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Seems like this film performed below expectations as seen from the reviews I got from rottentomatoes.com below:

Flat and pointless, Shrek the Third is a sequel made for the worst reason, merely to keep a mega franchise in the public eye and to position it for TV and Broadway spinoffs.

It's just that when you're offered two delicious treats in a row, and then the third one feels rushed, bland and undercooked, it's tough not to feel a bit disappointed.

Shrek does what he does best: pop culture shout-outs, irreverent humor that's too high-brow to infect the kiddies, and still enough slapstick and classic cartoon nonsense to keep those wee ones happy, too.

Shrek has been great fun. Now let's say goodbye and move on to some fresher ideas.

"Shrek the Tired" shows the series' age; writers seem to be running out of classic stories to skewer, reaching awkwardly for the King Arthur mythos this time out.