Merry Madagascar/Party with the Penguins (Mad-Tastic Holiday 2-Pack)

I get movies for my Nieces and Nephews, I watch them and then I let them watch it. Both of these movies were very good movies, I'd give them a five star if they were just a little longer.

my son doesn't watch a ton of television, as he's only one and a half, but lord knows when they're teething or need a pick me up, kids love tv. my son loves all things madagascar, and these dvd's are an even bigger hit for all the fun christmas songs and animals and all things kid-friendly. always gets a laugh (and excited bounching and running about the room) from my son.

I have been a fan of Dreamworks' CGI characters ever since Shrek, but my favorites by far are the characters from "Madagascar." When I saw this DVD 2-pack online, I knew I had to add it to my collection. It was even at a better price that at the store, so keep up the good work Amazon. Thank you for sending this out to me.

very cute Christmas story! I used them in my preschool as a seasonal treat!

"Merry Madagascar" is a fun Christmas adventure of 20 minutes. If you like the Madagascar movies, you'll like this. No complaints here.HOWEVER--before you buy the 2-pack with "Party with the Penguins", check your Madagascar DVD (the first one). YOU ALREADY OWN "A CHRISTMAS CAPER". It's a bonus feature on the original DVD, and it's the only "movie" (a short) on this DVD! The games (that should be listed as "game"--singular) and the songs (recycled animation repurposed into Christmas videos) are really not worth paying anything at all. We can't speak to the PC activities, but really--who ever does those anyway?Do yourself a favor and buy "Merry Madagascar" by itself. It's a 4 out of 5 stars.

Loved it. Great Seller. Very fast delivery. Happy with purchase. Thanks.

Great Entertainment!

Santa while on his annual trip to bring joy to the world is shot down by Julien the king of the lemurs, who mistakes the toy maker as the "red night goblin." The story takes Alex, Marty, Melman, and Gloria and presses them into service for an absent St. Nick who is struck with amnesia when his sled crashes. In the meantime, while Santa tries to remember who he is on the shores of Madagascar, he inadvertently teaches Julien the lesson of giving. All of this fun is wrapped up in a 30 minute show that will see regular Yule time viewings at my household. Merry Christmas!