The Wild

Arrived new.

Grandsons really liked this movie

I have watched this many times, the story is fun but predictable, however I can watch this many times over just for the dialogue of Eddie Izzard as the Koala, just hilarious.

Bought movie after watching it on tv my son is so fascinated by lions and all other zoo animals he loves his madagascar movies so bought this to add to his movie library he loves all the characters and knows the dialogue word by word impressive for a toddler. he loves it that all taht matters in my book

This is a good movie not only for kids but Adults as well. Me and my 6 year old grandson really enjoyed it. It held his attention and it did not force me to the "zone out space" like some kid movies. If you don't want to buy it, rent it thru Amazon, they have the Best Rental Deals and they are more cost effective than Direct TV, HBO and all the other pay per view plans.Happy ViewingJUSTMESD

Pleasantly surprised by how quickly we got our dvd. Package received in excellent condition. Very pleased with this seller and our purchase.

You just can't have too many cartoons featuring zoo animals breaking out of their prisons/zoos and heading home. Or can you?With this offering, we have a father/son relationship off kilter. Unable to live up to his father's reputation, Ryan the lion handily escapes the zoo and parks his carcass in a "green box" to have a good pout. Unfortunately, this soon puts him on a ship heading for some jungle near a volcano. A pursuit follows allowing for several misadventures before a rescue can be put into effect.The animation style varies from the opening false start to the introduction of real looking yet not real looking animals. The style of the snake Larry (voiced by Richard Kind) is especially problematic. If you can get past this weirdness, the second problem is with the voice-actors. Some tried to create voices for the characters (like William Shatner), some just used their own voice making it quite jarring to hear an odd looking lion sound exactly like Kiefer Sutherland. At any rate, there was only one character (mainly due to the actor voicing him) that stood out in a positive fashion: Nigel the cute and cuddly koala (Eddie Izzard). The rest were run of the mill, spare part characters barely discernible from any other cartoon featuring zoo animals on the loose.There is some occasional humor, the use of recognizable songs at awkward moments is a bit disconcerting, loved the chameleon covert agents. This cartoon is neither bad nor good; it's just okay.

It plays good on my tv.