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Move it! Move it! for Madagascar from the studio that brought you Shrek and How to Train Your Dragon. When four pampered animals from New York's Central Park Zoo accidentally find themselves shipwrecked on the exotic island of Madagascar, they discover it really IS a jungle out there! Ben Stiller, Chris Rock, David Schwimmer and Jada Pinkett Smith headline an all-star cast of hilarious animals, including a quartet of mischievous penguins and legions of lemurs, led by the outrageous King Julien. Madagascar is a roaring good family film that you'll go wild for again and again! (Dreamworks Animation UK)
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A beautiful animation style, a couple of nods to other movies, absolutely wonderful supporting characters (especially Ali G and the penguins), but that’s about all Madagascar has to offer. It sails past nicely, but it isn’t about anything at all. Surprisingly, there isn’t much humor and it is all too obvious that this time DreamWorks aimed the movie at a very young target group alone. Although it isn’t a complete waste of time even for an older audience. But, unfortunately, once it ends you will find it hard to remember any good gags.
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I really like this animated movie and I have to say that it's also because of the Czech dubbing. Zbyšek Pantůček is absolutely perfect here and his Maurice is much better than in the original version. Overall, the Czech version is excellent. It's exactly the kind of animated movie where you fall in love with the characters, including the penguins who eventually got their own movie.
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I kept waiting and waiting for something real to happen…and then the end credits rolled. Otherwise, Madagascar has likable characters and a few good jokes, especially those involving quotes from well-known movies. Overall, however, it’s just as disappointing as Robots.
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Madagascar is a fountain of humorous lines that have basically become humanised, and although the film works best the first time, it can still entertain on repeat viewings. Of the central quartet, Melman, the owner of countless diseases, was by far the most entertaining, and I also liked the trio of lemurs, and of course the "penguin gang", who thankfully got more space in the following years. If you want to laugh sitting in the the couch, the colourful Madagascar is an ideal choice.
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After watching the original version I have to give Madagascar one star and upgrade it from a below average cartoon with not much animation to an average cartoon. The penguins are still the best, the main characters remain annoying, the lemurs don't show any great fun even when they don't speak in slang, but it's a bit more bearable. The best scene remains the one with “What A Wonderful World".
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