason behind the success of this movie is its incredible storyline and relevant dialogues. It is one of those few animation movies that an adult will enjoy equally.

The plot of the movie is exceptionally interesting

Shark Tale

Right after Shrek 2, Shark Tale is the second highest-grossing movie opening for DreamWorks Animation. The movie centers a story around Oscar (Will Smith) who gets himself into trouble with a White Shark named Donald, who is a mob boss voiced by the legend of mafia movies, Robert De Niro. Oh, and, the concept of this movie is taken from The Godfather!

Shark Tale Right after Shrek 2, Shark Tale is the second highest-grossing movie opening for DreamWorks Animation. The movie contains an ensemble cast starring the voices of  Will Smith, Angelina Jolie, Martin Scorsese, Jack Black, and Robert De Niro to name a few. The movie centers a story around Oscar (Will Smith) who gets himself into trouble with a White Shark named Donald, who is a mob boss voiced by the legend of mafia movies, Robert De Niro. Oh, and, the concept of this movie is taken from The Godfather!
Godfather lovers will enjoy this one

Kung Fu Panda

Kung Fu Panda is a successful franchise from DreamWorks studios whose journey started back in 2008. Fast forward to two more films in 2011 and 2016, and two spin-off series, this franchise earned tons of positive reviews and multiple Emmy(s). It stars Jack Black as the lazy martial artist panda named Po. What’s amazing about this franchise is that it can get just as dark to please its adult audience.

Kung Fu Panda Kung Fu Panda is a successful franchise from Dreamworks studios whose journey started back in 2008. Fast forward to two more films in 2011 and 2016, and two spin-off series, this franchise earned tons of positive reviews and multiple Emmy(s). What's amazing about this franchise is that it can get just as dark to please its adult audience. It stars Jack Black as the lazy martial artist panda named Po. The franchise also features other dominant names in the industry, like Dustin Hoffman, Jackie Chan, and Angelina Jolie.
Kids wanna meet him, adults wanna be him

 

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