- In the process of creating the "Shrek" script, Joe Stillman had no good intentions. He single-mindedly wanted to express his dissatisfaction with traditional fairy tales, and he unscrupulously circumvented spoofs, but he did not expect this to be a move. Right on the audience's appetite, the red was out of control since then.
- Joe Stillman then borrowed from his previous successful experience, in this film, the human being finally turned over and became the alien alien. But at the same time, in order not to vilify the kind heart of human beings, the story of the film has become such an invasion of misunderstanding by mistake.
Planet 51 behind the scenes gags
2022-05-24 19:24
Extended Reading
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Lem: What do you want?
Captain Charles T. Baker: Thanks for asking. Coffee, light, two sugars. Do you have any Frappucino up here? Any puff pastry, too. Thanks.
Lem: No, I mean are you here to take over our world and, like, eat our brains?
Captain Charles T. Baker: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold on. What kind of sick planet is this? First of all, it's supposed to be uninhabited, okay? Nut full of sea monkeys dancing to the oldies. My mission was to plant Old Glory, whack a few golf balls and head back to the Kids Choice Awards. I'm getting slimed.
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Lem: You were just talking alien.
Captain Charles T. Baker: Hey, I'm not the alien here. You are.
Lem: Me? You are.
Captain Charles T. Baker: No, you are.
Lem: You are. You... You came to my planet.
Captain Charles T. Baker: An alien planet. Hello.