Shrek Forever After (2010)d.Mike Mitchell, 93 minutesFilm Plot SummaryThe animated fantasy/adventure feature film began with the opening of a fairy-tale storybook and narration: "Once upon a time.It was based on Austrian writer Felix Salten""s 1923 storybookBambi, A Life in the Woods.[Note: Salten was a pen-name for Siegmund Salzmann.] Nazi Germany banned the novel in 1936, accusing it of being an allegory of Jewish persecution.The studio""s fifth animated classic, with a running ime of only 69 minutes, was released after five years of development, and was the last Disney feature to emerge mostly unscathed from the problems of the previous year""s studio strike, or the start of WWII.In the kitchen/dinette of the Torrances"" home in Boulder, Colorado [where they have lived only about three months after relocating from Vermont where Jack was a school teacher], seven year-old son Danny (Danny Lloyd) eats a lunch of white-bread and milk with his passive, skinny, black-haired mother "Wendy" Winifred (Shelley Duvall), who is readingThe Catcher in the Rye." Ethan told his men that Nyah would take care of herself - killing herself if necessary - before she became sick.In two excruciating and grim scenes (the infamous scene was split into two segments), sadistic dentist Szell, the essence of disturbing evil, tortures tied-up Babe in a window-less room using probing and buzzing dental instruments on a tray -- in a chair, Babe is constrained while wearing a bathrope and striped PJ bottoms.