— -- If the antics of the Madagascar stars, Melvin the Giraffe, Alex the Lion, Gloria the Hippo and Marty the Zebra keep your kids in stitches, then the arrival of Madagascar 3: The Video Game ...

Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted is a 2012 computer-animated comedy film about a group of zoo animals, who join a traveling European circus in order to get back to New York City. They are chased by ...

Each year American critics come to the south of France to inform their readers of new movies at the Cannes Festival, the showcase for refeened art films that keeps us in dark rooms while the sun is ...

The third movie in the Madagascar film franchise, Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted, launches next month, but if you just can't wait to hang out with Alex, Marty, Gloria and Melman once again, you ...

LOS ANGELES -- Circus animals and space beasts have lifted Hollywood to a huge weekend. The cuddly critters of Madagascar 3: Europe s Most Wanted led the weekend with a $60.4 million debut ...

Time for me to dig out my list of “Reasons Why the World Deserves to End in 2012” and amend the entry, “Because there are new installments of both ‘Ice Age’ and ‘Madagascar.’” The third time, despite ...

Powered by a dazzling circus act, a gaggle of goofy accents and a fresh dose of action-adventure silliness, "Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted" severs the DreamWorks toon franchise's ties to reality ...

Why did the Disney animated classics unspool at feature-length, while the great Warner Bros. cartoons clocked in at just seven minutes? Because films like Pinocchio told dramatic stories through ...

Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted bucks the trend of subsequent sequels steadily diminishing in quality from the original. The movie takes up where its predecessor left off: with our favorite zany ...

Is it safe to say that a studio has officially, obnoxiously overdone a movie’s marketing when a review cannot help but discuss the commercials first? Yes, the kids and I laughed (not inappropriately, ...

As animated kid flicks go, the Madagascar franchise is certainly a lesser evil. It's way more tolerable than the other mega-franchise featuring a ragtag gang of animals voiced by a ragtag gang of TV ...