Die Pinguine aus Madagascar
Penguins of Madagascar
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Benedict Cumberbatch, John Malkovich, Annet Mahendru, Tom McGrath, Chris Miller, Christopher Knights, Ben Stiller, David Schwimmer, Chris Rock (mehr)Streaming (7)
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Entdecke die geheimsten Geheimnisse der berühmtesten und schrägsten Undercover-Vögel des globalen Spionage-Business: Skipper, Kowalski, Rico und Private. In einer geheimen Mission müssen die vier Pinguine, die Oberelite der Elite, sich mit dem coolen Elite-Undercover-Interspezial-Sonderkommando „Nordwind" - angeführt von dem gutaussehenden, bärenstarken Agenten Geheimsache (wir könnten dir seinen Namen zwar verraten, aber dann... du weißt schon) - verbünden.Gemeinsam versuchen sie den durchtriebenen Bösewicht Dr. Octavius Brine daran zu hindern, die Welt zu zerstören. (Fox Deutschland)
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The best penguin adventure and some of the bedtime story bits were outstanding. A hilarious baddie and even the enemy team has also something to say. The action scenes are well-thought through, funny and imaginative (Venice). Great lines, a captivating story and unbelievable cuteness. Keep up the good work.
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It ignores anything remotely resembling meaningful story that would hinder the continuous grotesque escapades of varying levels. For some it's enough to relax, for some it's enough to be completely enthusiastic, for some it's enough to keep them awake.
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Great family entertainment. At a tremendous pace, with great characters, humour for old and young alike, and an admittedly blatantly conventional and unoriginal story, but one that doesn't fall short of its ambitions in any respect, and lives up to expectations (taking down the villain, making up with rival agents, evolving the soldier from dork to hero) in a really great parodic spirit. I've seen a lot of funnier cartoons, but not many have infected me so positively with their lively mood and cadence of more or less successful jokes.
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The funniest characters from Madagascar finally got a feature film and they serve a decent spectacle packed with both wit and proper action. The chase scene in Venice is the one that sticks in my mind the most, it was absolutely perfect, the ultimate in action and humour, and there’s also the perfect scene with the Bavarian dance in "Lederhosen", which amused me as a Germanist all the more. The second rescue team, which included other polar animals, didn't impress much but didn't offend me either. In short, a good animated film with the guardians of good facing a powerful enemy with a smile on their faces and a proper slap on the back.
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And another nice surprise. I didn't think it could really get to me, but after the third "Madagascar", which was simply entertaining, comes an action that is basically unstoppable. There's always something happening here. Almost unbelievable how many ideas and jokes it's bursting with. I laughed very often, which I didn't expect.
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