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• MOVIE page: Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted (2012)
• Rate: 6.9/10 total 62,219 votes 
• Genre: Animation | Adventure | Comedy | Family
• Runtime: USA:93 min
• Budget: $145,000,000 (estimated)
• Gross: $216,366,733 (USA) (12 October 2012)
• Director: Carlos Saldanha
• Stars: Ben Stiller, Chris Rock, David Schwimmer | See full cast and crew
• Original Music By: Hans Zimmer (music by)  
• Soundtrack: Potential Break-Up Song
• Sound Mix: Datasat | Dolby Digital
• Plot Keyword: Penguin | Circus | Animal | Giraffe | Zebra

Writing Credits By:

• Eric Darnell (screenplay) and
• Noah Baumbach (screenplay)

     

Goofs: Continuity: In Monte Carlo, when the animals emerge from the water, they are not wet.

Plot: Alex, Marty, Gloria and Melman are still fighting to get home to their beloved Big Apple. Their journey takes them through Europe where they find the perfect cover: a traveling circus, which they reinvent - Madagascar style. Full summary »  »

Story: Alex, Marty, Gloria and Melman are still trying to get back to the Big Apple and their beloved Central Park zoo, but first they need to find the penguins. When they travel to Monte Carlo, they attract the attention of Animal Control after gate crashing a party and are joined by the penguins, King Julian and Co., and the monkeys. How do a lion, zebra, hippo, giraffe, four penguins, two monkeys, three lemurs travel through Europe without attracting attention and get back to New York? They join a traveling circus. Their attempts to get back to New York are consistently hampered by the Captain of Animal Control who wants to make Alex part of her collection. Once they make it back to New York Marty, Alex, Gloria and Melman realize that they want to be part of the traveling circus. Written byAnonymous

Produced By:

• Holly Edwards known as associate producer
• Mireille Soria known as producer
• Mark Swift known as producer

FullCast & Crew:

• Ben Stiller known as Alex (voice)
• Chris Rock known as Marty (voice)
• David Schwimmer known as Melman (voice)
• Jada Pinkett Smith known as Gloria (voice)
• Sacha Baron Cohen known as Julien (voice)
• Cedric the Entertainer known as Maurice (voice)
• Andy Richter known as Mort (voice)
• Tom McGrath known as Skipper / First Policeman (voice)
• Frances McDormand known as Captain Chantel DuBois (voice)
• Jessica Chastain known as Gia (voice)
• Bryan Cranston known as Vitaly (voice)
• Martin Short known as Stefano (voice)
• Chris Miller known as Kowalski (voice)
• Christopher Knights known as Private (voice)
• Conrad Vernon known as Mason / Second Policeman (voice)
• Vinnie Jones known as Freddie the Dog (voice)
• Steve Jones known as Jonesy the Dog (voice)
• Nick Fletcher known as Frankie the Dog (voice)
• Paz Vega known as Horses (voice)
• Frank Welker known as Sonya (voice)
• Danny Jacobs known as Croupier / Circus Master (voice)
• Dan O'Connor known as Casino Security / Mayor of New York City (voice)
• Eric Darnell known as Comandante / Zoo Official / Zoo Announcer (voice)
• Stephen Kearin known as Fourth Policeman (voice)
• Emily Nordwind known as Zoo Official (voice)
• Asucena Jimenez known as Kid in Crowd (voice)
• Peter Arpesella known as Vitaly's Fan / French Policeman / Dad (voice)
• Francesca Fanti known as Horse, Lady in Italian Circus

Production Companies:

• DreamWorks Animation (presents)
• Pacific Data Images (PDI) (as PDI/DreamWorks)

MPAA: Rated PG for some mild action and rude humor

Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted (2012) Review by DICK STEEL from Singapore
There are eager animated film franchises that rehashed the same oldthemes and gags in all its installments, and deservedly crashed underits own repetitiveness. Think Shrek, which started brightly, but witheach sequel the grumpy ogre and his friends started to become cheapparodies of themselves. There are other film franchises that grow fromstrength to strength though, such as Ice Age where we get to go on anincredibly long journey with its characters trying to survive theinevitable change and extinction, and then there's Madagascar, withEurope's Most Wanted surprisingly having a lot more to offer than whatit had suggested.

We go back to where we last left off, rejoining Alex the Lion (BenStiller), Marty the Zebra (Chris Rock), Melman the Giraffe (DavidSchwimmer) and Gloria the Hippo (Jada Pinkett Smith) who are still inAfrica, but getting homesick and yearn for their lives back in NewYork. So they hatch a plan to regroup with the Penguins, who had leftwith the Monkeys in their flying machine to Monte Carlo and its glitzycasinos, and compel them to take everyone back to New York. Grantedit's a slow start, but when it picked up with Frances McDormand voicingthe French policewoman Captain Chantel DuBois, more of an animal hunterin disguise and hell bent on adding a lion to her trophy wall, itreally went over the top with a multitude of action sequences that getset to show off dedicated and meticulously crafted moments for 3D. It'sclearly one of the better 3D efforts in an animated feature film thattook pains to ensure the medium got milked for the premium ticket youpaid for.

Then the narrative goes up a notch with the introduction of some circusanimals with whom our protagonists get to mix with in order tomomentarily escape the fanatical clutches of DuBois, and in comes theopportunity to expand on its cast, with the likes of Jessica Chastain,Bryan Cranston and Martin Short entering the fray as a cheetah, tigerand sea lion respectively, each with its own distinct quirk, objectiveand baggage. It's a zoo animal meets circus animal rivalry formed, andAlex and gang wanting to stick around, with thanks to the Penguins,because the circus is en route to Rome and London, where an Americancircus event promoter would be in town to evaluate if the troupe canmake money if brought across the Atlantic, and naturally, New York.

I'm rather surprised by the depth of the narrative here, as Eric Damelland Noah Baumbach's screenplay managed to squeeze a lot in under 90minutes sans end credits roll. Characters don't get thrown in for fun,but have enough screen time to perform without getting the feeling ofbeing redundant to the whole scheme of things, and how they all blendwell together for the major set action pieces, complete with comedyranging from witty repartee to physical slapstick gags. The major newentrants to this installment will also become crowd favourites, such asthe girly cheetah Gia, the curt Russian tiger Vitaly who has to reclaimhis theatrical mojo, and Stefano the sea lion trying his very best tohold the entire troupe together, while not being very bright himself.

Every scene got designed to have the characters endear themselves tothe audience, even if they come silent, such as the bicycle ridingbear, and a couple of English dogs voiced by the likes of Vinnie Jones,Steve Jones and Nick Fletcher. Paz Vega also lent her voice to acollective group of show-horses, while perennial favourites such asSacha Baron Cohen's Julien and Cedric the Entertainer's Maurice almostalways threaten to run away with the show, given their rather spacedout moments that run outside of the main narrative thread. There arecolours galore with gags running wild, and I'd suspect where your senseof humour might have been misplaced if there's absolutely nothing herein the film that can tickle your funny bone.

With an assortment of pop songs ranging from 90s hits to those by KatyPerry, the signature theme song only got an airplay during the endcredits, and is an amalgamation of the Afro Circus song written byChris Rock, that somehow had a strange yet infectious blend thatepitomizes everything that had transpired in this film, and set itselfup for more. Themes of friendship and sticking together through thickand thin, of never giving up and the likes, are good themes to have fora film that's going to appeal to the young for sure.

I'd like to think there's a stop at three policy and to leave thefranchise as it is now, going off at a high, rather than to continuewith a formula that would ultimately show its age. Madagascar 3 workedand delivered everything you'd expect of a crowd pleaser that canappeal to all age groups, and I'm very much compelled to earmark thisfor a 3D blu-ray title for keeps. Definitely highly recommended in mybooks, given its rarity of it improving upon the strengths of itspredecessors, and finding room to add more characters, not caricatures,to its mythos.

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Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted (2012) Review by Jordan MeetingFlipper Gross
Alex, Marty, Gloria, and Melman and the rest of their gang return inthe third installment of the "Madagascar" series, and yes they arestill trying to get back home to New York City. This film has themtraveling with a group of circus animals all throughout Europe on therun from a French animal hunter who has killed every animal and hasmounted their head on her wall, except for a lion.

This movie stars the voice talents of Ben Stiller (Tower Heist, TropicThunder), Chris Rock (Grown ups, The Longest Yard), David Schwimmer(Friends, John Carter), Jada Pinkett Smith (Ali, Collateral), SashaBaron Cohen (Borat, Bruno), Cedric the Entertainer (Larry Crowne, IceAge), and Bryan Cranston (Drive, Breaking Bad). Everyone did a greatjob with their characters and it was a blast to hear all these familiarvoices in a film together again.

I have been a fan of the previous "Madagascar" films, and that still isthe case, but I really didn't have any hype for this movie because fromthe trailers, it didn't really look that good. I am glad to say that itis the complete opposite of that. Surprisingly, I really enjoyed filmfrom start to finish and thought that for certain audiences, the filmis perfect. If you are a younger person (12 and under) the movie willentertain and make you laugh the entire time. Now for the otherdemographic (13 and up), the film is still a really fun experiencehaving jokes that adults would get, as well as some really funnysituations.

The "Madagascar" series has been known to be over the top, but"Madagascar 3″ takes the cake for being the most over the top one yet.You can not simply go into this movie expecting a toned down filmfeaturing animals that can talk and doing anything that humans can. Youhave to go into this film with an open mind and just enjoy the ride. Ifound myself laughing constantly throughout the film and I couldn'thelp but have a smile on my face the entire time. This movie made mefeel like I was a kid again and that is one of the best feelings thereis.

This is easily the best movie in the series in my opinion. What reallyblew me away though was something that wasn't crucial to the movie, andthat was the 3D. This is probably some of the best 3D I have seen in afilm. I was sitting on the edge of my seat waiting to see what wasgoing to pop out next. If you see this film, please do yourself a favorand see the 3D version of it, you will not be disappointed. I highlyrecommend this film to all ages. Whether you are a kid or an adult, youwill find enjoyment in this film.

Rating 7.5/10

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Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted (2012) Review by bRAdY-01 from United Kingdom
I watched this at the Cannes Film Festival 2012 after deciding to takea break from all the serious art-house fare on offer. With theexception of Ben Stiller's lead all the original supporting leads takevirtually a back seat in this third instalment. But several great newcharacters are introduced namely Frances McDormand as Captain ChantelDuBois, Bryan Cranston as Vitaly and the fabulous Martin Short asStefano. All there performances are stand out but wished Shorts Stefanowas featured more. Cranston as Vitaly was beautifully menacing but itis the wacky deadly policewoman in charge of hunting down and capturingthe animals as they make their way across Europe which is the centre ofthe narrative drive. Since the police team where obviously the bad guys(DuBois only wants to capture Mike (Ben Stiller) so she can add hishead to her mounted collection of stuffed animals on her office wall)it was ironic that I watched this in France since the police wereportrayed as bunch gung-ho obsessive freaks (DuBois crawls around onall fours to sniff down her prey like a dog come insect). The film wasscreened in 3D, initially I was apprehensive since I don't really enjoy3D movies but this was a pleasant surprise. After a few minutes I hadcompletely forgotten that I was wearing the 3D glasses andactually...in the spectacular climatic scene I was completely wowed. Anexplosion of vivid movement and colour formed an intricate movingtapestry of light and colour that was gorgeous to watch. The kids willlove it and any one young at heart enough to let themselves loosethemselves in escapist fun for a couple of hours. One of the best"family" animation films that I've seen in years and highlyrecommended. Oh I nearly forgot....Baron Cohen's (as The King) loveaffair with a giant mute bear is both surreal and priceless!

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