By: Phillip Winn
I can’t disagree with the details of your review, though I did enjoy this movie. Lilo and Stich *is* better, incidentally, if only because of the nicely-done science-fiction introduction. American...
View ArticleBy: The Theory
I love animation. I love the kiddie animation movies like Monsters Inc, et al. But also the Japaniese Anime that so many dispise. Yeah, and Titan AE was good. peace.
View ArticleBy: Eric Olsen
Owning this and having a 3 year-old has resulted in many an airing. I have liked this one more over time – the relationships are good and more real than usual, it’s funny, exciting, and clever. If the...
View ArticleBy: Matt Moore
Well, she could have winged the kid over the falls by itself and then been with Dad at the end.
View ArticleBy: Jim Carruthers
I enjoyed “Ice Age”, and while the animation isn’t as good as Pixar’s, it did have some very good moments (the sequence where the cave paintings are animated to tell how the mastadon lost his family...
View ArticleBy: Creford
“Ice Age” is a wonderful film! Great scene! The cartoon effect is lifelike. The elephant was so courage that dashed ahead regardless of its safety to save the tiger. That was like human.
View ArticleBook Review: The Ark of Adams by Jack Kane
As Weather and Global warming continue to wreak havoc on the earth, snow and ice blanket the world, creating a new ice age. In an effort to moderate the conditions on humanity, discovery of an answer...
View ArticleBook Review: The Land of Painted Caves by Jean Auel
In the culmination of this prehistoric cult-like historical fiction series, Ayla fulfills her destiny and Jane Auel lovingly puts to rest the family she created in 1980 and has nurtured ever since. The...
View ArticleMovie Review: Rio (2011)
From the makers of Ice Age series comes Rio, an aggressive assault of color and sound, and fortunately that’s where the aggressiveness ends. Unlike the latest ‘kid movies’ The Tale of Despereaux,...
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Movie Review: Rio (2011)
In the annals of computer-generated family fare, we all know that Pixar reigns supreme. While DreamWorks may be their closest competitor, the former has yet to maintain the steady stream of quality...
View ArticleBlu-ray Review: Ice Age – A Mammoth Christmas Special
It doesn’t matter when it takes place or what it’s about — every franchise has to have a Christmas episode, dammit! From Mystery Science Theater 3000 to Charlie Brown and from that terrible Teenage...
View ArticleDVD Review: Ice Age – A Mammoth Christmas
Ever since Scrat the sabertooth squirrel started his quest for the acorn in the early 2000s, I’ve been a fan of the Ice Age universe. Sure, maybe Manny, Sid, and Diego are slowly inching towards...
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Ice Age Revisited: Glacial Grooves at Kelleys Island
Sometimes great history is in your own backyard. And sometimes it’s easy to overlook it in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Such is the case with the Glacial Grooves – the largest and most...
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Movie Review: Ice Age: Continental Drift
Seems like the creators of Ice Age: Continental Drift used this step-by-step guide to ripping little kids and their parents off their hard earned dollars: 1. Introduce a couple of new characters to a...
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Nintendo Wii Review: Ice Age: Continental Drift – Arctic Games
After only one hour of playing Ice Age: Continental Drift – Arctic Games for the Nintendo Wii, I was confident that I had played enough of the game to write this review. Before you accuse me of being...
View ArticleBlu-ray Review: Ice Age: Continental Drift
If there is one immediate, valid complaint regularly lodged against 3D movies it is that they are full of silly moments where things come out of the screen towards the audience for no particular reason...
View ArticleBook Review: The Ark of Adams by Jack Kane
As Weather and Global warming continue to wreak havoc on the earth, snow and ice blanket the world, creating a new ice age. In an effort to moderate the conditions on humanity, discovery of an answer...
View ArticleBook Review: The Land of Painted Caves by Jean Auel
In the culmination of this prehistoric cult-like historical fiction series, Ayla fulfills her destiny and Jane Auel lovingly puts to rest the family she created in 1980 and has nurtured ever since. The...
View ArticleMovie Review: Rio (2011)
From the makers of Ice Age series comes Rio, an aggressive assault of color and sound, and fortunately that’s where the aggressiveness ends. Unlike the latest ‘kid movies’ The Tale of Despereaux,...
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Movie Review: Rio (2011)
In the annals of computer-generated family fare, we all know that Pixar reigns supreme. While DreamWorks may be their closest competitor, the former has yet to maintain the steady stream of quality...
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