I laughed more at "Ice Age" than at "Shrek" and "Monsters Inc." combined.
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04/16/02
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Ice Age (2002)
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Reviews Counted:162
Fresh:126
Rotten:36
Average Rating:6.9/10
Consensus: Even though Ice Age is treading over the same grounds as Monsters, Inc. and Shrek, it has enough wit and laughs to stand on its own.
Theatrical Release:Mar 15, 2002 Wide
Box Office: $176,233,459
Synopsis: A star-studded cast provides the voices for the prehistoric creatures in this computer-animated feature set 20,000 years ago as the Ice Age approaches. Seemingly anti-social Manny, a woolly mammoth... [More]
Starring: Ray Romano, John Leguizamo, Denis Leary, Goran Visnjic
Director: Chris Wedge
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Reviews for Ice Age
The sweet, happy ending will satisfy the movie goers.
04/15/02
Ice Age is wonderful.
04/14/02
Dull and mechanical, kinda like a very goofy museum exhibit
04/14/02
... nicely entertains and gives all audiences something to enjoy, which is always the goal for any would-be blockbuster...
04/12/02
To complain about the lack of originality is to ignore the real wit and joy behind this very fun film.
04/09/02
Un triunfo de la animación y una muestra de lo que se puede lograr dejando volar libremente la imaginación de chicos y grandes.
04/02/02
It's a keeper.
04/01/02
I think it's a safe bet that Ice Age will be a front-runner for next year's Best Animated Film Oscar.
03/31/02
I would recommend this film more to kids than adults...
03/29/02
While it doesn’t stumble over itself, it doesn’t exactly swing for the fences either.
03/27/02
You could do a lot worse for the Easter holidays than this.
03/24/02
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03/24/02
funny and sweet and often clever, but it sometimes feels a little too formulaic
03/24/02
Yet another marvelously funny digital-animation feature.
03/24/02
Top CriticThe dynamic personalities of the characters more than compensate for any slight deficits in the laugh department.
03/23/02
Una cinta digna de pelear con los estudios y empresas fuertes en el área y una historia entretenida y divertida que incluye los elementos claves del éxito comercial
03/21/02
Ice Age won't drop your jaw, but it will warm your heart, and I'm giving it a strong thumbs up.
03/19/02
Top CriticAs a pre-historical/hysterical document Ice Age is more than a little suspect but its signature squirrel more than makes up for it.
03/19/02
A clever and beautifully designed computer-animated feature that often measures up to the standards set by last year's two CGI blockbusters, Shrek and Monsters, Inc.
03/19/02
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