Ice Age: Continental Drift

Watch: Ice Age: Continental Drift

7/13/20121h 28m

Theatrical Release (US)

~ The end of the world is just the tip of the iceberg. ~

Overview:

Manny, Diego, and Sid embark upon another adventure after their continent is set adrift. Using an iceberg as a ship, they encounter sea creatures and battle pirates as they explore a new world.

Director:

Steve Martino

Status:

Released

Language:

English

Buget:

$95,000,000.00

Revenue:

$877,244,782.00

Key words:

villain
sequel
prehistory
seal (animal)
aftercreditsstinger
duringcreditsstinger
melting ice
floating ice
land bridge
era
glaciale

Cast

Ray Romano

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Manny (voice)

John Leguizamo

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Sid (voice)

Denis Leary

~ as ~

Diego (voice)

Seann William Scott

~ as ~

Crash (voice)

Josh Peck

~ as ~

Eddie (voice)

Queen Latifah

~ as ~

Ellie (voice)

Jennifer Lopez

~ as ~

Shira (voice)

Peter Dinklage

~ as ~

Captain Gutt (voice)

Wanda Sykes

~ as ~

Granny (voice)

Keke Palmer

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Peaches (voice)

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Reviews (2)

Andre Gonzales
Written 2 year(s) ago
8
These movies are just good all them. Haven't made or seen a bad one yet. They all make me laugh.
CinemaSerf
Written 2 year(s) ago
6
By now, we are all maybe all a bit too familiar with "Scrat" chasing his acorn and with his expanding group of friends' adventures in the frozen north. I certainly found this story to be entertaining enough, but running short on ideas and somewhat repetitive. When cast adrift on an ice floe, and heading to warmer climes, our wooly mammoth, sloth and sabre-toothed tiger have to figure out a way to tap the northerly sea currents and using an iceberg, get themselves back to the chill where "Ellie" and newborn "Peaches" await them. Along the way, "Manny", "Sid" and "Diego" meet some pirates - think "Pirates of the Caribbean" meets "Jungle Book" led by the whip-wielding "Gutt" and that's what gives "Manny" the germ of a cunning plan. Pinch his ice-ship and sail home! Pirates aren't so forgiving and what ensues proves quite perilous for our wanderers. It's fine, this film - the characters do what they have always done with a script that is adequate, but little better, and a story that I thought ran out of puff by the half way mark. It's quite a far cry from the busy, characterful and entertaining first film ten years earlier and to be honest, it all looks just a bit fatigued. It's still a watchable effort, though, but just bit too wordy and I reckon that this franchise is now ready for bed.