Ice Age: The Meltdown



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Ray Romano Manny
John Leguizamo Sid
Denis Leary Diego
Seann William Scott Crash
Josh Peck Eddie
Queen Latifah Ellie
Will Arnett Lone Gunslinger Vulture
Jay Leno Fast Tony
Chris Wedge Scrat
Peter Ackerman Dung Beetle Dad
Caitlin Rose Anderson Glypto Boy Billy/Beaver Girl
Connor Anderson Rhino Boy/Beaver Boy
Joseph Bologna Mr. Start
Jack Crocicchia Elk Boy
Peter DeSève Condor Chick

Plot Keywords: 
Taglines: 
1: Kiss Your Ice Goodbye
2: He Never Thaw It Coming (UK)
3: The Ice age is coming to an end
4: The meltdown
5: The Ice age is melting away
6: The Pack Is Back.
7: The Chill Is Gone
8: Kiss Your Nuts Goodbye (UK)
9: Kiss Your Ice Goodbye
10: He Never Thaw It Coming (UK)
11: The Ice age is coming to an end
12: The meltdown
13: The Ice age is melting away
14: The Pack Is Back.
15: The Chill Is Gone
16: Kiss Your Nuts Goodbye (UK)
17: Kiss Your Ice Goodbye
18: He Never Thaw It Coming (UK)
19: The Ice age is coming to an end
20: The meltdown
21: The Ice age is melting away
22: The Pack Is Back.
23: The Chill Is Gone
24: Kiss Your Nuts Goodbye (UK)

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  • It has its moments, but overall it's vapid

    Oh dear, what went wrong? I remember watching Ice Age, and being
    endlessly entertained, exceedingly satisfied and just filled with mirth
    and warmness; it was such a lovable, charming and magical little film,
    and watching it was a joy. Now here comes its sequel, which instead of
    focusing on the zenith of the ice age instead focuses on its demise.
    Apart from that, the characters are the same, the humour is relatively
    identical and there really isn't anything else significantly different.
    But I'm afraid when I watched Ice Age: The Meltdown, I didn't feel
    satisfaction, mirth or warmness, albeit being mildly entertained. I
    felt indifferent, apathetic and generally uninterested in the 'gang's'
    latest escapades.Well after the end credits have rolled, I still have no idea what
    caused this disastrous screening. In the first film, everything just
    seemed to click. Now, it's quite the opposite. The story wasn't
    anywhere near as charming or funny anymore; instead, it was vapid,
    contrived and to be frank, lame. The characters were nowhere near as
    lovable or endearing, but now were just tiresome, repetitive and
    monotonous. Yes, actually I think I do no what happened to the Ice Age
    franchise, and I think do know the root of its seemingly premature and
    sudden demise.It's the same thing that happens to all sequels, and that's that the
    sequel is nearly always inferior. The extent of inferiority varies for
    each film, and unfortunately that extent is rather substantial for this
    film. Ice Age 2 is substantially inferior in practically every field –
    the story, the characters, the script, etc – and as a result the final
    product is nowhere near as satisfying as we would like. It's a major
    disappointment to say the least, and is a perfect example of a
    substandard animation film of today's day and age.One of the things I least expected was not to love the same trio of
    characters which were just so fun and amusing in the first film but are
    now repetituous and tiresome. They were: Sid (John Leguizamo), a
    talkative sloth who's surprisingly managed to be less irritating this
    time around but more lovable; Manny (Ray Romano), a giant mammoth and
    former misanthrope who is now angry about his species' extinction
    rather than the animal kingdom as a whole'; and Diego (Dennis Leary), a
    Sabretooth tiger who now faces a new problem in this film after
    conquering his last one previously; where in the original Ice Age Diego
    was torn between good and evil, he's now caught up with his phobia of
    water, which I believe is professionally known as aquaphobia.This is just one of the myriad of subplots in the film, intertwined in
    the film's main story. Just like the first film, the trio are on a long
    and arduous journey through their colourful land, but this time the
    entire population of the valley is tagging along; plus, their journey
    isn't a voluntary moral duty but one which their life depends on.
    Global warming has hit the planet and the ice age is in its final
    moments, and all the ice is melting. Manny, Diego and Sid must head to
    the end of the valley where an 'ark' is awaiting them (this biblical
    reference seems just like any other pop culture reference). On their
    way, they run through dangerous geyser fields, battle resurrected and
    hungry sea monsters, encounter a pesky pair of badgers (claiming Sid's
    title as the most annoying thing in the film) and are even treated to a
    choreographed musical sequence of a pack of eagles singing 'Food,
    Glorious Food'.And of course, Scrat makes a triumphant return in Ice Age: Meltdown,
    and what's new with him? Absolutely nothing. He's exactly the same,
    just as all the other characters, and he's still going after that
    elusive acorn as if his life depended on it. However, out of this comes
    something quite remarkable; Scrat emerges as the only character in the
    film who consistently entertains us, and constantly keeps us amused
    amidst all the repetition and monotony everywhere else. He seems to be
    the only character in this sequel who retains any magic, and he
    essentially saves the film from becoming a total and utter failure.Instead, it's only a mild failure, albeit still being one. I can't say
    I recommend Ice Age: The Meltdown, not even to children. There are
    scenes in the film that are reminiscent to Steven Spielberg's Jaws,
    involving sadistic and ominous sea monsters leaping from the depths and
    devouring anyone who inadvertently and mistakenly wanders too close to
    the shore. The humour, for the most part, is toilet humour which is for
    the most part hit-and-miss. And of course, the biggest problem with the
    film is that it's vapid, it's uninteresting and monotonous in its
    dealings, and is really a rehash of the original film with a new story,
    one that clearly had the intention of having relevance in today's
    current affairs. However, Ice Age: The Meltdown is not so much an
    educational or moral film as it is an entertaining one, or even a
    successful one at that.

    dtgonehome from United States - 9 June 2009
  • Ice Age 2: The Meltdown

    Ice Age 2: The Meltdown is the sequel to 2002's Ice Age, an animated
    blockbuster released by Blue Sky Studios starring the voice talents of
    Ray Romano, John Leguizamo and Denis Leary. The movie involved a woolly
    mammoth named Manfred, a sloth named Sid and a sabre toothed tiger
    named Diego coming together and attempting to return a human baby to
    it's tribe.Ice Age 2: The Meltdown involves Manny, Sid and Diego and their new
    herd trying to escape the valley due to an ice meltdown, which will
    cause the entire valley to flood. Along the way, they meet Ellie,
    another woolly mammoth who believes she is a possum and the sister of
    opossums Eddie and Crash.The sequel is directed by Carlos Saldanha, who appears to have a vastly
    different directing style than Chris Wedge (voice of Scrat and director
    of the original movie). Carlos has gone for a lot of cheesy humour
    which was not present in the original, and completely changes the
    personality of Manfred. Instead of being moody and quiet, Manny is now
    quite talkative, humorous and silly in areas. Ice Age 2 also sneaks in
    a few "mature" words like damn, crap and ass, which was unnecessary and
    only adds to the cringing humour.The short scenes with Scrat are still as hilarious as ever. Whilst I
    believe he was funnier in the first movie, Ice Age 2 boasts more scenes
    with the funny rodent, all of which see him perform insane stunts to
    try and recover his beloved acorn (even beating up a swarm of
    piranhas). It would be nice if a few more scenes were squished in, but
    for the most part Scrat is still his hilarious self.The animation is impressive. Sure, the fur effects are lacking in
    areas, but the lighting, water and soft look of the landscapes are
    brilliantly done and lovely to gaze upon. The characters are animated
    well and don't feel stiff, and the animation overall is very good.Overall, Ice Age 2: The Meltdown is a fun and enjoyable animated
    comedy, with some nice characters and some new voice talents (Queen
    Latifah, Sean William Scott, Josh Peck). However, it's style of humour
    is much more corny than the first movie, and the plot is not the best
    in an animated film. In conclusion, the movie is decent and fun.

    gameking53 from United Kingdom - 31 May 2009
  • A great little icebreaker.

    The unlikely "herd" from the first movie (Manny The Mammoth, Sid The
    Sloth and Diego The Sabre-Toothed Tiger) return in this enjoyable and
    entertaining sequel.This time around, the ice is melting (hence the title) and our leads
    have to leave their valley in double quick time to hopefully stay ahead
    of an impending flood. On their travels they bump into Ellie, a woolly
    mammoth who thinks she's a possum (voiced by Queen Latifah), and her
    two "brothers" who actually ARE possums. Having not seen any other
    mammoths in some time, Manny can only hope that Ellie eventually
    realises what species she really is so that extinction can be delayed
    for them both.With the same stylised look and wonderfully crafted script this is that
    rare beast indeed, a sequel that is very much the equal of it's
    predecessor. And that is helped in no small part by the return of
    nut-crazy Scrat, the lovely little guy who grows increasingly mad and
    desperate as fate continually thwarts his best efforts to get his hands
    on some tasty nutty goodness.See this if you like: Ice Age, Robots, Happy Feet.

    tyler-and-jack from Edinburgh. - 4 March 2009

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