Staring Donkey or Donkey Reaction refers to several Staring Animals reaction images of the character Donkey looking sad from the 2010 animated film Shrek Forever After. The reaction images gained virality in December 2021, first among Portuguese-speaking and Spanish-speaking users and later globally.

2024年8月13日 · In the film Shrek, released May 18th, 2001, Shrek is seen talking to Fiona after rescuing her when she offers him and Donkey a meal, saying, "They have a big day ahead." Shrek then reacts somewhat surprised by her gesture, glancing over at Donkey as if saying "hmmm" (scene shown below).

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The films feature the titular green ogre Shrek (voiced by Mike Myers) as the main protagonist, his companion Donkey (voiced by Eddie Murphy) and his love interest Fiona (voiced by Cameron Diaz). The movies are a parody of the standard children’s fantasies films, specifically those produced by Disney .

The Shrek 2 Dinner Scene is a sequence from 2004 Dreamworks movie Shrek 2, in which Shrek and King Harold display their animosity towards each other. The climax of that scene, with each present character yelling at one another, save for Donkey saying his own name, is at the origin of an object-labeling meme, typically displaying a multi-faceted ...

In one scene of the film, the character Donkey (played by Eddie Murphy) stumbles upon a stack of waffles in a forest clearing. Donkey then shortly hesitates as Shrek makes a point that the waffles could be a trap, slowly reaching for them with his tongue while Shrek talks (scene shown below).

2024年6月14日 · Shrek Rizz or Shrek Looking Up and Smiling refers to a clip from the 2007 animated film Shrek the Third in which the character Shrek smiles at Arthur to signify that he's okay after it appears he is stabbed.

2025年1月30日 · For Five Minutes is an object labeling exploitable taken from a scene in Shrek 2 in which Shrek yells at Donkey to stop some activity "for five minutes." In the exploitables, Shrek and Donkey are labeled different groups, and in some edits, Shrek has glowing eyes photoshopped onto his face to show his anger.