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I loved Shrek so much I had all the merchandise and movies, I pray to Shrek every night before bed thanking him for the love I've been given.

"Shrek is love" I say...
"Shrek is life"...

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what the heckins are we doin

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He found a person instead of a wallet. The kids in the movie were calling their parents by there names not mom and dad. There was more than lions on the passage. They did not teleport on the movie

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The soundtrack reminds me of John Carpenter's The Thing, 90's Outer Limits show, and the old IT miniseries.
Seems rushed.
Uses WAY TOO MANY stock footage of Africa and sounds.
Things "hit the fan" too early.
CHEESE OVERLOAD.
I don't think there was an AI voice in the story.
The rooms seem too vibrant and colorful.
The 'place' is REALLY small.
I didn't know David was a priest.

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the computer beep and is making a oppoiment the lion hitting the poor then sald will be later then we thought he pickup sand they run  down the hall instead of a wallet it was a pursite the martines the odl man died

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The dad in the passage

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"But nothing's too good for our children," George had said. (12)

Ah, the problem of being a good parent: George wants to make his kids happy and, of course, that means giving them stuff. Good stuff. It's fun to imagine George giving the kids everything they ask for at this stage in "The Veldt": "you want a nuclear bomb, Peter—only the best bomb for you!" That would be a much shorter story, but basically the same.