Opiniones de Metacritic

Dishes up some very corny jokes, but the images have a brighter-than-life vivacity.

The animals' personalities have been carefully calibrated: They have sufficient edge to amuse us as characters, yet they're cuddly enough to market as plush toys or action figures.

It's bright and spry, giggly and bouncy, but also cuddly with occasional touches of cruelty--a movie in which best friends, when let loose in the wild, suddenly realize one's a little higher on the food chain.

Eventually, it had to happen: a computer-animated dud.

It's frustrating to see this wonderful-looking, laugh-out-loud funny survival tale fall short of its potential.

Pleasant, if mediocre family fare.

Madagascar's relaxed density is a relief given the DreamWorks tendency to overbear, overblast, and overcaricaturize.

Often quite beautiful. But Madagascar, which was directed by Eric Darnell and Tom McGrath, is mismanaged pretty much from start to finish.

The film never gets going. It's too slow and plodding for kids--even too obvious.

Anemic.