Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa (or simply just Madagascar 2, known in early development trailer as Madagascar: The Crate Escape) is a 2008 animated film written by Etan Cohen, and directed by Eric Darnell and Tom McGrath. This sequel to the 2005 film Madagascar continues the adventures of Alex the Lion, Marty the Zebra, Melman the Giraffe, and Gloria the Hippo. It won the 2009 Kids' Choice Award for Favorite Animated Movie. It stars the voices of...
Alex to Zuba, after Makunga has made it clear he needs to go through a rite o...
Julien who has just explained that they will need to do a sacrifice to to get...
Zuba has Makunga on the ground one arm up. They are on the African Savannah. ...
Nana walking away from Alex whom she has just beat up on the African Savannah...
Julien states, as the animal herds are running towards the fiery volcano, pla...
Skipper to a giant slingshot set up on Madagascar commenting how its only the...
Skipper and Kowalski pour over a blueprint of the plane they are fixing when ...
Julien on a pink flamingo and Maurice also on one are seen, with Alex being l...
Alex's Mom to Zuba who is sitting overlooking the African Savannah dry withou...
Nana seen on TV talks about the escaped lion from the zoo being a very bad kitty
Skipper tells Mason that he wishes to kiss him, due to him bringing all of th...
Baby Marty, Baby Gloria and Baby Melman upon seeing Baby Alex attract a crowd...
Alex explaining that he is doing this suicide mission to find water to prove ...
Nana on a safari recognizes Alex the lion who is approaching her and the open...
Marty, Gloria and Melman watching Alex show-off, which Melman admires to some...
Gloria on board the semi-repaired plane tells Alex that she thinks this is gr...
Marty introducing himself to the other zebras on the African Savannah calls t...
Gloria to Alex who has just been beaten up by Nana asks him if he is out of h...
In the opening scene in the African Savannah Zuba is playing with his son Ale...
Marty and Alex in the African forest at night sneaking around. Marty tries to...
Gloria, Marty, Melman and Alex on the African Savannah. Marty wonders where t...
Makunga wishes Alakay good luck for his initiation. Alex replies that where h...
Makunga to Zuba on the African Savannah telling him, that after he defeats hi...
Marty asking Alex who has not recognized him, confusing him with another Zebr...
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