Step Brothers, Semi-Pro

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Did you know that the main character in Step Brothers loves Shrek, and is the same as the main character in Semi-Pro? His name is Will Ferrell. I like Step Brothers, and Semi-Pro so much, because I think the characters are funny and dress up weird. I also like Shrek 1 Because Shrek is my lifelong hero. My three favorite movies are Step Brothers, Semi-Pro, and Shrek 1. Step Brothers is by far my favorite movie of all time. I think the characters in it are super funny. The main characters are Brennan, Dale, and Derek. They fight all the time. Some minor characters are Nancy, Dr. Robert Doback, and Alice. The main setting of the movie is at their house. Nancy and Robert get divorced so they are trying to sell their house, lucky for them their son Derek is a real-estate agent so he tries to sell the house for them. …show more content…

I think the reason I like it so much is because Will Ferrell is in it and he is a funny dude. The main characters in Semi- Pro are Jacki Moon, Monix, Clearance, and Lynn. Some minor characters are Lou Redwood, Bobby Dee, and Bee Bee Ellis. The main setting of the movie is in the Flint Michigan Tropics gymnasium. That is where they play all their basketball games. Jackie Moon is the owner, the coach and a player For the Tropics. He and his buddies try to get his team into the NBA by playing NBA teams and beating them. They can’t get in the NBA because they barely have any fans. I also like the movie Shrek …show more content…

I just loved it because I thought the green ogre’s were super cool. Some main characters in Shrek are Shrek, Fiona, Donkey, and Lord Farquaad. Some minor characters are the gingerbread man, Pinocchio, and the ogre hunters. There isn't really a main setting in Shrek 1. The setting is all over the place. A couple of the settings are Shrek's swamp and his house, Lord Farquaad’s castle, and the forest. Those were three of my favorite

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