Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted

US-style amber diamond-shaped traffic signs are seen in the scene, when the penguin's car crashes through the road-work-barrier in Monaco.

As all European countries, Monaco uses triangular red-and-white warning signs.

In Monte Carlo, when the animals emerge from the water, they are not wet.

In the casino, to turn the lights off Julian pulls the power switch downwards.

When Mort takes the switch while Julian dances, he pushes down for the lights to come on and up for them to go off.

When Vitaly jumps through the Ring, he starts spinning clockwise.

The next shot he stands still and the background turns anticlockwise, from this view it should turn clockwise.

When Captain DuBois escapes from the jail her hat first lies on the bed to trick the Italian policemen.

Later, when she comes out of the bed, she is wearing the hat.

When there is a lock-down in the casino, Gloria rams into the metal door and her impression appears on the smaller door.

In the next scene when the black vehicle crashes in, her impression is on the bigger door.

In the casino Skipper looks through the periscope and says "I say we let it ride" and pushes the periscope up.

A few seconds later the camera looks up at the chimp carrying the second chimp; and the periscope is nowhere to be seen.

US-style amber diamond-shaped traffic signs are seen in the scene, when the penguin's car crashes through the road-work-barrier in Monaco.

As all European countries, Monaco uses triangular red-and-white warning signs.

The gang is back. This time they are trying to return to NY thru Europe.

Already a very unremarkable franchise, this sequel just buries everything deeper in the mud with its far-fetched, bogus and ridiculous action set pieces and lazy dialog. A truly juvenile and infantile animated film that should be avoided by all adults that are looking for an intelligent animated film like any of the Toy Story films.

It's like someone took pure sugar and pumped it straight into ever pixel of the movie. Like the other Madagascar movies, Madagascar 3 moves at a frenetic pace.

This film concludes the Madagascar series in a very entertaining and heartfelt way. Without going into details, they actually achieve what they set out to do from the very first film, but they have been through so much on their journey that they question whether that's what they really want.

I rated this film 7 out of 10 because I privately laugh for almost that 93 minutes of the movie. It is a good movie for family too.

The furry fans is not gone yet.Thanks being Ylvis and new sequels to last decades hits like both Ice Age and Madagscar.

I mean the characters and story are nothing special, they aren't bad they're just serviceable. (Besides the penguins which are great).

This film is completely different from the first 2 Madagascar, as if it's part of another franchise. As the first 2 films are based on sweet and genuine emotive journeys lived by 4 innocent animals, this third one is totally extravagant, exaggerated, epileptic, full of non-stop surreal action.