A story of quartet of misfits (including a fast talking but dim sloth named Sid; a moody woolly mammoth named Manny; a devilish saber-toothed tiger named Diego; and an acorn-crazy saber-toothed squirrel known as Scrat). Diego is daffa's favorite characters in this film.
Ice Age: Dawn of Dinosaurs is a clever, pleasingly sentimental tale of prehistoric times. This digitally animated movie, filled with a cast of charming, funny critters from long ago, is family entertainment at its most bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. Its story, characters, dialogue, humor and voice performances are first-rate. They center on the devilishly clever, exceedingly enjoyable interludes featuring the aforementioned rodent in situations and circumstances that recall the great animated work. This also a pleasure to look at and scarcely less fun as a story. I came to scoff and stayed to smile. Ice Age snaps with visual wit whenever director Wedge breaks the stale story to pieces and pumps in some bracing fresh air. So it's fitting to find, when the final credits roll, that he played Scrat.
Even though it was predictable, it was different. It had incredible warmth, and the lack of a better plot goes unnoticed with impeccable humour and wit in its place. Unforgettable. You'll probably get a good laugh out of it no matter what age you are.
But remember to always sit next to your child when your family watch for this movie...
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