Ice Age Director: Carlos Saldanha, Chris Wedge Cast: Ray Romano, John Leguizamo, Denis Leary, Goran Visnjic
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- DVD Release Date: 07/10/2007
- Original Release: 2002
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| DVD - Widescreen / Full Frame | $17.99 |
| DVD - Wide Screen | $19.99 |
| DVD - Pan & Scan / Wide Screen | $19.99 |
| Blu-ray - Wide Screen / Subtitled / Dubbed | $27.99 |
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Scenes
Scene Index
Disc #1 -- Ice Age
1. A Squirrel's Life [3:51]
2. The Big Chill? [1:28]
3. All Alone [:44]
4. A Great Team [3:25]
5. Tigers on the Prowl [2:41]
6. Save the Child [:15]
7. Taking Care of Baby [2:12]
8. Food! [3:05]
9. Bedtime [:45]
10. Where's the Baby [6:01]
11. A Shortcut [:48]
12. Cave Drawings [2:17]
13. The Searchers [2:58]
14. A Hot Foot [:47]
15. The Tiger's Plan [:23]
16. Fire Starter [3:09]
17. Ambush! [1:23]
18. Reunited [:16]
19. 20,000 Years Later [1:19]
20. End Titles [4:27]
Editorial Reviews
One of the biggest box office hits of 2002, this pre-hysteric comedy echoes John Ford's 1948 western, Three Godfathers, as a mismatched trio of creatures teams up to return a wayward human infant to its family. Emmy winner Ray Romano is the voice of Manfred, a woolly mammoth who is migrating north instead of south. John Leguizamo voices Sid, a sloth who becomes to Manfred what Donkey was to Shrek. "We make a great team," the hyper-verbal Sid exclaims. "Isn't there someone else you can annoy?" Manfred replies. Denis Leary is the voice of Diego, a saber-toothed tiger who joins them on their treacherous journey and has his own agenda. But the character who runs away with Ice Age is Scrat, a hapless squirrel/rat who tries desperately to make off with his hard-won prize, an acorn. There is one heart-tugging moment in which Manfred sadly observes cave drawings of an ill-fated woolly mammoth family, and some tooth-and-claw fight scenes may send chills through younger viewers. The computer animation throughout is quite good, and the storytelling will warm the hearts of young and old for ages to come. Donald Liebenson, Barnes & Noble
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