As Travis"" name is called, it takes two or three times before he responds.One of his colleagues named Dough-Boy (Harry Northrup) suggests that Travis carry a "piece" to protect himself.I know that you alone can understand this transformation..."; he also complained about his distorted nickname - the Tooth Fairy (created by theTattler).The forensics experts determined that instructions for answering the note, written on toilet tissue, were torn out, although they guessed that they were planning to communicate through theTattlerpublication""s personal ads.Chips""".The film opens within the quadrangle of the revered Brookfield School, founded in 1492:...one can almost feel the centuries...Gray old age, dreaming over a crowded past.A train whistle blows, signaling the arrival of chattering, excited boys for the beginning of the new school term.6 million (worldwide).In 2013, it was still the 13th highest-grossing animated film of all time.Shrek Forever After (2010)was the fourth (and last) highest-grossing film in the 4-filmShrekseries.It was the eighth highest-grossing (domestic) film of the year 2010.It was one of five of 2010""s 10 highest-grossing movies that were released in 3-D.With no Academy Awards nominations.There was confusion about the film""s title, as it was also calledShrek: The Final Chapter.The film was derivative ofGroundhog Day (1993)andIt""s a Wonderful Life (1946).BackgroundSplendor in the Grass(1961) is another of director Elia Kazan""s dramatic, hyperbolic films with daring and controversial content for its imes - sexual repression and neurosis.Sulu, take us home"; as the probe reached closer to orbiting Earth, it disrupted weather patterns (causing extensive cloud cover that blocked the Sun), ionized the atmosphere, and vaporized the oceans; on their return in the Klingon vessel, theEnterpriseofficers heard Starfleet""s Red Alert distress warning about the probe "causing critical damage" - "Avoid the planet Earth at all costs"; Spock determined that the probe wasn""t intentionally hostile, but was unaware of its destructive force; he surmised that the probe""s alien signal was actually a transmission of communication matching the songs of long-extinct humpback whales (hence, there was no reply in the 23rd century).