Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation | Release Date: July 22, 2016
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IceAge4LifeMay 5, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Goodjob BSS very Great and Good Movie, but kind of disappointed me because Shira and Diego did'nt talk to much and shira did'nt speak much and that's how it gets boring but I liked it so much and nice movie.Respect and Support for Blue Sky Studios. Expand
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Sosmooth1982Dec 29, 2022
Another hilarious Ice Age. These are definitely my favorite animation series. I normally hate animation movies. With the exception of Beavis & Butthead.
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jjthegamer124Oct 16, 2022
Honestly I don't get the hate was really enjoyable best ice age movie funny jokes good conflict everyone who says this movie is bad is wrong [in my opinion]
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PipeCJul 22, 2016
"Collision Course" Exceeds The Low Expectations

The prehistoric animals most successful in the animation films return to the movie theaters for fifth time, now, the end of the world is their great concern. "Collision Course" is titled
"Collision Course" Exceeds The Low Expectations

The prehistoric animals most successful in the animation films return to the movie theaters for fifth time, now, the end of the world is their great concern.

"Collision Course" is titled the last adventure of the franchise most recalcitrant in the animated world - with reference to revenue at the box office -. What started as a emotional and poignant incident more than one decade ago, has evolved admirably, but not always with satisfactory results. The fifth installment opens with a shameful but entertaining prologue focused on the endless mishaps that suffer our saber-toothed squirrel, Scrat (Chris Wedge), mishaps that leading him to outer space, seemingly, a safe place, however, Scrat continues his battle causing a chaotic clash of worlds, projecting millions of purple meteors to planet Earth, endangering the life of all animals.

Indisputably, Scrat is Blue Sky's emblem, what is Buzz Lightyear or Nemo for Pixar. Regardless of the frequency of his appearances, he always maintains his crazy and stimulating essence in each act, and without him, it would not be possible more films in the saga. Screenwriters and writers have discovered the rough gem that was hidden since 2002, a small and irritating animal, focusing on each plot twist as a consequence of the facts carried out by the squirrel, one point in favor. "Ice Age" still has future and even with Pixar ("Finding Dory") and Illumination ("The Secret Life of Pets") on the look-out, Many, Diego and Sid have high possibilities to continue with the winning streak at the box office, at least, that seems.

The fate of prehistoric mammals has been relatively good, and it seems that everyone (with exceptions) live in pairs. Manny (Ray Romano) and Ellie (Queen Latifah) face the rapid maturity of their daughter Peaches (Keke Palmer), who is in a kind of relationship with Julian (Adam Devine). A sub-plot anything original and very predictable, since Julian did not get along with Manny, but yes he got along with others, unleashing the envy and jealous of the mammoth, and if there is someone so naive, it has a happy ending. Nothing new!. Diego (Denis Leary) and Shira (Jennifer Lopez), the saber-tooth tigers, get supporting roles and their characteristics fades for a moment, besides, the screenwriters give clues of a possible litter between these two tigers in one scene, something that continues leading it astray. They should perhaps rethink the spin-offs about a character in specific, for not to damage to generational characters. Sid (John Leguizamo) is still in an emotional imbalance, something by what we love him, much of the comedy is centered in this cute animal that will continue producing loud laughs for the rest of our lives. The opossums, Crash (Seann William Scott) and Eddie (Josh Peck) remain comical objects used for the humor of the film. Buck (Simon Pegg), the star of "Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs" is infuriating, cumbersome and rough, his jokes and eccentricities did not entertain children nor adults, a character who has to be eliminated immediately. Despite this, he's who predicts the catastrophe, and he's who attracts new, humiliating and poor villains, more filler unnecessary to the story.

With the seriousness of a cataclysm and so witty characters, Mike Thurmeier and Galen T. Chu recreate a balance between comedy and drama, unbalancing briefly because of Buck. It still is space for moments unique and even memorable, but in a epoch in where is difficult find interesting proposals, "Collision Course" comes off well rid, despite its reused plot. The teachings are also present, the acceptance of a father to the maturity of his daughter, a young's independence, over-protection errors and family work are some of the lessons that the movie wants to assert.

Soundscapes doesn't reach the visual spectacle that has been regenerated with the passing years, however, it achieves the ambitions proposed. Purple's tonality of the shooting stars , the textures of reptiles and mammals, effects in the sky, the brightness of Geotopia and more details open a privileged place to position itself as a nice addition to the animated world. New characters are insufficient and none manages to deliver what they promised, so it leaves on a slope to the likely next sequel. We want to continue to seeing what it is capable of providing that ice age that once shook us, those mammals, who still do not deserve to die out.
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GentM2015Sep 6, 2016
Ice Age: Collision Course is an animated comedy adventure film directed by Mike Thurmeier. Stars the voices of Ray Romano, John Leguizamo, Denis Leary, Queen Latifah, Keke Palmer, Jennifer Lopez, Simon Pegg and Chris Wedge, returning, and theIce Age: Collision Course is an animated comedy adventure film directed by Mike Thurmeier. Stars the voices of Ray Romano, John Leguizamo, Denis Leary, Queen Latifah, Keke Palmer, Jennifer Lopez, Simon Pegg and Chris Wedge, returning, and the new voices of Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Adam DeVine, Nick Offerman, Max Greenfield, Stephanie Beatriz, Melissa Rauch, Michael Strahan, Jessie J and Neil deGrasse Tyson.
The movie follows the old crew of Manny and his family Ellie and Peaches, Sid, Diego and his wife Shira plus some friendly faces come back, such as Buck who was first presented in the third movie. After many adventures together, now the crew has to escape an asteroid that is headed towards them.
This is a fun family friendly adventure that is definitely more on the focus of kids but adults can have some laughs here and there too. I get why a lot of people hated on this film, it is the 5th one in the franchise and the formula has become too obvious at this point. It's easy to just hate this film and be comfortable saying I HATED IT, it sucks there is nothing good about it, they should just stop making these, BUT the matter of the fact is that this is a better film than the last one, and just okay overall.
The animation is really good actually, and most of the characters are likable, especially Buck voiced by Simon Pegg. He's funny and moves the story forward in a very fast pace. Also the messages and lessons that this movie has are very much for families, and that is great. There is pretty much nothing offensively bad about this film. and while some jokes do not hit and the story is pretty generic, still it is mostly meant for kids and in that regard it works.
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BryantJul 31, 2016
The series is already off the track but it's still a great movie.Ice Age : Collision Course is a great animation movie that would make the series come back-to-life, though the story of the movie is quite predictable.
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shiftworkerNov 30, 2016
animation sequel. This is the asteroid episode of the cute, sometimes funny and generally entertaining franchise. It's a bit more surreal, which I liked and very pink and purple, which I didn't. Nothing new here, but the old stuff's good so Ianimation sequel. This is the asteroid episode of the cute, sometimes funny and generally entertaining franchise. It's a bit more surreal, which I liked and very pink and purple, which I didn't. Nothing new here, but the old stuff's good so I didn't mind. A sequel that doesn't put you off the idea of yet another in a few year's time. Expand
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HugoemaSep 9, 2019
La película tuvo un aire fresco con la llegada de nuevos personajes. Película muy buena y divertida.
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alerikandersonMay 17, 2023
Not necessarily bad as many people said about this film. Story is bad, but was entertaining.
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