Shrek

Cohen is painted as a man bent on two things: God and not repeating himself. The film’s strength is its use of archival footage to attest to this lonely and difficult urgency for ever-new forms of holiness.

Ultimately, the movies we watched when we were little may seem a little childish to us now, but the inspirational quotes and motivation we received from them are timeless. 

“Abominable” is unapologetically DreamWorks. As usual, the humor is brazenly absurd, but oh so relatable, with the power to make old fans have stomachaches of laughter.

When we're asked how it is going to UC Berkeley, many of us find ourselves unable to explain what it's really like. We at the Clog get your confusion and want to help you explain how you're feeling through photos that we can't even explain.

The Clog is here to help you become one of the most powerful characters to ever bless the big screen: Shrek! And the most iconic part of this ogre is, of course, his ears!

At its best, family theater is exuberant and engaging for all family members from young to old. It avoids the saccharine or the too-obvious puns. While it is a tricky balance to maintain, this is what “Legend of Banbury Cross” brought to the Lesher Center for the Arts for a run from Oct. 11 to 13.

We at the Clog want to start off the new school year with happiness, considering that it'll disappear soon enough. Try out some of these pranks!

Our friendship is recorded in the movies we’ve watched together. As we got closer, the movies we watched became more reflective of who we actually were.

Have you ever wondered how the writers of the Clog produce a seemingly endless supply of Shrek-themed content? Well, look no further.

Do you have layers like an onion? There is no character with more quotes that apply to UC Berkeley students than our favorite ogre Shrek!