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2006·87 min·Released

Curious George

“Show me the Monkey!”

Adventure
Animation
Comedy
Family

When The Man in the Yellow Hat befriends Curious George in the jungle, they set off on a non-stop, fun-filled journey through the wonders of the big city toward the warmth of true friendship.

6.5(565 votes)

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Will Ferrell

Will Ferrell

Ted (Man with the Yellow Hat) (voice)

Drew Barrymore

Drew Barrymore

Maggie (voice)

David Cross

David Cross

Junior (voice)

Eugene Levy

Eugene Levy

Clovis (voice)

Joan Plowright

Joan Plowright

Ms. Plushbottom (voice)

Dick Van Dyke

Dick Van Dyke

Mr. Bloomsberry (voice)

Frank Welker

Frank Welker

George (voice)

Ed O'Ross

Ed O'Ross

Ivan (voice)

Michael Chinyamurindi

Michael Chinyamurindi

Edu (voice)

Michael Sorich

Michael Sorich

"Seen It" Cab Driver (voice)

Billy West

Billy West

Manager (voice)

Jeff Bennett

Jeff Bennett

Salesman (voice)

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whyiscuriousgeorgethemoviesogood

Written on 12/4/2024

> George is gone, and it's your fault Yeah... this is a masterpiece. Matthew O'Callaghan had not made many movies prior to this (aka he made 3 TV specials) but he came out with this masterpiece and absolutely killed it. All of the actors, writers, animators, the director, etc did so good on this film. The animation is so colorful and expressive like it's just so good. I kid you not this is the best film I've ever seen in my entire life. If you have Hulu, Peacock or the Disney+ and Hulu bundle, PLEASE check this out. It's extremely worth it.

CinemaSerf

Written on 2/22/2025

With his museum on it’s knees, enthusiastic “Ted” promises his boss that he will don his bright hello hat and set off to deepest Africa to fetch a crowd-pleasing idol that will surely save the day. Despite the protestations of the owner’s son who wants to sell the site for a car park, he isn’t going to be thwarted. After a few “Indiana Jones” moments he obtains his heart’s desire - but it’s barely knee high to a grasshopper. On his way home, he discovers that that’s not all he is taking home as a brightly coloured monkey has also tagged along for the voyage. Quickly named “George” this critter proves to be a mischievous and lively soul who leads his new found friend on an whole host of daft adventures as they try to get back to, and maybe even save, the beloved museum. There’s nothing not to like about this. It’s a simple story of friendship and loyalty peppered with some wacky stunts that wouldn’t have looked out of place with Buster Keaton. The big eyed, smiley-face animation is quickly paced and cheerily scored with a selection of Jack Johnson songs to encapsulate the sentiment of the film engagingly. The African adventure is perhaps all over a little too quickly for me: there were plenty more riches there to comically plunder, but it’s still got lots for the kids and plenty for the grown up ones, too. I reckon “Ted” might have made for a decent Mountie, too! Don’t overthink this, just sit back and smile for a while.

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