I was really disappointed with Madagascar 2. My family loved the first Madagascar (it was one of my favorite children's movies!) so we were very excited when the sequal came out. Not only did I not like it but my 4 and 6 year old were bored with it. I was shocked at all of the "sexual" overtones. I don't understand why they would go that route with a "children's movie". I would not reccomment this to others!

This was a good movie. Not half as good as the first one though.

I was very disappointed in this film. My daughter loves it, but I felt that it was a waste of time. I loved the first movie, but this one lacked the charm of the first movie. It was strange to have different species of animals falling in love. I felt that the script was very lacking. That's my review. Sorry if you disagree.

My daughter loves all of the Madagascar movies but this one for some reason she doesn't like as much

This movie was okay. good for a family night. Love the 1st & 3rd way more.

We all enjoyed this movie and Our son would watch it several times a day for months.

Very cute movie, all my kids like it so much I had to buy it...

I thought this movie was wonderful, the whole family could enjoy.

super cute! :) good for kids and family!

It's a good movie, my loves this movie.

Very cute movie with a lot of humor adults will enjoy as well.

Although I really enjoyed this movie and agree that it's terrific for a sequel, I don't think it's approprite for all ages. There is some rather suggestive content here and there and also a possibly disturbing scene involving a somewhat violent kidnapping in the beginning. I personally would suggest ages 6 and older.

We sit as a family and laugh at this movie!

i love this movie! and my children love it also! its very fun and interesting for young children my kids love to watch it over and over and over they never get tired of it!

I loved this movie. The first movie was entertaining while this one it gave cartoon characters a sense of human like backgrounds. As an adult knowing well about the father's disappointment of who or what his son had become. I think it teaches tolerance and its a movie that can be enjoyed by both adults and children.