Heals on Instagram: "❤️‍🩹 Fun fact: Shrek (2001): Shrek’s swamp is more than just his home, it is legally recognized as his property. In the first film, Lord Farquaad gives Shrek a deed to the swamp in exchange for rescuing Princess Fiona. That tiny detail means Shrek isn’t just living there as an outcast, he actually owns the land outright, which is why he guards it so fiercely."

Was my shaolin video real & what was my reaction? 👀 BTS of the stick break! 💖 So many of you asked if the sticks were real & the truth is they didn’t want to let me try because it was solid wood 😅 I just made it look a little easy because I had already trained my core for this! For context I was saying it was easy not to show off but so they’d let me try it because they were worried it would be too painful for me, but I think that proves how real the sticks were! 🤣 Let me know if you want to

CLIPS on Instagram: " Fun Fact: Shrek (2001) Mike Myers originally recorded all of Shrek’s dialogue with his natural speaking voice. After finishing, he asked to redo the entire performance using a Scottish accent, believing it fit the character better. The decision cost the studio millions in re-recording and re-animating mouth movements, but the result gave Shrek his now-iconic identity. Myers later said the accent helped make Shrek feel both tough and lovable at the same time."

MEMES on Instagram: "Me making my essay longer: In this scene from Shrek the Third, Pinocchio finds himself cornered and forced to reveal the truth, yet manages to cleverly twist his words to avoid breaking his magical curse. By exploiting the fine line between honesty and deception, he creates a loophole where his nose doesn’t grow, even though he isn’t being fully truthful. It’s a witty detail that reflects the film’s playful approach to classic fairy-tale logic while showing Pinocchio’s abili