Among other things, the "Shrek" animated series of four films has always amazed my with their selection of songs to include. In the first, an awesome rendition of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah". In "Shrek The Third", where the princesses including Fiona are about to attack a fortified town held by the baddies. The gate is being patrolled by a couple of "
Evil Treebeards" (from early LoTR phases), and as a distraction, one of the princesses gives a "twinkle twinkle" vocalization which also happens to attract loads of
birds, squirrels, bunnies and "Bambis" (even Walt Disney would have rejected this for his films in a "serious" scene as being too saccharine! 🤮)
But as I wrote, this was a distraction, and the two evil treebeards certainly had facial expressions in the "Ehwot?" total confusion territory.
Distraction princess suddenly gets a severely "not amused" facial expression, gives an "attack" gesture, at which all of those cute widdle
animals turn into something out of a Stephen King nightmare - underlaid by the searing opening riff (Page's guitar and Plant's screaming voice) of Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song". Switching to other songs as the scene switches to other parts of the action. (erm … or not?)
But here's a 2007 remaster of that Led Zeppelin ...
HEY! I just found a "Shrek 3" rendition!!!
And now the 2007 remaster of the entire original song.