The Wild
Action • G • 2006 • 1 hr 22 min
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Discount version of Madagascar to some extent. But not a bad watch if I’m being honest
Lame Disney animal movie. Weak animation. Cute story but cliche and unoriginal. Best to forget this one
I don’t remember the story very well but I LOVED it as a child
Discount Madagascar. Not very good or funny
Really fun and silly film that the whole family can enjoy.
I thought it was bad as a kid and I still do even if I can't remember to much about it
Another childhood favourite. CGI is outdated now sadly
Dissapointing, they tried to make another Madagascar, they failed.
Es como poner Madagascar y Buscando a Nemo en una licuadora, mezclar y salpicar con chistes simples y gritos cada 3 segundos.
The worst version of a team film. Has no charm in comparison to Madagascar and bores you with awful jokes throughout
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