Ice Age: The Meltdown

I won't tell you the story but I will say this. It is worth the $6.50 to see it.If you have not seen the first one yet I recommend seeing the first Ice Age to follow along better.Same great story line with the same humor and charisma that some movie sequels lack. This movie like Shrek 2 lives up to the original and surpasses it. More humor and more laughs than the original. And even better story line. It really is worth it so see it! No choppy story lines like some sequels and the same great cast that adds that charisma that most movie sequels lack.

You can see how first part is very illuminating but I wanted to watch second one because this theme attracted me so much . Maybe it isn't following other parts but its heart is emptier than first one . There are very funny parts and there are maybe some parts which are bringing us new vision of this funny serial . You can find yourself in every part of this funny adventure . Maybe it isn't so well made as I expected . You can see that authors of this movie were inspired with one actual global problem . This movie is showing how this animals are reacting in this climate change . It is maybe way how you can find inspiration and from problem make really funny and nice part in every animated serial . Sid and whole team impressed me because they are again here in this friendship .

Obviously they felt that the computers could handle water now and the first film was worthy of a sequel. All the familiar faces and not so familiar voices from the first instalment are faced with a serious case of global warming so their ice palace is going to be converted into water world. No cave men this time just critters, the mammoth (Ray Romano), the sloth (John Leguizamo) and the sabre tooth tiger (Denis Leary). Plus Queen Latifa and cameos by Seann William Scott and Jay Leno. It's an average computer generated animation, if you enjoyed the first instalment you will enjoy it but don't expect Nemo or the Incredibles in terms of characters or sheer imagination.

I didn't see the first one: the trailer was enough to put me off. I didn't want to see the sequel either, but everyone else did. So I tagged along. Not having seen the trailer, I didn't have the faintest idea of what I was about to suffer. I think I smiled twice during the whole film, not a very good average. OK, so the vultures were good, but it's not enough to make a whole film. Mind you, despite the enthusiasm of others to see the film, I didn't hear much laughter around me. The room for this screen was only about 2/3 full at best, although a lot of people had been buying tickets to see other films. The complex was overrun despite it being the Sunday of a long weekend in Springtime, when most people tend to go away for a quick break. Boring and unoriginal, although better than some of the crap Disney has been churning out in recent years. At best, suitable for very small children, up to about age 8.