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Take me to the movies

Posted by Claudia Moser on 9:03 AM in , , ,
Last evening Peter showed me this picture:



it made me smile and I thought immediately of Madagascar, the movie. Do you remember the penguins with smile and wave?



and then I found this



Somehow this movie always makes me smile, it is so funny and somehow suitable for a foggy grey day and a lingering cold just around the corner. I hope you all have a great Friday!

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19 Comments

Jenn says:
10:32 AM

My kids loved this movie--but I haven't watched it all the way through yet--seems I can get stuff done around the house when they are watching movies. I need to sit myself down and watch this one all the way through!!

Thanks for hopping along!! Cheers, Jenn.

Laura says:
12:54 PM

That first one is funny.
I have to let the videos load all the way to watch them (slowish internet). I've never seen Madagascar. Maybe I'll have to put it on my list!

Southhamsdarling says:
2:09 PM

Hi Claudia. Loved the photo of the wire-less birds!! I adore penguins, and the Madagascar films were brilliant. I feel that I've got a cold coming on as well, as my throat is really sort, and it always starts like that :( Have a lovely weekend my friend.

Southhamsdarling says:
2:09 PM

Hi Claudia. Loved the photo of the wire-less birds!! I adore penguins, and the Madagascar films were brilliant. I feel that I've got a cold coming on as well, as my throat is really sort, and it always starts like that :( Have a lovely weekend my friend.

Sarah Tokeley says:
3:23 PM

I love that first picture :-)
We love that film in this house. 'Smile and wave' is a catchphrase around here :-)

Claudia Moser says:
4:15 PM

@Jenn - you will for sure enjoy it, I still can re-watch it at times!
@Laura - I thought so, and do let me know if you will watch it :)
@Diane - do take care, I did try with a spicy stew and I feel a bit better!
@Sarah - im mine too :) Smile & wave!

Catch My Words says:
4:49 PM

That's one disadvantage of kids growing up, you no longer see these cute little films.

Joyce
http://joycelansky.blogspot.com

Claudia Moser says:
4:56 PM

@Joyce - I am still a kid :)

Green Tea and Cupcakes says:
2:22 AM

Thanks for making me smile :)

Belle says:
4:04 AM

I love that cartoon. Wireless technology makes me think of all these beams passing through our bodies all day! We have wireless in our own home. I don't worry about it though.

Claudia Moser says:
6:40 PM

@Luan - a smile is all I want :)
@Belle - so true! But you are right, we should not worry!

Langley Cornwell says:
1:32 AM

Sweet choice.

Claudia Moser says:
8:43 AM

@Langley - thank you :)

Susan ~ Today's Writing Woman says:
3:45 PM

I totally love these guys! Don't care how old I am (LOL)! I just think that some of the cartoon movies are better than the other stuff that is being produced lately!

Claudia Moser says:
8:32 PM

@Susan - this was indeed a brilliant movie :) and no matter the age a laugh is always good!

Unknown says:
9:11 PM

I love Madagascar and it is a real favorite at my house. My kids love this. We even have the game on Playstation 2, and I love taking things out with Gloria's butt bounce move! LOL Great post! Love it!

Kathy
http://gigglingtruckerswife.blogspot.com/

Claudia Moser says:
5:57 PM

Kathy - Gloria is indeed hilarious :)

Unknown says:
4:51 AM

oh yeah, great movie...the kids and I watched it in a hotel room for the first time- we were laughing so loud!

Claudia Moser says:
9:16 PM

@Sylvia - glad you agreed with me!

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