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Movie Overview
Director
Steve "the Spaz" Williams
MPAA Rating
G - Bonus material not rated
The Wild (2006)
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OFCS Rating: 15% Rotten
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"Impressive animation, but too much déjà vu here."
ReelTalk Movie Reviews
Betty Jo Tucker
B-
"Ending with a sputter, "Wild" still remains an engaging creation, and successful against incredible odds. Here's a note to Disney and Dreamworks: You can stop making the same movies now."
FilmJerk.com
Brian Orndorf
B+
"Obvious plot similarities to Dreamworks animated kid's movie "Madagascar" haunts this superior Disney produced CG animated story about a group of New York Zoo animals that go for an unexpected boat trip to an African jungle."
ColeSmithey.com
Cole Smithey
"Sam decides to find out where the truck is headed, threatening a pigeon, the jittery and heavily accented Hamir: "Just tell me where the green boxes go!" he hisses, sounding just like Jack Bauer."
Common Sense
Cynthia Fuchs
2/5
"There's a surprising lack of charm that even Disney's dopier recent works managed to achieve."
eFilmCritic.com
David Cornelius
2/4
"...has little to offer viewers over a certain age."
Reel Film Reviews
David Nusair
2/4
"Pleasant enough for the little ones, but unrewarding for the rest of the prospective audience."
TheMovieBoy.com
Dustin Putman
D
"Feels like a rough draft that was dashed off in an afternoon with the intention of coming back later and filling in some comedy, and then somehow never got around to it."
EricDSnider.com
Eric D. Snider
C-
"Despite the title, it's resolutely tame...not only did 'Madagascar' get there first, it carried it off a whole lot better."
One Guy's Opinion
Frank Swietek
1.5/5
"Much of it is so rote and so predictably crushed into the prefabricated Disney mold that it's impossible to kick off the unpleasant aroma of 'been there, done that.'"
Q Network Film Desk
James Kendrick
"Disney's latest is an unoriginal mix of Finding Nemo and Madagascar, but the small children in the audience we saw it with simply didn't care . . ."
SA Movie & DVD Magazine
James O'Ehley
5/10
"Click here to read review"
Kinoblog.com
Jaroslav Vishtaljuk
2/5
"The film is ultimately noise and its story is so overdone at this point that far from being swept up in it, we're only hoping that the next plot point isn't as predictable as the last. But things never do work out that way."
FilmFocus
Joe Utichi
5/10
"
The Wild
is not really bad; it's just tired."
DVDTown.com
John J. Puccio
2/5
"full review in Greek"
Movies for the Masses
Joseph Proimakis
2.5/5
"The kids might be better off with a trip to a real zoo, if they haven't had their fill of
Madagascar
yet."
7M Pictures
Kevin Carr
2.5/5
"Excelente animación. Flojísimo guión."
Cinenganos
Luis Martinez
2.5/4
"Gags consistently trump character. And if you don't care about the characters, then everything's just a big, dumb joke."
TV Guide's Movie Guide
Maitland McDonagh
"Legal professors could stand [
The Wild
and
Madagascar
] side by side to demonstrate the concept of 'points of similarity' that help determine whether a work has been plagiarized."
Flick Filosopher
MaryAnn Johanson
B-
"Most important, the story, even without the been-there-with-penguins feeling, is not very strong, leaving us wishing it was all a bit more...wild. "
Movie Mom at Yahoo! Movies
Nell Minow
1.5/4
"There's something foul about this latest animated adventure's blatant plush toy-ready construction."
Slant Magazine
Nick Schager
3/5
"Jamais consegue recriar os momentos de magia das produções da Pixar; até mesmo seu humor soa forçado, dependendo mais de efeitos sonoros engraçadinhos do que dos personagens."
Cinema em Cena
Pablo Villaca
2.5/5
"Perfectly enjoyable but nothing special"
Shadows on the Wall
Rich Cline
C
"...a film that will appeal to younger kids but fails to reach that important demographic,
for all ages.
"
Reeling Reviews
Robin Clifford
C+
"Director Steve
Spaz
Williams, a former visual-effects artist, misses the exaggerated body language and visual quirks, let alone distinctive and unique features, that is animation's essential element."
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Sean Axmaker
1/5
"You will not find a worse movie in Walt Disney's animated canon than The Wild"
Filmcritic.com
Sean O'Connell
5/10
"There's a definite sense of deja vu about this animated adventure/fantasy that turns out to be mild, not wild."
Modamag.com
Susan Granger
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