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Online Watch Ice Age: Continental Drift Streaming Movie Without Downloading Scrat's nutty pursuit of the cursed acorn, which he's been after since the dawn of time, has world-changing consequences - a continental cataclysm that triggers the greatest adventure of all for Manny, Diego and Sid. In the wake of these upheavals, Sid reunites with his cantankerous Granny, and the herd encounters a ragtag menagerie of seafaring pirates determined to stop them from returning home. -- (C) Official Site PG Ice Age: Continental Drift Movie release on Jul 13, 2012 Wide
Ice Age: Continental Drift Movie Synopsis
When Scrat accidentally provokes a continental cataclysm with a storm, Manny is separated from Ellie and Peaches on an iceberg with Diego, Sid and Granny but he promises that he will find a way to return home. While crossing the ocean, they are captured by the cruel pirate Captain Gutt and his crew. However they escape and Manny plots a plan to steal Captain Gutt's ship and return to his homeland in a dangerous voyage through the sea. But the cruel pirates seek revenge against Manny and his family and friends.
Cast by
Ray Romano,John Leguizamo,Denis Leary,Queen Latifah,Seann William Scott,Josh Peck,Jennifer Lopez,Wanda Sykes,Keke Palmer,Aziz Ansari,Drake,Heather Morris,Joy Behar,Nicky Minaj,Josh Gad,Alan Tudyk,Nick Frost,Kunal Nayyar,Alain Chabat,Christopher J. Campbell
Genres Ice Age: Continental Drift : Action & Adventure,Animation,Kids & Family,Comedy
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Ice Age: Continental Drift Movie Review
Yes, this is the part where I outsource my critical role to my children. If you are the kind of person who (quite understandably) abhors this particular gimmick, you may wish to stop reading now. Christopher Orr-The Atlantic The best bits are basic and all but voiceless: those Scrat-intensive set pieces, still inspiredly squirrelly if much too far apart. Jonathan Kiefer-Village Voice These films are generally good at being good enough, and the fourth installment, Ice Age: Continental Drift, doesn't deviate from that modest tradition. William Goss-Film.com In the end, this latest "Ice Age" movie is about as surprising and unpredictable as a glacier. And not much more fun. Stephen Whitty-Newark Star-Ledger Whenever I watch an "Ice Age" movie, I understand how my mother felt whenever I zoned out in front of the television after school. Rafer Guzman-Newsday Popping from one silly set piece to another is all that really concerns the screenwriters. Kyle Smith-New York Post The swashbuckling stuff is boisterous, if dated, and proves far more engaging than a tedious sub-plot involving Manny's rebellious teenage daughter. Jason Best-Movie Talk The first "Ice Age" is still the best, but as fabricated and Saturday morning as this installment is, it's still an accomplished bit of animated filmmaking. James Plath-Movie Metropolis Much like Madagascar, this animated talking animal series with a star-studded voice cast seems to be just coasting along, all too willing to recycle past plotlines and jokes, hoping families aren't offended enough to stop showing up. Phil Villarreal-OK! Magazine Here the franchise that recycles other kids' movies recycles itself. Cynthia Fuchs-Time to Play Magazine The beautiful animation and wonderful character design continue to impress, but the seafaring action is sunk by sub-sitcom-level lessons about family and friendship. John Beifuss-Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) Apparently Fox are making a fifth, and people wonder what's pushing originality out of Hollywood. Sam Bathe-Fan The Fire This is simply the case of a series that has fully run its course without anywhere left to go. Jeff Beck-Examiner.com There have been far worse children's films than Ice Age: Continental Drift, even this year, but few that make me so depressed about Hollywood's utter contempt for young moviegoers. Jonathan Lack-We Got This Covered [Teaches] the children of the world all the clichés that they will rapidly come to despise over the course of the following decades. William Bibbiani-CraveOnline The difference between mild endorsement and a dismissive "ehh" technically isn't part of the movie. It's the 5-minute short subject preceding Continental Drift, a wordless gem titled The Longest Daycare starring Maggie Simpson. Steve Persall-Tampa Bay Times moves quickly, is well directed, and from time to time achieves some real suspense. If it also shows how the franchise is wearing a little thin, it also shows why it has lasted this long. Andrea Chase-Killer Movie Reviews Let's make this one extinct. Grae Drake-Movies.com ...everything I liked about the original movie has been worn down. Leonard Maltin-indieWIRE ... worthless junk, just like the three worthless movies that came before it. Jim Lane-Sacramento News & Review The "Ice Age" franchise runs out of steam with a narratively inert example of animated fluff. Cole Smithey-ColeSmithey.com Contains more than enough high energy hi-jinks to keep distractible kiddies entertained. Tom Clift-Moviedex Kids will love this film and parents won't be bored for a minute. Bruce Bennett-Spectrum (St. George, Utah) Fossilized in a syrupy, always-stick-by-your-family-and-friends formula. Scrat provides the only constant humour. The surrealism and manic slapstick that animation can do so well are dwarfed by adventures with pirates and a clichéd teen-fitting-in story. Brian Gibson-Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Canada) More solid, at least, than the ice on which its characters float, 'Ice Age: Continental Drift' is a fun fourth installment of the popular franchise that has charmed its fans for years. Linda Cook-Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) A hollow simulation of what fun for the whole family looks and sounds like. Mark Pfeiffer-Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema