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A human baby is found by a group of animals during the ice age.
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- Aspect Ratio : 1.85:1
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- MPAA rating : PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
- Product Dimensions : 6.75 x 5.25 x 0.25 inches; 3.2 Ounces
- Item model number : 2242769
- Director : Chris Wedge
- Media Format : Multiple Formats, Blu-ray, Anamorphic, Color, Dolby, DTS Surround Sound, Subtitled
- Run time : 1 hour and 21 minutes
- Release date : March 4, 2008
- Actors : Ray Romano, John Leguizamo, Denis Leary
- Dubbed: : French, Spanish
- Subtitles: : English, Spanish
- Language : English (DTS 5.1), French (Dolby Digital 5.1), Spanish (Dolby Digital 5.1)
- Studio : Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment
- ASIN : B000MGB6LO
- Number of discs : 1
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2019
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The funny 🤣 moment of my life was that sid the sloth stepped at poop 💩 it was so funny 😆 it was I was going to laugh a lot in my entire life is just funny 😆 so so so funny 😂 was like stepping at urine or vomit I should know which one is the funniest stepping at poop or at urine or vomit I think stepping at poop of a turtle is the funniest in my life and the part with the birds for the watermelon I think that part is not funny but the one that sid the sloth stepped at turtles poop is the funniest and that Sid the sloth said hey white life curb it next time I thought that Sid the sloth said hey whiter garbage next time
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2020
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The movie is fine. The sloth is funny, the mammoth is grumpy, and the sabertooth tiger is not as motormouthed and sassy as one would hope. The plot is a standard quest with a baby plot with mismatched family elements and healing in the journey. It is sometimes funny and sometimes clever.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2021
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A chimpanzee at a state of the art sanctuary I am interested in likes Ice Age, so I wanted to see what he sees in it. I don't know, but I know for this humanoid it was crude and disgusting starting with all the poop stuff which I guess the creators thought kids would like. The so-called jokes were all cruel and painful. Several good actors did their best, but they had nothing to work with.
It was boring with the leering lion scenes endless.
All that despite excellent art and effects - good music too.
It was boring with the leering lion scenes endless.
All that despite excellent art and effects - good music too.
4.0 out of 5 stars
The animation is a bit dated now but the movie is still sweet and full of the fun I remember
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2015Verified Purchase
I remember watching this with my brothers when I was younger. The animation is a bit dated now but the movie is still sweet and full of the fun I remember. I love ancient animals-smilodon in particular-so Diego is one of my favorite characters in this prehistoric production. His "cool-cat" exterior slowly melts away and reveals a cuddly kitten as the movie (and the series!) progresses. Sid is a lovable clutz and poor Manny the mammoth is the reluctant leader of the strange pack. They have lots of adventure, heartache and headaches as they journey to return an infant boy to his father-or to the waiting jaws of wily saber-toothed cats! It's definitely worth a watch!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2009
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In "Ice Age" (2002), the first of the superb three-part series, some traditions are established that hold true for later films in the series. Scrat, the saber-toothed squirrel, is wrestling with his prized acorn although in this outing some of his vignettes become brief interactions with the main characters. In later movies of the series he becomes more of an independent entity and even finds a soul mate. The stage is set for the later independently embedded cartoons in which the squirrel is constantly trying to conquer that iconic acorn, at battle with nature and his nut.
At the beginning of this film there's a huge migration to warmer climes going on with lots of different species heading south. Manny, the mammoth (voice of Ray Romano) is going against the tide, headed in the other direction.
This first film is noteworthy because of the presence of human beings, a sight of Stonehenge, and the very interesting episode with the prehistoric human cave drawings. Manny sees a mammoth family and becomes very lonesome about his own isolated plight without a mate.
There is a great deal of story-building in this movie with many ideas planted for further chapters which will bring on the introduction of more characters, and mating instincts will flower.
Manny meets Sid, the sloth, and immediately develops a dislike for the pushy Sid. Later they find a human baby, and both develop a love for the child. The baby is the catalyst for forming a new herd.
Diego, the carnivorous saber-toothed tiger, is introduced as a predator, and he wants to grab the human baby for his tiger gang to devour.
There's an inspired musical section with the extinct dodo birds who seemed too dumb to survive.
For kids and adults watching there are of a lot of lessons to be learned. Manny saves Diego's life which transforms him into a loyal member of the new herd. He shows gratitude, and the baby helps to "humanize" him. The importance of friendship and loyalty, the need for belonging to a group, and the need for companionship-all of these come out of the dramatic action.
In Blu-Ray this movie has stunning color and visual effects. There are a lot of scary adventures including cascading ice, molten lava, teetering icy crags. There's some bathroom humor that kids will probably get and titter over. Even though these are animals, the moviemakers have concentrated on characterization. They give human qualities to the animals (in fact they are almost ideal humans), and, of course, the animals speak English. It's full of vocal and sight gags. The movie is a treat for all.
At the beginning of this film there's a huge migration to warmer climes going on with lots of different species heading south. Manny, the mammoth (voice of Ray Romano) is going against the tide, headed in the other direction.
This first film is noteworthy because of the presence of human beings, a sight of Stonehenge, and the very interesting episode with the prehistoric human cave drawings. Manny sees a mammoth family and becomes very lonesome about his own isolated plight without a mate.
There is a great deal of story-building in this movie with many ideas planted for further chapters which will bring on the introduction of more characters, and mating instincts will flower.
Manny meets Sid, the sloth, and immediately develops a dislike for the pushy Sid. Later they find a human baby, and both develop a love for the child. The baby is the catalyst for forming a new herd.
Diego, the carnivorous saber-toothed tiger, is introduced as a predator, and he wants to grab the human baby for his tiger gang to devour.
There's an inspired musical section with the extinct dodo birds who seemed too dumb to survive.
For kids and adults watching there are of a lot of lessons to be learned. Manny saves Diego's life which transforms him into a loyal member of the new herd. He shows gratitude, and the baby helps to "humanize" him. The importance of friendship and loyalty, the need for belonging to a group, and the need for companionship-all of these come out of the dramatic action.
In Blu-Ray this movie has stunning color and visual effects. There are a lot of scary adventures including cascading ice, molten lava, teetering icy crags. There's some bathroom humor that kids will probably get and titter over. Even though these are animals, the moviemakers have concentrated on characterization. They give human qualities to the animals (in fact they are almost ideal humans), and, of course, the animals speak English. It's full of vocal and sight gags. The movie is a treat for all.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2013
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If you need a lift and feeling low, watch one of the Ice Age DVDs, they are so much fun and just make you feel better no matter what. Laughter is great for your body, sends all these great endorphins through your body and just makes you feel better. These films, the Ice Age series, all of them make you laugh so much and just lift your spirits. So the next time your feeling low, pick up one of these films and watch it. I do truly love this series, they are so much fun.
I watch them with my grandchildren and great grandchildren which makes it even better.
I had cancer and my daughter and I are nurses and have been taught how laughter helps your body to heal. I guess it works, it did in my case, at least added to all my other treatments, this treatment was the best, just sit and laugh, how can you go wrong.. It has been 13 years for me, lung cancer. These films were not there then, but Shrek was and boy did I watch that over and over. I found all the funny movies I could, I wish these films were around then.
Try it, it certainly cannot hurt you.
I watch them with my grandchildren and great grandchildren which makes it even better.
I had cancer and my daughter and I are nurses and have been taught how laughter helps your body to heal. I guess it works, it did in my case, at least added to all my other treatments, this treatment was the best, just sit and laugh, how can you go wrong.. It has been 13 years for me, lung cancer. These films were not there then, but Shrek was and boy did I watch that over and over. I found all the funny movies I could, I wish these films were around then.
Try it, it certainly cannot hurt you.
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Derek John Moore
5.0 out of 5 stars
An Ice age short.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 29, 2021Verified Purchase
Egg-scapade only last 23 minutes but it is a good story & will keep your kids happy if there is only half an hour before they have to do something else.
The Special Feature are plentiful & last longer than the main movie with lots of mini movies.
Well worth the price.
The Special Feature are plentiful & last longer than the main movie with lots of mini movies.
Well worth the price.
Lee Lucas
5.0 out of 5 stars
I feel Blu
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 9, 2010Verified Purchase
What a marvelous addition to Blu Ray Ice Age certainly makes. The film itself is simply top notch with a well written story line and is brought back to life here on Blu Ray. The picture is very detailed in HD, but to be honest it was also very good on DVD as well. Its perhaps not the pristine quality of Toy Story when it comes to Blu Ray transfers, but never the less is still worthy of purchasing it on Blu Ray. Where I feel Ice Age really comes to life is with its soundtrack to which David Newman I must say as done an excellent job with the sound for this film. Which is here presented in DTS 5.1 HD Master. They have gone to town with this format and made excellent use of it, and its simply gorgeous and well detailed with superb balance all around it's 6 channels.
There's not much in the way of extras here, but there is a nice animated short of Scrat that's very funny. Ice Age is a truly fantastic animated film created by Blue Sky Studio's which is certainly in the same class a Pixar without a doubt. It well worthy of its 5 stars here, and a tremendous addition to my Blu Ray collection. I suggest you add it to your own, it will not fail to disappoint.
There's not much in the way of extras here, but there is a nice animated short of Scrat that's very funny. Ice Age is a truly fantastic animated film created by Blue Sky Studio's which is certainly in the same class a Pixar without a doubt. It well worthy of its 5 stars here, and a tremendous addition to my Blu Ray collection. I suggest you add it to your own, it will not fail to disappoint.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
A beautiful film
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 3, 2007Verified Purchase
A wonderful film that's both laugh-out-loud funny and incrediby touching. Without being twee or sugary, it tells the beautiful story an odd little disfunctional group that becomes a loving family, brilliantly demonstrating how the bonds of love and friendship and loyalty can help us get through anything.
It's a must-see for anyone, but can't help feeling it might be especially helpful to any of us who come from more 'unusual' families/backgrounds. In that respect, it reminds me of the equally wonderful Australian road movie Priscilla Queen of the Desert (don't laugh at that until you've watched them both). Both films share the same messages about how the families we 'make' can be just as important as the families we are born into.
Wonderful for children and adults, this is one of the best cartoons I've ever seen.
It's a must-see for anyone, but can't help feeling it might be especially helpful to any of us who come from more 'unusual' families/backgrounds. In that respect, it reminds me of the equally wonderful Australian road movie Priscilla Queen of the Desert (don't laugh at that until you've watched them both). Both films share the same messages about how the families we 'make' can be just as important as the families we are born into.
Wonderful for children and adults, this is one of the best cartoons I've ever seen.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Brilliant!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 9, 2019Verified Purchase
I love all the Ice Age movies and this is no exception! Its such a lovely movie to watch around Easter time, or if you're like me any time you fancy it. Its perfect for the family and has plenty of humorous moments and as always lots of heartfelt moments too.
Superscottish
4.0 out of 5 stars
Fun at the dawn of time
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 2, 2012Verified Purchase
Ice age is the story of 3 misfits, Manny the Mamoth, Sid the Sloth and Diego the Saber Tooth Tiger. After finding a baby abondoned in the snow, Manny and Sid journey to return the child to his family before the snow closes in for the winter. They are accomonied by a scheming Diego who wants to steal the baby to give to his pack.
The 3 unlikely companions encouter a number of other prehistoric creatures and adventures on the way providing lots of laughs and some heartwarming moments. The film is easy watching and alwayss makes me smile.
The 3 unlikely companions encouter a number of other prehistoric creatures and adventures on the way providing lots of laughs and some heartwarming moments. The film is easy watching and alwayss makes me smile.
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